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Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08

fUhLlCAIlUN DOHHONo.
In the D,-trici Court d Chrr'kSe County
Kansas, Sitting at Galena.
L.C. Hncker. Plaintiff v EttH Gleasni'
La,hrop. Jessie L. Cinwell. r. ID. c"'well
Arthur H. Eroweil. Elizabeth Ir"well'
Douglas CI6weil, Berih1 Ti"rleI. k"wen"
rowell -. go ''''' - ',.'''~""r'
surnr.ie ie unkn"wn, and Frank q
E'irtuR' on, Bll living; aud JOHN Nnneps'
H.,C. Hale. Ch"S H Hoy, John { W''er
n1an, MnIlie ] B rum Robert L BirunI,
n II Hickman, A. X. Ma Held and J b.
WaIkims II living, or IL they be dead, the"
he unknown hehs, c ecutOrr, admins
,ratoIe, drviaeen, trustees and aHrig"e m
Jnhn !. Vanep-. H &. Ha e, ChaH. II
Hnyt, Johu WH'erman Nellie j. Biruni.
r. ,heri L. Birum, II Il. Hickman. A. h
Nuxtirld aud J. B Watkins; and the un.
known heir, execute r., adminiEi rAtoTS.
lev Hees, trustees aud arSiRnr Oi R''brr'
CmweIl, deceased; aud heat q
RoIutTpe Mercantile Company, II u
,aTtnership, and the unknown membrT'
hereof, II living. or " dead the unk"ow'
heirs, exec rtOTr. .administratOT ore, devi-erS.
rustees and assigns of the unknow'
,,,embers Of said Keet d Rounirr
Mercantile Company, " partnership
md K-et & Rnuntree Mercantile ON.
unny. u q corporation and In existence
br " Il be not In existence. the successor
JUSTICES or assigns Of SAID keei d Rnun
zee Mercantile Omp,ny ifH corpDrHtio"
Defendants.
HIe OF Kansas. Cherokee County, ss
The state "f k.nsRa 80 each and every
me Of the nbnve named def''ndunts, rN
rp, Jessie L Cr well. Frank c. EdrinRt""
aud Eita Gieas, n Lath up. Greeting:
Va, a,.A a..rk, 0f vnta N hRTRDv nuttf1eU
that you have been sued In the 1bo>e
entitled court In the above entitled action
bv thu above named plsin'ih.L. HockeT'
md YOU and each Of HOu must un or before
h,. 18th day of March, 1917. an~wer the
,,-.iitiun Oi the plaintiff herein "r said
u,eiitiun will he taken a. tTur and jndE
men, will be =. ndered against N"u ant
,.nch OF y,u wholly barring and rxclu'it"L
,,u from uI,y right, lille or interest in Nm
= the iOll"winR descibed real estate ~
Che Okee County. KAT SUI, Ia wi';-L'nt
ne IL. Nv" I2l aud nine d. In Isl ch
mir cen 1881 H. VHnrps Addition r iht
cIyif BuxieT Springs, according !" TN
rCurdrd plat hereof. and qmieiing IN
lie in and tu Auid real estate ub"Nr de'
cribed IN n plbiDtiff, l. { HUcker. ana
.ranti"g the plaintiff such other Hnd
urthrr relief III the court may dee N
equitable and juet.
vi. NESS, my hand and the seal Of
.niu cUuri Ut my Office In the Ci Ell
GaIena In sHid count! this ~ day oi
SEAL FRED sINIKIN.
Clerk II tht DIS TicI CuuTi.
By A W Webb =. d -pniy.
sc. WESTCoTT.
Attorney for PluiniIH.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08

An entirely new book giving
the most comprehensive explaua-
tion of Cancer and its successful
treatment without the knife ever
published is now offered for free
distribution. S.nd for your copy
TODAY. Address o. A. Johnson,
N D. Suite sos 1920 Main ST.,
Kansas Civ, Mo.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08


PUBLICATION 81 NH0Nh
T., ,h. D,,tric, Cuurt OF @ trrOkee county,
Rsn.... sit,inR n 0alept,
w ID. Convey, Plaintiff. ". Mp. Il Ia
vents. L,,la WentE @ a,dson, Frank
t,.~s,.r. lame. Bsewu,ei Arthur Brews.
49, Edw.rd B,ewuter, n bert BrrwrteT.
4 n n,s~s,.T. Or .ce he, nter and Jennir
p,'.,,.,sr Mi living, vii Iam A wO.,d.
n Den,on. d. +. Townp nd, /. p. John.
NJ n Oh .ss. K Iohuaou, uhV
Inc ar N ibe, be dead, ,h, /, the unk aown
..I,s. e'.eut,,rs, admIuirt. atom, drvipees.
s,,,.,,e. snd ssslaua of tnr snld Willis ni
a wo,d. =, q. Denton, y y. Townsend.
p fohueon. MnfV II chnae aua = ].
,ahnson, ana Che unknown hsira, ezecn.
sorS. aamiuiatrntoru dsvissep, tfus,e~r
and assiguS ol Andrew B. ciug-ton. J. o.
~srts ana T,,.i RrSwrter. an dsoOased. /.
p.Irudsu,o.
State OF Kansas, Cherokee County, -.
THE a,.,e of X,,unaa 20 zach anu ever,
one ~ the above named defendants. e..
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08

6. Morris MiChencT, plaintiff, Va. The
Hope Mining Company. Lawrence 1
CoSIe Katie II C0yle, N Blanchard.
| Melvina Blanchard, GeV. Braun, Geo +.
| BTHun, if living, und the unkuuvn heirs.
executors. administrations, devIsees.
rna,eea, ard rHaiRns. II they or any OF
them be dead, Defendants.
Th- state of kHn-aH to The Hope Mining
C"mpHny, LnW renee l.. Coyle. Katie II.
CnNIpM n Blm"chaTd, ,Melvina Blanchard.
G o. braun, Gen. F. Br un. rtlivimg, and
the unknown heir. ~" u'nrs. HdIntntS
trntors, deviaeer, trustees and assigns.
ifihey or any of them be dead;
You and eHch Ui y''u "a e hrIrb n"iifiSd
TINT ven have I,een sued H. The D -fT Ct
Court 0f Cherokee County Kansas, sitting
~ Gsleta, bN suid I'lBiItifi, Who-e I'eii-
ion ia now on III, IN The office Of hi clerk
f>aid c uri IN GHltn0, Kanese, and that
YOU must Hn-weT the said petiiiun
n or IH.fuTe the 9Th dHN Of March,
1917, or said petition will he tax ~ true
md iuapment will he taken q con-
frsaed and rendered IT, fRV"r at eaid
pl .intiff and against you, the aHid de-
1 ndRniR, 0f the iulnwInR nature. to-wtt;
Plaintiff will he drcnrtl Ca be the legal
nd equi'Hb { .'wner 1T the real eat tie
ercTibrd In said petltion. tO-witi
lnc SOulnt0t' NJ ~ w w
I on twenty-five I2!l. Township thiri y.fOuT
l3Il. Range t~eniy.fOuT I'M eHHt ul the
.ixth q incip ! MrrIuIn' 10 b = NJ rz-
'rpiinR iherefTom S'rip ,f land oue
hundred llOOi ieei wide RcroSa the Suutl-
east corner hereof, now used and Occu.
pied fer ht.nf-waV tor railr"Hd purp'SrR
md reserved In the original deed from |
he Missouri River. Fort Scott and Cult
COmpany. dated July 18Th. 1874;
md his ti'lr 10 said real estate will be |
quieied In him, and ynu and each ~ y''i |
" III br wholly excl ded firm any Interest |
her,in and you will be- furever ba red and |
slapped from setting up Or claiming any |
right, title or iuter ~ in and to the said /
rral estat, or any pan thereut, aud the /
plHiuiif will be given such other relief |
~ he may he entitled 10 In law and
equity, including the coats Of this "ction.
DaTed. n Galcna, knnr ihir y duy OF
JsnuaTy, 1917.
+. NORRIS NIIt HENER.
BY G. W. kHTt shHN his HttOrney.
FRED snK1N.
c. n n the DistncI Court.
BY AN. NebbeH Deputy. ]
shAL
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08
Bach Music Club Program.

The members of the Bach
Music Club entertained their
par n,~ at the home oi Miss Ruth
Barnes. Fnday evening. jim n.
1917 The club gave a pleasing
program after which light re-
fresh mentS were served.
The program was as follows:
Lullaby Wing
Mary p umb
Gaiety Gurlitt
Adelaide P umb
Happy Miller Dutton
HAIL Love
Hayrack LINDSAY
Gnldir Wol6nbarger
Minuet in G Beethoven
Dorothy Smith =
Song .! the Lark TschaikoT%ky
''-''' Grace o0bttman '--'
Swallows Burgmuller
Tulsa Barnes
Cauzonetta Hollandsr
Louise Covey
Minuet in G Bach
On the Meadow Lichner
Helen Humphrey
Curious Story Heller
Mona McCrea
Butterflies Conconr
Ma bel Rummel
Sonatine, Three Movements .
ISidor SeiSS
D rot y Plumb
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08
You win Gain
BY So Doing

II your eyes are imperfect--.th
snoner YOU know = OF the fact, th'
better. You will then be able r'
take proper fnrasurrs for tn
preserva'i"T6t YOUR sight. Y"r
NAV be alhIe TO see fairly wei
now'-'bpt it is important tina
YOU ST tbttuld he able to see tquall
vel sav. onr or two Years henc'
lf ,ou wish tO ensure future go"c
vision. il is necessary TO care to-
YOUR eyes now--.to alleviate pres
ent difficulties, and 10 remove in
furious strain that NAV exist
The real danger lies in the fac'
that the sight may deteriorate 81
gradually that you may never
notice ANYTHING amiss until see
ing. powers are seriously affected
Therefore. consult w. H Barnes
Doctor Of Ortics, when he is ir
Baxter Springs, Thursday, Feb
Is. al Pols,er Hotel.
Office Hours 1870 to 5:OO
Barnes Optical ParIOTS
Parsons, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08
Sitting at Columbus.

Z. H. Boswell, Plaintiff, W. the unknown
hrirs, eAecntOrs, s,admlnir,rators,d deVisees,
ruHieeu and assigns Of William n. Ty neT,
deceasedi 8 W Ssverin aud the unknown
hrire, eNecuturs, administrations, drvieers,
trustees and assigns Of 3. W SEVERN,
Driendanta.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08

The Minute Cafe-that's where
.hev all GO Good eats, promp'
Meals 25c.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08

Published la The Baxter Syringe News
ON Feb. let, eth sud lalh, loi7.I
10 the District Court VI Cherokee County.
kanoan.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08
Publication Notice.

First published In Baxter Springs New,
IAN Is, 1917.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-08
PunLICATION SUMMONS.

First Published In The Baxter SpunRs
News, February lat. 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
TWO ARMY FUNERALS.

FL PASO. Jan. IA double military funeral will be held here for Corporal Joseph H. Wiederburn of Company I, and Private Harry w. Remby of Com pany D. Thirty-Third Michigan Infant ". who died in the Fort Bliss hospital within a few minutes of each other from pneumonia Wiederburn came from East Jordan and Remby from Alpina, Michigan. The only two pre- vious deaths in this regiment resulted also from pneumonia. The citizens of Flint, Michigan. have offered to ship to lower altitude any soldier from their town who has developed this dis. ease. It is the practice when pneu- monia patients can be moved, to ship them from Fl Paso, which has an alti tude of 4.0OO feet. to Yuma, Arizona. which Is below Sea level.
 Corporal Wade c. Hall. of Company
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
GERMANS MASSING
 GUNS FOR SPRING
Continued From Page one)

(COnunued from Page One)
 a change in the center of gravity on the western front The Somme battle has swept its way into comparative ouietude and while the military ex- perts here naturally are unable to pre- dict with certainty the plans of the Anglo French leaders, recent advices point to a transfer of the. entente allies main efforts to another region most likely that of Verdun-where the French energies recently have been concentrated on extending to its original size the sally port west of the Meuse-the most obvious point as tfc nearest to the heart of Germany-for the effort to roll back the invasion. or, in case of minor successes, a point whence operations into the rich iron fields would be possible.
 Military experts here point out that the employment of British troops in large numbers at this point would be hampered by great transportation diff faculties and assert that the FrenrN reserves are inadequate for any great effort. They express the fullest confi- dence that with the balance of artii lery strength fully restored, as the7 expect it to be by spring, Germany will be able to prevent any serious ad- vance at this salient.
 The new year, as far as internal re- lations are concerned, will be year of privations. Increased harvest Of grains is offset by disappointing potatoe crop so that despite the food supplies captured in Rumania, no pro- spect of an increase in the total ra- ton can be held out for the present though perhaps later it may be found possible to provide an extra allowance of meat Dietary experts declare. how ever. that the present ration is entirely adeuuate to support life and mainta'' working vigor. except in the case of those in heavy work. for whom special provision is now being made undor the appeal of Field Marshal von Hin denburg to the rural population for contributions. It is maintained that while life within the blockade nav nos sible become increasirglv unpleasant. the military efficiency of Germany will not be diminished.
 In foreign affairs, the new year of course dawns under a sign of peace overtures. The entente's official reply has not yet been received here. There is considerable discussion regarding Garpnarxr's nroha hla nlapc in caca of an expected possible refusal of the Entente powers to enter upon a con ference.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
CHIHUAHUA CITY QUIET.

FL PASO, Jan. 1.-Conditions are quiet in Chihuahua City, according to passengers from there, who arrived in Juarez late tonight. Apart from re- ports of skirmishing between Fran cisco Murguia's and Villas troops be- low Santa Rosalia, they said they had heard no news of importance in Chi hruahua.
 The arrival of troop train in Juarez today gave rise to rumors on the American side of the evacuation of Chihuahua. but it proved to be a train from Casas Grandes carrying part of the brigade of General Francisco Con gales, late commander of Juarez, to Chihuahua City. After assembling his troops there. General Gonzales will take the field against Villa. General Jose Murguia, now in charge of the northern border. is sending a part of his own troops to garrison Casas Grandes.
 A passenger train left Juarez for Chihuahua City today.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
NINETEEN DESERT.

FL PASO, Jan. Tt was learned today that nineteen soldiers belon ging to the Twenty-Third United States In- fantry reported missing at headquart- CTS, had concealed themselves on the train carrying back the Thirty-First Michigan Infantry. which left here yesterday for Detroit, Michigan.
 The missing regulars will be return ed to Fl Paso and courtmartialed for attempted desertion.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT In the County of Cochise,
 State of Arizona

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Estate of Albert Heffern, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, Administrator of the estate rf Albert Heffern. deceased, to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publi- cation of this notice to the said Ad- ministrator at the Law Offices of Will Hams & Flanigan, in the Allen Block. Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in said County of Cochise.
 THEODORE GAUTHIER,
 Administrator of the estate of Albert Heffern, deceased.
 Dated Bisbee. Arizona, this day of December, 1916.
 First publication Dec. 19. 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
N TO DAvY JONES' LOCKER.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-Lloyd's reports the following vessels as having been sunk:
 The Greek steamer Demetrios Ing lesis, 2,0sS tons, crew landed; the Nor wegian steamers Flora, 1,032 tons, crew landed, and Eva, part of crew landed; the Russian sailing ship See donis.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

Secretary Lansing is of the opinion that the United States joining a league to enforce world peace would not affect the Monroe Doctrine as lat ter is a declaration of policy and not a treaty, and that there is no need of altering this policy even though Eu- ropean nations should cooperate with United States in preventing wars in western hemispheres.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

Tn face of asti~rates of world d-wi1a "wheat shortaoe" this present season. feures of wheat in the worlds store tory for the neriod. Ii is 53 000 GOO bushels beyond the December total following the worlds great crop of 1e12-largest ever harvested prior to the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

This word means LIFE and strength. Use it and you will know that the name is just right. 2.
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
ASPHYxIATED BY AUTO.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10. J. Derousse, assistant to the president of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, died today as the result of being over come by gasoline fumes in his ssraee near his home in Germantown. It is believed he asphyxiated by the vapor from the exhaust while endeavoring to place new license tag on the car.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Tn the County of cochise. State O
 Arizona


 Arizona
 . NOTICE TO CREDITORS ... Tstrto of Iohn Charles Taylor. de ceased Notice is hereby given by 'Ae un5orsi~ned Administrator of the Tetnto of roNn Charles Tavlor. de 'oasc1 to tho creditors of and all per sors having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four "ronths after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator 7t law offices of ] n. Taylor. Bisbee, Arizona. the same being the place for "a transaction of tNe business of said es.ate in said County of Cochise.
 j. D TAYLOR. Ad~ illustrator of the estate of John C'arles Taylor. deceased. Dated Bisbee. Arizona. this. day of. 1916. First publication Dec. 26. 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
STEWART RETURNS AS
 MONTANA GOVERNOR

HELENA. Mont. Jan. 1.-Samuel V. Stewart. Democrat. was inaugurated f'pdav for his second term as governor of Montana. The governors messaee to the legislature. members of which convene tomorrow. will probably he delivered some time during the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

K. Third North Carolina Infantry. ea listing at Asheboro. N. C.. died here of eoncussion of the brain following an assault by an unknown person.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

Advices received in London from Tnl,iO show that issue of British loan in Japan has been an unGualified suc- cess Total amount. 100.00O0oo ven O10.000.000). has been subscribed and subscription list had to be closed three days earlier than date officially set
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

November exports from New York were s232 2,2s5, ,S57. an increase of more than 25 percent over s1S4,519,592 in November. 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

New York spent between s100.00O,- 900 and SIPS. 100000 on Christmas, not including amusements. No previ- ous year saw so many shoppers from other cities or so much buying by mail.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
MICHIGAN ELEVEN WINS
 BORDER ARMY CHAMPIONSHIP

ET. PASO. Jan. 1-The football team of the Thirtv-Third Michioan Infantry won the horder army chamnionshin tN- aav hv defeatino the team of the -Fiohth r s. Artillery hv score of 41 n 9e.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
A NEW MAP OF THE DISTRICT FREE

on application to the company's office, or address John M. Letson, Manager, P. O. Box 120, Bisbee, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

Diamond Match Go. announces spe- cial dividend to employees varying from percent to IA percent on earn ings for year.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
||2OC Per Share

Residents of Bisbee, Lowell and Warren are invited to participate in the development of another big copper company, and for short time are offered this opportunity of getting stock at the bottom price of 200 per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02
OTHERS INTERESTED ARE.-

w. A. Schwartz, Bisbee. Tom Greeley, Bisbee. P. M. Kelly, Bisbee. Tom Jennings, Lowell. E. W. Rambo, Bisbee. I. Jacobson, Bisbee. Emil Marks, Bisbee. Matt Wartenburg, Bisbee. Robt. Hennessey, Bisbee. Michael Foudy, Bisbee. Sam Frankenburg, Bisbee. Tom Fitzsimmons, Lowell. Wm. D. Fahey, Bisbee. John Letson, Bisbee. Leo Javanovich, Bisbee. Owen E. Murphy. Tombstone. Harry A. Clark. Douglas, and J. w Neenan, Douglas. The above men formerly owned the group of sixty-six mining claims, southwest of the White Tail Deer mine of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Con- pany. The said claims have been deeded to the Arizona -Bisbee Cop per Company.
 A part of the capital stock of this company is now being sold at Room 8, Maze Building, at
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-02

Special facilities enjoyed tor the transaction of business in Jerome. Bisbee and other Arizona Mining se- curities dealt in on the New York and Boston markets
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-01
GETS FOUR YEARS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 30.- A sadder and a wiser man is San uel Ferret who tried to pull or the happy stunts of the good old days of boss and machine rule in thls state.
 Today Perrett got his MT Per rett was chief of police in this city and aided and abetted the rank cleo tion frauds which caused his in- dictment ana later lis trial ana con viCtiOn. Strong arm methods, double-up, impersonations. and sun dry other tricks of the political trade now in the discard were made use of by the delinquent chief, all of which resulted in his getting four years in the federal penitentiary from Judge Anderson, just to think it over.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-01
SEPARATE PEACE.

When Germany endeavOred to split up the Entente Alliance by a proifer of a separate peace to some of the enemies of the Central Pow CTS, without doubt this diplomatic step foreshadowed what will be an important element in bringing the war to a close.
 Just now Great Britain enters the lists with a tentative suggestion, delivered in the extremely covert manner of diplomacy, and capable of quite other interpretation if need be and Mir. Balfour delivers a speech which is taken to intimate that a separate peace, very advantageous to her is not closed to the Austria Hungary government.
 Furthermore it is intimated that there are many reasons why the peace proposal will not, be unaccept- able to Austria, but none, when all is said and done, is likely to be of such weight as the fact that the dua! empire is sick of the war.
 It is true also national jealousies between Germany and Austria have never been wholly eXtinguished by the war, and because of the fact that Austria has never incurred the economic enmity that German eX- pansion drew forth, Austria is like ly 10 find the way not so difficult for separate peace.
 It is not known to what eXtentt these steps will be successful. That is at the present time. But it is not
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-01
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To F. D. Alden, your heirs, exc
 cutors, assigns, or personal re- presentatives:
 You are hereby notified that l have expended in labor and i'm movements the sum of one hundred dollars each year for the years 19l j., 1914, 1915 and 1916 on Goo Goo Association Group placer minins claim situated on Shovel creek, a tributary of Solomon River and r2.alded and more tally described in Vol. 123 page 432 of the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District. Second Division, Territory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been eX- uended under the provisions of the law concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said claim.
 And you are further notified that if you fail to contribute your pro portion of said expenditure within ninety days after the last publica- ton of this notice, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owner' under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 T. MULLIGAN. Co-Owner. Date of first publ, Aug. 1, 1917. Date of last publ, Oct. 31. 1917.