davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-20

our sales jumped to
$6OO,OOO."
"This year we will
fall a very few thousand
short of our planned
$1,OOO,OOO."
Today, then, that
bus sin ess belongs en-
tirely to the stoCkhold-
erS,-nOt One-half to
them and the other half
to a star customer.
There is no private
brand business left, and
the total volume is al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Oeiraths.Qicenacm.

Eietro 9oraito, 81 @iitpcr, uuN
Nlorp Steiport, 80, g9ittlue.
@borIeS 6. @oluers, 40, @itttuer,
imo @lorp 6. Goron, 80, 6apn @ro'
be, ga,
Sobn GoLIinion, 30, Sopre sc Sra.
&C. @lo., nuO Wlorp 8. SluenS, 27.
GborIes 6, Gufip. %, uno Sreue
&C. Stimett 81
@lorf 5riid, 81, ReIt NlrIington
@'O, ltnO Gillian 3. Sobliee. IS.
ShIItin 3. Soifner, 81, aeid)ieOeu,
nnO Sane 3. girIeD, 80 9eioe bon
5reoerid, Dlo
9lobert 8, Sames, Al, unO Soo 90.
@louo, %.
@m. 6. Serrea, 42, uno Stella
Sorris, 85, 9eioe bon 9aeiupottOleps,
So.
Charles 6. Scene %, uuO Waric
GoOoIe, 1S.
Soiepb a. Sc Sron IT, 81 uno
EaIline @orleD, 27.
6ront WiirroD, 3S, @ittfucr, imo
gli5obet6 @enuaa, 81 gei6ieoen,
9eiOe bon philadelphia, Ea.
Soiep6 3. @hurrop, 26, mo Gitber
g. Gbriitopber. 90.
Benjamin @lidlobib, 81, Sarris-
burg, go, rmO SiIiou Gpiiein 20.
Srcoerid Soper, AZ, uno Sctabia
8. 9lniium AZ, @iitme.
&m @eat6eritine, 25, uno Eboebe
Sapp, is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
glueeOIidl nbssiett.

2ouOot, 81. 6ebrlar. Cine
e@r6onge Gelegrapb- Gepeihe bon
glmlteroam idgt BON @icn wurOc
beri6tet, ooB goron So5oi bonn
SImte oes imaoriicbeu 9ertbeioi.
gungsminiitcrS abgeiebt unO G5ene-
rol'Dloior BON S3uomanD on ieinc
SteHe ernomt moroen iei
Nicie Nlen0erilng, wie olh bic
Sbatiudc, OoB 6elOmaridoa gr5ber,
500 iSrieorid Oes Gbercommonoos
entboben imo 3im 5weitbodiieu Com.
monoirenOeu inter &oiier @arI qe-
nIoht puroe, meroen oueeblidb ailf
einen Sfouool in Ser Slrmee.geripol.
hlng 5uriideefiibrt, ser fiir3lib in
Dem 9lrmee.Sauptquartier adgeoedt
mlrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

SSle lUelleIe DiIDellllllgen Oer rlls
iiiden 8eitlug u9luBfope sIoOo"
erfennen laHen. IL 0os llngIiid
ereignete iid idon i'm Sauuor.
(2robhOs na6 eoboiuc)
g erlin, 81. Sebruor. llnge.
fdbr 20OO &erionen muroen bel ei.
mem @iienbobn-llniaa, Der li6 na6e
Gbirurda, in 9}orO.Jlum1nien, cr.
eignete, rod Ser Mosfauer 8eitimg
,9iuBtooe Slooor, pie Die lleberiee
ytadribten-2lgentur meloet, getootet
oOer oerleBt.
6iinfbm0ert @erionen murOen
nod oieier Queae ioiort aetootet.
Ger 3ng entgleiite itno Die @oggons
puroen 8uiammenge6riidt, mie aus
Der @2itt6eiluug Der .lleberiee 9}ob-
ri1ten.9lgentur~ 81 erieben it, 6euer
brad on ueridieoenen Flmften 5it
glci6er 3eit aus ln0 oie 8oIiogiere
wurOen bon elmer 9onif beioaen.
,GItern lcbobeil i6rc SinOer bei.
ieite, I'M iid ielbit 81 retten", ioet
Die n9uBfoDe Slooo". o0ldnuer
i9oben 3rouen in ooS 6euer ino
Dldnner llnO 6roucn bearbciteten iid
gegcuieitig nit oen SinsernGecIn
lnO oen 3abnen. GieIe oerlorcn
ibren GeritonO im0 lieien in bic
6lammen 5uriid. Sic in oen 6rodt.
poggonS imter0e6racbtc Mrmition cr.
plooirte imo t0Otcte Diele &erIo-
nel.~
(@ine olle6eriee 95adJri6tcn-9gen.
tur" -0litt6eiIing bonn %. eSonuor,
Die eleidiaas ouf ger6fientliblneen
aus Der ,OfuBfoDe SloDo" baIirte,
meloete, OaB BEL einem go6nunioa
bel @birnrda 100 bobe rum1niide
BeriouIi6feiteu iDr 2eben oerIoren.)
Gin Gortroit George @oI6ing-
toms bon Charles g9NIon GeaIe
6rodte Del elmer 9(uftion in @6ila.
oelpbia $6675. Sin 2e0erfofier
@albinaton'S $400 uuO Elm @emGIoe
bon SameS Monroe. BON Rem6ouot
&eole aemolt, $95OO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
SaltimOrcr WlarFt6cridt.

@iittlp 0 d, 81. 8cbruor 1917.
WtebI. ~ 3ufubr 220S 5diier,
1910 6diier 6u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
rSu6ns Supfins iIniOcriitat"

Selcrt Deute lDr StltflilgStelt --- W.
ErGiioent @. S. Gait Ger Soupt.
reoner. Nlebrere Conditioner
in 9tusii6t eeiteat. @eridie.
oene @brenoipIome perOen er-
tbeiIt. III Sr. Gait bonn 9rGii.
Oenten s. s. ejooOnow 5u Gid
geIo6en,
Ger friibere 9rdiiOent Scr Ser.
Stooten, g9iuiom Soworo &oft Der.
IieB geItern I'M Wlitternodt Seem.
Oorf uno miro friib genug bier ein-
treffen I'M oie Souptreoc bel Der
@rinnerungsfeier an Die @riiu6lmg
Der 0SSobns Soptins llniperlitGt" im
i'm u2pric Ebeater" nm 10 llbr Ior-
miitoes 6it balteu. GoS Ebema lali-
tet: DDie fhlge uno tb0ridte glusoeb.
Oebning Der @unOess sWoht". 9ieie
9lniprodc inO ole g(nfiinOiguno bon
Donotionen fir Die llnioerlitGt gum
3iped Der 9luS0ebnung Ger glrbeit
bonn lebten Sobr iuo ser gluSfiib-
rpng bon 8I6uen fir Die Suflinit
bilOen oen Soupt6ped Der gerIomm-
ling. Or. 5ranf sSobniou @ooouom,
Ser ErGiiocnt Der lliipcrlitGt, miro
ben Goriie fiibrcn.
Glorfe Gotbron D3iler aus g}oro-
Carolina lmo @lios giobinomie BON
bier erboIteu Sen @roo eincs 0oftorS
Ger 9biloiopbie uno &oplonO Sia
9riggs bon Californian Ionic @eo.
gSiIliom Senrp aus @ep-g -gorf eiueu
iolAen ais 0oftor Scr NSeoioin.
Gin FortrGt oeS friibercn Brofei-
TORS Gbriitopber Solution, Gin Sc
i6enf Der nGoIonioI9omen" miro
oom iiberrei6t meroen. GerleIbe
NOR Groieiior oricntolii6er Spro6eu
ilno ltorb I'M Sabre 1914. Or. 0o-
bio sc. 9iobinion miro cine glniprodc
bel Der @rGientotion boIten. ~ Gas
Dontgcbet miro 4oitor 9fomiIlD s.
Srmpbries bon Der @roce uno ct.
&eter proteitontii1en Gpisfopolfirde
ipreden. Inter Der 2eitline oes 8ro-
feiiorS Charles S. @o6al bon Der
SotultGt 0eS nYeu6ooD GonIerputo.
RUINS" miro Elm Ordelter BON %
@}onn oie Nlltlif Iiefern.
3orouf finOet cine YrooeIlion bon
@brengGlten Sruitees, oen WitgIie-
oern Der 5ofult1t un0 oen Stuoen.
ten itott.
Die Alumni 9(iiociotion~, weI6e
Sabre Iong Elm 9onfett Deronltoltet
bot miro oieles Sabr Gin ioI6es aus
fallen laiien, peil lie i'm SUM cine
eroBe 6eier in Sonewoo0 plant. Der
gerein bat Die 9Ibiidt, cine 9epe.
gng ms 2ebeu gu rufen Inn eine
bolbe NliIIion Dollor. Stiituna al
@unlten Der llniperiitdt oui3ubrin-
gen.
Sr. Soft miro olS @oIt 6ei Or.
@ooonoiu fir oen 2rn6 Iein, nab.
reno er om 9lbeno I'M .9eIbeoere.
Sotel bei'm Diner Oes Wlor1I6nocr
3mciees ser u2ieo our @r5pinalne
oes 6rieoens" ole Souptreoe boIten
miro.
Ser friiDerc @oilbcrneilr Gopin
ggorfeIo i'll ser ErGiioent ser 2iao
in MorDIonO lmo @r.YrGlioent Gait
lit ooS Soupt Oerielbcu in ocn Ser.
Stooten.
g(iiBer SomiIton Soft, Dem Ser
ouSgeber oom nSnOepenoent~ uno
bon aSorper's @ecflp" werocr
@aopor 8reitou mo Senrp @. sgil-
lioms 9lnipro6en bolteu.
gln Der Sofel Der @1ite iucr0en
alBer Oen @enonnten nod Die !SS.
Or. @iainm $. 8eIdJ, 0oniel S8il-
Ioro, Or. Ebomos Sell; Or. Somes
". Gain, |r1iiocnt oes rg9oibing.
ton.GoIlegc", Gbeitcrtown; Yrdiioent
@ooonom bon Der aSSobns SopfinS
lluiperiit0t, Gongrebmonn $. GboS.
Siutbictm &biIip 9. Cairo im0 9er-
nor0 g. @ofer tbeilnebnen, nahoem
9iibof Sobn gorOner MurrnD oas
Eii6eebet geiproden bat.
.Seiraths.Qicensen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

y W - y ~ II l ~ ~ ~ ~ -
ropinS. TN Gorpfcn &feu 4-6c.;
Slotnocrs, @funo, 6-Sc.; Eroiit,
eroBe, Sab, $t2-15; fleine, $6-S;
&od, 9funo, 15-22c.; peiBer 9erd,
Gfuno, S-t0c.; Medium 4-5c.;
gelber &cr6, aroBe, S-10c.; fIeine
bis meSiruL @fiuo, 9-4c.; Waode.
rels, %flino, 1S-20c.; Soilors,
groBe, @flno, 12-15c.; neoiim, 6
&C.; $ebte, @fiiuo, 15-1sc.;
9lole, 9flmO, S-10c.; GotfiId, @fo.,
9-5c.; Clans. bunbcrt, 65-70c.;
gluitern Choice, SoB, $3.50-4.00;
@rimes, SOB, $2.75-3.O0; @ullS,
Sap, 5000 2.50.
&in00ieb.-SS,mee tette Giiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 9flinO @epidt,
@iunO, S15 DC; Stiere untcr 1000
@fuuO Gepibt S-S15c.; SMien
@funo, 5-7c.; 8uIen @iIn6, 515
-7c.; erobe iuuee Niibc, @fiinO, 6
Sc; muoere, 315-51A; &iibe NIT
Sal6 $40-65; mogere, @fuuO, 3
-315c.
Sdweinc. GcrfcI ie nod
@r6bc, Stiid, $1.75-2.5O; SBoatS.
ic nod 05roBe, $3.O0-4.5O.
&GIber. - Gboice, gfO., t4c.;
quite, &foy 13-i315c.; ihmerc,
Stiid, $1S-22; roube, $14-16;
tleiuc mosere, $50.
BANNER uuO Q dale. -
Gboice fcttc 5doic, &fo., 51s 6c.;
quito, 4-5c.; raube, Stiid $t.50-
$50; oItc @ode, @ftno, 915 4c.;
SriibliugS 2Gmmer, Gboicc, fcttc.
&fo., 13-14c.; medium 1O-12c.
Eobof, (NIorDIono), 100 8funo.
-MinOenuertbie un0 sfroiteo," $40
-12; gutter gelDobnIiber ituS grim.
ner $t3-t4; gutter, eemobnlider,
$t5-16: mittelmdBiger, $17-19;
gutter biz fciner rotber, 500 21;
Tancp $22- 25; Seconos, geip5bnIi-
der bis mitteIm6Biger. $12-17;
SECONDS, outer bis ieiner, $tS 90;
@rlnObldtter, neue @rnte, Sis;
@ap Eubof, fire clrGO, $S 20; Up.
per Country, oir-cureo, $S-17. ~
MoneeIbofte lmO ibledt gemi9te
Gerpading, 1-3c. pro @fuuo ME
0riger.
SGuteun0E al @eiaIoene.
Gfuno, 20c.; friihe, 1Sc.; beibGoie.
te, 17c.; 9rD Stint, 49, -34c.; @oIb,
20 -30c, Sdof, Zoe. $t.25; 2dm.
mer, 30-60c.; @uacn 15c.; 8icgcn.
15-25c.; Salg, @ftno, 9-10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

Dutter. r 8lIIilbr = Sonnen.
(Sn 100 @fo. Sdden) 9Sro Come:
Spriug &beot Bran $43- 1850;
6lolr bis mbite 12ioolines 0pcItD,
$45-46; @eiterii @RiOoIines $43-
1880.
Seu uno Strob. 3ufubr;
Sen 1916 Tonnen Strob 10 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Sn 0ert0nfeh O6er aM Uermietlen.

8n Oerianien u6er 80 Oermetben:
N TTuoell lnr 8ddere ooer uuoereS @eDdit
Baaleno; init oer ean8en oocr cinem 16ei
'Si %ogmtna; geaenlbcr Gcbile Qlorelre
"oo{ SO, Ientidlcr SorreipDHoent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
SteacusciudJe,

Steneaeindl:
=, eiHe geletie oeuiiDe Dame ipnnibt Gielle
tuis 9alsbdlierin IN feiner iSamiie NatbNs
.tusen Nt 623, Silb'9ortstrake. (5eb2i-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
ltcbcr 1000 &eriOnen bci gn6nnnfna
gctUOtct.

gSie weitere 0littbeiliIngen Der rui.
lii6en 3eitlng u9luBfope SIoOo"
erfennen laiien. - 0as llnaIiid
ercignete iid idon i'm Sauuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

@ier. n W20. uno So, Quben0,
4Sc.; Goitcrn Shore, 01o., unO Ga.,
4Sc. lueitIicbe (Obio), 43c.; g8. .Io.,
dc; iiioIibe (R..G.),4fc.
Gutter. Separator, Eflno,
-49c.; Briits, ~ @flino, 41-
43c.; 9rintS, / Ghmo, dt-44c.;
9IodS, 2 Efuuo. 3S -42c.; Doirp
Erints, 9lOy 3d. To., 27-29c.;
Storepadco, 81 2sc.; RoIlS, W2o.
mo So., 2sc.; GoIIs, Sg..go., CSC.
@cfIiiacI. Sii6ner, iuuae,
Eioy 25- 26c.; oltc 21- 22c.; oIte
S1bne Ii. StogS, 13-t4c,; Gnten,
iunee, 16- 20c.; fIcinc. 16-17c.;
SurfeDs, Semen 30-3tc.; iunqe
S0buc, $780,; fIeine, -22c.;
Sonben alte uno ilrugc 8oore 25c.;
@liuea.@eiIiioeI, ilnseS, t1s Gfuno
ino meBr, 25-35c.; tIeiueres, 25c.;
@dnie, Eilmo, 19r20c.
@pbnenunoGrbfeu.g gIod-
epe @rbiet Choice, neue, @uIdeL
S2.S5-2.90; 6binnep @rbIeu, ncue,
9uideI, $685. 2.40; OSriu Sra
grbien neuc, @uidJel, $2.25-2,4O;
9Iod o0er Gom GrbierL neue. guldel,
$2.25-2.40; Gountrb meiBe Bob
neu, 8uibeL $5.0O-5.5U.
Obituuo @emiiie. NLcpfcI,
gs.Wio. imo ASoy 6aB. $3.50 $50;
9obncn, crime, Slorioo, aorb, $500
400; @obnen @ods, aorb $500
800; Grort, 3.4g.. Sonne, $3.50
leo; SeIlerie, Sta. Giitr, $3.50
400; 05urfen, SIorioo, 9orb, S4.OO
800; Sole, @orfolf, Sab, $t.70
200; 9opiioIot, 0lorfolf, 2orb,
$1.25-i.75; &opfioIot, Slo., 9orb,
$2.00-4.00; 8miebcln. N..y.. 100
Gfo.-Sod, $14.0O-15 1900; &feffer.
6Io, Crate, $3.5O-4.00; Spinot.
9lorfoIf SAB, $500 400; Gro.
beeren Slo., Guort 90 -3Oc.; 60
motelt 6Iorioo, 6oncp, 1895 -3.75;
Choice, $2.25-3.OO.
9ortoffcIn.- -@cibe, @uibel.
@..@lo. imo &o.. $2.75-3.0O; &C..
9. uh6 gt.,Sy, $2.75-3.00; Gait
ern Shore, @O., $2.25- $50; liiBe
&ortofieln GoItern Shore, gelbe,
Sob, 500 $50; gorf 9iiper. Sab.
$3.50 800; 9loro Carolina, SAB,
$5.0O-5.5O; gams, SAB. $3.50
400.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08
WILL FIGHT ABOVE CLOUDS
Experts Believe Future Wars WIN De
Largely Decided by Conf cts
in the Air.

Control of The seas has been the
dominant faetor in this war Britain's
naral supremacy gives her a grip upon
the destinies of all nations. Claude
Graham White and Harry Harper.
w::ihy sc the Fortnightly Review upon
'4'-ss Years Of Aerial War" predict
n.ei - coming wars the control of the
air will h., ever more essential than
control OF the seas In me "p. sh"
OF the allies on the VI ester4; from the
superiority Of their air reconnaissance
gives them great advantage. How
ever II Is the growing efTectiver esS : :
the airplane as II fighting mach -.
carrying death and destruction TO -.
enemy, that is the most significant de-
yelopment Of the war. Messrs White
and Harper predict that in future wars
II viii be the great fighting airplanes
the machines for destroying hostile
craft, or for laying waste land peSi.
tions, which Will be To the forefront" :"
the scouting airpane playing n minor
part In the general scheme.
In all defensive plans the united
States has placed great reliance or its
Isolation. Our isolation may alWays
have In II some measure of protection,
but our long coast line, facing two
oceans. makes us vulnerable us are few
nations In the wars Of the future the
attacks will be led by huge airpIanes
having a speed of 20 miles an hour or
more. Nations may 90 down To dnfeat
by aircraft attack which In Il few hcGrs
cou'd hopelessly cripple the nation not
ready to defend itself in the air. Ii is
argued that Great Britain If she is
to maintain her empire. must .aafcE
by control of the air the cuntru' IT'D
now has of the seas. RIs what of the
aerial defense of our own tremendous
coastline and our outlying possessions? ?
We gave birth to the FIRST heavier.
than-alr flying machine, and II Is 10
our everlasting discrcdit that as IN.
ton we have done so little to deyelop
II, and that the airplane occupies so
small place in plans for the nati1s's
defense, The peaceful possibilities of
the airplane have not begun 10 be
grnsped by the average person Glarn
l., Martin. one Of the pioneer ayiaiors
and constructors Of this country. sdrr
IN developing dying we have outdone
the birds, and this is only the begin
ming, MIR. Martin is also authority
for the statement thai there Is no
means Of transportation yet devised
that will make GO miles an ho@ ms
safely as an aifplane.-Gharlton Bates
strayer In Leslie's.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08

Mrs. L. Allen and daughters, Floye,
Lyla and Glennie. returned home Sun
day from Denver. Miss Lyla was able
to return to her school work in Morgan
this week.
Mrs. Fanny GUNNER entertained last
evening in honor of the birthday ami
versaries of little Doris, and Bobbie
Sweet. An enjoyable time was had by
all.
Mrs. Motsinger has been enjoying a
visit from her son, H. G. McCracken,
of Oklahoma City. They left for Den
yer, Monday, where the mother will
receive medical aid.
A. o. Bloedorn returned Wednesday
from Franklin, Nebraska. Mr.. Bloc
dorm is the manager of the new lumber
yard, and he expects to be in posi-.
tion to supply the trade within a short
time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08
Decreased Cost Of Living.

The cos, of l,000 candle-hours of
light n century ago was about $3.50
when the candle and sperm oil lamp
were the only available lluminants.
The coming of kerosene cut the cost
TO 50. and along toward the latter half
of the nineteenth century the same
amount could be purchased for dol
lar. Competition between kerosene and
gas further reduced the cost until In
the last quarter Of century a thou.
sand candle-hours cost less than %
cents. With the present efficiency Of
the electric lamp the cost of the same
unit Is about ten cents, or 0ne-twenty-
fifth Of The original cost a century ago
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08

Mr.. Kotouc and Mrs. Hewitt rem
dered some very fine music for the
church service Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeFord of Buckingham
passed thru Raymer the latter part Of
the week going east on the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Quinn and child
ren were in Denver the latter part of
last week. Mr.. Quinn returned with
his wife Sunday, leaving the children
for longer visit with their grand
parents.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08
NOTICE rOR PUBLIcArION.

JB tPublisher) Serial 0l25i6
Department Of the Interior.
L. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
February l. 1917
Notice is hereby given that LOUIS sabo, Of
Stoneham. Colo. who. on April 25th. 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0l25ls. for Sc quarter Of
section "a. township SN. range 56 West Of 9Th p.
NJ. has filed notice of intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim to the above des-
cribed land before register and receiver at Ster-
ling. Colo. on the 18th day Of April. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry Weisel. of Stoneham, Colo
Fred Rossen. Stoneham. Colo.
Robert Huff. Of Stoneham, Colo. Feb 8
Edgar Moffat, Stoneham, Colo, Mar Is
A. F.. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08
Ralph Hoffman and family have

Ralph Hoffman and family have
moved to town. Mrs. Hoffman will as
sist in the Farmers Home cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Robertson, form
erly of this place but now of Weldona,
welcomed little son in their home
January 10, 1917.
Miss Elsie Powell, who has been
teaching a four months term of school at
Pine Bluffs, Wyo., returned to Raymer
Saturday to reside on her homestead
north of town.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


J.B. tPublisher.) Serial-Ol2324
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
February l. 1917
Notice Is hereby given that Lelah B. Ballinger.
Of Plattevie. Colo. who. on April ls. 1910. made
desert land entry No. 0l2324 for West half Of
ton 81. Township ON. Range 5s West 9Th P. NJ.
has filed notice Of intention to make final
proof. uuder paragraph 8. act Of 3-4-l5. relief
granted c. 5-5-l6. to establish lain to the land
above described before register and receiver. at
Sterling. Colo. on the 18th day Of April 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Russell Henry. Of Stoneham. Colo.
Joseph Williams, of Stoneham. Colo
Lige Widener Of Stoneham. Colo. Feb.s
Frank Ballinger. Stoneham. Colo. Mar Is
AT. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher) Serial 0ll3l4

fuDusncIJ serial ull3l4
Department Of the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
February 1.l9l7.
Notice is hereby given that Edwin s. Balinger.
Of Plattevlle. Colo. who on Feb 2s 1910. made
desert land entry No. 0ll3l4. for E half NV quar-
ter. W half NE quarter. NE quarter SWquarter
NV quarter Sc quarter. section %. township On.
range 57West. 9Th p. M. has filed notice Of nten-
tion to make final proof under paragraph 3. act Of
34-l5: Relief granted '5-5-16 to establish claim
TO the land above described before register and
receiver. at Sterling. Colo. on the 18th day of
April. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Russell Henry, Of Stoneham. Colo
Joseph Williams, Of Stoneham, Colo.
Lige Widener. of Stoneham, Colo febs
Frank Ballinger Of Stoneham. Colo. Mar Is
A. r. BROWNS Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-08

Binocular sights are used In aiming
Il sporting rifle that an Ohio man has
invented. -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-10-02
Stop itching Eczema

rs miad hgN oiien you have tled
md isHed, Yun can t'pp huninF. hcnina
Cfgema au sly By spplying a hiiio frfn1
Furnished ~ nuy druggist To- itg Etifs
large bottle 500 llrsbng begins ihc
momsni gcmo is applsed II a short ume
ualally every trace 81 offenA iniiff
pnlieA rash. batiheaju and uln4laf
Ell y flaesacs wiz ~ removed
Fof rlrafnR the shin ard making V
yIeofosily b. fiihg. always use Hf'nn fNe
penetrating. au'aep'ic liquid 4 isnoi .
gfpHeY rsivs and d dars ilui stain, fsen
o,hess fail Il "a TIC ono dependable lfc al
riert for ahIn 'sai.iifs - 40 kinda
I've g. W. ksrs ~. Cissc.siss. q.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-10-02
The Honor Roll

safss Of Portland accepted
f,+ Coast Ast FfsFa National
Quad and ordered 60 Gai.sstaa
\ Nahrenbers Of Sen D'sgo o.
septsd for Hnainestt Carps. rspuiaf
army End ordered 20 San Antonio.
W Gees - nsssiHs accepted for
O .arisrqrhsssrt Corns ~ National
Ar,ry srd osdsrsd 20 Camp rfatIt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-07
WANTED-LIyE STOCK 81

ANTED--A horse for fee TO use on paper
route, two hours work each morning. Phone
o age j5t9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-07
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOURTH. F. l634-Ssle or trade, modern
seven.room house: will take team; terms
FOR sALE-Or trade for city residence
screened in porch garage smoke house
fine well water pump, everything ~ gooo
shape came and see ii, half mi 1ortf
fair ground and third house west soutl
side Washington avenue, Springda!e add
tion. j. s. Davis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-07
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNlII

BlSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
BUsINESS-For Fsle, grocery and mat mar.
ket. close In location. brick building will
rent both floors, twelve rooms. leeOnone
Usage 747o.
GROCERY For sale-With post office, near
by town. doing good business small cap
ital will handle Lutts Realty CO., 4Os
First National bank. Phone Usage 50jg.
OIL LEASES For Sae-Immediats vicinity
Of well. down now LOO feet good geolo.
gist report Finch & Rice, FL Reno Okla.
FOR SALE-oklahoma and adjoining state
right for burglar alarm latest OUT. pat.
ented last month. fsstens to any door win
dow, gate; money maker: investigrts. Ad
dress s. J. Westlske, Box 133, Ennis, Texas
WELL located good paying beauty psrlor ioi
sale; fixtures as good as new: will sell
reasonable sddress box Geo Care World.
EOR SALE-The fixtures OF the Mecca cafe
modern and up-to.date in every respect
will rent brick building 10 purchaser: will
bear investigation; in best little city in the
state: sickness cause OF sale. On Main
street, Bristow, Okla Box 6al. Phone 264
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-07
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-NAIE

BOY wanted-Betwecn II and 90 years old
for stock work and learn selling merchsn'
disc, good chance FOR Advancement for righ,
Thru 6,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-07
Phone 6000
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST NNT MOUND

NRpNE Lost female s,rda'e dos, sr'i.'y
back. fsr 'rs> and head new collar 'r'
waa Iauirith 400 Drew B''g
Phone n,age $500
RklNplE f,msir bull .'p. months old.
answers to maine % Low tip OF tal white
aud Waite fArc. liberal reward Tor en-, lt.
formation leading uv to the tindins o' lHu
dos tAN OsaEt 4iuA ni ia North boston,
INNto lu.' between Hotel Tulsa sul
Wheeling street cameo lroo-' Reward.
lalse, rhon, Usage 9s'
COAT- Lost ladies brown sud white ehe, I'D
automobile coat between lulss and 81
uu'pa reward Phone 265h X
boo hrirdIr rostnu bull dos square tail,
white lace clipped ears. harness. Win
license tax answers 80 name or Nl1fl.
Phone u>agc h@5; reward '-- We,
Third
pOG. BlRp-Lost or stolen, Irish setter h'rd
dos slN months old Phone lNA- : y.
NcGrr. llO7 south Main Reward
GLOVE Lost mans brown sueu". Under
please return Co samuel y Sior' ftd. "u'-
torial department Word office
GRIT Lost. grip between CINCINNATI and
turn 90 burroughs Ndding Machine Co,
8l4 East Second
GRAY VES1' Lost between siNtor1'3 ami
Detroit and Third street teWHf return
10 East Third Phone osssc l'Ni
MARE strayed or stolen DARK brown mare
turn 70 colored blacksmith shop ~ Eas'
Archer
uNFRCOAr- Lost dark gray with N-lN''
collar. in font Of HaincS Messenger SerV
ice office on Second snd Detroit. WI pay
liberal reward for return 10 pr wilson,
22ii, East second street Phone Usage s2A
POCKETROOk- Lost. pock-thoos contain
ing 81 in currency and card bearing naire
OF Arthur Noe Keen - a. reward and
return balance 10 sne West First