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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
TREATED AS ENEMIES.

Amsterdam. April 2D-Citixens of
the United States. Panama and Cube
will hereafter he treated by Ger
many AZ enemy aliens. A police mo-
tice t. this effect II published In
the German newspapers to day.
Those who reside in the naetropoli-
tan police district Of berlin must
apply for police permit II they
wish TO leave the district. They
must report to the police daily and
must remain In their homes between
10 O'Clock I'm the evening and Q
o'clock In the morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Should Fatherland Survive the
Strike Empire Will Be Able
to Fight Much Longer
SOME ARE PREDICTING
/. OVERTHROW OF KAISER
Copies of President Wilson s
War Message Are Thrown
Behind German Lines by
Aviators

Berlin. April %. Via Amstcr-
dam.-Approxt mately 100 900
wcriunn In this city are prepar-
ed 10 strike on Mar day. Inctud-
ed among them arc 10000 bakers,
a wnIkout Of whom would conn
pllcate the city's bread sit,,a-
ton.
There will be no big May day
parade In this city this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

London. pril 29.--On tho Franco
British front the nibbling process 20
which the battle of Arras has reSolv-
ed itself was suddenly accelerated by
Sir Douglas Haig today The Tom
mics" struck out in a powerful massed
attack just south of Oppy village.
which forms the northern pivot OF tho
German line projecting to Wotan posi-
ton.
The onslaught was successful It
carried a Teuton trench system a mile
wide. bringing the British a bit
closer to their attainment. the turning
of the Oppy line. The Germans
struck back furiously. but Of no avail,
The British gain, won in bitter hand
to hand lighting. was firmly held
BY nightfall Sir Douglas Haig was
able to announce that since Saturday
morning, when the third British drive
for Lens and Douai began. as pris-
oners have been >taken. including six
teen officers.
Meanwhile General Nivelle also
scored new gains, though more Of Il
local nature. He pushed the Germans
back both north and south of CourCy.
10 the northwest of Rheims-another
step in the slow, but steady. olsen
tanglnE OF the ola cathedral city.
More than zoe prisoners were taken
here by the French, The Germans
started at once to reorganize their
lines, hut their troop movements
were effectuaily disturbed by the
French guns. No counter-attacks
were launched so the French could
Consolidate their gains uudisturbed
The crown princes heavy artillery
toward the end of the day let loose
a vigorous cannonade from the hills
of the Chemin des Danes. The
French guns replied with equal fer
vor Soon afterward grenade fight
ing set in all along the first line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Position Is RcCapturtsi.

Petrograd, April 2s.--Day official;
Near Balumer, forty miles southeast
of Enzingan. our detachments recap
tured the heights lost yesterday. All
Turkish attempts to attack our posi-
tons near Tako-Pinari five miles
west of Balumer. were repulsed. On
tine remainder of the Caucasian front
rife firing and reconnaissances occur
red.
on the Russo Galician and Ruma
man fronts the usual firing and scout
ing operations took place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
AMERICANS HEROES IN
BIG FRENCH VICTORY
Charles johnson and Willis Hayiland
ANtators, Defeat Squadron OF
German tcroplancs.
POWERFUL BLOWS ARE STRUCK
By THE FORCES OF SIR HAIG
Eoth English and French score Heavy
Gains In Battle of trras-Many
Enlisted Men and Officers Are
Captured.

Paris, April 2a-Two American
aviators, Charles c. johnson. of st.
Louis. and Willis Haviland, OF Min
neapols flying i'll separate machines.
are the heroes of a brilliant victory
in an air battle reported tonight.
They fought squadron Of German
aeroplanes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

Philadelphia. Pa, April 29.--Real
Admiral Samuel Loring Perciva
Ayres, u. s. ". retired. died today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Great Lack of Officers.

War depa rtment officials tonight
pointed TO the lack of officers in the
United States as the only important
thing standing in the way of start
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

JUST WHAT YOU WISH
THROUGH THE vIR-
GINIAN WANT PAGE--IT
PAYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

COLUMN OF THE VIRGIN
IAN rs THE BEST MEDI-,
UNI TO OBTAIN ASSIST
ANCE.
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The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Rock View

I o. S. Tyley is entertaining
somo of his friends from Texas
this week.
There will be a pie and box
supper at the Rock View school
house Feb. 16. Everybody in'
vited.
The Chapman boys and Mead
ans boys have been hauling
post this week.
Mr.. Cyphers is drilling an
other well. We hope he will find
water this time.
. Mrs. Collirs has returned h M
from Kansas where she has been
Waiting her three daughters who
are in school there
Mr. N-wberfy, our MAJ! ca RI :
has a new car.
Ben Bogus is able to be Oh
again.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Short Grass

The young folks of the con-
r,urity will give play at tne
Sc o. | house February 10th en-
titled under the 'aureIs. A
welcome is extended to everyone.
Il G. Finkle and wife and Net
tie and o. H. Smith Of Lake
View spent Sunday at the Terry
home.
Mr.. Claton made trip to La
mar.
Fay and Pearl Calhoun spent
Sunday with Grandpa and
Grandma Ruthrauff and Miss
Wiley.
| Rev Nidey is holding meetings
at the Lake View school house.
A few Of the young folks at.
tended literary at Blue Mound
Friday night.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09


The Sentinel says that since its
talk on beans last year it is glad
to m,te that the Herald has taken
itup. Psnaw! The Herald had
srticles on beans as a money crop
ossr thres ysoesago, Ap con9ee-
.Aisa stah ~. hpaa - II lAaa
Welch atOad Bo~t0n. 1t bas had
several articles since then on the
subject, and a special article q
year ago last August when L. A..
Wikoff of Clayton vas up here on
q visit. a. which time he gave us
special information on the rails
ing of beans in Union county.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
10Th BIRTHDAY

On Tuesday, Jan. ~, TRENDS
and relatives gathered at the
home of T. b. Nickeil's to cele-
bate his father, n. h. Nickell's
seventy-ninth birthday.
There were Seventy persons
present, and all partoOk OF q
very delici GUS dinner. Tears
came to the eyes Ut all those
that stood around ana to those
that were seated at the table,
over which he bowed his snowy
white head and offered up his
earnest thanks.
Although Uncle hiram, as he
is fimiliariy known, is seventy
nlne years OF age, Is in gooo
health, and as supple and spry
Is some people are at several
years younger.
Four generations were repre-.
sented at Uncle Hirams dinner,
he being the first, his son Il. b.
the second, T. BIS daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Glasgow, the third
aud her eldest son Clifford tils
fourth.
The crowd left for their sep.
srQoe lGs ct an early hour, all
|a nsar tocs having 0seg
permitted TO mix ahd mingle III
sucn = delightful way. ana were
ali vi 0ne scc0ru III breathing an
inward prayer, Gpd Bless our
ola Uncle blram.'
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

To Cimarron county, Oklaho-
ma: 1t is the desire of Prowers
and Baca cou mites to open up a
tourist highway trail from AM
arillo. Tex, to connect with the
Canadian Denver trail at SPRING
field and the Santa Fe trail at
Lamar, and wish Cimarron coun-
ty to take the matter under ad-
visement. Springfield now has
a state highway to.the Oklahoma
line, and is desirous of having
Oklahoma and Texas to connect
an Amarilla- Boise state highway
with this line. What does Boise
City think of the proposition.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

Jones may fool some of his
readers some of the time, but
not all of his readers all of the
time, in bis whole cloth tibrica-
tions. The First State Bank of
Springfield is hereby authorized
to pay to Jones' Two Butt IS
Sunday school class $500 and to
charge same to our account, if
the Sentinel can quote any COM
ment of the Herald on the Pueb
10 Chieftain's > write up of Baca
county, or anybody's write-up OF
the county. Jones should either
get this S. 90 for his Sunday
school class. or else tell his class
and his readers that there isn't
any real virtue in telling the
truth anyhow--so long as you
can get people to believe some
thing else. That would be con.
sistent, and Jones Is rabid on
CONSISTENCY
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Pleasant Valley
February /

Earl Curry and family are in
Wichita, with Mr.. Curry's par
ents. Earl is having an opera,
ton performed ON him.
Wade Roark, who has sold his
place to Davy Smith, has moved
out of this section of the coun.
country.
H. W. Brooks butchered a
beef this week, ard is selling
some of it to his neighbors.
Earl Kahlel took Earl Parker,
Everett Lassiter. Wade Odneal
and M. M. Akers to Springfield
Monday of this week on land
business.
John McMannis took dinner
with S. e. Mitchell and family
Sunday of this week.
Church was held at Pleasant
school house Runday night.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Prairie Queen

21,l.s lit,arnr,, at 10y Coy s.Satur-
day night was well attended.
Sam Eatou and Jake Cameron
made a trip down'in Oklahoma
the first Of the week to look af-
ter a team of horses
A A Brand and family, Mrs.
Sam Eaton and children and Mrs.
N. E. Belts sp0nt the day Sun
day with j. w, Lynch's.
The death of w. E. McMullen
was shock to the people in this
part, he being one of the parties
that did the broomcorn seeding
here.
We charivaried Ernest Sloan
Tuesday night, and sure got the
treats.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Baker

Greer Sitton ins been on the
sick list with neuralgia.
Clay Moody is away helping
thresh in Kansas.
Mr.. Conner has returned 10 his
claim and is putting down a we'll
Ben Bos. had ~ runaway Sun
day evening. They bad return
ed home from services and had
unhitched except one trace.
The horse took tight and ran
some distance, but M. Brss held
to it until he was struck ny the.
wagon tongue, and mad his right
leg broken below tie knee. He
was removed to the home of Mr..
Heriford wh'.re ije !, $ been SUI
fering great dati. rtt dong a.
well as could De expected.
The teachers reading circle
met at the Butcher school house
SATURDAY.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Zion Chapel

Rockhtils <p-nt Sunday with
the Thompson's,
sam Jent stopped one day last
week on his way home from La
mar with that new tractor. Now
this old world will get turned ov-
er.
A few new mail boxes have
been put up long this line, some
coming for two 'rro and a nall
miles for their mail.
Jess Shelton had the misfor-
tune to oSe one of his cows, by
her falling into his cistern and
drowning, during his absence
one day last week.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
La1nport

Mrs. Eseret Thomas visited
Mrs. Is, aulah Falls last Monday.
Tie Sunday school at Lamport
was well attended Sunday.
Mrs Ellen Parcher died Sun
day night about 9 o'clock, burri-
ed at Stonington I'uesday-77
years old.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Anderson
called en- the dentist at Elkhart
Monday.
Ed. Rogers and family visited
Tom Bureson's Sunday.
Literary was well attended
Friday night at the Butcher
School house.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
kiCh!and

ROY Johns n gave Ella Cottral
aud Isaac Rich lesson in stock
judging last week. The boys
Exp c. to 90 to Lamar for the
con est in stock judging Sat.
urday representing Richland
Friends academy.
Mrs. Mitchell was at Rich's
Monday. She p'rts that her
ia ghter md son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Elmore are
very much pleased with the new
son that has come to her home,
and seems to be quite fond of be-
ing grandma.
Aid meets Wednesday al
Bloom s,
A nice meeting at the church
Sunday. although the weather
was cold.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

One of III worst crimes ever
c"m mitted in Raca county was
the killing of Chas. McC-ellis,
lnntinr ID n the Herald.
Marion Krise is very poorly
ith dropsy
Derutv District attorney Hall
was here la, Saturday and Sun
lay gathering evidence in the
McCrellis murder case.
]. ]. Lon" md J. w. BauRh-
man consummated a deal last
week. uhore' " Baughman be-
came owner f the J. ]. Long
Tn ra shing achine and automo-
bile, Long getting the bunch o!
young mules Mr.. Baughman re-
Gently bought.
Our gnrapn man. Everrt'a
Thoras, IS sick 18th pheu'uorin
Grandra ana Grandma Nsnca
srnnt last Sunday with their son
Jay and wife.
Lest week H. K. Ellis made q
deal with nan at HCCker for
a stock of drugs, he and George
Coburr bringing same to StoL-
ington.
Nr. Powell and wife arrived
from Missouri and took charge
0f the pr-t' ffice.
r Fl ion and ~ife returned
last week from their .lecturiug
tour iu Oklahoma.
Rev Dean. 'hss. Stoner and
Fra k q ke transacted business
at ElAhart last week.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Fair Play.

Dale Hall, the son of Forest
Hall, who has been suffering
with rheumatism tor the last
two months, is slowly improving.
Miss Belle Moorhead spent
Tuesday night at the Weeden
home.
Mr.. Tweed, lett a few days
ago for Jewelsbnrg, Kars., for a
visit with friends and relatives,
b. Z Morain has his new
house completed and moved his
family up from Rodley last Fri
day. s4
T. w. Weedeu returned fir III
Lamar Thursday with load OF
freight for Forrest Hall.
Harry Su deltum has added
another room 10 his iouse.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Mooseland
February 2


Wilmer Beauley went to La
mar Tuesday, returning Friday.
j. NJ. Hutches and wife made
trip to Eikhart this week.
Henry Alphin took some cows
to Two Bnttes Tue day to put on
pasture.
John Rogers and family start
ed to Oklahoma Monday, where
they intend making their future
home
Ruth. Bertha, t,puiah and Viii
Der Vanosdel took Sunday din-
ser with Slrcle's.
Celia Steele is staying with
Mrs. Harrison Aytes while M
Aytos is away.
Jim Watkins .nn Bertha Van
osdel calle., on Mahala Dunn on
Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
West Pretty Prairie

Harry Miller bought two more
Buff prpington cnckerels of Orie
Ltigprs this week.
Geo. Hughes went to Elkhart
Tues day returning Thursday.
Gee Mathews went to Holly
the first of the week for lumber
to finish remodelilG his house.
Orie Stigers went to Holly Fri
day for coal.
]. r. Rentfrow helped Ben
Har wv build a chicken house
Monday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
The Sentinel wants to know

The Sentinel wants to know
why for the Canadian Spring
field Inter Mountain trail through
this county was changed from
straight east of Villas to straight
west of Stonington. That s
easy. The why was to bring the
tourests through the richest and
most populous farm belt in Baca
county, and because the farmers
on this line stand ready to pay
out Or work out from 81, 500 to
$4,000 to get the line. But how
does it concern the Sentinel how
roads lead into Soringheld-only
from two Buttes down this way!
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
North Flats

Among those on the sick list
this w.ek k are Bert Oxenreirder
Jesse Kaufman, Will ern Stifet
and Henry Bickford.
The debate Friday night: Re
solved that a man Can cook oct
ter than woman. was decided
in favor of the affimativ... La
dies, you'd better g, t busy.
A. l.. Smart and Harv,. Und r
wood have gone to the cedars.
Ms. Cook mother of Mrs.
Chatham, is here visiting.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
N1a:xey

John Durstein shipped II car
load of cattle 10 Kansas City this
week.
Jess Lamunyon, Roy Roberts
and Tom Simms returned from
the cedars this week. They have
been chopping posts.
D. f. McIrchee went t. Lamar
the last of the week.
The boys of Maxey intend to
play basket ball Saturday even
ing
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Plum Creek

Jim Ice and 5. l.. Hicxcox are
In the cedar~.
W. I. Boles returned nome
this week and tile nelghborS GER
.ainly welcomed them back.
]. P. Richard went to Lamar
, this week.
K. johnson returned home
Wednesday from his eastern Wis.
| it.
True Hickcox has been on the
sick list.
! Fay Knapp went home from
R. I. Jobnson'> and found his
house broken open and every
| thing gone.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

Whatever started the war,
there is no question of what is
now wanted, and why peace has
been turned down. England
wants Germany of the high
seas, France wants Alsace and
Lorraine, Italy wants some of
Austria, and Russia wants Con.
stantinople, while the central
powers want all they've got. and
more if they can get it.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

Fred Collins and wife made a
trip to ElKhart Sunday.
Leona Dunivan is spending a
few weeks with her brother at
Campo.
Mesdames B. r Glasgow, l..
G. Lucus and B. M. Adams at
tended a surprise party on Ger
tie Nichols of Wentworth Tues
day.
Claribel Beckman spent Sun
day night with lie Hankins.
Mrs. j W. Cowan's and Uncle
&c. Welborn and friends are tour p
ing Colorado and New Mexico.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

Failing to get the ex .ct infor-
nation wanted as to the location
of postofices, stores and scho ,I
houses, we nave written to each
of the teachers in the county,
enclosing an addressed envelope
and will probably have the in.
formation wanted by tile time
this goes to print.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

The league that We believe in
for the enforcement of peace be-
tween the great powers is an
agreement that non. combatants
will neither buy from nor sell t.
warning nations. With a knowl-
edge of such an ultimatum stal :
ing them in the face, the present
nations at war would have
thought twice before opening Zip
their batteries.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

Apropos the counter charge OF
a decalog of dead ads. in its
resurrcctd sheet, some OF which
never did pay its editor one cent
our worthy rontempory sayeth
not to contrary thereof. Won.
der if our good brother ever
read the good sciptured story
about "motes" and "5eaus. "
Again we would repeat the in
formation that it hasn't been be-
cause of dead ads. that the Her-
aid has been getting out a sup
plement about half the time for
the past two years and better.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

The dist ict normal will this
year be held at Las Animas.
Some of our teachers will be able
to be the re, and the others will
have the satisfaction of knowing
that the county's normal funds
will be there whether they are
or not. There is nothing like
having a good normal some
place, ami we are hoping that as
many of our teachers as possible
will attend
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Sloar-Hoover

Married, Sunday at the Horse
shoe school house. Ernest Sloan
and Bertha Hoover. The bride
is a daughter of the widower
Hoover, and a prominent men,
ber of our Sunday school. The
groom is farmer who is hold g
one of those good claims down.
Brother Hoover offi.:iated. We
extend our heartiest congratula-
tions. A Friend.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

The Springfield correspondent
in the Lamar News is right about
.!le need of protection against
fire, but the place to do the talk
ing is in Springfield. The Her
aid recently suggested a huge
reservoir north or west of town,
fed by one or two windmill 8,
with piping for The present along
Main street. We beliey. Sl,50C
or $1,000 will do it. What does
Springfield say?
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
West Flat

Mr.. Marshal went to Wlntln'd
Kans., fol treatment by spe
cialist.
Stockler went to Lamar Mon,
day after the tools for the new
blacksmith shop at Joycoy.
What is the matter with our
mail lately. One Litter that Was
mailed at Lamar Dec. IL. was
reed Jan. 2. Other letters wer'
from two to three weeks getting
here from Colorado points.
We wonder if the people want
a rural route in hese parts. Il
seems to be up 10 them To make
the next move. There is gooc
prospect for one if we had any
roads to carry it over. Edch
community would o5tter get t,
gether and plan TO iX any bau
places IN their neighborhood.
There will be a box supper at
the West Fat school heuse Feb.
14th. Every body come. The
ladies bring boxes and the mel.
ell filed pocket books. The
proceeds TO purchase supplies
for tie school.
Mrs. W. P Bailey ent r,ained
at / o'clock lunch on tn iSt in t,
covers being laid Tor Mesdames
Stinson, Neasel, Hughes, Flint,
Hagermau and Allen.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

THAI great newspaper, the
New York World, says Italy has
no excuse for being in the war,
and is entitled to no sympathy
from the rest of the world; and
we might add two or three 9TH
ers who jumped in for what
they could get out of it.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Diamond Ridge

Grandma Parcher died last
Sunday night, and was buried
Tuesday in the Stonington cems-
tary.
Will Pridemore y mt to Elk
hart Friday.
A, S. Hubbard is hauling sand
to build a shop.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
Konantz

A few neighbors met and as
sisted in papering the school
house Saturday.
We arc sorry to learn that we
are soon TO lose our neighbors,
Mr.. ShanhoIoter's.
Sam Bryan went to holly
again.
Ora Keaton denies the charge;
and there are others.
Jake Dillinger, our red poll
man, is still buying polls.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
FlOemont

o. C. Mesnard and Orie Miller
made trip to Elkhart the latter
part of the week.
Miss Kate Minnick, who has
been clerking at Richards for
sometime, is spending a week on
her homestead.
G. A. Shultz and Coy Dennoy
have gone to the cedars after
posts.
J. r. Hawkins and G. N. Bal
lou were county-seat visitors
Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

A bill has been introduced in
the assembly appropriating
$3.50 for the State Board of
Immigration. The board is do
ing good work for the state, and
we believe the bill should pass.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

We advise the women to go
up to North Liberty and ind the
Judges who decided that men
can cook better than woman and
make them take it back. See
our North Flats letter.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

A petition is now being circu-
lated asking that the secretary
designate all Baca county as
coming under the provisions OF
the GAO acre homestead law.
Sign the petition, as it is impor-
tant to get all the rough and
broken land in the county on the
tax roll.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

A huge reservoir north or
west of town, besides furnishing
water to tigh, fire. could be util
lzed in irriga,ing groves Of trees
and lawns for both the school
house and the court house. Shall
we have the reservoir.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

The state highway commission
will be in session the tirsv OF the
month, at which time it is in
tended to haye the Canadian
Springfield Inter- Mountain trail
through the county made into a
state highway.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

The Springfield correspondent
of the Lamar News is good
boos .er, but is little off on a
coal mine fifteen piles southeast
of Springfield. He should go
about thirty miles west.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09
I;
February 8

ceOruary
Emery Wilson visited this
neighborhood last Sunday.
Mrs. Molone was surprised by
the arrival OF her father and two
brothers last Sunday. They
came from Kansas in autos and
stayed till Tuesday.
Geo. Molone is enjoying visit
with his cousin from near Lam
port.
Earl and Pearl Fimlin AMI Mr..
Mccoy are camped in the cedars,
cutting posts.
The pie social at Harmony
scheol house Sunday night WAS
well attended.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

A bill introduced in the Colora-
do Assem- oily is entitled, "a bill
to require a me tical certifica te
of good health before clerk
may issue a marriage licens.. y
OF course a clerk in bad health
might leave some microbes on
the certificate.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-09

With what can be raised by
private subscription, and what
will come from the county and
STATE, Baca county will have
sonaeWhn 1ENa t9Q - IA
+oo0t6x slsd W6fk kd essi4fn 10
limits. The state gives an amount
equal to all the money raised il,
the county.