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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-11
Jos iedan StraSni sud.

1911 bill ste pozvani od OrganiZaciie br. 20.
da odrzite icdno prcdavanjc. Tema ie bila Toll
StoJ S"cIJalIzam. tc Smo mi ucinili takav utiSak
ma Vas, kada smo skolcktali izmedju Sebe s do
lara ; dolara dali IL blagainc nase organizaci-
jc, da ste Vi izgovorili owe reel: Drugovi. zaslu-
zujetc da SC ia povratim II organizaciju: vi ste
me zaduzili ia Gu YAM ma drugarski na6in lin
bav vratiti. Sad nam Sc vraGa, Ear ne!
ClanStvO oren. br. 90 II Chicago br. 81 II
Pullman oporczovalo jc sebc. da pomognc dru-
gu, koii &c biti koristan IA mas pokret. Je Ii blo
tako, druze Cvetkov! Savich je radio nogama i
rukama, da Sc tom drugu So wise pomogne tada,
kada SC ~njegova obitclj patila, ne radi kakvc
kockc, kako hi TO Tcodor Cvctkov volco dokazati,
wee radi njcgovog aktivnog rada IL naScm pokrc-
tu; tada je p~oslcdnji zalOgaj kruha bio IL sta
nJu podelltl Sd drugom, Ear he druZe CvetkOv?
10 sve Aiate. NADIA le njegovo dete leaalo mrtvo,
a on je prisustvovao sednici Novinskog Odbora,
tada ste rekli mcni Druze, kakvu snagu pOsjedu-
je Oval covek! vi ste mu sc divili, kada svog
sina nije imao da sarani, a svoju zaradu kod Sc
verlng Housa ostaviO je, da samO Narodni Glas
i7adjc: 10 Vi svc 7natc Tccdore Cvetkov. Kad je
irra"l" 10 duiara. da 500 ,rSi hurs. 10 t. trcha,
Ia uaha'i Na,i~h o, j. 70 uGirio. i Sto ste 6ini'i.
Ni.\istr 'ao, pieIii risno Dpqd mn. y %oicm ste
}rsiIl Grr'ui. tr,liij .jr o} nigga 5000. Vclitc
da sc ne mczctc da obratitc ma Savicha in kompa-
niiu. Kako ccmu da miilimo o VaSoj nevinosti.
druzc?
L NaSem Glanku nemozc biti %ruzniic. iznositc
kako sill clanoyi cd Org. br. 90 trazili, da i'm po-
mognctc. no vi ste njh odbijali. jer ste osekava-
H., da TAI drug pc NaSem misl enju dublje padnc
tc da ga "a sve, sto je Wanna ucinio, ~nastoiite pre-
ko lista. "a koji jc on toliko radio. unistiti -
NIGGA celu ~niegovu obiteli eco Nth zivot. Pred
kojim sudom cete vi odgovaraii "a sva ona della!
kako hi naval coveka vi, Tecdore Cvetkov,
koJi Una, da svojim radon i postupkom unosi "a
bunu raskOl II naSem pokretu stavlia Glanstvo
i Samu Organizaciju cd preko $500 liudi ma rub
propasti, i TO Same IL svojih bolesnih ambicija.
kako je on iedini, koji to moze stvoriti? ia vclim
ola svaki akt, koii Sc vrSi protiv naSe zajcdnicc
icstc zloGin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-11
Cetvornih

Trcba jc pa welt Y poStev, da nj bilo Y teh
dezclah &c dOlgo liudskega Stctja; prebivalstvo ie
torcj Gotovo znatno StevinejSc, kakor kazc Ia "a
Starela Statistika.
NojaStva ina:
San Salvador 31S Gastnikov, S2.SS1 MOI:
Costa Rica ~. POS MOI:
Honduras 81. 5000 MOI:
Nicara qua 1000 MOI:
Guatemala ina wee ~vojaStva. kakor Use te Sti-
ri drzave skupaj, n%atancne Stcvilke pa MISC ma raz-
polago.
Pri TEN je treba omeniti, ia podvoji Costa
Rica svoic ~vojaStvo lahko V %slutaju vojne: Mica
ragua poklite pc svojem ~vojaSkem Sistemu V KRAFT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-11

Neki V Bazelu " Svici) ziveGi udenjak Sc skill
cuie nd odkritia V starih, davno pozabljenih spi-
sih, po katerih prihaja do zakljucka, da N; frama-
SonStvo uStanovitev noveiSega casa, ampak da ie
? MIN 'c oEnovlicno rcEai, kar ie re davno OBJ
stolaio, na &c 'c>om casa proradlo in sc pozablo.
Svic0rsli uGcniak i prebiral zlasti srcdnic-
veSke alhimistidne spise in brskal po traktatih O
roznem vencu, Albimiia je bila "tajna znanosi,'
ii lc bila sorodna kemija, ampak nj bila zasnova.
ma Ia resnlcnih znanstvenih temeljil; najbolj
znana JIG odtod, da so alhimiS,i iskali 'kamen mo-
drijanov," XII maj hi Jim o~mogoGil, da izpremene
svinec in druge nezlahtne rude V zlato.
V tch spiSih jc naScl, kakor pravi ~porocilo,
dokazc q eksiStenci ncke verSke druzbe, XII je ime-
In Svoj vir Y bizantinSkih Benetkah in ie trajala
cd !. 800 do III pc kr. ter hi jo bilO Smatrati "a
predhOdnico sedanjega framazonstva. V alhimi-
Siitnih Spisih, pravi, da je razvozlial star mavrii-
ski tajen nauk, katerega ritual Ola Sc do vseh po-
drobnoSti vienna $ trent Stopnjami modernega
iramazOnstva. Y viharjih tridesctletnc voine Sc
lie tajnost ixeubila III loze, XII so tedai obstajale,
so %prOpadle. Med lett 1850 in 100 storjeni po-
uSpeSni zaradi neugodnih razmer tedanjega casa.
Lcta ILL. SO potem trije londonski uccn jaki zbra-
Ii ostanke Stirih malih loz in $ tenn napravili te-
nell IA uStanovo, Xxi Sc ic porm ~razSirila skoraj
po vSem Svetu.
Pravijo, da pripraviia SvicarSki u6eniak veil
ko ndajo q TEN predmetu. XII DO obscgala wee
zveZkov T. h0gatimi ilust r%acijami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-11

Marsikdo jc V tisocerih skrbch, kaj DO z MIN
cez tisoc in dcSet tisoc let. Della IN olisanic
Jutrsnjega dneva Sc pa noGc udclcziti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-11

Bolujcmo So "a nekaj, kar mai pride. cesar
pa So nj. Torcj ne moreno voditi boja tako. kakor
da hi ze bilo, kar Sc nj. Boj Sc mora voditi ma t..
ken poliu. kakrsno jc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-11

KEN tasu lahko 10000 MOI pod zastave.
Po srednjeameriskih republican tete nekoliko
zeleznic, ki spa jajo Atlanticni ocean : Pacififnim.
Ma a%,ianticni Strani je menda Puerto Cortez. ma
pacifitni pa La Union ali Amapola naiznamenitei-
Sa iuka. Ma obch Straneh ie pa Sc nekoliko dobrih
priStaniSc blizu NEST, Iii Stcjcio 20 10000 prebi-
valley.
Use IL drzaNc 50 vsai doslci prctezno pole
delSkc. Plantazc "a kavo O~bscgajo cez 100. 600 IL
krov kuItiviranega Sveta in dajcio ma leto poprcG-
no 30 m%iljonov funtov KAYE.
Y r%cpubliki Honduras ic zlasti razvita zivino-
rcJa. Dezcla ina mnogo zlata, Srebra, platine in
bakra mvestiran jc veGinoma inozemski kapital.
Costa Rlca izNaza skorai izkljuGno sadie. ka-
ro III nckaterc drugc poliedclske produkte.
40 so rpraSali honduraSkega konzula v New
Iorku SENIOR AndrcSa Soriana, kai ie = name
ravano zdruzitvijo, je dejal: Svetovna vojna ina
ogromno unicevanje IA posledico. Svet hi moral
torej pozdraviti 4 veseljeni, dc Sc najde nekoliko
narodov, XII ne ruSijo, ampak Sc posveGajo
zgradbi.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
CHILDREN TO
MAKE MERRY AT
ISLAND FRIDAY

The annual children's dsy viii be
held on Belle Isle, Friday The
children will assemble on the island
at 10 o'clock and hslf-hour later
Boy Scouts will head the parade.
which will march around the athletic
field After the parade a program
OF games. sports. folk dancing and
singing will begin and will continue
turnout the day, with intermission
at ~aoon for a picnic lunch. Moving
picture operators will take pictures
OF the athletic events and OF the
masses OF children that always take
possession Of the island on chill
dren's dpy.
Boy Scouts VIII patrol the field
and keep order. and physicians and
nurses from the board OF health will
BE- on hand with a hospital tent
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
BIZ THORNTON " BCRGEss.
Jimmy Skunk Is True To His Word.
Downright 1919 nv T X Rurxe..l

inc Billy Postum was having a
bad night Of II there in Farmer
Browns henhouse in nests on the
top row. When he had grown tired
OF quarreling with Jimmy Skunk
down on the floor beneath he had
tried 10 take nap He had tired
first one nest and then another. but
none just suited him This was
partly because he wasn't sleepy tie
was hungry and not at all sleepy
RE wished with all his heart that
he hadn't foolishly yielded to that
NJ of temper which had resulted in
kicking that china nest-egg out OF a
nest and down on the head OF Jimmy
skunk. making Jimmy so thoroly
angry.
Jimmy had declared that he would
wait there below until Unc' Billy
should come down and then be
would pay him UP for that bump on
the head. Unc' Billy had no inten-
tion OF going down while Jimmy was
there. He thought that Jimmy
would soon grow tired OF waiting and
80 away. SO for quite awhile inc
Billy didn't worry. But as It began
10 get toward morning ne began 10
grow anxious. INC Billy had no de-
sire to be found In that henhouse
when Farmer Browns boy came 10
feed he biddies.
Their, too, he was hungry. He had
counted on good meal OF eggs, and
not one had he found. Now he want.
ed to get out to look for something
else 10 eat. out he couldn't without
facing Jimmy Skunk and il vas bet.
ter TO go hungry than TO do that.
Yes, sir, II was great deal better
20 20 hungry. Several times when
he thought Jimmy was asleep be
Tried TO steal down. He was Just az
careful not 20 make sound as ne
could be. but every time Jimmy
knew and was waiting for him. He
wished that there was no such place
"a Farmer Browns henhouse he
wished he had never thought Of eggs
he wished many other foolish wish
cs. but most OF all he wished that he
hadn't lost his temper and kicked
that esq down on Jimmy Skunk's
head.
When the nrst lignt stole in under
the door and the biddies began 20
ftir uneasily on their roosts INC
Bllly's anxiety would allow him to
Keep still no longer
don yo' think We better wake
up and ret out Of here. Brer
skunk" he ventured.
II don't mind staying here it's
very comparable. replied Jimmy
looking up A. inc Billy In e way
thsf made him most uncomfortable.
n was plain 20 see that Jimmy
hadn't forgiven him
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
Just the Finest Place in the
World for n ReStfAl.
Healthful Vacation

There's this 90 say about F8fes
Park az makes lasting friends 81 th
all who ~ there.
Estes Park. with ah its wealth o'
hcaufy is essentially a place Oh lNf
in to rest in-not So much a show
place Tor tourists az a pcauDful. .n-
teresring and comfortable spot Where
you can take the family and setfl.
down for few weeks. enjoying tlt
hnr rare mountain aiR nshlu~ anl
camping trips. rIdins excursions I0-
90 the mountains. golt and tennis
a chapter could De written 600 $3.50
W.lt NoWers ~ Estes Park alone
And when you must go home.
hrfrlmlng with health ans new
NIRor. 10 wilt D. with a frh'ing nf
genuine regret and Thought ~ -
peRtlpg the experience next sar,-
mer"
Let mo send YOU an iuusfrat
booklet With map. telling an ana
Estes park Sc big hotels art ff
com Portable small. hotels ana raur %
houses
Let me tell you about trains and
help you m making plans
That's what Pm here FOR
Francis. Gen Pass ASH. h
q - r. r.. 5tf ". Jackson n.yU.
Chicago Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20

For some tire Unc' Billy said no
more, but he grew more and more
restless You zee he knew it would
soon be time for Farmer Brown
boy to come 10 let the mems OUT and
feed them At last he venturcd 81
speak again
"Ah reckons yo' done fo'get some
thing" said he
What is thar" asked Jimmy
All reckons yo' done foyer that
rs most timc 10 Farmer Brown.
boy 10 come and il won't do TO We
'uns tc be found in here. replied
inc Billy
I'm nor worrying about Farmer
Brown boy re can come ar soon
as he pleases.r retorted Jimmy
Skunk. and grinned
That sounded like boastinE. but II
wasn't No. sir. II wasn't and Inc
Billy knew a. he knew thar Jimmy
meant Il. inc Billy was In despair
lie didn't dare stay and he didn't
dare go down and face Jimmy
skunk. and there he was u CORE
tainly had been bad night FOR Unc
Billy Postum.
Next story Farmer Browns Boz
Arrives
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
1917 TAX
RATE WILL
Be $13.79
Figure Is Lowest City
Has Known In
20 Years

Detroirs tax rate for the oomins
year viii be the lowest II has been
for the last 20 years, 1881 per $1,000
assessment. as compared with slS.62
last year. or a saving OF s47l in the
taxes on each $1,000 Of property
valuation. In 1883 the rate was
Sls1O on each $1,000.
The assessors Tuesday made their
report to the mayor. SHOWING prop
erty valuation in the city TO be
H.lTs.5i79oO, while the budget for
the ensuing year is s1s,21s.77S.34.
The assessed valuation last year
was 1886. $50. 500. or more than $500
600. 600 less than this year, which
accounts for the reduction OF the
tax rate in large measure. aitho
Mayor Marx says careful and
economical administration had much
10 do with H.
much OF the credit for the low
rate belongs TO the new small board
of estimates" said Mayor Marx.
Tuesday, "but every department in
the city has done its share 10 bring
about this gratifying result The
council also is entitled 10 much
credit for iis work 10 the end that
the tax rate has been kept down.
The budget in 1916 was within So
e00. 600 as large as IT is this year In
spite OF tie great growth OF the city
II was the cooperation Of all the de-
partmen,s that made the low rate
possible ="
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
DETROITERS TO
BUILD l.. S. ARMY
CANTONMENT

WASHINGTON. June 90 The
contract for construction of enc bt.
tie Creek cantonmcnt has been Ten
To Porter Bros. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
Poor families Waste More Food
Than Rich, Says Social Worker

CHICAGO June 10 Poor people
waste more food than 90 The rich,
proportionately
This statement vas made today 10y
Mr Gertrude Hone Brluon. prom
nent social worker Ia pointing our
thar Herbert G. Hooyer's registra-
ZION scheme FOR food conservation
would affect the masses IS Well as
,he classes
The poor waste an enormous
amount ~ food which they can I'm
aTord fo waste but 40 is thru ig
norance. not Intention Mr- Brit
-ou toli me United Press For in
stance fhe average poor family in
cooking beans viii throw away The
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20

water in which they are boiled The
average rich family would use this
In soup The same applies 20 potA
toes and other vegetables The poor
family generally disregards the
bones in meat The rich family an
dcrsJands all these little economies
II Mr. Hooyev's plan is fully car
ued our Ia as educational features.
the poor families OF the country
would greatly benefit for while
wages are better now than ever be-
fore and work unusually steady. The
high prices OF necessities. particu-
lar', food make the lahorer's posi-
zion precarious and anything tending
10 help solve the food problem viii
bc of vial importance,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20

II vas like that dear sweet wo
man, Mrs selvin, 20. name Annie
.Eliene, Mouie and Jim n her wu
SO these people would know she loy
eel them. and @ was sul more like
her to give me the names 90 her
pensioners privately SO no one
would know Of her charities
And. little book 30 was most Ike
her that she did not ask me 20 Keep
up these charities which would 'n
1olye az least fourth of fhe income
from what she had lcif me
I let each one OF the friends She
mentioned IN her wi,i pick out what
ever be or she wanted with q Auie
help from me knew Nol.e and
chad had always enucd MIS- Scr
win her gorgeous Erand piano Wih
IT'S Yerniss Martin case decora'ea
and signed oy famous artists of ,Ge
eighteenth century Noble. bow
ever. would neve2 have asked for g.
AS she thought &c 700 grand bus 3
made her take h.
To Eliene gave q lace Aounce
and other garniiurcs for p dress
Eliene has q passion for old lace
To Annie a whole case %, est ST..
yer. and TO the initials 81 S added
TO NJ A. t. have never seen
Annie so pleased 10 aU her LIE cor
her heart is bound ar IN ltue Mar
- Ann and this great chest Oh
silver FOR her was something I'M
dreamed but not uhdes.red
Jim Vas much more dimcult thar
any OF the women. for as intimate
as bad been with Jim had never
really found out his tastes Alfho
be disclsimed the fact. Jim was
rather romantic
found when he visited Dick
,very evening. he always planted
himself in front Of Corot painting
and has eyes wandered back 70 BE-
when BE- was not talking
"Dick. -aid. I'm soinc no give
IN that picture over the mantle u
tcur room
81 think you could nor give hn
any,hiug he would like better dear
ansv cred Dick I've heard him~ aG-
mire in q hundred times
well. that is an settled. I -a.a.
BY the way, Dick. want to con-
'inue Mrs Selvin's charities Z pos.
sible
Wen make IL possible MarEie %
said Dick Just then his mother
hustled in. She did not approve cf
Mrs Selwin's will-she thought fhs
book concern stock should have
been given 10 Dick
VI don't think women should he
made independent OF their hus.
bands" she said. There's the case
OF Mary and John Until Mary Doc.
gan to nun the book shop every
thing seemed 20 be pleasant In their
family"
was so indignant little book
just could not keep sull Why
Mother Trent, I said "you must
have known unless Mary had taken
over the work OF The book store she
and Jack would have starved to
death. Jack waverly was never a
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
DEMOCRACY OF
PERSHING MAKES
HIT IN FRANCE

ct1T tJrrs61onde United Press
PARIS. June o0.-The throng
which invariably haunts The Rue
constauun In front OF the spot
"a here a great American flag marks
,he headquarters OF Maj Gen Perish
tng got q new thrill Tuesday and a
new chance 20 cheer the American
commander
Marshal Joffre, who had been con.
ferr.ng With Pershing for more than
An hour emerged from The building
There was an immediate craning OK
necks Behind Papa Jorre. the
crowd discerned the tall erect
agure ot Gen. Pershing The two
IDOLS OF Paris walked together no
The curb where Jonre's automobile
waited And there Pershing swept
aside he crowd and himself opened
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20
Explosion Wrecks Factory

sT PAUL. MINI june IA
mysterious explosion early today re-
suited 10 $4,000 Ioss when The A
j. krank candy factory here was de-
stroyed and a dozen other buildings
endangered
The Detroit times., 1917-06-20

the automobile door for his distin-
guished visitor The Two ssluted
formally smiled Informally and
JoFre ,peeded away Cheers greet
"a The incident and the crowd talked
excredly long anerward over Perish
Ing democracy and his courtesy 20
the elder soldier
Miss IAnder II Coleman is me
frst woman 70 BE- graduated from
;he college az medicine OF Tulane
university
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-03
Rule Creek Reservoir Site
restoredto tohomesteadentry

The following described land
will be restored to Homestead
entry August 2S, 1917, at 8,
o'clock A. M, and will become
subject to- settlement and all
proper forms of entry, selection
and location on September 4,
1917, at 9 A. M. All applications
received between Aug. %, 1917,
and September II, 1917, will be
treated as simultaneously filed.
W., Lot 6. Lot z, EA Lot 5, Lot
s, and 81, Sec. 2, EaSE4, Sec. 3,
E4, Sec. 10, w. NaNE4, SW4NE4
North West /, South East I,
Sec. IL, WI, Sec. IA, Ea. EaNW4
EaSW4, Sec. Is and NE4NE4, M
NW4, Sec. %, T. 26 S., r. so W.
sa aiie9 A. l.. Beavers
Register.
U. S. Land Office, Lamar. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-03
Notice

STRAYED-5 head horses
of them mares, I 2-year old
horse. yearling horse, l year
hing filly, all branded D attached
at bottom to small end Of T under
point OF left hip. Please to take
up and gotiiy
Las Animas, Colo,
c1-2 Rule Creek Route.
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-03
Public Sale

At Harry Scott place, near
mouth of Freezeout at Butte crk,
% miles northwest of Spring
field on Tuesday, August Z. 1917,
at 1 p. M, the following property
Live Stock
l COW part Jersey 8 yrs. old.
/ COW part jersey 3 yrs. old.
l Calf.
l Pony, 10 yrs. old and per
haps other livestock will be off
cred for sale.
Farming Machinery
Dray Wagon, / iron frame
harrow, go tooth, 2 section. l
walking lister, 1 sod plow, / Disc
Ridge Buster, l horse planter
1 Tool box and tools, l set wire
stretchers, l grind stone, 1 wag-
on jack, l spade, l shovel, crow
bar, 1-1O lb. stone hammer, 1-8
lb. stone hammer. 1-3a stone
hammer. IA horse evener, 5 axes
1 pair wagon double trees COM
plete, I-spring wagon, [ set
chain harness, l. IL horse power
steam boiler & 8 horse power en-
gine all in :good shape, 1-cross
cut saw, Lieut. off saw, Parts of
Deering moving machine, some
parts of harness and other mis-
cellaneous things too numerous
to mention.
l Sewing Machine, 1 Washing
Machine, l Cook Stove or Range
(Home Comfort, cost $73,) 2
Wash Boilers, l 14-in. Dutch Ov.
en-, about Z dozen Fruit Jars,
Cooking Utentials, 2 Gal. Jars,
1 4-Gal. Jar, 1 3-Gal. Churn, 5
Tables, a Lanterns, 1 Wash
Stand, a Camp Chairs, 8 Chairs,
/ Stool Chair, 3 Rocking Chairs,
2 Iron Bed Steads and Springs,
2 Wooden Bed Steads, l Organ,
l a-width Iron Bed with Springs,
l 3-Gal. Granite Bucket, Galv.
Iron Bucket, 1 22-Caliber Win
chester Rifle, 1 Double Barrel
Shot Gun.
See bills for terms, etc.
Chas. E. Howell, Agent.
Scott g. Russell, Aucs.
2. E. Hooker, Clerk.
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-03
LOCALS

Dr. Regnier aud daughter Car
rie were in Springfield on the
31s tult.
H. A. Caswell. the jolly old
(young) farmer of CarriZo was
in town Friday.
The schoolma'ams will have
the floor next week-4th annual
teachers county normal.
W. T. Hawkins, the jolly farm
er of Rodley, and Jesse Downs
of Richards werei n town the first
of the week.
An insanity commission Mon
day found H. S. Russell mer tally
unsound, and Tuesday he was
taken to the Asylum at Pueblo.
Tuesday in jnstice court F. c.
WEIGH was bound over to dis
trict court for beeting his mar
ried daughter with hoe handle.
Atty Alberti for the state,
Judge Terral for defense. Gave
bonds yesterday.
Geo. McBroom OF Beaver coun-
lty. Okla, an old acquaintance of
our towrsman J. L. BriseDdine,
came up the first of the week to
visit and to look over the county.
Notice
| will be in my Office at the
court house in Springfield on the
following dates, to hear any and
all complaints and objections of
! the assement for the year 1917
august 18th to September 1st).
Claude D. Jones
County Assessor
For Sale or Trade About
100 head of horses and mules,
good eastern STOCK. Also regis
tered Stallion and 2 mammoth
Jacks. Land preferred--near
Stonington.
did Q; A. Robbins
Stonington, Colo.
The drugstore opening Satur-
day was great success. The
store hasn't as yet got all its
wares on the shelves, but not
withstanding, makes a good
showing, and up-to-date presents
tue most beautiful interior in
Springfield. Everybody in Baca
county knows the manager Earl
jDenGey. Just drop in any old
time and make yourself at home.
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-03
STR0UD'S CASH STORE.
"a yXJLora r. oA,Yc fO nav cash
Stonington.

well, Mr.. Editor, as you have
no correspondent from Stoning-
ton Iwill send you few items.
We are having some hot
weather, and crops need rain.
Mr., Bowers of Bronson, Kans.
is there visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Holt. ~ %. .iat
Mr.. Kerr of Texas is putting
in printing Office in athe Jim
Terrtl real estate Office. He will
live on the B. II. Jones property.
Mrs. Lang has bought the
Oakes restaurant and will take
possession Aug. 10.
The Thompson Buildings and
EIley residence viii soon be COM
pleted.
Frank Elley is having a tussle
with hay fever
Cal Woolley Assisted in the
Jones restaurant last Saturday.
He and Miss Ruth Jones drove
to Elkhart for more ice cream
after supper.
James villeis is working on
the Thompson Garage.
James Long has retu, ned from
the automobile school at Kansas
City. He traded his farm for a
6 cylinder Paige car.
DR.. Nicholson was called to
see small child of B. F.. Oake' S
last Saturday. q S = {. - y lit
b G. A. Robbins has gone to
Fowler, Kans., Oh business.
The Jones sisters talk OF build
ing an addition to their Restau-
rant.rgl istf Ita
Bryan Bros. of konantz We're
calling in Stonington Saturday
and Sunday. vF
551gr aJ-T -
-0aBroomcorn Association
3sstspH a5sl Westola. Colo.
sap9isl sii r July 2Sth, 1917
The Herald t'st
Springfield, Colo.
~ We recently organized a
Brootncorn Growers association
for southeastern Colorado and
westsrn Kansas. There will be
regular meeting of the associa-
'tion at Stonington on the 9th of
August for the purpose of elect
ing permanent officers, and the
further purpose of trying to
formulate some plan for the mar
l1eting of our corn, not only this
fall but for future years. Any
one raising broomcorn will be
entitled TO members rship upon the
payment OF sl.00 as yearly dues.
Every farmer il the county who
raises b1oomcorn should attend
this meeting and join the associa-
ton. ''
II you are interested in this
matter. We would be glad to have
you publish the above notice, and
at451ttend the Meeting if conven-
fent. smadaidO Na up1t .
.sleon4e livery truly yours.
tuosi o. ssW Sam NJ. Dean
.YsDss1l Secretary
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-03

Stray ed or Stolen-on
sorrel mare, branded JH over
bar on left hip; old wire cut on
eft from foot; silver name and
tail; one Or both hind legs white
stocking; blaze face; W.T. about
800 or 900; age 6 yrs. If stray
ed, will give liberal reward for
information. If stolen, will give
$50. 90 for horse, saddle, bride,
and the conviction of the man.
ds 3 Jacob Ffaney,
Ste nington, Colo.