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ITALIAN COMMISSION
 TO ADDRESS SENATE
LEGISLATIVE MACHINERY WILL HALT TO HEAR FROM THE
 KING OF ITALY.

Washington, May %. - Both branches of congress will reconyene tomorrow after the holiday with the leaders determined to make a vigor. ous summer drive" on war legisla. ton.
 Food and revenue legislation will be the senate's immediate conadera- tlon. The house will reopen tomor. row the contest upon newspaper cen sorship, taking up the question of adopting the espionage Dill conference report. including the new compromise censorship clause
 Legislative machinery will halt for d while in fhe senate for reception of the Italian commission the prinoe of udine having accepted an invitation to address the senate at noon and de. aver King Victor Emmanuels leater Go the American public.
 Both sides in the censorship fight
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were lining up forces tonight for to- morrow s contest in the house. While there was some doubt as to the re salt. many leaders of both houses pre- dicted that the houee would reject the censorship proposal. That would finally close the question for the pres. ent though the administration might present later a separate cen sorship measure.
 partial report on the $3,34O00o.- 900 war budget bill also will be pre- scented to the house tomorrow by the appropriations committee.
 Food legislation is to receive prompt attention from both senate and house The senate tomorrow will resume debate on the first food hil providing for a survey and stimulation of production and passage is expected before the week end
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MEMORIAL DAY IS
 OBSERVED IN PARIS.

Paris May a0 Memorial uay was appropriately ob-cryed in Paris and throughout, France A memorial serE- lee vas held n tbe American chreb 10 g morning and was ended Dy Wll uam Sharp to Amer.oau ambassa. oor Alexander N THaeEaro the American consul general lhe -rails ol Inc American embassy ans consulate and a large American delegation Com mittees visited tle cemeteries and decorated the graves lt American o. dIers buried nern and at Fhcrboura Versailles and other points
 The American -ecr on ol the Lgae0m erh chose tbe American holiday a' an opYormue tme to give d reception 10 the minister Of justice Rene N.V.- an and Mme Vyian and }araa and Nma Jotre
 The eathprne brought together many persons prom neut in official and GlBumaue ufe. including General A. Y. E. Duhail commander of the Paris military disrct. E Laurent pretect o- The Pars police Amha ador and Mrs sharp. Mir Thaob5ra and Mr. and Nr. Roucr. Wood Hiss
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Italians Are Slowly Driving Toward Trieste, Although the Fighting
 Is Less Severe.
On the Front in France Neither Side Has Shown an Inclination to Start an Offensive--Artillery Duels Are Carried on in Champagne District.

New York May 30 The battle 'ron- from Gorzla sothWard toward The head of the Gulf of TrIest rcman tbe only heater where or the momen hard fighting Is in progre-s freu here however the intensity Ru.cu character7ed the operations 'as week is lactag
 On tae front in France. where Field Marshal Haigs lor es are facing the Gemaus the opera oue Uv neither e.qe have risen above m nor attacks for eenal days consisting mainly ot man-uyers by small raid'ne parties and artillery duols of moderate de- grre O strength Wednesday also pa ed without infantry engagement between the French and Germans, al taolgh their respective glns look pau in ,pr9ed artillery due.s .o the south Q. 80 c en,in and n the Champagne
 The RH-sians and Au-traus n thc eastern theater are fighting in more lively fash on than has been he c7-, for months This Is particularly ,ru- u Ea Galica. where several days ago the Russians began an offensive. Ne yet he Petrogr1d war office has made DO comment on the tiua on as t now exsts m th.s region nor ha. the Aus. tran official communication gwen any dea as tn tAe extent of he hostilitles Or any iutimatou ot the exact lon, where the fighag Is going on The expected commencement Of hoetNres by the Russians aaG Roumanious .n Rolmana has not yet materialled
 Between JGmiauo and inc AeaO Q, the G#lf Of Trie-t The Italians again have cu .uto the Austrian line and oc mped positions west of the village of Medelzla thereby bringing their right wing closer 70 Drino and the rauwu, line .eld.ng toward Tr.est
 The Austrian war office reports ha rtpuIse Of Italian attacks near Jamta- DO while a simt ar clam Is made ny Rome for the Italians Hth regard ro Austrian attacks To the nora oo '7e Julian ront
 The weekly report of British ye se'- sunk Dy submarines or mines show that IS vessels of over lGo0 tons tho same Umber as recorded the previous
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Officials Ordered
 10 Watch Agitators
Are Urged 10 Arrest Speakers Who Encourage Violations of the
 Registration LaW

Washington, May 30-Special orders were given government officials throughout the country today to keep close watch upon meetings at which there is likely to be agitation against registration under the war army act and prepare to arrest speakers who encourage violations of the law
 Although the department of justice is satisfied that German influence ano money is behind efforts in various sec tons to interfere with registration, it is officially stated that the influences are regarded as local and sporadic anu not inspired by any serious organized effort
 Through the committee on public in- formation, Attorney General Gregory tonight made ahis announcement:
 "The department today communicat- ed instructions by telegraph and long
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Washington May 20-Navy e l.cials, enthusiastic over the successful builders trial of the tr.t ot stxteel non-rigid drigbIe balloons ordered by the departments two months ago, said tonight that the diugible program now Vas assured or completion much soon er than had been expected.
 The airship left Chicago at mldnleht Monday night and arrived without acct dent yesterday afternoon at Akron. Ohio. The contract called for delivery within tour mon,hs. but the builders win turn the first shp over for active .oWy n coast patrol work within less than s0 day O. the date of The con tract and thereafter one or more win be delivered every week
 The rip rom Chicago to Akron GOV. cred more than 40U miles. lt vas made onder direction of -he builders. the Goodyear Rubber Company. and d.t not constitute an official test. but ft was so successful that navy otIcIa .s are confident that a valuable type similar 10 t0e BiImp. ol the British navy. has been produced They have .itte fear rhat the airship will not
 make tbe required forty miles an hour during her tr.a trip within The ueX- ten days.
 The ship was designed by Naval Con. etr1ctor j.. C. Hunsaker ot the bureau Of construction and repair. and the nm official test is regarded as having proven couclusyely that the weign, problem has been solved The second oi he craft also building at the Good year plant VIII be ready for tr,al wlva- .u a few days and The seven other. awarded 10 that concern w.u come along at regu ar intervals.
 Good reports as to progress have been received from he Goodrich Run. her Company the Curuss Aircraft Company of New York and the Con uocricu Aircraft Company al New Haven among whom uhe other con tracts were divided
 The s.N.eeu ships will he added 10 che c0as, patrol eryice as rapidly a.. they are completed Crews are nenE framed at the naval aviation station at Pen-acola where The first navy uriaih.e DN-L an older type crarr suitable only for training purposes, is ug capacity are expected 10 be an eff. with greater speed and weight carry inf capacity, are expected 10 be an e. faclile element of the coast defense,, particularly the detection Of sub marine in which service the British Blmps have repeatedly proven their value
 The navy department expects tha- the entire sixteen will bt in service by the middle of August and that they will be distributed to operate in pairs along the Atlantic coast working from special base. ashore and supplements ing the operations of submarine chas- CTS. reserve destroyers and other maya; craft now on guard duty
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distance telephone to its officers anu agents in communities wherever meet lngs are likely to be held at which agitation against registration as pre- scribed in the new army bill might be indulged in. The United States at- torneys and marsha.s were directed to be present or represented at the meet ings and 10 have stenographic reports made of the addresses delivered.
 ''nhese reports will he gone over carefully and arrests will be made later in all instances in which the ut- terances of the speakers are calculated to discourage registration or to influ. ence individuals into attempting to eyade the provisions of the law.
 "The United States attorneys and marshals also were directed to ask close cooperation of the local police authorities in each community"
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ALL MEN IN TRAINING
 CAMPS MUST REGISTER.

Washington. May 3o-In order to clear up q mt-understanding regarding registrations for the draft army. the war department today announced of- lcally that all men now in training camps who are not either commis- stoned or have moi enlisted must reg. ieter on June 8.
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TROOPS ASKED FOR
 BY MINING COMPANY.

Jerome. Ariz. May BOA formal re oup< that troops be sen, to the Jerome copper district where about 1900 union mners went on strike week ago 10 enforce demands for reeognI- ton Of the uu on. was presented to- night 10 Lieutenant Colonel James J. ,HornOrook. Seventeenth United States cavalry. by Charles tN Clark. general manager of the United Verede mine
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FOUR PERSONS KILLED
 AND THIRTY W0UNBED
Two Coaches Of an Iron Mountain Train Were Blown From the Track and Conductor Temasters and Flag. man Boone Met De5th-lnlured Were Taken to De Sota.

st I-ouIs, Mo- May BOA tosN twisted into Mineral Point, M0N ", lage of about 300 inhabitonyN,,, N,,ia sll V. ternoon. killed four pers%s and md in. in iured 30, demolished t9GS entire sor. with the exception Of Ehe schooInons. = and then twisted s9dthward to Fva where Fred Harper. a farmer ,a D killed by Ewing debris. wa"
 A local Fon Mountain nasso- iran bore ths most seronsIv "sef ,nt'ltf to De Soto. about IS miles north 1fea Mineral Point VI
 The dead
 THOMAS 1.EMAsI. s, Iron Nom. tain conductor.
 AUGUST BOONE, Iron Sto,n.., 8 ignal man.
 FRANK GOSS, 1 years old.
 FRANK IlAC1tHAMP.
 F0RBD HARPER, Eye, Mo.
 Two coaches of an Iron Mountain local running between Mineral Point and Potosl were blown from the tracK and tt was in this wreckage that Con- ductor Lemasters and Flagman Boone met death. The report received hera did not state whether Baby Goss was killed in this wreckage but 1t Is pre-, snmed the child was on the train, as it's body was taken to De Soto with those of Iemasters and Boone ou s rplipf train Tarhamn died shortly af- ter the train reached De Soto.
 The injured were cared for at De Soto in an emergency hospital fitted up in the railroad Y. NJ. C. \. build ing. Doctors have been sent from St. Louis 10 aid in the work there. Re lief to the homeless in Mineral Point was given by surrounding towns. Many were taken to De Soto and Potosi in automobiles. but owing to the almost impossible condition of the roads uny work was slow
 Mineral Point Is about 75 miles south of St. Louis. The storm struck the village about o'clock Wire communi- cation was cut off almost entirely, the first report reaching here over the Missouri PacHic-Iron Mountain lines. Later telephonc communication was established with De Soto.
 Two thousand pcnickers, who. it was feared. might have been in the Point evidently escaped uninjured, as efforts to confirm rumors of casualties proved futile.
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loly places and still more the effect

holy places and still more the effect upon the worlds public opinion.
 The order Of expulsion. however, stlll ls hanging over he heads Of the resi- dents O. Jerualem, and the consulates and puo.Io institutions have their be- longmss packed and their affairs fin order SO as to leave promptly should the Turkish commander Dicmal Pa sha. enforce # as general measure.
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TURKS ORDER JEWS
 FROM JERUSALEM.

CopeBhaeen Via London. May 2o-- According 10 inomaion received in
 zonist clrcleS from Palestine. the Turks hayk /VIce given orders for uhe election a inc Jews rom Jerusalem, Lot the rder each time were su-
 nended a ina fo representation from tho Gerid government which feared for the et, of the .Arues and other
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DIRIGIBLE
 BALLOON IS
 GIVEN TRIAL
CONTRACT CALLED FOR DELfV- FRY WITHIN FOUR MONTHS AND
 WAS COMPLETED IN 90 DAYS.
TRIP FROM CHICAG0
 COVERED 48O MILES

The unoHicial Test ls Regarded as Having Proved conelusively That the Weight Problem Has Been Solved Sixteen Ships WHl Be Added to the Coast Patrol Service
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AFOR RENT AD WILL
 RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

People looking for rooms turn to he classified ads of the newspapers ,o see what is offered. An ad in the sentinel-Record is almost sure to srlpg you a customer
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-16
Notice for Publication

Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
u S Land Office at Lamar, Colo
Oct II, I917
Notice is hereby given that Ray J
Boeley OF Setonsburg Cole who on Au.
gust 9 I9l3 mrde Hid entry No Ol3io5
for the lots 7-S east / 8 W I and the e
I Of section le Twp SO south r 48 west
9Th Principal Meridian has filed notice
of intention to make thre'' year proof
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before the Judge of the Comfy
Court at Springfield Colorado on the
9Th day Of Dec 1917
Claimant names as witnesses
Edwrrd o Lively of Setonshurg; Har-
vey Mason FIR Bosley Y F Bosley
all of Elder iolo
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Notice ,eor Publication
"a. Of the Int rio,

Dept. Of the Int rior
usLand Oi,ice at. Lamar. Colo Oct. u. 1917.
Notice ia hereby ri, EN- that Edward o. Lively
oil se,on.burx, Colo, W Ho, on Nov Z. 1913. made
homestead entry No Cia, VI for the y of section
ls, T .s south. II - W 9th eM' h's filed notice OF
intention to make three-y, ar proof to establish
claim to the land above desci 1bed' before s''a1 T.
spockmann, u S Commission Tr. ut Springfield =
Colo on the 23rd day OF Nov. IL u.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
Charlie Collier. Hurry Bosley. hot' OF Eu'''
, Ray Bosey, Henry 7 Lively. bo'H :" "c,""sp"fS
Colo br'A'E L '
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior

Department OF the Interior
uSIand Of1ice at Lamar, Colo, Oct. 6. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Henry 7. Lively o'
sctonsburx, Colo. who. on Nov T. isl''' 'naue
boms-tead entry No oH75s fer the : ot sechon
,.STa1S. n lsw 9Th M. has filed notice OF in
te, zion to make thrce-yenr proof to establish
.,.;, to the land above described, before Sil's E.
-, mann, u S Commissioncr nt Springfield
ro,.... %, on the .:Ird day of Nov. 1877.
Claim, ut names witnesses
f,h.,,i. Collier. Harry f. B"sley, bath OF Elder
co,o R.x yosey. Edward o. Lively, both OF
AL BEAVERS. Register.
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Notice for Publication
Department of the interior

Depart rcnt of the Interior
uSLand Office at Lamar, Colo. Oct ''h l'lf
Notice Is hereby given that William w 'oiden'
of clyde, Colo. WIN, on Sept Is. 1919, made home
stead eu'ry NJ olssO, for the N = OF Sec IL %
soutb. K .s v. 9Th p NJ. has filel r"t'ce OF nteh-
tion to maxi .hree -yearpro'f, t" establish clan"
IN III. laud above described. before Sias speck-
mann, U S commissioner. at Springfield Colo on
,hc 24,h day OF Nov. 1917.
Claimant name. ms witnesses;
Ell pitcher. X A Yates. - Il ''npe'' rrA'N
lSmi,h. all Of Clyde, Colo
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

fPublisher)
Department Of the Interior U. S. Land Office At
Lamar. Colo. Oct. 6. 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that Cornelius Lawrence
skinner. S, r. Lamar. Colo, who on Aug. 6. 1914.
made Hid. entry No. 0i4637 for wa Of Section
II Township % south. Range 46 West
9Th 2, NJ. has filed notice Of intention
to make final three year proof to Establish claim
to the labd above described. before Silas E.
Speckmann. u. S.t:om.. at Springfield. Colo. on
the 18th day Of Nov. 1917.
Claimant names witnesses:
W. H. Bale. of Springfield. Amos Horn. Frank
Horn. Hazel d. Baessler, all Of Lamar. Colo S. r.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register.
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Notice for Publication
Department of the Interi,

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
Oct. 81, l9I7.
Notice is hereby given that John D.
Ward. tf Graft, Colo. who, on Nov. 2s
DIG, made HID. entry No 022522. for
the WI of sec IA. Township 80 g.. Range
ls w. 9Th principal meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make three year
proof to establish claim to the land a.
bove described before the Judge of tn.
County Court at Springfield Colo. or
the 18th day of Dec I9I7.
Claimant names as witnesses.
George Malone Hessie May Malone j.
NJ. Graft Byrd E. Graft all of Graf,
Colorado.
A. L. Beavers Register.
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Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior


US Land Office az Lamar, Colo
Oct II, 1917
Notice is hereby given that Charles
F Bosley of Edler, Colo, who on Nov
II, l914, made Hid entry No O153I4 for
the north half of section 10 Twp 33 $,
r 4S W 9th principal meridian, has fill
ed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before the Judge
of the County Court at Springfield.
Colo, on the 9Th day of Dec. l9I7
Claimant names as witnesses
Ray ] Bosley, Harvey S Mason both
of Elder; Edward o Lively of Setons-
burg, F r Bosley of Elder
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Notice for Publication
pvpsr tinent Of the Interior

Depaf ffnent OI tTC l7ee17O' -.
tJs Land Office at Lamar, C"'o' oe'o' 'i'
Notice 10 hereby given that hn'S ""''."
fo, meriy Mary E Jsch OF sprinhhe'o' ~ o,,"og
on :Marehs. lelt. made Homestead enfs io w. ~ ~
, .,,,. 81 o,.ec,;cn 10. 7 81 :, rs W 9Th + M
u,a ,,,ic. Of intention 10 make three-year
| - fo c.,abIish claim to tho innd above ae-
...-,h.<,. before Sila. E speekmsnn. 5 e'mmis,
-.;on,z. at Springfield. Coo, on tho 27'h day o.
November, 1877.
\ claimant uame witnesses:
Al. Hershn.r, Of Clyde: D B Olrey. u Aso'
.,.,. h1iee Jurk, al Of Two Bustcs. Colo
~se1' NA''' A L DEAyLES. Rsct:t'r
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior
u. 8. Land Once at Lamur, Colo, Oct. 26, 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given thnt Albert Beck of
Springfield. Colo, who on Feb. 23, 1916 nude
homestead entity No. 02o57I for the y Of sec q
Twp S2 s, r 46 west 9Th Rrin'pal Meridian. hns
hled notice of intention to make three year proof
TO establish claim 70 the land above described. be-
fore Slas E. Speekmann, u. S. Com. at SPRING
Geld. Colo. on the I2th day Of Dee. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses
Lee RosenErants. Dwight Caldwell. Everett
Hewitt, William Hines. all Of Springfield, Colo.
AL. BEAVERS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLlcA ZION

IT, s. Land OfHce at Lamar. Colo, Oct. 6, 1877.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Russell ii. Ve""Sdei'
Of Villas Colo, who. on December l9. 1919. mnde
HID entry, No. 0l2se3, for the e'swE, and the
Sc of Sec. 81. Township ~ s., Range 45 W, 9th
p. NJ, has filed notice Of intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the land above
described, before Silas f. S,peckmann. U. S. Com.
missioner, at Springfield. Colo. on the 2s'h day
Of November. 1917,
Claim ant namrs as wittnesser:
Clyde E. Graham. Frank Graham Joe s. Hu''on.
all of Villas, Frank ". Starit. Of Springfield. C"Io
AL. BEAVERS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

U. S. Land Office nj Lamar. Colo, Oct. 26. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Floyd A. Nelson, of
Springfield. Colo, who. on march 20. 1914. made
Hd entry. No. Ol4l52. for the So, Of Sec. IL. Twp.
q S., Range AZ W.. 9th principal meridian, has
Aled notice of intention to make three year proof,
10 establish claim to tie land above described, be-
fore Silas E. Speckmnnn u. s. Com. at Spring.
field. Colo, on the ldth day Of Dec. 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
E. J. Hnrber, C. F. Holman, Roy v. Zirklc, J. A.
Summers, all Of Springfield, Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register.
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N office for Publication

Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
U $ Laud Office at Lamar, Colo
Oct. IS. 1917.
Notice ia hereby given that Patrick
G Jones of Regnier, Colo, who. on
March 25. 1914, made homestead Mo
0l4l77. for the ! Of sec 20. and the
n e of sec %, Twp 81 south. Range
4s west 9Th P M, has filed notice of
intention to make three.year proof to
establish claim IN the land above de-
scribeo, before Columbus C. SVEN, u.
$. Com at Campo. Colo, on the 9Th
day Of Dec, 1917.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
Willlsm L Brown, Robert L Jones,
Otto Wallace, all Of Regnier, Colo.
Ira J Williams of Kenfon Okla
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

US, Land Office at Lamar, Colo. Oct. 8, iai'
Notice ia hereby given that Clyde f. Graham.
Of Villas, Colo, who, on Nov. rs. 1912, made Hi.
entry, No ol2245, Tor Lot ]. ne,i:. he'ase' IL
wIsseLt, of Section q, Township ~ s. Range Il
", 9Th principal meridian. has filed notice OF in
tention to make three year proof, to esti bli'h
claim 10 the land above described before Silas f.
Speekmann. y. S. Commissioner. at Springfield.
Colo, on the 2sth day of Nov, 1917
Claimant Names As witnesses:
c. Dunn, Frank Graham. Hugh Vcnordel'
Russell venosdel. all of Villas. Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register
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Notice por Publication
Department Of the Interior

Dep1rtTeht o. the interior
U. S. Land Office at lamar. Colo. Oct. 4. 1917
Notice is hereby given hat Arthur Martin Of
Rule. Colorado. who. on Peb ls. 1915. made Hid
entry, No, Ol6ls6, Tor TIE swi. Of Sec 81. and the
nwi,. Of Section 2s. Twn % S. Range 90 W, 9Th
P. N has hled notice OF nter,tion to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the land above
described before the Judge Of the County Court
at Springfield Colo, on the 2lst day Of Nov, 1917
Claimant names as witnesses.
George S. Heekler, Clevel and Herscm, W. D.
Burton. William Bcmer, al Of Rule. Colo.
AL BEAyEEy. Escister
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NOTICE Fo PUBLICATION.
p.partmcn, of the Interior.


u. s. Land Olnns Al Lamar Colo. Oct. IL. 1917
N,r,,.t, hereby p,veu that Nicrard l., GFo'ei
of Spriu. field Co g. VII en- jan. /. lOIl. ma Pr
hom.,toad entry y VI. y5, fer the lots /. = d
n w 4. and ne ,cettou l Twp - south Fssi..' RI
Al Yves, Sixth Principal Meridian. has fled nc a."
of intnnton 10 make three year proof to eetai
l,h claim to the land above dsscribod' beto
sila, E. Speckmann. U. S. Com, at SprinRh'
Colo, on the 18th day of Dec. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jamcs r. Ice, S. L. HickoS. Elmer John IN
Cesrsc Jcncs. all CT Springfield. Colo.
A. l. BEAVERS, Register.
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the In terror

Department OF the In terror
u Lind Officc mt Lamar. Cold, Oct &. 1917
Notice is hereby given that Carl r Beck. OF
Springfield Colo, who, on Dec u, 1912, mad.
homestead entry No oI2:75. for the south l-2 of
sec "a, T "2 south, r = west sth p NJ. has filed
notice Of intention to make thrce-year proof. to
establish claim 10 the land obove described, be.
fore Silas speckmann, u S commissioner. At
Springfield. Colo, on tho 9TH day Of Nov, 1917
Claimant names as wtnesss q:
William f StrasbauEh, Lott Nickel. Everett
Hewitt, all OF Springfield, colo charles Rogers.
Villas Coin. A l. Beavers. L, gister