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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11

When that great day when the invading forces
driven out Of France and Belgium with fearful
slaughter and 20 the last superman we suppose the
official Berlin statement viii say that lighting is
reported all along the line, and stop thereOho
Journal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
FASHION MODES.

The Goodwin Corset gives the Ia
dies that 1.-THE, girlish &C ntour, de-
manded BY the vogue today Good
win models are always the foremost.
En- bodying CORRECTNESS, beauty and
comfort The discriminating women
demand the very newest models,
hich are here on display, and ex-
pert corset filters at your service.
Mabel Hawkins Style shop, EOS ].
NJ. s. Bldg.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14
Gpitsberaeu 90 ssrebstraftuten

2onoon oen lite Marts. Ser bar
b9ret enoel 5naf Der a1tgaae1be ben
rusIiif-tpffc 5reostraftats 8eltem,
>1neIler ON Spit5bergen, bbor Der ts
itore alnerifanffe Snteresler. 8olI1s
Bureaus gerIion af benne 4aragral
at Sraftaten Ipber: u9e folrtrabs.
renbe Barter bill beitrRbe fig for Il
babe Drsa,iieringen al Spit5bergen.
aonferenien j 1914 lofsrt pan lige
Sob for begge Rarter Deb bette
for gie bill begge Regieringer anms.
De ben norife gegiering ON at Ial
iitano en- 5ortiettelle Of spit8bersen-
aonferenfen fnnreIt nulIig eftG aff'
E1Itningea af el oImin0eIia 6reo. !
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14

ct iienhtIig sleropIan mob De- bagre
tpife 2inier Set antases, at bon
blep fanget.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14
affaitnine, oa l1oait terae ltabig bi;.

affaitnine, oa ltoaitterae itabig BIZ
per iferre.
We6 9euiDn tiff ben Iabe Collar
anrs (1u Ser. 2.s2, 1iorn,aIt ar.
3.75) uotalte Sr. 9aHllner, at ben
bar neebfert, at norife Mbeoere oJ
grportprer oen uoihnfning be bar
1nagtet bar labet fine Henge itna /
-uola,,oet for life at Iioe betDoeliga
Sab beo Sberferinge11 Jorboloet
bar beret 1neget nbeIoia, oa 5ragtes.
ne betoles i Collars, n1eoe,1s slsr.-
rance oe andre ltogiIter betales i
aroner. SSnpertererne bar baot Del.
@arifeligbeo at tiRHtpe nleo, at Sc
bar bapt 4apitaL arlbrngti 2agre lis=
ge116e @merifa og anore aaube snco
aoifiIlie llogift for 9agerIeie oIp.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14
8un fra mtlnnn.
Rrefbent &aion giner Soeid.aon.
sresiea Noifan 5uriifrins ON
Nmeritauernes Sgmpatbi.
Senine sas Srotsfp NfifeS, Tiger
uNornins Yuft". Zen tpife Stgr.
fe paa Alanbsserne.

@albinston Sen 12te Marts. Sc
6oreneoe Stater bar Iopet at opbpbc
olle MnItreugelIer for at bielpe aus-
lano til ut sienoiuoe jim Ylaos / Der.
ben meo fuloltenbig llaibansigbeo
og Snoerenitet 9sftet er al Hre.
libent 8ilion gipet i ct 9ubifab til
DC rusliife sopieter, Tom ibag lam.
leg Moifa,1 for at soofienbe eller
| forfaite oen tplf-rusliife 6reosoper.
ensfomlt. Yreiibent Millons Bus.
fob, Der er telegraferet til Sen ame.
rifanife aoniul Ofolfau, Ipoer iom
felger:
~Maa BET bore mig til!abt at be-.
nptte mig al Sopieternes 2ougres's
0isoe til at ubtale Den oprigtige
MeofsIelie hos Solicit i De Gorenebe
Stater for Oct rusliife 5olf bette
gieblif, 5a oen tplfe Magt er bragt
| i s(nbenoelle for at aibrpoe % ifpoe
tilbage belle aalnpeu for 6ribeo %
iptte 9piflanos 9nifer ilteoenfor BET
rusiilfe 6olfs Maal --
gnbifient Sc Sorenebe Staters Me.
giering MI nlpffeligpis life CT iaa.
oan ftillet, at BEN fan poe ben oirefte
og birfningsful5e 0iltau6, iom ben
flluoe snlfe at poe, tilla6er ieg mig at
| foriifre 9fuslanos Iolf gienneln Son.
gresien ON, at ben (oe 6orenebe Sta-
ters Resierine) pil benptte Jig al en-
bper anleoning til after at Iifre Nliss
lano fuloitpnoig superanitet % llaf.
bansisbeo / bets egne affarer %
Tulo @ienoprettclie al Sets ltere Rolle
| i Guropas og ben moberne geroens
2ib Sc Gorene6e 5taters Jolf er
fren,oeles ,leb belle lit Sierte snIl1.
patbi meo 9fuslan0s Golf @eIirns
Ibellerne for at befri iig for iteoie fbr
lnptofratiH Megi ring ID bline er+
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14

4rigsfanger. aeileren iagoe blanot
un0et: ~ :
Ger er gomle 8enIfabsbaano mel
lem Sperige og GbIflan6 og Sberiges
menneifefier1ige Wirfionbeo til Jor=
Del for tDffe Sanger bat bunbet bet
EDiflat6s epigbarenbe Eafuemnelig-
beb."
Get in6remn1es, at bette Telegram
b1ep afienot ifelge ipeciel Annooning
fra l1benrigsbeporte,nentet 8etragt>
ming at llpillien speriee ODER ben
tDife BeietteIie al Stlan6sperne. 4onz
gen al Gberige uap fun ct fort sodr.
uNorooeutl lcbe Mllgemeine 3eitung"
flyer, at 6e norife Mbiier gier iaa Il
set @eien iom nnulig af tpife Seire,
og at oct berfor life fnr1 bore mere
Sale om 1orlf NeutraIitet.
u4el,nicbe 3eitung" flyer ON ben
irenif Bresles u16talelfer / slnleo'
ming al Offupationen al Man6s=
6erne:
~Spenl lferne bar ingen @rlnS til at
flage; Be bslter bare @eiultatet al lit
Torigg paa at bore iaa altfor forlig'
tig un6er &rigen"
- &riltiania oen lite Warts. Mn<
gaaenoe en- Mrtifel, 1om forleoen fo-
refom / Morb3eut1cbe 9lllgemeine
3eitung on> at Spiflano betragte6e
iom en- 1lneutrol @anoling, at norife
5fibe bortfragte6es til gntenternogs
terne, er norlfe Mpiier n9lten enlten1-
mig BEN Spfatning> at Gpif!ano I'LL
bil bape Oct til at ie no. ion ON Oct
bar en- legal Het til at ienfe neutrale
Gfibe uoenom Sare3onen.
u9reblo6et" flyer:
Timber Sen rus1iif-iapani ife arig
lthle6e EDiflon6 lelb en- flor Gel
Ionnage til Nuslanos Gispolition, og
Sen tpife aeiier gap perlonlig tpIfe
Sfibe Snltrur til at foripne ben
rusiilfe 5laabe meo Sui. aeiieren
nere6e life minolte Tpil ONT, at Eplf=
lano hap6e &et til at foripne en af Sc
frigfprenoe me6 &ontraban6e.
= 2on6on 6en lite Marts. st
traablgIt Telegram fra Muslano mel
Der, at gebitcberin, nslii liiterenbe l1oene
i5Hh,l fsf az l,dd nsiT ss
giefings @eg1le proteiteret til EDif-
la1ro mos 2anoietteliena af tplfe Crop
per paa ManoseerTe iom en- aren-
felie al 8rtifel 6 / SEN rusliif= =tpife
TreostraftQt. Genne Mrtifel belte1n-
te Ell international Sroning al
Spergsmaalet.
- Stocfbolm Sen lite Wfarts. -
Gen forbe,teoe 2anolettelie af tpife
Gropper / s5inlono meloes at bape
frn6et Ste6 / geerbeoen af Slbo, en-
iinif @apn ligeopcrfor Sllanosgerne
og 100 Wil be1tenfor @eliingfors. SSn=
gen officiel @efreftelle er 1nootaget
oesangaaenoe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14
Krtpft1 tGnftfn.
Reapel ansrebet af fitabaise Tlpoe
Re, 8lanbt Dfrene bb 8eriunu
ct 9dpital.
Sretten 8erioner Mfb brebt % 50
faaret enftansre6et. Ten tsfe
aommanoa4 brrbt.


garis Sen eoe m9rts. apfe 5l,,
bere angreb Yaris i9anr aftes, bleu
set officielt oplpit ioag. Ser par
enoel Sire" 1uelbte aomn1unifeet.
Sngen nerlnere GplDsninger er si.
bet.
- Berlin Den 9be Marts. vgi
ongreb Yaris igaar Mites ,neo n1egel'
Tirfning, fagoe en- officiel Meloing
i5ag. vslngrebet bar til @ic,,sielb
for Gie1oe11s 8olnbdrocnent paa De
ubeieltebe 8per 9rter, Mannbeinl
og Erimalenle. :
Yaris oen i he Darts. Get mel:
oes I'LL officielt, at Is 8erloner bleu
orebt os so iaareti auftanerebet poo
Yoris Greoag afteH 81 elier tolu
sleroplanelfaorer sefog ansrebet
Gen frantic arnhs Sopeofparter,
>eoe Marts. aomIfanballten Tor oe
tpife aeropIaner, i4n Jreoog Aite,'
forieate at aerrorii II 9aris alop.
tein Grits ecfFein 81 TIE aaler,
hporaI par he s lIiII 6
Sc aprdoierer ffn 4atsbdlH Bier
orabt, oa oeres Malfiner itprteoe neo
/ gonlpieg,1eifopen., ..--..
Bnris ben 12te Marts. go tplfe
Meroplaner aagreb Earis igaaraftes.
Set bar BEN 1terIte fienbtlige SlpDe.
1tDrfe nogeniinoe Ilrppet les paa en-
ci>il gefolfning ii6en BEN sort aria
begpnote. On al De tplfe 6lppemaIfi=
ners 8eletning bleb fanget, 90 Ma'
ffinen blep bragt neo / 6lammer.
@ntallet. al Dire for .gngrebet
fienbes enon1siffe. Waange 9omber
bleo faitet paa 8pen oe derltaoerne
og flere gpg1is1ger bleb s6elaet eller
lat ss5lo pao.
Rom BEN 12te Marts., geeopel blsu
angrebet af@'fienotlige llpoere tiolig
igaarmorges. 20 Bomber blep ia.
itet i 8eboeliesHreget. 8lanot Dire
ne bar 1pp Yerioner paa ct 9oipital.
9feapel er ooer 300 Mil isnoenfor
Slaglinien. geermeIte fienotlige Ggn
er Albonieals aDit, ca. $50 Weil moo
glt. Ser bar iffe tberet foretoset no
get Anereb tiotigere paa geeopel, Sta,
liens IterIte @p n1eo en- Befolfnius
af neIten 100000. Nom og 8perne
/ Rorbitalien er n9rmere at fon1me
til fra Noro pg bet er uianoipnlig, at
5lDpere fra ben eIterrigif- f-italienife
Grout piloe foretage Ra55ia paa Rea=
pel> ifisnt iaa Iange 6lppetoster bar
peret foretnget tiolieere i arigeu.
gIterrigife 5lpbeangreb Noro bar
biatil inojfranfet fig til geneoig oa
andre Steoer paa oe benetianlfe
5letfer. :. ~ -.-..7 j.
9onoon Sen 12te Dearts. Eabst
iom Selse al 9borsoogens fie1lotliss
euftbombarbemer1t Of 2onbon par 20
brebte og 90 iaareoe, befienotsiorDe
2or6 6reneb, eperlffomn1auoe
for Siemmeforfbaret.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14
Mpo0roll, ssliIiIoil.

sslaspoD Dr0iu ggisiI soit.
5poroan bette gubifab oil blipe oi,.'
fattet al Storbritannie1, % Sapan,
et banifeligt at iiae Storbritanlliell
bar rebet Eilbsielisbeo til at billie
labe Huslano isile fin egcn 81. Spno
Sapan oneaar, nerler man iorifiel.
Iige Solo Der, at @uoifabet er el,sbe.
tpbenbe n,eo ct pelIfabeligt 0inf ON,
ct ben sSnterbeHt;nn, iom Oct prsrcr
pao Ntslanb, nea bpre rtiblertieig
og uoen grobrins iom Waal.
Der foreligger en5m iigen oiiici.
ellie llotaleIier aneaaenoe SSapans
Maner Sibirien. 9et er imioler.
tib ben alminbelige Wening, at So.
pan og gbina for6ereber sss,terpeit.,
ton trobs amerifanif Mo6itano mob
G! iaaoant s5oretosenbe.
- 2onbon ben lite Warts. YrR.
iioent 2enine aflfebieeoe 2eon 9rot5.
fp jom 8ollcbepif. .lloenrigsmi1tifier
paagruno. al en- 9rRtte oDer be tpife
1rebsoiltaar, beretter ct Telegram fit
n vMornins Yoit~. 9rot5fp lnente, at
Greo bar blebet benz ,aftpl.nget meo
Wngt og at ingen 2op anerfienote
2sfter sipet unber 1pang ioun for.
pIisteroe. Gerior, ifal ban baDe iagt,
rar bet Huslanos Hlist at fiairpe.
2enine paa fin SIDE n1ente, at
9raftateu maa ratifieeres og ilofsres,
ba ulpffelise 9raftater life nsopeil.
6jgois tilintetgisr Nationer, bndo
Breusien fGere @ange haDbe bepiit.
stoefbptm ben lite Warts, Ga.
1000 tpife aropper og 800 9eite er
IanbIat paa Manosserne fra De tg.
tie slagifibe uWeItfalen" oa rHbeia.
LAMB. 5lere tpIfe 1rdnsportifibe
ligger tilanfers peo gefers. tpor bet
tpife sstag er heiit. 9ette er en- 9e.
frpftelie paa ct tioligere telegram
ON bet ialnn,e. :,
Zen penteoe aanblettelie al tnFe
9ropper i Jinlauo iige5 at nare feet
nar ben finite sebg abo Iiaeoper-
for ManSsserne og 100 Mil beiien-
for Seliingfors. GffieieI gtaoTnitel.
fe paa WeIoinsen iaunes.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14

blep forleben Of gibern6r goge al
Stem SerfeD nonnbnt til Gorbunos.
ie1ntor ! 2eoigbeoen efter nfosoe se.
nator 9uabes Mr. gairo bil paa
grllno Of FIN beie aIoer life title fig
III Ralg beo NoDernb nberpaIse1. Gan
ser rs anr.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14
Manm paa i'm 9elabs i Smlet.

@Qlbington Sen 12te Morts. Sfjent
oen rcpublifanife 2eoer i 8eprelen=
tantbuiet Sames Mann enopl1 life
felt ct fommet Jig efter en alporliJ
Spgoom nplig, inotog ban igoar iii
Ylaos igien / @ulet. Son pil opg
life oftipt opertage 2eoelle le,1 paa no.
qen Ti6. =
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14


Warts. @oibington ben 12te Warts.
D6erligere $4,000 Manb blep ion:J
al arigsoeparten,entet beororet til
at forberebe Jig til at gaa til gpelIes.
leirene afienoefien af Dem bespnoer
29oe Marts og oarer / 5 Gage. Set
te por lioite Opbuo al fsrltc lloifrip.
ming. Set inobeTatter ARobilHerirg
at 2o,OO0 9eegre noroliee 2eire.
Yaagfut1b al be eienoomn,elige
2eirforboloe bill nogIe Diltrifter, ber
allereoe bar itillet jim GEL blipe an
moeet ON at lfaffe flere Meno og oil
bline sinet 4reoit oerfor beo anoen
llofripning. .ti,to -
Jlere tuien of benz Der ibag blep
beororet ,nobilileret, bill blipe brugt
til at fploe Suller i Nefferne lom
6slge af 2sosfalo eller andre aaria-
ger. Inbre pil blipe inofonlmanoe.
ret for inouitrielt @irfe. Sc Iige er
allereoe inofommonoeret, lasoe asii.
Iterenoe generalprofos Sobnlon.,
Gen isrite 4ontinsent af uolfreune
Observation-Disclosures reilte uplig til
Jranfrige, iagoe ban.
Ororen toag tager Mnno fra alle
Stater unotagen Soma % Winneio-
ia. Sra Wisconlin inofaIbes 2,214,
fra 93ortb Dateta 2,647 oe fra South
0afota 226.
Eolaffer forbitret ober 11fraiuefre.
ben. @albington oen 12te Waarts
9e teutoniife Magters 6rebstraftat
meo Ukraine bar baft 5orbitrelie
blanot polite 2egionioIoater / ben
eiterrigIfe Scr, meloer ct Telegram
fra 2eulberg til genf. eegionloloa-
terne, Der ubgigr De iiblte 4ontinger-
ter til Sialpetropperne, liges praf'
tiff talt at babe rebolteret. Der bar
peret Gemonitrationer / eali5ilfe
gper % ct polf 9lao blep i,.spenoe,
ret for at bape mofaeef en- Yrotlanla-
tion fro ben polite Stub Wien.
Wrs, Sc sanlIes Fornsnber for
lin ssn. geelp g)orf Den 1te Warts.
sinneo Errnsh Sc 5auIies, ben cl,i.
ElnlIfe riae afrpi,,a Ser blen irifienet
Io' veolpel puu u asu''u s,ogA e.l ~ 8
ps Suu''e' ''o.'ss.s uss s.'v'sa'
e> otsD w. :. ',.s. sa.a W s., .eDs.s s.s
0'11"9"oel o. - ,<. ~ 60. -" q, os'' ~.
>s1;s,. ~ :! y,...a,,
@...,.., .a~ So. ,,,x;f, M,,,,x;f,r;
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14

Greo 9. Yeterion, 9irefter for
SSn1port- -9ureauet unoer arigsban'
belsfommis1ionen, fontrolerer-al To-
iteoelle at 8ebillinger for Snofsrfel.
Beterion er fra @iseoniin, bpor bar
er fienot baaoe ion Mobofat os fon1
pi0enifabeIig 5ormer. San bar reifl
aoffiHig i spoamerifo og ftuber,l
ben 8eroensbels 8inIpefiloer %
Muligbeoer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-14

So al pgormarts" 8e6aftsrer hi
Glipe itillet fOr ar.gsret. aHiinoam
ben 8be Marts. SO aebafterer for
goeiaIiitorganet aUorndrts pil bli.
be ifilet for arigsret for at bnbe OF
fentliagiort artitler anaaaense ben
ifiiofe generalitreif 9pIfIanb. mel.
|oes Der BID ibno.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
North Flats

More wind, but no rain yet.
A farewell party was given Al
lene and Maude Shiilet Thurday
night, it being Al!ene's birthday,
quite crowd vas present and
all report fine time, the girls
lea7e today Tor Lamar where
they will attend high school.
Mrs. Barr aud son Charlie
have gone to Holly to spend a
few days before the boys leave
for school.
Seigel Grimes has gone to Kan
saS after his parents and sisters.
Feed cutting seems to be the
main job now adavs.
Bickfords and ira Chenowcth
went to Lamar Friday.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Big Flat

A nice rain Friday that will
save late crops.
Broomcorn pulling seems to be
the order o! the day.
Mrs. GreenIee and da, &
Mrs. Logan visited at CrawfoluS :
Thursdsy.
The Rawleigh man is in the
country.
Sam Smith is improving his
house lately.
We are having dry weather.
fine for cutting feed.
Two fine loads of posts passed
through Big Flat Saturday 20.
ing east.
"A dance was given at Sam
Smiths Tuesday night. All
present enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Dewey is staying in town
this week.
Anna Dewey visited Mrs. Ar>y
Lacey the first Of the week
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Mustang

We had another good rain on
August %.
LesIiing drilled and got good
water at 162 ft. He intends to
pipe it 10 his house and barn lot.
A revival meeting is being
held at the Lower school house
this week.
II. Fl. Smith went to Trinidad
on Monday.
John Crawford returned from
Lamar last week.
Don Station and Buck Nickel,
lar have returned from Los An
imas, where they we've both ex-
amined and failed.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
BIG PICNIC AT KIM

Probably 100 to $50 cars from
Trinidad will be here" That's
what our county agricultnrist
Chas. E. Smith said and assures
US that he will do bis Sest to ge!
them here.
That means a great big time for
this end of the county, and will
give US a chance to show those
good western people what the east
end is doing and can do.
The day of the picnic is set for
Tuesday, Sept, II, and the pur.
pose is to have all kinds of exhib.
its shere, and to have au all-round
picnic and fair. The plan is tc
have everybody bring their din.
ners with them.
Then in the afternoon they will
have q few races, ETC., ball game
and plenty Of other 'amusements,
to make it a grand day.
The eXhibits--or part of them
that are displayed here will be
taken to the fair at Wilson, and
from there to the States fair, Sc
you will want to prepare your
stuff and have grand display
here.
W. j. Thompson authorizes us
to say that anybody wanting con-
lcession rights to See him.
Bills will be gotten out and full
Ter particulars will be given later
In the meantime, don't forget the
date, Sept. 17.-Dry Land Re-
cord.
This grand picnic will give Ba-
ca county people a chance to see
the new east end OF Las Animas
county, and to meet the good
roads hustlers uf Trinidad-a
good time to talk a Snringfield
to Tainidad highway.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Sand Well

Sand mill has been out Of or
der for several days.
Fred Hughes and George Back
man made trip to Maffatt coun-
ty to see the country.
Dave konkel and wife took
dinner with George Mahan's
Thursday.
Grandma Mahan is on the sick
list this week.
Helen McGurk and Mrs. Ma
han made trip 90 Campo Mon
day.
Broomcorn pulling is all the
go in this vicinity. George Ma
han has fifteen in his field
Mrs. Mcmillan spent the af
ternoon with Mrs. Mahan Tues
day.
Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs. Bosley
was in this vicinity Friday.
Kester brothers ana family have
re turned from Oklahoma. Their
mother has very much improved.
Mrs. Sawyers has taken sick
again.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06

prietor are now fc' often.
On this particular night VIC
were either attending to business
or-loafing till late bed time, and
then called at the hotel for the
usual Accommodations.
There must have been sumo
thing little out of the ordinary
at Granada at that time, as tbe
hotel was damned up" THE
best | can do" said the landlord.
is to put you in room with two
other fellers, but you'll have a
bed to yourself" "
"Nuff said" We we're shown
to a room with two beds in it,
with space between them of
about three feet-and into one of
them, after disrobing, we tum-
bled in.
1t was probably 100 or 200 a.
m. when the next act was pulled
off. We were, as it were, in the
morpheus embr.ceof rock ribbed
slumber, when the walls of the
room turned Jack, a reverberat-
ing roar that would have rivaled
the lung capacity of forty jackas-
ses turned .oose at tie same time
with full braying power.
When a man is sound asleep
and is caught with such roar lu
a small room-if he has any
nerves it will come pretty nearly
finding them.
Half awake and half asleep, it
sounded as if the room was full
of demons, and our first thought
was burglars. So rising quickly
on our elbow and peering into
the gloom, we exclaimed
What in H is the matter?"
Ditto next time.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
w est Pretty Prairie

We were informed the wedding
bells will soon be ringing, and a
certain young man has been look
ing at s1it samples. Everybody
listen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes
and Maude West returned Satur-
day from IL visit with relatives in
Las Anilnas county.
John Long and family mntored
here from Manchester, Okla. to
visit Mrs. Longs sister. Mrs. II.
A. Shycr.
Broomcorn pulling is the Or
der of the day.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Richards

w. f. Snyder and family Of
near Guymon, Okla. were last
week visitors at the 5. l.. Whal-
ey home.
Mrs. II. + Turner visited Mrs.
%. p. Osteen Thursday after
noon.
Mr. Jones of Dodge was an oy-
er night visitor in Richards Sat
urday.
G. j. Molmburg, wife, and
daughter were Sunday visitors
at NJ. U. NJ McC!endon home.
Mrs. Roy Steen preached a
good sermon at Welcome Sun
day.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Pilot Point

Everybody busy and not much
news this week.
u. Pulliams have company
from Arizona. g.
w. l.. Tandy was Springfield
visitor this week.
Elmer Johnson is cutting feed
for J. j. Pulliam.
John Little went to Lamar at
ter cement for the new school
house.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Elder

Ralph Fox made trip to La
mar with wheat thus week.
Rev. Huffman moved to Spring
field Thursday.
John Charles threshed for Car
krell Monday.
Mrs. Fox spent the day Wed
nesday with Mrs. Chas. Collier.
Chas Collier is pulling broom
corn this week.
Harvey Mason IS in the cedars
this week for wood.
f. r. Bosley is pulling beans.
Mamie Collier is working fol
j. Y. Bowers.
J. j. Rice was in town on bus
mess the first of the week.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
Big Rock

A big crowd attended church
yesterday. Come again the frs,
Sunday in October.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Ham visit.
ed at Melvin Yesger's Sunday
[-...Renpleai.a nnttjrm theirfesdIr
as fast as possible.
School will not start for awhile
Too busy to get the news
Will d. better later.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06

A farewell party was given
Glen Denney Friday of last
week. Watermelons were serv-
ed tor refreshments. Quite q
number were present, and all re-
port fine time. He left for
training camp Tuesday morning.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06

On account Of the storm the
3rd the sale of c. \. Henderson.
was posponed till the 11th of
Sept. See bills.
S. M. konkel went to Trinidad
Thursday of last week on bus!
ness. Expected back toIay.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06

Joseph e. Terral of Springfield,
Baca county was recently desig-
mated by the Democratic Judicial
Assem- bly, at Denver as :. candi-
date Denomination as Judge of
the Third Judicial District, com
posed of the counties Oh Baca,
Bent, Huerfano, Las Animas and
Prowers. MIR. Terrai is native
of Mississippi, coming west 20
years ago and locating at Hobart,
Oklahoma, where he actively and
successfully engaged in the prac-
tice OF professional pursuits I'M
til appointed by President Will
son as Receiver of the United
States land Office at Woodward,
Oklahoma. MIR. Te: Ial descends
from judicial stock. His father
was for twenty-five years con.
nected with the Judiciary of Mis-
sissippi and at his death Was a
member Of the Supreme court of
Mississippi.
Before removing from Missis-
sippi MIR. Terral served during
the sessions OF 1892 and 1894 in
the Mississippi legislature. He
served in the Oklahoma legislar-
ure as a Representatives of kiowa
county during the, sessions OF
1903 and 1910, and was Tor two
terms prosecuting attorney of
Kiowa county, Oklahoma. Just
before moving to Colorado Hon.
Hubert L. Bolen, Internal Rev
enue Collector for Oklahoma, ten
dered Mr. Terral lucrative po-
sition in the revenue service,
which he declined as its duties
would take him away from the
companionsllip of his family. Mr..
Terral located at Springfield on
the first day of January, 1916,
and enjoys d gro Wing and lucra-
tive practice, having been con
nected as counsel since that time
with practically all the import
ant litigation of his section. MIR.
Terral did not voluntarily enter
the race for judge, but was put
forward as a candidate by his
legion of friends in Baca county.
He is the only east-end candidate
on either ticke6 for District Judge
and has behind him the solid en-
dorsement of the democrats of
Baca county, who recognize and
appreciate his splendid quail iti2a-
tions for the position as is evi-
denced by the unanimous adop-
ton by the recent assembly OF
the following resolution: Be
cause OF the qualifications, abiIi-
ty and fitness OF the east-end
candidate, the Hon. joseph e.
Terral, for Judge of this judicial
district, we heartily endorse his
designation fol said place on the
Democratic ticket, ,and promise
our support and best efforts to
successfully accomplish his eiec-
tion."
If nominated at the primary
election on September 10th, MIR.
Terral will make an active and
aggressive campaign for election
in November, and as the only
candidate for judge from the
east end OF the district his nom
ination will undoubtedly add
strength and popularity to the
ticket as it is only fair that judi
cial as well as other offices shouli
be aquitably distributed so that
all sections may be represented.
Mr.. Terral solicits and will ap-
prcciate at full value the honor
of your support.-Adv.
A farewell party was given
Glen Denney Friday of last
week. Watermelons were serv-
ed tor refreshments. Quite q
nnmher were pro sent. and all re-