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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08

lo'e, iDet man ne0e ! 8aa6e1 fattot
i6 lpnfe0e SgmGm, NoromanD,
'gbenlfere % Sinner fra t%orpeoereoe
S:fibe.
Otter m baa6e Ipiferne % De
ifangne 5pmpnb bor bragt oDer paa
,et engelif &rigsifib, b1ep ubaaoert
Som 1n0ifploning for
|nian6beoen bar ben tpife &aptajn
|ienere fagt, at BON life pilbe laoe
De fangne 5efoH unbilippe, oa De
ioa funoe fortnlle Eing af minbre
|bebagelig Dirt ON Epiferre % oeres
l1baaos=arig.
|Gt nbebaselist spbrgamaal al Ser.
Seq Dap6e i min @genifab at
Sournalilt befet 8ribs1elelille =.
5uaban en Oplepelie beboloer man
10 lite for fig felo; leg aflagop ON.
bpggeligt &egn1fab til min Some
for bele Euren, tibet %taa1fenoe, at
min Sgn @er, ct iaare fremmeligt
I8arn, 1ptte6e beginrligt TIL be @is-
bommens Or6, ser flpo fra mine
,29ber.. Men jeg ifnl6e mart erin-
,6res berom.
6orleoen tog jeg me0 6arnilie ino
|ttl 9obe6itaoen for at %tilbringe en-
'glab @gn6ag. &a1peen bar ielpfglge=
Zig fnl6 til Sbermaal, % @er tro=
Ine6e pon nit fa6erlige 5fip6, mems
leg trbffffe66es -brobt poa begge Bla1t.
Tier al ct &ar tpffe Ma6ammer. ga
|Eoget pos ere6e @ri0sleieli1les int
ponere6e &omplefs, ip6rger min
iIbi6ebegjerlige @o6e piebliffelig ON,
ibba6 Set bar for ct Slot.
= ut, min 9reng Oct er ct SGng=
ifel, iuffeebe leg beo Ea,1te11 ON et
i@lot. Set ct @ri6sleielile.,
@borpoo mutt ~baobefuloe Mffom
,mGler me6. bei &eit::
- @ar set oct 6engiel, 6u bar
,bnret /, Snr?
Ser bar u6merfet Mlb11er1tm for
mig paa &eiten at Guren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
inebtge 8anfhmb, Der blen rig.

|9et iaeotge Bantbno, Der blen rig.
SEQ en- at De ltore fi%6benbapnife
Banter er Ser aniat en- ung, noget
enfo1big l1ofeen6e Maano, Ser funge<
rer io,n fortroliet 8u6 bos ielpe
8anfc5eferne. Stgen bab6e Mnelfe
ON, at 6enne Ma16 benDtteoe fig at
|nlt Set, ban bgrte og 1aa. 90 6a
Ser in6emfor M1trene foregaar a6-
|filligt, Ser bar Sorbin6el1e meo
I8eriens @ogfuldsfer> fao %opoageoe
Sen 11nge, enfol0ige @ano> at ber
Dor cit uEions !" ser h1n6e labes
8enge pao.
Men oesberre bnb6e ban ingen
Driftsfapita1. 9reben, iom ban 9jen-
ipnlig err, betroeoe ban nogle imaa
Sn0isfretioner til en- Sen, Der bob
6e en- Mon6, 1om NOT bil6e lette
Benge i uToretagenoet". 9g. fao mo-
tereoe 6en enfo1oige alt op, bpao. 3ar1
b6rte, be 1tore 6errer to(te ONT, n6en
}egent1iq at foritna Oct mefte. Men
&engeman6en for1to6 alt. Sg ioa
git 9bifmpllen. Ser bleb fj6bt, og
ser blep iolgt, og Sen enfol0ige fit
fin go6e 8ort. @n fj6n11e Sag
bab6e bdn 9riftsfapitaI. Sg 1oa
gior6e ban 1om &anoneren, Ser bab<
oe brr6et / 2otteriet: ban fi6bte en-
|&unon og begDa16te for fig ielp.
9a Ser bar gaaet ct ballot Star,
boboe gan ober 10000 &r. 1toaen6e
Dos fin &efsellerer ian1t en- fmuf. Sin
6el / Eransaftionerne me6 fin SEN
Iog obenomtulte &engemano. SON
be6ligebolM formuftigt NOT 6orbin,
6elien me6 fin gamle &ompagnoner.
Mere enfo1big bar bnn BOG lite.
Men 'ba11 be6bliber me6 at paste
fin lille @ierning og Ter ita6igbef
1ige enfol6ig 10. Sngen / 8anfen
tror, at ban Tan t9lle til fen; men
ban bsrer itabigbaf ct og an6et :. :.
% tiener Benge iom @res.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
66 naaebe set.

S mi1itere &re6ie berierer / 0isie
9age Ell lille &iitorie, iom er ganife
moriom, %forteller u@osf. Eio.":
9n Ser forle6en fful6e of3olbes en-
ft6rre Man6bre beo Taaitr1tp, ner-
meoe General Sbien fig 9tillinws,
.p1aoi len till &eit. San traf So en-
menig SoI6h, Tom bbrte til Sen 8e-
tat11on, Tom iful6e 1til1e, og beo at
.fe paa nbre og be66m1ne Mhton6en
flrbe @eneraIen be6 mdtematiifgepi-
fagtigbeo beregne, al So16aten lite
|f11noe noa at 1tile retti6ig. San op.
't1otere6e 6erfor bans g11mer % res
+bi6ere.
Sol6aten bnr lite mere itoIt of
|Stinimgen emo Iige til gna, men
moor @poet er iterft er &ieIpe11
nnrmeit st StpfHte ogteru6 Ig6
en- Msotors Gef-&ef og ct @ar Sc
|ftroer fenere bar en- Motoror6or-
mans paa &gioe meo bam. Meeb faa
|Sr6 forflnrebe Dor 5ol6ot fit Ibnre
|ge6o, b1eb anbragt i u@igefumme-
ret" % ! fnfen6e Snrt git set as
|StilingSpla6fen - as en- on6en Sci
emo ben, @eneroIen bar re6et. Dg
|66 inotog rettioiet fin @lo0s ! Sc
|Ie66d.
2i6t fenere nnfornmer @e1teralen.
Ser b1iDer rettd in6 TIL beire, fet
|Iige no, preferteret @ebgr, %
0berftI6it1n1ten nlel6er 81. Gene
|rale11sn at @ataino11en er uIotaIrio,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
0meipet al 9annebros os stierne.
banneref.

@eo Ell 8egrabeIie / CLING Strife
/ @en6ipsiel fornplig par &iirfen
impftet paa en- Maa6e, iom man
iiel6en fer i Danmarf> i6et 9onne-
brog bang be6 Sen enc SIDE al &or-
buen, Stjernebanneret be6 6en an
ben. Set bar en- 16 Nar ga1nmel
@ige, g1iiabetb @eitergaar6, Gntter
al @irfens 8re1t st. st. @eitergaar6,
tioligere 6orltan6er for @rono @ietp
College / Des Moines, Soma, Tom
Der 1agbes til Sbi1e. Sun bar fg6t
| Mmerifa, og set bar bette, 1pm IDm.
b%oli1ere6es be6, at set merifmife
Stag baie6e ober Den6es &1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
Vii De Hjalpe?

|Sern6orffs uNogle Min6er fra Set
'fgl. Sbeater".
On 8og ont bore 9anoSmen6 Jpn
Den Ma bliber Gbr. M9nnifens u0fin<
Oct flDber". Sort gamle 9%anncbrog,
Ser nn1 te Mar fpl6er Sc 700 Mar,
|1fil6res bi1toriif / EFT 8og al Soft
meter 2un6 me6 Sororo al YroF.
|Subricius.
Ba1tor @alpom @elmeg 110ienocr
|nogle @etragtninger ONT 8%er0c11sfri<
gen nn6er Eitlen v@er6ens @crlig'
|beb", og f1b. Miniiter S. 6. Gbri.
itenien for for en- Stun6 la6et Boli,
|tifen bDile og u6giber nogle f%riiteli=
|ge 8etrogtninger SCAR &lofferne
rtnge".
Maar ieg foo bor nebnet, at Mnna
@rsleb bur ful6fert 2. Del at fin
u8i1le6fl1nII tt, tam ri gaa ODER til
Sfjbnliteraturen.
Ser me6er ri fer1t @grge ssa1s-
fen, ser ~u6ien6er en- M biitortit So
mon Sen fangne Srue", Ser bon6-
Ter ON &iritine @ploenitiernes om-
tumle6e 2ib. Magiiter Ebprego6
trGffer bi ogiaa ber me6 &omat1e11
~9e ntge Mor", og Crit @ricbicn
fomn1er me6 en- nn Sort9lling ~sSltl
paa @irfelun6".
Sire 8rgitefr1ers Mrbej0er fom,ner
frem / @fteraarets 2eb, @llen @pt3,
|ic5es uDbbe 8nnoe", en- 9filbring
fra Snoien, @1iie 8ertbelienS uSS1t0
UNDER Sui" og en Sortalling ~2ib"
|af Sru SSennp 8ecber, Ser a1lcre0e
bar bu16et mango 2eiere beo fine
|ti6Gigere 8eger. Srf. @nna 8ao6s,
gaar0, Ser 10 b6rer til en- al bore
melt 1eite foin6elige Sorfattere, uo-
|fer6er en- nj Sortp1ling vOnfeI
@u6mr116"; Srn 2o11ro &ieler fei-
rer fit SO Mars Sorfotteril1bilpnm
meb en- lille 8og ct &nippe Mffs".
On fin lille Digtiam1ing uofom,
mer al ben af6g6e Sorfatter Carl
|8abn1on un6er EitIen v@anorings.
man6ens Sn1ge".
Observation-Disclosures Snns @prre
|%forbereoer ct itgrre 8erf ON @oI6<
|icbmiot og ubgioer 6eslr6en en- @o>
man rSognet8 8pgmeiter".
9f Oberfptteffer bar leg, fom mar1
|bift bill in6rgmme mig, beitrpbt mig
for at brtnge birfelig ber6iful6e
|Sing. ISL. d. bill n6fomme Sen
|brenoen6e Eornebuif" af @omnn
@olan6, Soul 8ourgets ft6ite &o<
man vMemeiis" ct nf 0plng al
[Sacf 2onoons glimren6e &oman
uulf-2arien", en- is1m6if 0berfpt-
telfe uSo6egaarben" al Eraniti fnn1t
Scum Mnne Mari" Of 8angmim %
ySraternitp" at @altportbp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
Sen fuitbare Mtpntinmltna,

Tom peo Suleti6 flor paa en- mpitiif
Maabe blep itiaalt fra en- 8illa |
&ipbenbobn, er MI fommet for So
gems 2Ds igien. timber @rabning
for1eben Sag / Dprebaben fat6t
man EN- &ruffffe fDIot til @an6en al
@ulo=- og S6lpmenter. Merre Me11<
ternes Metalberb m6rager ca. TO-
600 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
Gylnatenbe tpife Drenge,

On Is Mars Dreng fra 2pbecf tom
forle6er bnn6ren6e paa fin 500 til
&olomg. Sammen me6 6 &amera~
ter / %lignen6e SLIDER bar bon .flpgtet
fra tit &iem for at fomrne ober
@rpnien. Mlt par ogfoa gaaet gp6t,
Iige til 6e naaebe be1ne. Ser bleD
imiolerti6 Sc 6 p%aagrebne at SOFTER
ne. &l1r en- Ilnp ODER.
@enlige Soft tog fig al ben unge
Slpgtning og gap bam Mao. geu er
ban bleben anbragt paa Sattiggaar=
ben, bbor bon n,aa blibe, till ban
faar 8efjeftigelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
; Dan1nark. =

ia1t iaa bu,,otet gaa 10 til @ebilu-
&C / 8anmarf. Spuubet bill Sam-
pell ogfan h1nne .gipe Spffelprreo
og 5eil6ug.
DDrfningen of SIR % Samp /pil
ogioa ffaffe 2inolie % &eolie;
noraf Der 81. a. bill fl1nne labes So:
.6erfager.
Gprfnineen at Ssr % @amp
sen mo6erne SSn0u}tris Segn bill iaa:
|leoes bore en- MtIliongeptn1t 70,
|2moet, bill gigre BET efonomiff it9r
fore ng biorage til bets l1afbatrgig
5eo operfor 16lauoet. Set gjG1be1
|ll11 blot ON at tage fat og faa be
|gp1,ot, og bel6igbis er Der @rafter
9epGgel1e for, at bette ifaI tie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
6. s.. Il. Sc

g. s. Il. 80.
uariitelig Sorening for unge
Meno" 5eooer i Dam1arf Sen Or
'ganifntion, 1om | u. g. er fjerot
UNDER Mabnet gourg Mens@briitidn
Msiociation" 81. SO. 6. M.) Gen
banffe Mf6eling al 6enne @eroens-
organization bar fra &rige1ls 8e-
gm6el1e taget Sci / Mrbei6et for
@ialp til &rigSfangerne, til, at be-
gpr6e me6 efter en- ringe Maaleitof>
men efter ben np1ig 1t6fomne Mars-
beretning for 1917 at 0pmme / ct
ito6igt tiltagen6e Omfatg.
We6ens 5oremingen gift u6 al
.Maret 1916 me6 2 16{enoinge /
&rigsfangeleirene hlnbe SEN | 1917
n61en6e D0erligere Z Sefreterer, og
/ Goraaret 1918 er en6n1 2 afrei1t
til Sranfrig, iaa Der mi ct II 6anffe
Mrbeioere mellem &rigsfnwerne.
9amarf5 Deltagelie / Mrbei6et
for&rigsfangerne, beo6er oct / MarS=
beretningen, ffploes EFT 0pfororing
fra Mmerifa, Door Smitiatibet for
langit bar taget til ct birffomt Mr-
|bei6e I 6e1ne Sag. Mmerifn bor ben
be ientliglte Def al 8prben % ogte<
De ogfaa at pe6blibe 6ermeb og gab
pnn en- Mnu6e thin oe mir0re, 1,elt=
|trale Stater en- Gbance for at belta-
|ge / 2esningen al SEN im1ffe, noe
iten fempemesiige Spgope. M&en
lberi ifee en- Goranoring, allereoe
90 6e 6orene0e Stater ufbrg6 6en
6iplomatiife Sorbinoelie me6 Gen.
jtralmagterne. Sg @ille6et en0re=
6es fl1l6ltg1obigt, 6a Sc Sorenebe
I@tater traa6te in6 / &rigen iom
frigsf9ren6e Magt / gntentcn5
&mffffe.
9e umerifanlfe Sefretprers Sor=
,bliben / Gentra1magternes 2a1rbe
bar 6erme6 prnftif tolt 111nl1liggjort,
il bbert 6alo bar 6eres @%irf1ombeb
}1t9rH be1nnet og 11pe Wn116 moattc
It'll. Sra oprinoelg at futile p0e Ell
@aan6srefning bleb Sen .bon1fe So
mite INT ittllet oberfor SEN inge11l11n=
l6e ri1ge Spgabe at futile e%ritatte ct
fort Mnta1 6pgtige amerifonife Sc
ifreterer, bpis Mrbej0c itrofs maottc
ifortIettes, n life alt lfltloe bore
|ipliot.
Sg Set lnffe6es! 9eplte1 oper al
SorDentning er Set gaaet. M9n6ene
jfom, og 8engene Tom, ielp ON 6isie
lii6ite life inbgif iaa let og 3urtigt,
tfom De efter @ngens geot1tr balr6e.
iDt ipnes, iom ON Mrbejbet bar babt
4a16 til nog1e al bore be6fte nr1ge
frtitne Men6, og bbor ffrloe set og;
1aa bore ar6erle6es! Og ri tpr 6er<
for tro, at Set er De rette Meno, Ser
Ter Ienbte no.
Set ber BOG bemgrfes, at 9nn=
mart life enc for n1anttH tage Mr=
ben op efter Mmenifnnerne = set
lpil6e babe bRret at ipen6e 811en for
|bpit = men ogiaa @orge> Sberrig
Jog Scbtpei5 bar tnget 6eres Nort al
Mrbei6d.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
- Oct er forfiertl 9beritlgitnam1

Oct er forfiert, 9beriflgitnath,
tGl ON igienl
Ser blep paanp bolot Manotall,
n1en NeIultatet pnr bet la1n1ne. Ser
mangleoe life Ell Matlo. Da raabte
fgencraIen me0 goroenrgit:
66l
Sg til @enerule11s ltore Sorbal-
ielie iprang Sc frem at @eleooet %
1pareoe:
- 9erl
9bis @e,1eralen ct 9ieblif bar
tpipIet paa tit Merpeipitem, bar 66's
Gorflaring at Spnounenet itffert
burtigt beroliget bam.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20

Findlay L. MacFarland will be gen,
eral manager OF the water plant when
the city assumes control in November.
according TO announcement made by
the Denver water board.
Mayor w r. r. Mills has suggested
that Denver auto owners show their
patriotism by not using their cars
Sundays and thereby aiding the gov.
ernment In saving gasoline.
Chief OF Detectives John w. Rowan
was killed and Policeman John D.
Riley was wounded in a battle with a
band OF bandits who terrorized Den.
yer and Colorado Springs.
Lloyd Simpson of Grand Valley, %
years old, has been killed in action In
France. He has two brothers, Frank
and Alexander. In France, and the lat
ter was wounded several weeks ago.
Eighteen members OF the old Cook 8
Drum Corps, all Of them bandsmen in
the 18TH infantry. have arrived safely
in Europe, according to a message re-
ceived by George E. Turner Of Den.
yer.
Gov. julius G. Gunter has been
asked by the Civic and Commercial
Association to speak early in Decem-
Der on reconstruction policies to come
before the Colorado Legislature this
winter.
Thomas NJ. Stewart of Hugo and
Ray Tallman of Parker are among
those reported to be missing in action
in the casualty lists from France.
Ben Robinson Of Louisville is also
missing in action.
The State Board of Teacher Exam.
iners at the last meeting passed mo-
uon insuring school teachers in the
state against the loss OF their certifi.
Gates because Of entering any branch
Of the army or navy.
Sunday morning, the Denver Tram
way Company began charging a 6-cent
fare on all its urban lines and in.
creased its fares on its interurban
lines between Denver and Golden and
Leyden from 80 to "a cents.
Despondent because he had lost his
job on the Colorado Midland and he
felt that he was too old to find an.
other. J. D. Grics Of Colorado Springs
for twenty years a conductor on the
Midland. committed suicide at hia
home by shooting himself through the
heart.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
Colorado
Western Ne sspaper Union News Service.

Western Ne sspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
Sept. II. - Adams county fair At
Brighton.
Sept. ls-Bsaver Park fair At Psnrose.
sept. 23-?s-colorado State Fair at
s.RR's RRus6. s'-''-L'H'0'H County Fair At
Sept 26-2s.-Grand County fair and
race meeting.
oct. Fourth Red Cross home service
institute at Denver.
About 10000 men in Denver regis
tered for selective service.
The Seldomridge saw mill on Black
mountain near Craig 10 operating with
a full crew.
Bandits broke into the Burlington
depot at Merino, blew the safe and es-
capped with $500.
The Colorado Mothers Congress
met at Boulder. with Mrs. II. T.
French, state president. presiding.
C. Schaefsr OF Loveland is in the
Larimer county Jail serving a ninety
day sentence for boot,legging. He was
also fined $3.50.
The Deadwood mine OF the United
Gold Mines Company has been leased
to E. C. Stumpff OF Denver for a per-
iod OF eighteen months.
Pueblo county farmers and their
families enjoyed the annual picnic OF
the Farm bureau at the city park in
Pueblo.
E. A. Lawrence. 81 years old. a pio-
nser Of the Cripple Creek district and
. charter member OF the Victor lodge
Of Elks, died at his home In Cripple
Creek.
The sum Of $1,27O,o0O has been ap.
portioned to Colorado as her share OF
the $170. 500 900 to be raised over the
United States for the united war work
campaign.
Walter r. Chiles OF Paradox. and
Oliver N. 0oodson Of Fort Collins. are
among the missing in action in the
casualty lists made public by the Wal
Department
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20
William Ross had both arms broken

William Ross had both arms broken
and sustained internal injuries and
one OF his wife's eyes was gouged out,
one Of her arms broken and she suf.
fered internal injuries when motor.
cycle In which they were riding col.
lided with a telegraph pole between
Sterling and Tiff
Persons In the new draft deemed
necessary in agriculture, industry and
ether occupations will be put into de-
ferred classifications. according to .
plan agreed upon by the war labor
policies board. provost marshal gem
eral. secretary Of war secretary of az.
riculture and secretary Of labor.
The Grand county annual fair and
eace meet will occur on Sept. 26-2s.
For the champion broncho rider q
purse OF sl75 is offered, and the other
prizes are in proportion.
Efforts to obtain Capt. Archibald
Roosevelt as a speaker in the Fourth
Liberty Loan drive. which begins
Sept. 26. are being made by the Den
yer Liberty Loan committee.
George II. Swerer, 29, Denver, has
been commissioned second lieutenant
Of engineers at Ellington field, Hous-
ton, Tex. and ordered to hold himself
In readiness for service overseas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20

ga Frank Jane. Kn.wies. Gunnison
zIl-EdEaTd Eann"ss Morris. SaplneTU
-fH l,'eT EIh.rF. Crested Butte.
gE--Juin Kuf-II,h. Somerset
-i5--Autrew Ellie E0ts-. Gunnisun.
90 I.tI Weaver. IrgI lilo
-GH William Ward Manic. Crested IIt
go James Ebri Errryt.U GuunisUr.
-Il William T"rly SaInm NJ, DR.. Pow
deTh"ru.
ErhraIrn Carmen Perry. Spencer.
-ag Errest Randolph MoNeiII. Powder
go. B~ss LadIrlcL. Crested Butte.
4aa-tHrItOu Thomas SlIis. GunnIson. q.
s5s-G GU / H"yt GuHnIson-
Tie. Pa
-. Ju-~ Angel CIsnor"s. sapInoro
-ar-An'. NO kIsnnrich. crested Butte.
-Du-l."si." Galley Espry. Crested Butte
-ol.-Iohn Eunuu Haley. Gunnison
-t--Gc"IEe FnrrnEui- MILLER Guunl-
.e4-wliIram T.on whit. sapinero
-"f-JuzrFr Fal-'ttr crested IIIttc
2o5-Ja'oh lahich. S.mcrsr'
-tT-Churns Lester Wilbur. Gunnis0u
2GI-Jul.n Elmer England. Gunnisou
2cs-CInreuec Lcfur"st Mcdonald. Doy-
2es-Irnl lamin sny der. Crested Butte.
2Te-Gordon Alexander Millspaugh.
Guuuison.
27l-Alfred Pclticr, Pltkin.
2T2-"illiam David cubhs. Powdorhorn
273-JOhn Sk0n. Crested Butte.
2ti-l-lgyd JcEer" Carpenter, Gunnison
ZtS-Johh herman EilebreCht. Gunni-
son.
27G-GabrIcle I.urhctta. Saplner0.
27T-AntOnc GOlubich. Crested Butte.
27S-chhrles H. Gilbrith, Guunison.
21E-DanIcl odTlEuez. Penasco. " NJ
2s0-ETic johnson. Crested Butte.
@sl-John Charles Ncczham. Crested
Butte.
Herman WciriCk GuHni-
son.
2S5-Edward Vernon Martin. Doyieville
2sf-Gus Veltri, Crested Butte
2s5-Frcd William Stamm. GunniEon.
2SG-Philip kaufman. Pitkin.
2ST-Orlandu \. Dram. Crested Butte.
2SS-Ruymond Luther Miller, Gunnlsun.
2SS-James Patrick Hoy. Crested Butte.
COLCHESTER Lee Hudson. Crested Bt.
2gl-James Harold k.lIeghan. Gunni-
2yZ-MHuricc Antainn Delnsoic. Gunnl-
son.
293-Ernest Enbom. Gunnlson
2gi-Aartin Spurctch. Crested Butte.
2g5-Jos Gazzeli. Gunnison.
Ellis Wise, SapinerO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20
first published Aug. 80. 1918.
LAST published Sept. 20. 1913.
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice Is nereDy given that the lands
described below. embracing $50 acres,
within the Gunnison National Forest,
Colorado. will be subject to settlement
ana entry under the provisions of tho
homestead laws OF the United States
and the act OF June II. 1906 GA Stat,
233l, at the United States land office
at Montrose. Colorado. ON October 26,
1918. Any settler who was actually
ana In good faith claiming any OF said
lands for agricultural purposes prior
to January !, 1906. and has not aband-
oned same. has a preference right to
make a homestead entry for the lands
actually occupied. Said lands were
listed upon the applications of the per-
sons mentioned below, who have Q pre-
ference right subject to the prior right
OF any such settler. provided such set
Ter or applicant Is qualified to make
homestead entry and the preference
right Is exercised prior to October Is,
1913, on which date the lands will BE-
subject to settlement and entry by any
gualthed person. TheWM SEX MEX the
NEA SWA NEk the Ell EWX 6Ek,
sSu seS- g. Nhs ths Eh NW4 MEN the NE4
Sec. 3. the EN- sen SWE Sec. 8. tke
SEA NEA NWk. the SX NWN, the
Sec. 11. T. ~ N. r W., the En- NIX
The Lots I. :. and :. Sec. -. the 6IX
SWAs the SWk SEX Bee. q
swH. sna SN 81 NWk Sec. Il. !. g
n r W.. ~ y r: n. approximefely
~ esreA listed without aDDli1afioGS
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20
o. c. SKINNER,
Last Publication. October I. 1918.
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice Is hereby given that the lands
res within the Foe
est. Colorado. will be subject to settle
ment and entry under the proyisions
States and the act Of June ii, 1906 (s4
Stat. 233l. at the United States land
office at Montrose. Colorado, on Oc-
tuaiiy and in good faith claiming any
of said lands for agricultural purposes
prior to January. 1. 1906. and has not
to make Homestead entry for the
lands actually occupied. Said lands
were listed upon the applications Of
a preference right subject to the prior
right of any such settler. provided such
settler or applicant is quaiified to make
right is exercised prior to October Is.
1918. on which date the lands will be
70 The s@ sntsy @
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FE Ek 81 ~ w. sI ihs SCI ssH sEs sse Is; e;
SES lie sE sES shs SEE sEA a. EEH shs HswH sE
NEE see. sss ssaMT g. S4 Il l., tRe r. 81 IN H.. re sbMs
SEX NEN. the Ell sWA NEH the Nj
ME 81 sen e 4 HE y NEs NY. SsS s.Ts sEH sss
Si.hout appiieasien;' S List LIST as s.ss4.. sssS Sc
the sM NEA NwA Sec. q. T. Il s.. 4.
Pressler. Gunnison. Colorado; List q
SEs si sw.. 1ss = q he s wv SCI. .ni the ss 81
sEH Sec. II. T. 4s N. II. S w. $50 acres.
kiss. Colorado: List 2-237S. Lot 1
1885 acresl. the Ell of Lot 2 (1794
acres). the Mex of Lot (9.O4 acres),
the MI of Lot (18.11 acres), Sec III,
T. 13 s.. r. 80 W.. containing s1.04 ac-
res. upon application of Martin Goel-
lob. Somerset. Colorado; List 2-4O6e.
August 13. 1918. C. NJ. Bruce, Assist
ant Commissioner Of the General Land
First published Aug. 80 1918.
Last published Sept 20. 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-20
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23l-Danna Roy Logan. Guunison.
ea2-HcnTy Sylvester Iraswcll. Gunnt-
son.
2a3-Zcno Finn Ciift. Spencer.
13i-Ralph Summer Wilson, Powder
horn.
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gB6-Miltun Arthur Zugcldcr. Gunnison
237-oscar Johnson Milford, Gunnison.
93S-FrcdcTick Donald Mckee, Guuni-
son
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