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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17
Oitiee-G rinnerunsen.

Wan braudt MID. INNER Menldcl
5nr unterbaltung, man fam aud]
3mieiprade bnlten nit alerlei Ie6.
loien Oingen.
Sa mar cine title, einiame 8nhi
al Der Sitieefiiite, melt entfernt ponl
belebten Cell oes 8aoeitranoes, mo
Die groBen uilo fleinen 2elte iib Der.
gniigten: oberbalb Der ltiaen 9udt
itano prddtiger gllhenipalo nit auf-
~ragenoen, ipettertrobenoen St1mmcl,
uno unten. no Die Weuen id61imelib
ans Sano r%olten, logen mddtige
SteinbIode BON peridieoenartiaer
5arbltug, 9latt geipaihen bon Dem lis
umipileloen Sluten. 8ie prGdtig
iaB es iib auf einem oieier Steine,
penn Die @ogen famen uno singen
Bel itiaem, ionnigem 8etter lflllgen
llur Die fleinen 8eaen ipieleno, md
leihtem, peiBem Sdaum geranoet,
on Den Strano nno plauoerten leijs
rpie froblide Ginoer. OramBen in Der
8eite bebnte iid bis an oen Sori.
5ont Die blaue, itrihmeiie griinIif
idimmernoe See; slei6 BerImtttet
aber glan5te I'M Sonnenibein 0dS
Waiier Der ltiaen 9u6t. Nift miice
lpuroe man, fem 5arbenipiel 5u be.
tradten mo mlf oas 8eaengepIeu.
Der 81 boren. 8olo flang's mie Ieiier
8eiang, balo mie beimlifes 2od)en
Die groBen Steine aber lagen ltin
nno ionnegldn5eno uuo !ieBen lit
u~mi6meideln bon 8aiier, 2idJt unf
Sommerllit, mie lies ieit pielen bun.
bert Sabren setan botten, ais ole 9ll.
den oben am Sang nod flein uns
hung gepeien paren. Seoe @eae, OH
hcranfam mari Elm penie bIenoeno.
ipeiBen Sano auf Den Strono 5ipi.
idlen Die Steine; gnn5 iuenig MIR uni
bod Iiaionen s6ornhe1r alif einmaI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

llno nit ibnen 5ugleib geetang uno
Mitibeln, and aaerlei fleines @es
tier, cine @elt I'M fleine1,, Die boz
Dem I'M SboBe Der See gerubt batts
uno nun ans 2ibt fam. 8ieleidt
batten audi lie id)on elm ebruiirbiges
Sitter, Oieie mi15igen Sanof0rner,
BON oenen Die 5llBipiee 9anienoe allf
einmal bin nno Der l1ob.
Da floe am Simmel cine @olfe
beratf, peiB uno glaBe,o mie Ell
Sdpan nit geipannten 5liigeln;
Damn fam nod cine, GROCER uno
madtiger als Die critic, unb imr1er
mebr, bis Die @olfenmaIien lire
S6atten auf Die perlmntterfarbene
g11ft marfen. Der @ino erbob iib
urlO flbr in Die 8eaen binein, SaB
ii6 Die See o%unfeIgriin farbte mno
p%iolett, oaB bier nno Ga neiBef
S6aum aufbliste. Aud in Die ltine
gaft ROTTEN Die groben, idpersn
@ogen nit madtigen, peiBen
Shallmfronen berei11, periagten Sic
fleinen. ~ipielenoen 8elen uno grif=
fen, aufipriibeno, neit binauf alf ocn
Strano. Die alien 8uden oben idiit-
telten rauibeno Die Sditpter, pie un=
fpilig oarii6er, 6aB oas Iieblife6p ie
81 ibren 5iiBen geitort murbe, benz
tie I'M parrnen Sonnenglan5 5uee-
idailt batten. Iber Die groBen $50
gen bOrten niGt oarauf; ibr Hau-
fhen wlIroe imtler lt1rfer, i6r
Sdaum ipriste iiber Ole 5teinblsfs,
uno ibr 5uriidflieBenoer Sdman
nabm Sano, Muiheln nnb Gang tpip,
Der nit iid fort aGes, mas Gle
fleinen Beaen ipieleno am 5trano
5uiammengetragen batten. SIMMER
finlterer muroen Die 8oIfen nno inn
mer sorniger Die @oger. 90 fubr Ser
critic flantmen6e Strabl berab, nno
Elm fradenoer DomaerihIae folgte.
IIs Die alien @ifinger nod Die no
gen Der Office befubren. unb mand)ss
ibrer Sbiffe bel lodem llnpetter in
oieier 9udt Shut iuhte. iagten lis
Cor babe Oroben aus Der @otterbnrg
ieinen Sammer berabgei9leuoerr.
8obl lit @ott Cor fir oieie &iiite
ldngit geitorben, aber iein Sammer
fliegt beute nod geraoeio burd1 Sic
@eqen iuie oamaIs.
0od nod tpenigen Sdl6sen id)on
peritummt Der Oonner mieoer, Die
idmeren iftpar5en 8oIfen sieben
ieittpdrts poriiber. 9ur Die 8ogen
groaen nod LANCE mno ~bernbigerl
lid idwer. gs lit, ais OBJ alte grin-
nerllngen IN ibnen mfgeipiiblt ieien,
nnb menn man auf tbr @ebrauS
lauidt, bort man uiele @eibidten
aus alten 3eiten. 8eihidten bon
blutigem Sample ums Strano9rt
uno itol5e @eibid)ten BON ben mddti-
gen Sanioidiffen, Die nod aller Ser
rem 2anoern ausfubren. limo BEL
mand)en oieler @eid)iften nifen Die
ebrmiiroigen giiGen ouf Der SteIl-
fiiitc, neil Tie ibnen ipobIbefannt iinb
bon Mbnen uno llrnbnen Der.
Aam1blid bot iid Der Simmcl
aufeebelt, uno Die lintenoe Come
neigt iid) ftrabeno nieoer 8itr ihim-
mernoen SHIT. Ser Abenomino
itreidt ianft iiber Die erregten go
gen, Die langiom hd leesn u1o aui
glatter 6Idhe oas Bib ocs lcuften-
Sen Sinmels ipiegeln.
~
ausenar5te baben feIteeitelt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17
Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
perindei1 in ieber Beiie Der siesieruns
bebiilflih gu iein,
Den &riea 30 aetuinnen.

Den aries su geiuiunen.
Sic 4ernaltung tpiinidt ben 9ienlf
ben Anforberlngen bes YllbIiflnts ecs
uIdb 5u geitnlten.
3n oie{em 3nede offeriert Iid Die
agitbiiIfe aaer i5rer Departememts. Die
seaeu Aaten - Srndt pie YaiIage -
fDeroeu Oen genmtea Oes Wertebrs : Des
pnrtert1ents oieT Belegenbeit bieten uno
re iDeroen iiberaa germ bebiIfli4 iein.
be Hniuenouug ODER MISUNDERSTANDING
bieier Sfaten gu ertLdre1l. 10 bab bic Bas
frone ben gerilgiten @rn6 bon Herd6ges
RING o6er 1ltbeduemlidfeit inbe5u9 auf
ben Ber{an0t ober bic 2eitlng ibres @e>
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uien bdben.
Sie germaItmns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

4~ugenar5te baben felteeiteIlt.
oaB brr6 2eien I'M 2iegen Die Muecn
in Defenders nadJteiIiser Beiie ange.
ariffen nerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
; II nm0QIid Chef Gins 9u.

- ltnm0gIi6 Gbef Gins gu'
reau treteno): "@ie Serren iino nod
6a? Sd glallbe, es bat ldon 6polf
geidlagen."
Mngelteater: v0as lit mobl nidt
gut m0glid, &err Meper; bret Sol.
legen beoba6ten itanoig Die ubr."
= 8eleiDigung. = So4ter:
~Nein, Mama, 10 cine 8eletbigung!"
Mutter: rWas lit benn ge1@ebeg,
liebes &tnb?"
SCOOTER: r9ente Dir, mein ebemaz
Tiger 8rduttgam i@tdt mir foeben
meme Photographic 5urid unb be-
5eihnet lie als rMuiter obne Mert"."
RibalitGt. 9ottor:
49,. sic baben Sbren alien, treuen
9iener entlaf1en, 9err profeffor2
90. ga, tporum benn9"
Meteoroloee: Scr Meni@ mar
rbeumatii4 unb bat bos @etter ie>
besmal aus 1etnen &no@en propbez
aeit! 49,. $50 bleib' i9 benin ba nit
meiner Wiiienf@aftg!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
DieIe$ btilMittel Wlrd
Sic kurieren.
fDftet MIR fmnfmnbjman5t9
SentS.

Cine a,1sseseidnete Seba,oluns tnr
9eberz, Magenz uno 9armbelGlperoen'
Serltopfuns. 9pspepiie, aufgeblalsnen,
lauren Waeen, 1dled,ten Ippet't, Spprz
fdmer5, S6pinbel, @alerludt,. @aaens
iteine, MISUNDERSTANDING Ser5floez
fen unb 9arment5iinoungen.
Ser 3ped unr Dos 3iel nie1er Sega1oz
hung beltebt BARN, Die llrlatbe gu ent<
fernen unb ben Eatienten 81 tur1erell.
Sc lit elm nirtlih bemerfenstpertes @eilz
mittel unb beilt E%auIenpe. 81 81 1e1ner
Sulammenieeune nermenoeten 8eftanoz
teile 1inb inn lluiteb @tates Sbarnaz
cppuea per5eid)uet unb tperben aus Naz
turpbiefteu getpprnen.
9urd bieies nerbeiIerte 8ebanslunssz
fDftem f5nnen biele sefdbrlt6e Operatisz
men bermieben l1b piele Soften III Der
Behanblung Der pprseuaunten aranfheis
ten ansaeihaltet tperben. 9rsstten lie
fern eieie Hehanblure. bic rSteS. ero6
3iper Eias." Sci Den ehteu lit Elm to-
tes areus auf bas Eafet eebrudt une tie
nerben fir niht mebr als fiinfune5iSans
gig Gents serfouft. &enn SIR 9rno1n
fie niht fibrt, 10 idreihen sic OIL 1ea
grss. & g.. Sept. g. g., Ninneapol1s
Niuu. fWnaeide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

9emft SIR Gtiuas pon Sure Ma1d)e?
@enu 10, Damn mirb es ftd Gnd lobs
neu, nidt anker Mdt sn laie1, bak
mir Gner @tgentbum bebanoeln, als
mare es bas ~nnierise. 8tr baben Die
buafambisite 8aidanftaH tint Noro'
meiten nno lieferm erfte &lafe Mrbett.
@tr sebranden feline Gbemifalen;
mir nerberben Saber Gnre Sad1e1
nidt. 8ena SIR refine Irbeit nn6 be-
je 8%ebamblnns mullt, Samm oenft an
nus. 1tniere 8reiie finb niebrtger als
iumitiuu,, 11ub mir beiorsea Cure "a,
n,ilienmaId)e billiger als SIR es ielbit
thun fDurtt. @ir babem Mgeaten tn
ben umliegerben Stabten.
f.. F. MEYER
@%igentbumer.
5. Mbe. @ib. ct. CLIQUE, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
@i@eres 3ei@en- y
2 ~
Bin glidli@, emma liebt midi" .

- S1@eres Setme1 rS@
Bin glidli@, emma liebt midi"
r9at tie btrs geitanben?"
vNein, aber als mir geftern I'M
9aufe tbrer @ltern beifammen faben,
5pg Elm He9tment nit tltngenoem
Spiel porbet, unb iie 1T nt@t ans
Seniter gelaufen!"
@erf@noppt. a.: ~Mie
meni@en beruntertommen fonner!
9eute tlopfte Elm 8ettler BEL mir an,
Der ppr 3ebn Sabren in Der beften
@e1ell19oft pertebrte unb nit benz
i@ tdglt@ 5uiammen mari"
s.: r9oben Sic 1t@ gu ertennen
gegeben?"
g.: n8epabre, ct triegte ia nod
aebn Mart BON mtr!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
W6ernherf1lfmna.

Observation-Disclosures. n2SelI e nte1t
2eben qerettet bot, periu6e i@ iebt
an6ere aeute fir 6orni's @lpenfrda1=
ter 5u intereiiieren", idreibt Serr
MIer Gbisbolm BON Srubo, sc. g.;
,id Iitt namlid dr. M6ernberfalfung,
>pobon mild 6ieies @eilmittel bolitan=
6ig befreit bot." Dieie &rartermeoi=
gin bot li6 einer boben STUFF in Der
&eilnng bon 2et6en 6es 8lnteS nno
ser 2ebensorgone ertporben. Sc miro
ni6t 6ur6 Mpotbefer berfouft, ion-
Bern Ben 2enten brett geliefert bon
Or. 8eter SobrD & Cons 60, 2501
8oibington, 8lp6., @bicago, ST..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
,.@ei6 ppM Meistrauen aeaet mo-

6erne SugenobiI6nerei" iagt 8ii6of
bon @eppeIer; vliefert ni6t nniere
unb Cure &in6er Meni6en 5um g.
perimentieren aus, sic 6aranf aus
geben, tie ser Samilie nno Stride 5n
ert fremoen, Ser Site unb &eltgion
51 enttp0bnen. Sc lit 8abniinn uno
Berbre6en, es lit betblebemitil6er
&in6ermor6, menn man nnter
oem 8ortpan6, sic Suger6 forperli6
5t ertu9tigen, iie iittlih ruiniert, re-
ligi0s ousbungert, an ser Seele ber-
fiimmert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

- @unFiges 3ei@en. -
vMun, 8ertba, mas bat betn Mbbo>
fat iiber ben porausit4tli@en Musz
gang beiner @rbi@aftsitrettfa@e ge<
iagt?"
r@efagt bat er gar ni@ts, ltebe
2Quro, ober er bat ft@ beretts nit
mir perlpbt!"
unbegreif1i@. - Srau<
lein: r9enten Sic, meine bub1@e
&uftne mill ii@ ieBt bauernb in g.
nieberlaffen!"
2eutnont: r@eri tebe i5 ni@t - 1T
ia feline @orni1on in benz Neft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Monde glo11ben sic ba11sli6e
@poriomfeit beitebe 6arinL 6aB 6as
u16ere @bemitglie6 ettpas aufgibt.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
The 4th Liberty Bond

On Saturday, Sept. 2S. the
National Government will request
YOU to subscribe to new issue oi
war bonds. You may have
subscribed to some Of the preced-
ing issues and may feel that you
have subscribed for as much as
you can carry. You are one OF
the s,ay-at- home folks. There is
no disgrace attached to that fact,
if you fully appreciate that you
should support to the limit OF
your ability those who went to
war in your behalf. You can
never repay them for the sacrific-
es they are making for you. You
are costly established at home.
You have not given up your en-
ployment and let your business
future rest in doubt. You have
not said a final farewell to your
family and your friends. You
have not taken the risk Of return
ing with health impaired and per
firaps mafnfttd orr:r point Of help
lessness, with black future be.
fore you You have not given up
prosperous business y" risked
your life in defense OF y coun-
try. You have dcn' one OF
these things, but yoa do a
little. You can buy bcn OF the
new issue and if you go to the
uttermost limit Of your financial
strength, you will not have done
the one ten-thousandth part OF
what our soldiers abroad are do
ing for you. When the call for
purchasing bonds is made, buy
them with all your might.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Temporarily Postponed

We have written the War In
dustries board at Washington to
advise US as to whether we can
give our subscribers in arrears a
chance to market their crop in
order to pay their arrearages.
We want to comply strictly
with the requirements, and what
ever time tine war board will
grant US for collecting these
back dues, we in turn will grant
to our delinquent subscribers.
We are publishing our ques-
tionnaire with answers sworn to
else where. BY the closing note
Of the questionnaireit will be OBJ
served that another report will
be required Nov. 2.
We are taking advantage of
this to postpone the date OF strik-
ing off delinquent names from
October to November, and before
that time we will know just what
the war board has to say about
lit.
1t isn't everyone that can raise
a few dollars on moments no.
tice, and hence we are asking the
war depa1 tment to advise US
definitely in regard to the mat
ter.
Probably next week we will
have the reply, but if not, at
least the week after.
Meantime, let US try to get
ourselves up into the year 1920
The way some are doing is to
pay two Or more years ahead,
which is a good idea, especially
considering the fact that all news
papers must shortly g. to higher
rates.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Diamond Ridge

The cool weather is fine for
feed cutting.
Lizzie Benson almost tore the
end of her finger off last Wednes-
day in the binder. Took her to
the doctor and she is getting
along well.
Myrtle, blouget and Pridemour
have been drying corn on the
shares for l.. g. Wray
II. Hufford and daughter went
to Elkhart Friday; they took
cream and eggs They are also
aiming on having some dental
work done.
Lucy E. Hufford called on l.. T.
and Cora Wray Friday afternoon.
&c. Wray and wife called on
A. S. Hurtford' Friday night.
]. E. Root is shocking feed for
A. S. Hutfor5.
There will be preaching at Hap
py Hollow Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
A Letter
From Jasper konkel

All the old timers will remem
Der Jap Konkel. He volunteer
ed over Il year ago and is now III
the trenches. Following is let
I ter t, his hone folks:
July 25th, 1918.
Dear Home Folks: =
This morning finds me safe
and sound in the valley of NV
er mentioned many zines in the
papers
Did you read anything about
what the Germans tried to do
and didn't, about The 18th or
10th of July?
Great dope sending them sour
crout favored with ham and
eggs. We sent them in about
one-hundred pound packages.
Veal have tin Lizzies over here,
but we carry ours on our heads.
Lots of excitement here
Fourth of July all the time.
Don't worry about me. | am
small and hard to hit-a good
man to carry shells though.
| | hope these few lines find
you all well and happy.
1t taxes about thirty lays for
/ mail to geJ. from home here.
shall write as often. as | can.
These days | am as busy as a
hen with one chicken.
If | am not doing one thing |
am doing two.
Ne are having fine weather
here now.
1 Remember me to Ill my friends
and give them my best regards.
Send big, long, newsy letter
next time. Hope that Anna is
entirely well by this time. Love
and best wishes TO all.
/ Jasper.
Censored by Lit. 18Th
f. A. b. = a. E f.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Must Swear to 1t

The QUESTIONABLE about those
delinquent subscribers we have
on our list arrived this week and
we must swear to the number we
have. The next step will be an
order for us to take their names
off unless they have paid up. In
this War time, we are commanded
to practice economy and there is
no good reason why you should
put US to the expense and postage
of writing you about your sub
scription. Your subscription
must be paid in advance or your
name will come off the list. We
are not going to give you credit
on subscription and then swear a
lie about it. We have to make
another report in six weeks and
we must have the list cleaned up
by that time, or perhaps have
our shop closed by government
order. We take it that you all
want the paper or you would or
der it stopped, so come on thru
with the price and keep us out OF
trouble with the War Industries
Board-Cimarron News.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
CampbeIiviIII} s'----

Feed cutting and wheat SOW
ing are the orde of the day.
Rasmussen sold his claim last
week -considera ton $1,000. they
to give pos session March lst.
Mrs. Nauu Mccullough is re-
covering from severe SICK
spell.
Most of the roomcorn is pull
ed, but some sti II to be pulled.
The Rasmuss sens have pur-
chased new Ford touring car,
G. I. Stout a nd son Everett
are here visiting Mrs. Stout and
the children. I hey are Oklaho-
ma oil fields and are driving a
new Ford Sedan car.
Chas Rider is back from a
months visit with his folks in
Kansas. He f,rougnt with him a
new one row binder with which
to cut up his big crop of feed.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27

We don t want to delude our
selvesinto thinking that it's about
over with. The allies have done
and are doing good work, but at
that same rate of gains it would
take from two to three years to
get to Berlin-and the hardest
travelling is to the front of them.
However, Uncle Sam hasn't be-
gun to fight yet Just clearing
his decks for action. BY fighting
time next year he'll be on the
ground with over three million
men, and then we are inclined to
believe the march toward Berlin
will be almost continuous until
the town is surrendered and old
Bill is captured. But-some of
the hardest fought battles of the
war are between now and that
time,
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Ut|eyviIIe '-"--

Everyone seems to be doing
their bit by trying to save
whal has been maue.
Daddy Hummer is having a
well drilled on his place. The
wells are getting to be numer-
Gus.
There was a milk and bread
supper Wednesday, night at
Grandma Jackson's for the Red
Cross. $1,000 were made.
We thin L the u ~-rar will at
least be in here the L.-s of next
week.
Sias Deeds is doing fin work
with his new bean thresher.
Mrs Bray Of Campo is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Utley.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Lake View

Mr.. and Mrs. Thew from Cali
fornia are visiting their daughter
Mrs. E. Z. Bussard for week
or two. Mrs. Bussard will go
home with her To spend tue
winter,
Dick Portor visited relatives ov.
er by Campo.
Bean picking and broom corn
pulling is the fad now, but help Is
scarce as hens teeth.
Our enterprislLg merchat at
E.dler is adding porch front to
the store, which will help the
looks of the store as wellas being
quite an accommodation to tn
public.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27

Abraham to the rich man in hell
If they believe not these. Meth
er would they believe though one
rose from the dead" '
And with this we ambled our
way ou twardly from the build
ing and left the world cosmog-
raphers to further wrestle With
the mighty problem, Mr.. Swalley
taking the floor to further ex'
pound the Bible doctii inc in the
case and to cinch the irrifutable
arguments laid down of fiatness
versus roandness in the denim
ion of world affairs.
We neter heard of Swalley af
ter the breaking up of the coun-
try and the settlement, but we
presume if he is living he is still
pu rting forth these powerful ar.
guments in support of the primi'
tive doctrine of the earth being
flat, immobile, and the whole OF
the universe.
Next week again
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
CLYDE .-n-.

Mrs Bailey of Kansas has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Kin
ner the last few days.
Frank Davis, Henry Fagg, and
Roy Davis made a trip to the
cedars this week.
Miss Alma Smith is working
il the First State bank now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kirkendall
visited at Lunty's Sunday after
noon
Sam Carter bought two yearl-
ing heifers at Dillon'S sale Tues
day.
Salem Pearce is going to start
drilling wheat on Alice Jack S
place thi, week.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
w est Pretty Prarie

Mrs. Emma Downing of Still
water, Okla. lis here visiting her
children.
Geo. Mathews and son Guy
are working near Two Buttes.
Mrs. Hite, from Washington
state. is visiting her sons and
will cook while they work in their
brOomcorn.
w. j. Williams made final
proof on his homestead Friday,
w. A. Greathouse taking them
to Springfield.
The Red Cross is now work
ing on refugee garments.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27


can party tor theimporten. office
of comfy Superintendent of
schools uf Baca county. and
stands upon ms merits and qunl-
iflcations in asking for youf' snn-
port in the coming election. e
Mr.. Humberd has hsen u y citi-
zen of the state seven years. and
two years of Baca cpunty, is a
graduate of one Of the Oldest and
largest teachers colleges in the
country, and holdS !. life certIri-
cate in. Indiana and first class
certificate in Baca County.
Mr.. Humberd has taupnt In
standard high schools, held the
position Of principal, iectured in
colleges on sociology and Chris
tian ethics, and for some time
was at the head of the Denver
school OF civics and philanthropy.
That is cer tainly recommends
ton enough for one man. If you
think he can be of service to the
schools of the county and to the
county S teachers, he would ask
your support in the November
election regardless of party ties
and affiliations.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Wentworth
without

Several districts without
teachers as yet
Marshall Brewer is on the sick
list.
Everybody busy with harvest
ing--broomcorn ana grain yield
good everywhere.
Necessity is the mother" of Il
large number of new 'inders in
this neighborhood tlls year.
Will Dobson left for California
Wednesday to enter the aviation
department of war service.
John Harges shipped two car
leads OF beef cattle this week.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Sand Well

Fred Hughes has returned
from Elk county where he has
beer putting up alfalfa.
o. NJ. Mahan and wife ate 8
bir6hday dinner with Emma
Movies Wednesday.
Everybody is busy cutting
feed in this vicinity.
Mrs. Garry Jackson, Mae Lind.
say and son Claude and Miss
Yayel of Wichita are here visit
ing o. M Mahan and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. O., N. Mahan "as been on
THE sick list this week
George Mahan and Gorge
Frownrr hayr purchased ,,-w
corn binder
Mr.. Lnury had the misfortune
to almost put out his eye last
week. Some hetter now.
George Johnson and family
spent Sunday with his br' ther
! who lives near Buster, They re-
port good cops there.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Pilot Point

We are having fine weather
for taking care of the crops.
Mr.. Adams came home to har-
vest his cror.
II. |. Johnson Went to Spring
field Thursday for'binder repairs.
j. J. PulIiam has his crop about
cut.
News is scarce everyb body Is
busy taking care Of their feed.