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Flags, size 3X5 feet, OF good
quality muslin, with the field
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heading with brass eyelets.
a good size for home flag
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.C@dWS%GHH

When she went out I began to
laugh Historically. The nurse
fastened to my bedside, touching
the bell as she passed.
What is it, Mrs. Waverly?"
she asked.
II was just thinking what Dick
will say when | tell him about
having more flowers at his fu-
neral than ever seen at a we'd
ding"--and then | went off in de-
lirium again.
They tell me DIR. virot was
hastily summoned and gave or
ders that no one should see me
until he permitted it.
1t was almost a week before ]
regained consciousness.
The next thing l remember was
hearing my baby cry. The nurse
was in the next room and did noa
come Immediately and l was toe
weak to call. I grew angry al
my weakness and I think ] should
have made one supreme effort to
reach my baby. for I thought II
was being hurt, but the nurse
cana In just then and put the
baby In my arms She saw thai
was sane once more and spoke
softly, saying, Don't worry, Mrs
Waverly, It is good for - baby's
lungs to cry occasionally"
smiled, and az I did SO be.
came conscious that the skin was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18

drawn over my face so tightly
that even that faint smile that
came to my lips seemed to hurt.
That day they let my dear
Annie in to see me and her kiss
was more to me than all the doc
tors medicine.
Let her see Richard Waverly
III. nurse" | said, and the nurse
brought my baby and put it In
Annie's arms. saw her turn
away as tho she wanted to see
him better, but l knew she wished
to hide her tears from me.
Don't turn away from me,
Annie DEAR" l said. II know
that your tears are falling on my
baby's unconscious head because
you know that its father can new
er look upon it in this world"
"Oh, dear, dear Miss Mar
garet," said Annie, isn't he a
beautiful child? And he is go
ing to be the picture of his IA
ther."
remembered then what Moth
err Trent had said about the fu-
neral and wedding flowers and
thought how much more of gen.
tlewoman was my dear Annie,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
The Sultan'S Friend Bill

German autocracy threatens to give Prince Lich-
nowsky former German ambassador at London,
warm spanking
from Lchnowsky's memoranda written just be-
fore outbreak of the war. 1t appears that England
and Germany were about to close deal dividing
Asia Minor into "spheres Of interests to be con-
trolled by the English and Germans.
German autocrats think that it will not please
their beloved ally the sultan of Turkey, to learn
that his territory about to be carved up in the
interest of his Christian Dog brother, the kaiser.
Lichnowsky seems to be the legitimate goat.
hope newspapers talking about
any raises something
And particularly 70 potatoes.
be fainting Bertha of the Cen
tal powers.
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CONSOLATION FROM A
LADY-AND A WOMAN

The nurse quickly took my
baby away, altho 1 tried to lift
my arms imploringly. Oh! II she
could have known what healing
was in the feel of that little head
above my heart.
wonder II all women feel as
did when they first realize that
the one they loved best has gone
out of their lives forever.
To you, little book, | will con-
fess that when ! woke up with my
baby in my arms and it came
back to me that Dick was dead
! only had stunned feeling
could not realize II at all.
I am so glad I was spared all
The awful ceremony Of the burial
which Mother Trent told me was
very impressive.
Eve had the funeral at the
ehurch, Margie." said Mother
Trent unctuously, because you
we're so Ill that DR.. virot said you
nust not be disturbed-and
nsver saw so many flowers, not
even at q wedding"
III hope you will pardon me
Hrs. Trent" interrupted the
murse, but ] can see that Mrs
Waverly is growing tired and
ohali have to ask you to come In
lsmorfow to see her."
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ANSWE RS |
BY CYNTHIA GREY

spending with number of
young ladies who, as strangers.
wrote him first. A friend of
his says that no respectable
young lady would risk her good
name by writing letters to a to-
tai stranger, even tho a SOL
der, of whose character she
knows naught.
1t Is q fact that most of the
exchanging of letters, as men
toned above, are stimulated by
the boy, who, thru some agency,
processes to be lonesome with
no one to write to and as de-
sirous OF corresponding with a
young lady.
My friend argues that il the
boy was of good character and
worth while, in civilian life, he
would have plenty of girl
friends and acqua,ntances to
correspond with. 1t Is a fact
that most of the boys treat this
correspondence with strange
girls very lightly and take
pleasure in showing the letters
received to their boy friends.
Because of this he says no
good can result of such a cor
respondence and hence, his con-
clusion that no respectable
young lady will correspond with
a soldier who is a total stranger.
What do you thing about II,
Miss Grey? Not expecting to
be here at Camp Lewis very
long l would appreciate an
early reply.
A PERPLEXED CORPORAL.
Your friend may be Justified il
his assertions i'm some instances
but l know he is positively wron;
when he says that EVERY cir
who corresponds with strange sol
dieGs is not respectable. Personal
ly l know of several very fine girl
who are writing letters in respons
to the appeals Of lonesome sol
diers in the daily newspapers, an,
so far, they have suffered no i'm
dignities as result. / have rea,
several of the letters received an
they were interesting, manly let
tiers, full OF deep appreciation
Aside from this. l know of seyera
girls clubs, all respectable girls
who have taken up this particula
way of cheering the boys in TIL
service. If you boys are any judg
of human nature at all it seems Z
me yOu might ascertain from tn
tone of girls letter whether sh
Is refined, sincere and respectable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18

Dear Miss Grey: Since you
have given your opinion on so
many occasions, | now come to
you on Bonded knee and ask
your opinion of the following:
A group of girls-five in
number-had a picnic on the
beach, and while spreading
their lunch with sandwiches,
pickles, etc, piled around them
in gorgeous array with apol-
ogies to Mr.. Hoover, a couple
of soldiers came along, and II
looks aren't deceiving, they
were longing for some lunch
with us. The oldest of the
girls asked them if they cared
to partake OF our feed, and of
course they came and ate lunch
with us. They spent the re-
mainder of the afternoon with
us on the beach, and we de-
parted about o'clock. They
do not know our names or ad-
dresses, nor do we know theirs,
and we never expect to see
them again.
Now, Miss Grey, what | want
to ask is this: Do you think
we did wrong in asking them
for lunch They we're perfect
ly respectable young men far
away from home and friends,
and from my point Of view, l
think they enjoyed the day.
A SAND FLEA.
ANS well that ends we'll, as the
old-fashioned saying goes. 1t SO
happened that these soldiers we're
true gentlemen and accepted your
invitation in the spirit 1t was ex.
tented. but you must know, rs
well as I know, that every man In
uniform is not gentleman any
more than every man i'm civilian
clothing is.
1t is to be deplorcd, but never.
theless il Is true, hence the con-
ventiOnalities which forbid us do
ing the thing you did were made
for the protection and welfare OF
our sex. II you girls had been
chaperoned by a matronly woman
or "a married couple, the invita-
ton coming from them would
have been proper; but an unchap
eroned bunch of girls on the beacl
should BEWARE!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
The Home
What is your idea of the ideal home?

What is your idea of the ideal home?
Is it mansion of brick and stone?
A great house filled with servants Oriental rugs
and blase guests!
Is it an apartment where the janitor regns and
the elevator sometimes runs?
Maybe it's place like this:
ga cottage with front porch and perambu
lator on the porch; parlor with photograph in
the parlor; pantry shelves with preserves on the
pantry shelves, and potato patch in the backyard
That's the sort of homes visitor at Dearborn,
Mich, found, homes scattered around the home
of Henry Ford.
Somehow or other we just thought that Henry
would want to live among people who had front
porches with perambulators, parlors, monographs
pantry shelves loaded and potato patches growing
But Dearborn need not get chesty about its col
lection of ideal homes. There are many right here
in Tacoma, and there are babies for the perambu-
lators, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18

Dear Miss Grey; Now comes
one. a soldier boy with his trou-
bles-please bear with him.
The undersigned is CORE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
EDITORIALS
Keep Judge Harmon

One OF the most valuable men ever induced TO en-
ter the public service at the city hail. in The Times
opinion is U. E. Harmon, city attorney.
He is completely honest, frank, gentlemanly
patriotic to city and nation, democratic and
crackerjack lawyer.
He should be retained.
The Times does not know whether he is aspir
ant for disappointment or what the feelings of the
incoming council may be on the subject but we are
convinced that his unanimous reelection and his
acceptance of the office for another term would
give general public satisfaction
Especially, in view of the fact that the hearing on
Tacoma S street ear conditions is pending before
the public service commission and that Judge Har-
mon has spent months working on the city's case.
Retain Judge Harmon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18

Tribune has started boom for Roosevelt in
the Tribune He started the boom the
Hughes nominated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18

$ greatly interested in the He
has consecgated his life hating Hoover-Chcago News.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18

Mr. stefansson who planning another exploring trip in
1920 certainly has hopeful outlook the future As things
few Of dare TO look moro than week ahead
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N have neither n greater less dominion than that
lf-IeOnardO da Vinci.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15

The said action 70 brought to auiel
| tltts TO ths : toaaoWinG dsSuTIps0 sssi
County Of 1scs. sssts Of Colorado. ID
III Tns Northwest souarter OF ssct,o..
4 iTwenty.one, NAAI ~ Township Twenty
| nine t3sl dqotns.ln ksSnKe fortyStwC
go west 81 ~ As1h 1etnI 4. ~. con.
.s,I,aS 10. as. sss, 'ls'y t.ss' tfFst 4
c,ta s.s sss asFs,s s..S asitasu uss...
aoove dsi3fSps9 sAnsd whore name.
she can. not tAs4k4 shesein necA.la,
Ineir nAms6, tAlideS16bs and post othct
AuurssHes are aek6ewn 70 ner ~.
| that tne tnterset ~ apcn upknown per.
sons hAs pesp dSftyed by asaxnnAsul
or dssaa e sseSsSs Il. Or i,sas y; Sn.S. e.
laws. Of dASesni 4nd inhsriiAnce. 30,
thst such Nnkp&En persons are neese.
sary ap4 proper 11rties hereto. = VIII
in said Action 10 which reference Is
here msue: 4 COPY Of which 10 hereto
A'i1Sa'y And You are hereby aotined that. i,
You fall to appear, aud 70 answer tbs
.aid compin,nt ~, "a above rscui5ssd. .rs hs tnt
in sad comniaint wv ~ ~
Given under my hApd 1t .Sprlnxneld
In said County: this 18th day OF Feb
J. K. Doughty Az SaSE!ss = Doughty,
First pub. March 8, 1918.
Last pup. April b 1918. S,..
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15

e 81 s.ss. e sss ssRRs.'a. e.
sn the tssan Or e nSs ss
tsn days aaaitsensI. 70 TIA ilSne hefein-
Mssss s. 81 ss sRa
.ax. Of rtuasment by defauit As ators-,
/: s,IsssA s..s e ssss
ss sss.s ;ys :nat sIsE.ae. ssssE IL 'ss g.
;afnas ssesths... s H.Artsr cs ssotion
Yhlrty coma .lXlls IN Toanship lTwsnty-.
sss..,ssss ssss %s:s e g. $50 ssts5 ~;
4ss Xaa Hs sesSiiesi eopDissat ksssia further r.-
,Asss II es IL sss
ahova IdescEiAeds a1dr whose :, names
.lie caa:. not lneett herein hspauss
assr sna H9sss ass
sons som 81 Ia .bssa. dssiSSd 81 sSEn esisnnsat @
Fs essas e lts s. x hs ss
"a which. no record notice IL given. and
ss s :ssr ses a. nssss q"
. sai1. aetion 70 which .reference q
|neEn 099e: Cory Of whish y hereto
.x3d you arc hereby notiasd that IL
you fal e appear. and to answer the
vi, Il aeess ses ns sns
lsdEmsns ssninst you rs prayed Tor
: dtssa a iHdn andsr ny hand At Springfield.
|Iin y .s sssd coSSsy; fhis 18Th day Of Feb
Doassts ssS Gas,!ss ,;,s / ,,asn DSasaty.
E..st En-. pss. pub. Ap.is N:ifh ). .: :I5is! 55ssss'
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15

ss.ss count, :, ;, 's.ss.s'' s.s. 3. s
r. las District Court
Tns Miiisms ata asxMsii
..-Eo = Gorposs, SIs ,sn Snts1s colAp~nN o
tesss: Ass farmers = 5 Loss ssyasssa4.'i;. .ss 4sa:.
Trnstes Tor The i,srmsrs
shsfin q Las Anlns: coaa:
~. !,s GoieraSo; Es aHosss1Ss ~
Ia Tr1;t 70 T6omas .. MOI
zen: .sss; wsoss Iss:tss: n:u.. sne Are PEN IN
SHOWN q pseisaaaai.. peissasa
re fSiSSas q ias T. 'ess # SsSf:d Ii.
Tae@ss .: I'll 1oasst. Isassss ss fp:TnS fS1 Il;
ssssS oe fss aia. S Hs1cs couniS. GS@PsaS SoiS
rous, SUCCESSOR In Trust to Thomas o.
Aonett, Trustse; 6herin OF 6aca 'Coun-
Is fso.ass Ssa = aossss. ssissa Tsasess; 3 . sna psso
SS:ssss .ss bsisndsats' 'ssSS' s0sss nsmsS' e sss
ioa are hstsby required to Apps4.
e :. soss esaGs .ssS 1sSSu5ns 5E.nE n s BIZ,
ss,fs SsF: q c0sSssy sssy ssaSs
!asrsan within tysnty days after the
Z :.ry.a = ous Of In. coan
~ or by publication. within thirty
VI q s.ssn ss.nss q ssa s
5ssyi 1sS s,ssPs e S AZ ss.pi.5Ss a = shs
viz sss;en Or oi aSs sSs .saSiss .srHss
hereof b made out OF this state. then
ss1 ssss sda.saenst % The t,as ..s..
iaf. Of jadsnasns 81 defsait as IS s.S.
The. ssid action Il brought to qui.,
estate. situate. lying and being In IN.
c9Hnv Of Raea. state OF Colorado. to-
Thirty.thrse lss, IA Township Thirty
rs Sss, W.. sos'ah os he = sissa iaans sts.s H.
scfes government survey.
"a Ts.s sSs s.n ssry asF.asr
sne{s ssS IN e.
their names. residences and post ONCE
adareSss: are .unknewn to pla,ntin an.
sss E: ss e ss
are not Of record. or by virtue OF the
q which 20 record notice is Given. 4
sary, ep1 pfopsr psSttes hsrsto. a. wn.
In sald eetton to which rsferenoe fs
here made: . copy OF which 10 heret~
And you are hereby notified that IL
you tail to hppeAS. 4na to answer tn,
said complAlnt a. above required. tho
3ademsht a9sinst you a. prayed for
GlvSp under my hand at Springfield
ruary. A. 3. iSiS.
]. K. Doughty and Charles L Doughty.
P.alntt6's At.orneys.
Last pub. April s, 1918.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15
stat. Of co,or!sao. saE.'ao"'
County OF s.ea
Ell. n l9,t In The District Court
'e - Piaintin.

Ell. R. W,tss e tas District Court
Ludwig xsiIer: The Farmers
FSon.s FSea sne 8. TESs: Mes..t. tccTHH:sss; TaHH.sss
Loan and Trust Company;
&c counas. Sas Goiersdo. succeasor
In Trust to Thomas o. Moi
fet. Trustee. and persons
to the plaintiff, " !
ras e ksis. III aas f
and Trust Compsny: Thomas o: Nof-
fett. trustee for the use OF The Farm
sherid st MO of La Las Anim.s County. Colo.
RADIO. Successor In Trust to Thomas Q.
Monett. Trustee. and .persons whose
Defsndents % @ abovs named. GREETING:
IN ss sssies S:sasSs, sx.i,n;s ~ ySSn y
srict Court Of B.ea County. state Of
Colorado. end an.wsr the complatsns ,s
sssyisa sssssaa S.ssos sssyvsa ety ywhin th
y. Or " .pu6iicatlon: within ,hifty
Sefsuit a. Win bs tsken sssdnst you sc-
e ss ss se e.; sSs
with this summons. or II the service
hereof b made out Of this .,ss state: E then then
answer sssSss ai Sc a,lewed ssfers the tsE
ing. n Judgment BY default as afore-
The said action y breueht to quiet
title to the followlug descrtbed real
sstate. situate. lying and being In The The
The Northwest ousrtsr of sect!or
SaSl South, IN Range Josty-txo Stzl
tsinins iih :. one ss handrsd d sixty tise5 acres
government survey. - .f
e,tss: n 4s.s sGiii sSs nisinsis vs-iix si,ss,
that ther0 are pSrSons tnte9e01s4 In tn
above desefibs4 la1A Whese nans.
:hs can rot iEssrs hssef1 SsessSsc: sss:
that the interest OF eoeh ,uAknoyn pef.
|eons has - Aestye4 - sesas.S9Hs,
~, 4: nes 3 q e4..ssse2 So sssstss sssssssesss e s.
p which @ tsSle4 eot!ee q river ~
that :ssr Sa H:s'Ps hereto. scs n:ss :: N
here u,9de; : eopy of which u hsrstt
AL .ycs ars Aershy notified that I
ssi9 e9mplaant a. eboye reauirS3 n: tn
;asS D,aants9 tn sass dsasS,sa rs1sa 70 fo;
In said complaint.
in in, % %::id :: essnsy shss sSS ssss " az y Sss'
:, K Dsa.s'5 :ss .,s,: ,Esss':. 1;;sss.ss 4 Dssss.,
LAST bSSS. SSs ADsif af' q 1915.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15
sgNAoNs

- ~ SUMMONS
s..s., s'.'s :. ;. 's'ss.s'' s.s. ;.
ss",, s,,. y, %,is;s + + 81. s. District court ~
.ss.as,. .ass Es;,.s.s. = 4 Brewer; "a JANE. mes
Sous WhOxe names are un-
KNOWN to the plAtuti1.
- DefenuxntA } iN
The People OF the htatc Of Colorado.
Patterson: and persons whose nance
are unknown to the platntln. the De-
fendents apove named. GltkEVlN0:
In an action Drought against you y.
the above named plaintiff in the DIS.
trict Court OF bscA County. state y.
isan saa %snsy days sisss
scrvice hereof. II served WITHIN this
COUNTY; or. Il ssEvsd out ct sn,s GSs.- ss..,
days after the service hereof. exctusis =
" the day of service; or Judgment by
default, Will be taken against YOU A.
And Il copy Of the complaint in III.
ABOVE entitled action be not servcu
VITA .hss M summons. M 9r 4 tns me- serx,s. ,n.
Oefore specified Tor appearance
..,a. Ut OF Judgment y d'fault as .f0fs
The said action 10 brought to quiet
title In the following described rUA.
estate. situate. lying and Uenis ..
County of Baca, State Of Colorado. to-
The seu.hws.. au.sts. A ,. .. ,.I section .. 2
a l1,S Range ,{oriy.sHo l!.l ~, West IA, q ' shs
sundreS sa 'h ffty.sisst tiss sS1 asls:. gov. SS:
And the Complaint herein further re-
oAtes: That the plaiutin verify beliese.
that there are persons Interested In tn.
Auove described land whose names
she. can not insert herein becaus.
their names, residences and POST once
addresses are unknown TO her and
that the interest Of such unknoMn per-
or deeds Of conysyencs. Or liens wh!S.
laws OF descent and inheritance. but
Of which no record notice IL given. an0
that such unknown nerscns are necee-
sary and proper parties hereto. as will
more fully appear from the complaint
In said action to which ;referenco Il
here made: COPY OF which 10 hereto
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to APPEAR. and to answer n.
aid pi{iHtia wiii take dsfaait ana
In saId complaint.
0iver under my hard at springasld
fuary. A. b. 111S..
J. X. Doughty and Charles L. Doughty
P1Ainti6's Attorneys.
First pub. Aa5sA lafe -
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15
sl,lf sUMMONS
State of Colorado,
County OF Baca ~
In the District Court
NllH ~ Fiaintin \

Charles ii. Tabinx and persons}
who.s nance are upknown to(
Defendants. ~
Ths People Of the State Of Colorado. :
whose names are unknown to the plain
dRnEfiNd: sFn III NdHei'nosh'' s0ove "-"'''
You are hereby required to appear
the above named pIsintiir in the Dis
trtSt Court Of Rsss Coussty. sta1s =,
therein within twenty days after q.
County, or. H served out Of this CouE.
". or by .pnblfcAtion, within thirty
o. the dap OF service; or 1udEment BY
defeult Will BE- tAksn egalnst YOU a;-
And Il : esys 8 M sembiAint Is ths
sIG MifS ttis tt'SiSm Sumcns Scn or p S sSe service
hereof BE- made out q this State: sh.n
beforef Specihed for appearance and
Answer will be allowed before the tRx T.
Ing. OF Judgment ,.b1 default as afore-
1klus " "a SO.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15
E:s:s:' 81. Rsss' 2Ee:SIf 2E:sIffss :. !. s'.si'. s'is'l''
sUleIaOJtg
st-'' Of co'oF's~ s..
's.s.., 4 as 8: .D,.,,.s. cur,
= f..issia. /,
n Miller and pefsons
9ss sss 1s1;ss, Sss;se,s2 2ss unknown

sssGs: g 8. 1assss, 1Saissssssss,s2s s2s' ankno~n
sOsSa.1Aats. AZ
fsss,s z Ss: ss.s' & rsSns Of cSlsFsdsS; Sss.,
S.ssssasss e sTssSs ssss. e ss.ss "a Sss1:
3ss sass sssssy. seaa,ssa % ssp.- !
e sSsse sss'es ss ssSS sSa.sse ~ Is .ss sS1 bis- =
|alfi SRr.t e sss S'Sss:y. rs .es;..s, s:sss 3,
3s3s atesa YsssS ssssSsss sseys y...sas ssssr ~. T..
ees3y q. g ssEy:4 cut ,sss g sn,s SSIn. sss11.
: ~ ffiSs - sssvise kssscs; s.siSsiSss .;
ls Nss g ess:s a<sSSsess <sSs e;zsp,.is;. zSs, a,
= e LII. u: sss',sssss e sss ss.sss e sss
~ ss3"sssss sss a. tkis q - sssss ssiss den
~ ~ = Sc s!es sss:.n. M
81 ss ssassss:a5 sas s 3 s.issis . .; siols-
\ He saia action ls brought to. quiet
:e:. 81: { ss ;sss "a $3.50 s:Iss Is 's y.
s sGsss "a W:s Ms 2 e rs e tss sosss
~ 4s3asssr of esetsen TSo 81 = 4 X
srss.s.e rss.ss's rs y::s s;s SSa sss a,..n ssse:
p n. conteininG one hundred s'xts
ueol eSfss. gove.nmSns iorvey;
'6ltsS: .That The pistnti6 verify eellr.s
above .1eAcFtbsd land whose names
80 cAu net inert herein bccas,
86TssSss are unksown 70 her ami
sons has been derived by asignsnen.
or deeds Of eonveyencee or lsSns wh!s
iswe. cf descent and inheritancs. Du !,
0f which no record notice - given. ant
that such unknown persons are neces-
sary and proper parties hereto. - wiii
IN said action 20 which. refersnce "a
here msds; . COPY OF which 10 neret'
And You are hereby notined that II
you fail 70 appsar. and to answer n,
tsle eomplaiHt "A, a above rs:.snirssd. .sI,,s thS hS
3udsnsnt sssinSt you a. prayed for
uixSn i undsr my hand At springnelu
In said County. Oils 18th day OF Feb
J. <. DcasStz IA Charles I. Doughty,
~ JSSe SSe aASsii a s. 1913. SIS n
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15
sUHlGoHD
State Of Colorado.
coanty Of Baca )
In ths District Court
. ~ Fi.intin. I

IL C. Moore and ysrsons
whose name: ;n,s,,t are unknown
- .Ae 'bessndants. )
The People q the state Of Colorado.
name. M = .ss s sssnsws ~ . s: s.;ss!!
ihs he Defendents above named. GREET
Sou are hereby required to appear
IN an action brought against you .,
the above NAMED Diatnti@ 10 the Dis.
SSrr. .a G sas sRsy sssei o
ssssfss ssy ssrsof. % iYes ssav:d % wtssa .hs s
70 out ~.sin Fl sna' Sls
days after tic service hereof, exciUs.
q the day, Of service: or iudSmsnt by
sers eersins % 70 The 3 pssysr % Of sss sompl.is. I &
4 sats eHy Of seso, hs Ss . s
ten days additionsi 70 tie .tins herein.
ssiSFs w 6 e.. taxi
inE, of judgment BY defenlt as afore-
se1S Tse said action 4. brousAt to ouI.t
sitie to the following Described real
ceaasy fsssi u sss.. % sts.s ss e eoios.d % To- e.
s.sss.ss1 n.hsS as. resnssp II ersas fsirss
s South 81 III. Y s1ss Hsnss. ss.s 0rfytHo eoa. ss
tanning One Hundred Sixty tiSo) acres.
government survey.
And the complaint herein further re-
elites; That ths pisi.tiE verify Bsiieys.
that there are persons lntsrested in tn,
above described land whose names
she can not Insert heretn becausl
addresses are unknown 70 her and
sons has been derived by asignfpent
or deeds Of conveyanoes or liens whici
are not of record. or by virtue Of thu
laws q descent and inhsEitapss. Dul
that such unknown HersQns are recea-
sary and proper parues hereto. d. will
more fully appear from the complaint
in said action to which reference 10
hero made: q copy o. which 10 hereto
And You are hereby notined that II
s:is sS%'SiisIias 81 'SSiI "A, ss sSoy: iisSissS. s as
judgment r. s,n,g,a,as ags,i,nst you a. prayed for
Given under my hand at Springfield.
in said County. this 18th DAY OF Feb
ruary, A. d. 1918.
, J. K, Doughty and Charles I. Doughty.
Plai9tiGs Attorneys.
Last pub. April s. 1913. ,-s l..
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-15

Ana you are hereby nolinea thAt II
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f~su c"usuInaNt - Avovo roAu.rsVs Lac
s..s..ASaL kaIsiss' you ~ ~ .,ou
AA sAlu eO0ASIAsnL
NlsSu ..uSs AlAy Asnu ~ Sprinknoiu.
iu AAI0 cOunIys shis AvIn uay oL roU-
1ukrs. a. ~. 4vla. yt
j. ~. VouEuty and Charles L. Doug hty
flAiAItu .AttVTne,s.
.kiret puO. MArCn ., lSA6.
LAxt pub. April b. lsle.