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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16

Crazs a Ia 5a- gag. Col. sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16

do por ell respeto que SC lie debe q un
| hombre que tiene en- pos de 81 un pa
| sado g~lorioso de luchas, de- combates
V de tradiciones. Pcro es n de los
~ancestros de la Republica, por ella ha
sufrido y por ella ha t~rlunfado; ha a
povado a!gunos gabinetes 2 los que
ha atacado en- seguida. Este gran an
ciano endeble, de 0 apagada Y de
cabellera eleCiaca. Sc impone d todos:
Sc hace ell silencio. iDios Padre va a
hablar. En- medic de un si!encio re-
ligioso. cl senior Ribot SC eXpresa en-
voz baja. aunque profunda y COMO
ahoeada. Su mano izquierda queda
en- ell p~antal0n: pero con Ia derecha.
el senior Ribot unta SUI coraZon en-
IA tribuna como Sc unta Ia mantle
quilla en- el pan: Sc perciben algunas
ralabras: "iLealtad -. ;Sinceridad
republican,. -, Mis- principles. ....
Mi sinccra adhcsi6r..... Mi leal-
tad. 1900. Nj sinccridad. $50! Mi pa
sado. NJ presente... .. Ell por
venir de la democracia a la que me he
consagrado. ..., etc, etc. Este a
como una Iuvia bienhcchora sobre
ell terreno narlamentario, pero no ha-
ce que Sc apruebe ningun proyecto de
ley.
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ASUNTOS DEL Ola :

! gente que Sc pasa la vida monotone
y fastidiosamentc, "desPachando' VI
veres detras de IN mostrador, o ga
rrapateando en- los libros de una Off
Gina.
Pero ell mayor beneficio, la ventaja
mayo de estas practicas ~electorales,
es la que acaban de dcscubrir los
miembros del cooperatista, en- la Gu
| dad de Mexico, durante las reeientes
Y aun no r~esueltas, elecciones NUM-
c~ipales. .
Tn grupo de "polticos", de los
mas fervorosos, de los mas habiles, y
dc los mas ~dccididos. Sc euelan al
domicilio de un casillero, con ell fin
de robarle los expedientes; pero en-
tanto 81 robo de los pape-
Totes electorales, y usan para clio ell
scncillo procedim;ento de apalear al
casilero, los que quedan desocupados
Sc dan cuenta de que ahi hay algo
mas que robar, y mientras sus compa-
ncros buscan ell e~xpediente, clos dcs-
cerrajan baules, comodas, armarios,
despanzurran muebles, abren cajones,
vRcian mesas, y Sc llevan cuanto hay
de vslor en- la casa.
Total: una violencia politica, un in
cidentc electoral, un rapto de passion
dcmocratica, que en- otro caso cual-
7~uiera, en- otra epoca que no fuera de
@!ecciones, Sc llamaria un robo con
fractura, asalto a raano armada. rase-
RIA msxima.
Por fortuna, en- este tempo entra
en- las platicss clectorales. Por ESQ
decimos que en- Mexico dcbcn estar en-
cantados con las conquistas de la de-
mocracia.
Pedro RECIO.
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ACTIJAI IDADES EXTRANJERAS
Los eRANDEs TRlBUNos FRANCHISES

! cue los humildes habitantes de los
! cuarte!es pariSienseS Sc slntleron con
| almas divinas. y es por csc solo MI
nuto por ell que e. nombre del senior
Eiviani no perecera. Aquel preStl-
gioso formador de periodos tuvo a!gu-
mas figuras de genio; no era so!amen-
re literature parlamenartia 10 que eS-
cucha5amos. EZRA tambien el critic de
u Partia! Antes Y despues de esa te-
cha. he dido hablar al senior Vivian '
10 he admirable; pero no ha l!egado
hasta conGuistarme. He vueito a en-
contrar en- 81 al aabil rotor, el CONT
nuador de Chateaubriand, de csc ST.
niestro demonio que creo IA music2
del discurso.... 10 he escuchado con
u n delicioso placer. Que pureza y
cue a~bundancia! y que vacio tan en-
cantador.. go, FL senior Niviani no
tiene gestos violentos; o ambas ma
nos parece encerrar sus ideas dentro
de IN circulo magico. Su semblan-
te no Sc ANNA Y no forza IA voz.
,Escuchad a la literature que pasa!
El senior BRAND no tiene tales vue-
los; es el orador practice, el hombre
de combate; sube a Ia tribuna o un
aire negligente, aire que tlene en- to-
tas las circunstancias de 81 vida; un
POGO ~encorvado, como es natural en-
LIN hombre de su edad, con una fiSo-
nomia atormentada, suS ojos lnqule-
tantes. SUI cabellera aislada Y su cuer-
DO que Sc antoja debil por mas que
sea robusto, TODD en- Gl iEdispone en-
contra suya; :habla V sois atraidos
Dor el. iSu voz, c~avernosa Y nasal a
la vez. intimida como Nh anatema.
Tiene frases cortas que van a allen
tar a los diputados hasta el fondo de
su corazon V que italian eco en- Ia ca
"a donde Sc recoge Ia votaci6n; ina
genes preciSas que asomOran. \ So
bre TODD. csc arte. acaso inferior, de
dirigirse a los intereses. Ante cada
una de las fraseS de I'm discurso del
senior BRAND, podeis colocar I'm buen
numero de votos conquistados en- Sc
guida V cuyo cOnjunto formara ma
| yoria. Podreis Observar tambien que
81 senior BRAND dejo Ell poder cuando
Quiso ' no ha ]pretendido jamas ad-
quirirlo De nuevo..... Els demasiado
habil..... ;Sus ademanes 10 desert
ben: va con ambos induces juntos a
poya su demonstration; va apunta a su
adversario con un dedo cargado como
una pistola; va, con ell mismo dedo
levantado, invoca Ia justicia inminen-
te de las cosas.
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Allvia los muscuIos cansa-
dos y adoIoridos
Compre una botella de S!oan's Liri-
ment y tengala sieIapre n la ma
no para casos de emergencia.

SO Al mcros tu"iera IN POGO de Sloan's
LIaiment ~ CUHntas vcccs habr:i I'D
dirho csto ; despues. cuando los dolores
-eumaticoS han ccd;do. despuGs dc varias no.
ras dc atorIn"ntario. I'd. 10 ha o!vidado. Que
10 vueiva 4 Tepcrtirsc.-comp-e una DO. III,
""H D''SEi". n puede ncccSttar csta ,aisyta
""cHc. puss puedc sufrir un ataquc ines
rerato lie reconnaissance. ~sciitica. ~iirl;ayo
mGsculos ado!o.iGos. rigidcz de las artjcuIa.
clones. dolores causados po- pcrmancccr . Ia
ntcmncric. I'd. loCrara un Immediate aIi.
'!o de estos dolores con Sloan.s lin
'neht' 81 iinimen;o que pcHetrG SIN ncccsiGqa
DC fTotGrio.
y amos de cstar a Ia cabcza de las mo.
GicinaS Siniiarcs. Limrio Y e.on6mico. En-
-. &c, TO-. = s. "A
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En- Mexico deben estar feiices con
las practicas democraticaS.
Bien que no llevan a 10 que debIe-
ran l~levar, es decir, a que el pueblo
Sc de por su librc y ~exPontanea Vo'
luntad, los gobernantes que quiera'
a'que ell pueblo pueda llevar su vote a
la c~asilla electoral y csc vote sea eN'
preston de su voluntad ciudadana. o.
bedecida y respectable; pero proPorcio-
nan otros divertimientos, otras salts
f~aeciones, otros beneficios.
Por 10 pronto, co~nstituyen oportu"
nidad de dar palos y de lamar gritos
V ESQ siempre cs agradabie.
TIL, ~lcctor. tiencs un amigo, hay por
ahi uno o varios ~sujetos que te hacen
NAL estomago, que tie ponen enfer-
mo, eente que tie choca y a quien,
como no Sc meten contigo, 10 themes
o~portunidad de injuriar nj de aPalear
para el ~necesario desahogo dc tus ra-
bias: pues esperas que llegue un dla
de clecciones, cmpunas, en- cl club al
cual perteneces el baston que te CO.
rresponde, y tie vas a eJcrcitar cl SUI
f~ragio. Llegas a la c~asilia, dondc tn
enemigo o tn amigo pesado Sc ehcuen
ira de instalador, de ~presidente o de
escrutador, y a la mcnor d~ificultad,
cuando cscuches ell primer CRITIC u
oiEas silbar cl primer g~arrotazo, la
emprendes a palos con el y te desa-
hogas en- nombre de la ley y de la de-
mocracia y del sufragio effective.
Estas facilidades tc las habian ne
gado los gobiernos paSados, los GO
biernos dictatoriales que hacian So
los las elccciones, sin darte OCCASION de
salir a la Gale a tomar Partc en- una
mas O menos p~intoresca Y mas o me-
nos contundente.
Por otra parte, las elecciones son
motive de sendas barbacoas, de pic
mics, de banquetes, de lunches, de CO.
pas, de uno aue otro reparto de no.
nedas-quc Preceden al de los palos-
V de alternar con personajes y de su-
Dir y bajar escalcras m~inisteriales.
Luego: ihay. cosa mas interesante
que las juntas secretas, que los con-
cialabulos a puesta cerrada, en- torno
de una mesa en- la que hay un libro
de actas, un tinsero, una pluma, un
~secante. una botella de tequila y Tn
~salero acompanado de su correspon-
diente pedazo de limon? -. 5000.
Ali Sc habla quedo, de como el Mi
nistro X va a querer burlarse de los
electores, dc como ell Diputado Z, an,
da trabajando por cuenta del gobier-
no para sobornar a un casillero o Sc
cuestrar a un Presidente de Club; de
como la Policia montada tiene orde'
mes dc obrar energ;camente, con gra,
We lesion de la democracia v de las
costillas, Ell dia de la election, y sc
haceu los planes correspondientes pa
ra burlar al MiniStro, ara nulificai
las ~gestiones del diputado gobiernis,
ia, y para poner a los amigos a Gu
bicrto de las careas de la poiicia NOR
tada.
Ash Sc p~lanean secucstros. robos d.
expcdien.cs, justification dc boletas
uso de nombres ~suPusstos, Padrone
de ~cementerio, etc. etc.
Y este es 10 mas agradable par;
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Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA.
Pierre Weber, en- sus "cronlcasY ma
&C a grandes rasgos de puma, eI re-
trato de algunos de los grandes tn
bunos f~ranceses: Vivian, BRAND, HI
bot. Clemenceau, Barthou y Descha-
mel.
He pasado cinco amos, dice, en-
compania de los diputados Y de eilos
he ~conservado algunos recuerdos que
hoy voy a comunicar: he escuchado
= algunos oradores a quienes IA mag
p~iticencia del drama les daba IN es-
plendor particular. Y voy a tratar
&c haceros conocer 81 apariencia,
tai como por mi fua recogida.
FL senior Viviani, 81 orador mas per
fecto u me haya sido dado eScu-
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RETRATOS A PUMA

char. habIa en- IN tono nlesurado: e.
I de Agosto, cuando tuvo la gloria
de exponer Ia augusta lena de re-
soluci6n del pals cuyos destinos tenla
Ia pesada tarea de dirigir, Sc presen-
n en- Ia tribuna armada de una calma
sobre-numana. El hermoso dlscurSo
u pronunci6 no parecia haber sldo
Dreparado de antemano; fueron ira
ces muv ~sencillas Y muy grandes que
c~oncordaron con Ia grandeza &c las
CIRCUMSTANCES. Entonces creIamoS
Que 81 senior Viviani era un estadlSta:
habia sabido encontrar las paIabras
one crearon acknowledgements Ia
Union sagrada. Fue tai Ia emoclon
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FL senior George Clemcnceau. es
Ell orador mas p~intoresco: como perio-
dista. Sc eXtiendc en- cOnsideraciones
multiples; escribe Columns; confes6
moslo. este escritor cs un nensador
notable. un estilista distinguido, que
70 tiene mas de un dcfecto: cscribe
siempre n columna de mas. Pero
cuando hab!a, sabe medirSe. 81 Sc eX-
ceptian aigunos eytensoS d~iscurSos
de combate. en- los que SC eXtendlo
(por ejemplo. su discurso en- el Sc
nado, que provoc0 el asunto Malvy),
no abusa de la tribuna: ounce frases
mordientes. llenas de imagenes al
aqua fuerte. de ~argumentos que HE
rem al adversario en- 81 punto sensi-
bic, dialectica cerrada y rapida;
este hombre que sabe eScuchar dis
cursos interminableS, responde en po-
cas- palabras que hacen el efccto de
una bala: V es curioso ell contraste
entire su voz a~pacible, familiar, cast
vulgar Y sus palabras precisas, fe-
roceS V definitivas. Cuando Qulere
el senior Clemenceau elerarse hasta
Ia ~elocuencia. pronuncia discusses ia
les que lie han Waldo SUI entrada en-
la Academia. Cuando la i~nterpela-
ci6n, Malvy dijo algunas frases, acer
ca de Ia responsibilities de los esta-
distas, que son sencillamente las mas
bellas que jamas Sc han pronunciado
en- III rencinto paramentario; los que
las oyeron sintieron IN estreTecimien
to que no han podido olvidar. Ahora
L.. 4. = ~ O. =
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FRANKLIN MERCANTILE co.

$40 Walnut ST. Kansas City. No.
Ia Casa mis- ba-ata dc csta ciudad que
vcnde a n rnitad de 81 valor toda c!ase dc
ropa hccha : esta atcndida por IN mexicaDo.
-ESta casa hace reEacSas de dinero y ropa
4 cEalQuier Tunto 9 informa n los mexicanos
de c~ua!quicr duda que Sc les presente. Ocu-
rran Il cs.a casa. pcrsonalmente o por corrco.
Los doningos csfA alberta medic dia.
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e. senior Rioot es el ultimo repre-
sentante de la raza desaparecida; es
el vieio republican, de carrera Guam
do sube 4 la tribura, 10 hace aureola-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-20

high and preparatory schools, Boy
Scouts, clubs. and similar organiza-
tions, but they should be boys who
earnestly propose 70 have their lives
count for the best things, and who
won d be interested in a conference
of this kind Its main purpose is 10
give inspiration and instruction in ser.
vice by boys, for boys.
The conferences of the past years
have been attended by over $500 Of the
strcng, virile, older boys, as we'll as
by pastors, teachers, scoutmasters,
and leaders who are interested in the
best welfare Of the boys of Vermont.
Many o fthe boys have been doing
splendid service in the.h home organ
izations because Cf the help received
al those conferences.
The speakers will include some OF
the best men In American who are
working with boys, among them being
Albert L, Roberts, dean of the county
department of the International Com
mitee; G. W. Hinckey, founder of
Good VIII Farms for boys; Scoutmas.
ter H. b. Rankin; Jared Van Wagencn
jr New York department of agricul-
ture Ii. Col. II, X. Roberst; and sew
eraI others to be announced later.
Full information about the confer
ence may be obtained from ministers,
school men, schoolmasters or from
Byron N. Clark, Burlington, V.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Newp Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 5usy Readers

Charlie Chaplin in THE Fireman"
Harte Theatre today, ADV.
The permanent relief committee re-
Gently organized in Bennington is for
the purpose of aiding the people OF
stricken Serbia. Mr.. II. H. Webster
is member of the executive commit
tee.
George W. Williams, an employe of
the Bennington Wholesale Grocery
company met with an accident Friday
that resulted in a fracture OF one of
the small bones in foot.
Coming to the Opera House Mon
day and Tuesday next week Elsie Fer
guson in The Greenwood Tree a
special Paramount Aircraft produc-
ton at regular admission Of 6, IL and
II cents, Adv.
Fred Trip, an employe of the Fill
more Farms, on Thursday was severe
ly injured when limb from falling
tree struck his arm and foot The
arm was cut in two places and the
foot was badly bruised.
Col. l.. F. Abbott this forenoon slip
ped and fell on the walk in front OF
the Lowe garage at the corner of
South and Elm streets and fractured
his left arm above the elbow He was
taken to the Putnam Memorial hospl-
tai where this afternoon he was re.
ported to be as comfortable as pos
slble under the circumstances.
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TO COMBAT HIGH
COST OF LIVING


Chicago, Dec. t0.-Women OF Iii.
nois will lead the campaign against
the high cost OF living A woman is
to take charge of the entire state or.
ganization being formed to batter
down prices.
Mrs Maude r. Turley, organizer OF
the woman's division, issued her first
communication to the women Of the
state yesterday
Stop buying" she said. Refuse
to pay luxury prices and unreason.
able costs for the common foodstuffs
Buy only what is absolutely neces-
saly now.
stop eating dollar a dozen eggs
and 90-cent butter
Postpone purchase of the fur coat
and expensive suit for the present
and watch prices tumble.
You are 80 per cent of the pur,
chasing power in Illinois Use that
power this minute and watch the re.
suits.
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Commissioner, Notice

The undersigned, haN.ng been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Bennington
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of G. II,
Pozzato late of Readsboro in said Dis
trict. deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid. at the Office of l.. II. Crosier
in the town of Readsboro in said Dis
trict on the goth day of November
and Goth day of March next. from 100
O'Clock q. m. until 400 o'clock D. m.
on each of said days and that six
months from the l4th day of October
a. d. 1919. is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Readsboro. Vt, this 31st
day of October A. p. 1919.
L. II. CROSIER
j. W. HORTON
Commissioners.
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Commissioners, Notice

ESTATE OF DANIEL r. COKCORAN
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Bennington.
Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Daniel
z. Corcoran late of Salisbury in said
District, deceased, and all claims ex-
hibited In offset thereto. hereby give
: office that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the store of James
Meagher In the village of North Ben
nngton in said District, on the tenth
day of November and tenth day of
February next, from ten o'clock A. m,
until four o'clock p. mo on each of said
days and that six months from the
second day Of September A. D., 1918.
is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at North Bennington, Vt, this
3lst day of October A. D., 1919.
E, d. WELLING
VIM c. MEAGHFR
Commissioners.
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OLDER BOYS CONFERENCE
Session to Be Held at Northfield
JannarY 23-25.

January 23-25.
The Eighth Annual Conference OF
the older boys of Vermont will be held
at Northfie d. January 1926 next. 1t
viii begin with the supper session on
Friday evening. Saturday will be fill
ed with addresses, group conferences.
visit to Norwich University and an
attractive evening program On Sun
day morning the conference speakers
will give addresses in the local
churches In the afternoon there will
be conference session, and the clos
ing meeting will be held Sunday even
ing.
The people of Mortified kindly Of
fer free entertainment in their homes
to REGISTERED delegates, who must be
between fifteen and twenty ne years
OF age or the leaders OF delegation
groups Delegates are invited from all
churches, Sunday schools. young peo-
pies societies, Y NJ G. AS, colleges,
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4o9o DEER KILLED
Final Report is Announced BY Fish
and Game Commissioner

Montpelier, Dec. 20.-The total mum
Der of deer killed during the open
season OF 1919 as reported to the Off
ce of the fish and game commissioner
shows 1850 animals killed Rutland
county leads with SIS. The distribu.
tion By counties is as follows Add
son 400; Bennington, 1898; Caledonia,
1857; Chittenden, 1875; Essex, 269
Franklin, G6; Grand Isle, l. lamoille,
30G; Orange, 172; Orleans 1922; Rnt-
land, SIS. Washington, 49l Wind
ham, $40 Windsor, AS; total 1890
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Ever notice it2 No kid is ever so
dinky but some nice old lady stops
on the street and says: my, my
What big boy you're getting to bel"
Judge.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-03
Lake View ness

Weather bad. Flue better. Ev
erybody On the mend.
1t is reported that black
tongue is spreadiLg in New York.
i reckons it will be seven year
tch or grease heel nnxt.
o. FL. Smith an p q Finlsle
went back to Kan Fa. .hSy
could have the flu Iql
Roy Winters was z; after
the flu patients in h n lat
week.
OF the brave six bhndred in
the grand charge on THE nam
monized trenches of the G O. Ps
in the year 1918, Jimmy Noland
nd Ms Bradford re tins only
ones left 10 tell the t2ry, he 9th
ers having al fsllrn o. tside of
nc - works. BuG no use in
repinipg, / So, It will be our turs
next.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-03
Locals

MISS Lucy Barrier Is assisting
Mrs. Will Denney with her
housework.
Web Greer Monday paid his
way up into 20 and carried off
the aforesaid five maps.
For House and two lots
on west north avenue.
Mrs. Wanda Wilson.
j. r Hart, our barber, better
known as Doc, had his sub peg
last week moved up into the 20
ties.
Claude Dean, who has been
working in the Denney garage,
left for Guthrie, Okla. last
week.
The, Bickfurd boys We're in
town With a couple OF coyote
hides Saturday-a cou uple they
raised from puppyhood.
DR.. Patient of Pueblo, who
has been here for some time as
sisting in tlue cases, returned
home last week.
Archie Konkel Came up from
Campo Monday and reported
about eighteen inches snow down
that way. He waded through on
ehorse,
Claude Jones, our efficent mai
carrier, made mself a sleC
4, Tuesday 16 feet long. and Wed
| nesday puj on six horses anc
Went after the mail.
J henry McAdam and son Char
ley managed to get over from hi
ranch in the Blaine country Mon
doy, Mr.. McAdam starting OF
the return trip the next day.
| Our old-lime neiahbor Chas
Wilson Of Bosto got caught uE
Iin tie snowstorm in Springfield
| last week, and so has temper
arily become 1. citizen of the Hui
town.
| Tommy Konkel was in tow
| Monday and informs US he mad'
! a sled trip to Two Buttes fo
-four for Stonington, they benz
.ntirely out. He figured tn
snow an average of twelve inch
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-03
Alfrey, Smith

On Tuesday of last We X En-
| st AL rev pu' up h tr'ats to
| Herald for 'e-w he ocr sin.
f ti> N il. Mss AM
J ,mt.. both TT B Fincrun.
I ry, an thcu 'br n dd V r
| ,nkad an ark.0w g mon of
the treats and h. annouAc m 1t
of the wedding.
Ernest just lacked little of be-
no his own boss, SO his mtmmn
came along to tell the cur, it
vas all right. s. the lice0Se wa>
orocur d and Judg Allen laid
the glad words that made Ernest
Alfrey and Miss Amy Smith hus-
,ard and wife, and the happiest
wo people in al the country
since the last imp rrtanf even of
th,t kind WAS celebrated.
Ernest A frey is an indus rious,
energetic yourg man the Big
Flat country Will Miss Amy
was a .p c. II fayoritr If the
Young 1T of he ueiehhorNo'd.
The Her I'D jp.nS WITH Il elr
maryf i.ncs in wishing 'hem "A
long and harp, marri d if an
NAV happiness and prosp' rlty
,nd contentuent crown their et-r
,rts in all thier under kings
through life, Incidentiy we eX-
tend thsnks, for the bag OF cam
DIV - considered by the Herald
force as the best part OF the pr :
gram.
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oTICE F r PUBLICATION.

u, s. Land ofIice ut Lsnar. Colo Sept' 1878.
Notice is hereby give that Irwin +. Br dive l..
of Oklaruio oio ado who Feb. IL 1915.
made h.. entry % OF lsi or Lots & & e't
nwa. and nc, S.c'lon 20. Township s2 South.
Rag 10 West 6th rrin. Merriam. has lied
nourc of int'nti n,u' AXE VI. roof 10 . hh;lsh
ei i'm /" thS iHnd bovc d -erib-d. before Regis
ter and Roeci u. 8. Land ofhee. Mt Lamar.
t'or. the ith dAy Of Feb 9l9.
claimant names Witnesses
oren p Fcitz. Audra ". Edgar. both OF Okla
RADIO, Colo Earl Harvey. Of ruck. Cois. Ira jack
son Of Ok arado. Colo ado.
a. L. BEAvE EkS. Register
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N office for Publication

Department Oi che InteTioT
Il, S Land Office at Lamar, Colo
Oct. l, 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that oren d. Feltz
of Olrnrado. Colo. who. on Feb. IL 1915.
made homestead entry. serial NJ. Oi6iso. for e..
Section 10, Township 80 south. r. a9w.. 6th P. ".
has filed - tice of intention o make sy'ar proof
to cstali N clair. the land aroSc described. h
fore Re .istcr and ceivar US. Land Office Mt
Ian r, COLI. N the lIth dav Of Feb, loe.
Cnimnnt nlines wiiu"s.cs.
Ira JnchsAu. Irw2n F. Bird ell. AURA NJ. f =
zar. An tnrce of oklarn Colo. E RI Harvey.
OF TEX. Coo.
AL BEAVERS. Rcsis,c-
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-03
Notice of Adjustment Day

All persons having claims
against the estate of j. K. Sum
d Y. d ceased, are hereby notified
t. present them for adjustment
to the County Court of Baca
t,u ty, state of Colorado, at
S rngie d, C"ir., on the 9th
day of j nuary, a D 1919
NJ. r sunday. A Iministrator.
1918 Assessment LeVieS
FrSta,e 277% $50. 0.S09.22
For t>-unt $40 4O.566 72
lHrr Genera Scr oil 100
81 5l2 35
n MiirarS Polls 2,152 90
TN Of Springfield Is 90
$3.50 S.
7 wnof Two l5uttes 200
$179.57