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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-12

The peH.n d!ai Times. !ram
wh.cn sa., .ppentcj rii:or,Al T.
clipped, Is "a i''mocraNt paper
which seems ;ovaps.t ~ iae view ;
.. a good many y u"rra'S
Oar old is.end j. Ham Lewis,
sometime leader ag the senate
and nowahou, Ia disappear from
WASHINGTON sp.cndor~. declared
recently III Chicago that STesi
dent wilson, our iravo,ivg eS
ocu,ivc. may be forced by the
bitter a,tacks of his critics, 2"
run third time for the presi
dency, God save the country
The President consented 10 .'un
. second time in order thai be
nixhs keep - ous ef var. II
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-12

~irra, m.0, l5te men and women
p. small incomes sufficient for
.s3ci: no5,., r.c0s before tn.
orsie Of Ai-l IF; .. }.u,row cr,
t. haf arc .r>> than half in Dn-.
ch2-.n- p..rar. and q. this DIV
.-.,st!.yu .!.yat5op to the vere..
at want >. r,.r... .n,for, the -na'i.a
O ,,,.al.., ;.-.r., .;,r., r,h.
~ - '''' ''-' '''' ""' eatifE
e ih"lE stiA@ - a"Glun.
CaG pared TIth current living
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-12

he :ine thtrt 5,.ae anG - -ieci
cd, vha, wophl no ucs. ,n osde2H
In yinH uf itle llsc st'rre, o- .na
raseage w.l,~Gyrea m&iel af az,
toyial eieEan,', lc; al bitter
critics OF The Administrations stor-
their mouths sid lag aside Shet:'
poison sippe' pona. lest NE kods
again cry Havoc ana les slil, the
dogs Of xar t.es Va Des. Ae
administrative evils os gosera
men, rails, wires, foods. .trirks
and all the res, of the casalsgxe.
aid he us 'abanR Ged 7or Wilson =.
for doubtless II our thanks -
ceive their reward. Woodrsw Nill
have meres on us. IL ~ possi-
hae."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-12

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-12

Congressman ;fess D: .?iiIn
save iha. Uncle sam don: care
AsaI! Tor sn9ncy, shas he IL the
the most wicked, wasttnl, sx'
sraysga Art concern in ,he whole
warld. Well. un der this bancv
aicns Democratic rule >i the past
sever scays we'se multiplied the
Uumhcr at our multi million
aires haven't we: And largely
oa, ol Uncic Sans cash box.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-11-12

Mag be the Solid 50 nth isn't
breaking up, but 1t Is showing
crHsks.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
FAMIGLTE DEL PRIGINIERI E
DTSPERSI

Firenze, Sin Palazzo Vecchio
ha avuto luogo un 'adunanza del
IAssociazione fra lie famiglie dei
prigionieri e dispersi di guerra
E state preso alto dele relazione
fatta dal presidente prof. Gaspe-
RIM che ha illustrate il lavoro
compiuto Su proposta dell'on.
Giovanni Rosadi 81 sono respinte
lie dimissioni della presidenza che
lie ayeya date ritenendo cessati,
con l'avvenuto ritorno in patria
di tutti prigionieri, la missione e
10 scope della Associazione. | pre-
senti hanno deliberate di svolgere
la loro attivita verso i reduci del
la prigionia le loro famiglie.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05

cipio. Nen'atrio del palazzo IA
cevano servizio d'onore pompieri
e guardie municipal Una musica
militare suonava nell 'atrio. A RI
cevere la medaglia 'erano il CO.
lonnello Wallace numerosi uf-
ficiali, tutti fregiati del nastrino
di guerra italiano. II Sindaco gen.
Nassone, presentando la medaglia
pronunzi6 un breve discorso, di-
cendosi orgoglioso di dare il be-
venuto agh ospiti graditi nella sa-
la dove risuon6, alta e serena, la
voce del Presidente Wilson.
IL colonnello Wallace ringrazi6
calorosamente. lie accoglienze
di Genoya-disse -superanno o
gni previsione. L 'amicizia la
simpatia degli Stati Unit per II
talia datano da motto tempo, 81
accrebbero con sensi dl anmira-
zione in questi ultimI ami sono
ora certamente ancora piu salda-
mente dal sangue Versato IN CO.
mune. Sono altero di avere com
battuto agli ordini di general i
taliani, fero che miei soldati ab-
biano fatto il loro dovete a fan
co dei commilitoni italiani. :" Vivi
applause ed acclamazioni saluta-
rono due discorsi. Flu quindi
servito il t6. Gil uficiali ameri-
cani 81 congedarono mel modo pid
cordiale POGO dopo le Is.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
UN COMTZIO ED UN CORTEO
A MILANO Pc IL RITORNO
DI SERRATT

1Iilano, 10-Oggi in via Man
fredo Fanti ala Camera del la
voro doyeya tenersi un comizio
per festeggiare il ritorno di Ser
rati. Gia sin dale II il vasto sa-
lone del teatro del Popolo era
completamente gremito. Nuovi
gruppi di operai arrivavano man
mano e non trovando posto dove
vano soffermarsi mel cortile della
Camera del lavoro e nellie adiacen-
ze. MOlti operai hanno apposita-
mente abbandonato gil stabili-
menti. Data la grande affluenza
il Comizio non ha potuto tenersi
nella sede della Camera del lavo-
TO 81 e invece tenuto sulla piaz-
"a dell 'Umanitaria. E stata e.
retta una trihnna circOndata da
bandiere rosse e da cartelloni con
scritte diverse. Mel frattempo
arrivi Serrati seguito da una i'm
mensa folla che 81 unisce ALA fol-
la gia radunata inneggiando al
Internazionale" gridando
Viva Serrati!" Mariani sale
per primo ALA tribuna per dire
che 81 e voluto convocare il prole-
tariato non solo per fare una di-
mostrazione di simpatia a Sierra
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05

ii, ma anche per dimostrare Ia
soddiSfazione per la vittoria OF
tenuta dal proletariato collamni-
sta II direttore dell >" Avanti!"
ira grandi acclamazioni ia una
rapida cronistoria degli avveni-
menti di Torino, tralasciando di
parlare della sua prigionia per
non atteggiarsi-egli dice-a mar
tire. Rileva quindi lie vittorie
ottenute dal proletariato durante
e dopo la guerra chiude ineggi-
ando al trionfo del socialismo.
Parlano ancora vari altri orator.
e quindi la folla 81 incolonna col
l'intenzione di dirigersi verso il
centro della citta, ma tutti gil
sbocchi Sono sbarrati dalla caval-
leria. C'e un po' di ondeggia-
mento in via Manfredo Fanti, do
We cOrdoni vengono poi tolti es-
sendo stati rotti. La folla quindi
per corSo Vittorio Emanuele 81 di-
rige in via San Damiano per ae-
compagnare Serrati ALA sede del
Avanti!" owe la folla 81 softer
ma lungamente al acclamare. Da
una fnestra della redazione del
giornale parlano ancora Mariani
e Serrati fnalmente allie IL Ia
folla 81 allontana senza incidenti.
81 assicura che Serrati 81 re-
chera a Roma. La Direzione del
partito socialista gil amici gil
offriranno un banchetto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
L'ASSASSINO DEL TENENTE
ROSI ARRESTATO A VA
REESE

Milano, 10-Ieri sera giunse da
Varese la notizia che un ardito
dale famine mere entrava in cor
so Vittorio Emanuele nei magaz-
zini della Ditta Tirocchi, negozi-
ante in maglierie. L'ardito in
trodottosi in un luogo dove appa-
riva POGO sOryegliato, 81 impos-
sessaya di quattro pacchi di ma
glierie e Ii nascondeva sottO la
mantellina., II soldato venne pin
tardi arrestato e condottO in una
caserma e sottoposto interroga-
torio.
Risult6 chiamarsi Giulio Bogni,
della classe 1896, nato a Somma-
lOmbarda, addetto da borghese ad
un laboratorio di ricami. Incal-
zatO dale domande del marescial-
10 del carabinieri, il Bogni fni
col confessare ad un certo punto
di essere l'autore dell 'assassinio
commesso yenerdf scorso a Tori
no in un albergo di Via Po, in
persona del sottotenente Giusep-
pc Rosi. II soldato dichiar6 che
pOich6 la sua sorte era Ormai de
elsa, sia come disertore, sia come
autore della odierna rapina, non
aVeva dificOlta a confessare il suO
misfatto anche perch6 non voleva
rimanesse in carcere. un innocen-
te, la notizia del cui arresto publ
cato sui giornali della mattina. Ri
chiesto dele cause per cui 81 era
lasciato trascinare al delittO, as
ser1 che il tenente Rosi aveva ma
ciarlo autorita che egli era diser-
nifestato Ii li'ntenzione di denun-
disertOre.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
Da1la NuOva Italia

Iattia, e morto il n. I. Contram-
miraglio G. B. RoselIini, uno del
pochi superstiti di Lissa. Era di
puro sanguc toscano. Suo padre
fu il celebre egittolago Ippolito
Rosellini da Pisa sua madre Ze-
nobia Cherubini, iglia del cele-
5re compositore che diresse a Pa
rigi la cappella imperiale di Ma
poleone |. Giambattista Rosellini
inizi6 la sua carriara marittima
sui "Goffredo Mameli" capitana-
to da Nino Bixio che aveva per
secondo il fratello maggiore del
Rosellini: Eugenio. Preso nella
leva di mare e diventatO "piloti-
no" nella marina regia il nostro
gioVanottO concore per il cOrso
supplettivo della r. Scuola dove
ebbe condiscepoli Giovanni Bet
tolo, De Gaetani, Cassanello, ed
altri ufficiaG che salironO ad alti
gradi ed a bella rinomanza. Nella
campagna del 1866 Rosellini fu
sOttOtenente di yaScedO sulla
Formidable" del Saint Bon. E
partecip6 al glorioso combatti-
mento della corazzata contro le
batterie del Porto San Giorgio di
Lissa. Egli era il superstite di
tutto 10 State Maggiore e forse
anche di tutto lequippaggio del
la celebre corazzata. Ma l'anti-
60 marinaio del Mameli" ed il
giovane uficiale di Lissa ebbe, col
progredire degi ami del gradi,
una parte pi1 che onorevole nella
formazione della Marina di cui la
guerra dalla quale usciamo ha pa
lesato l'alta virt1 perch6 quando
i siluri lie torpedini entrarono a
far parte dele armi di mare, il ca
pitano di fregata Rosellini fu in
caricato degli studi sulle nuove
armi poi della loro applicazione
tattica. Colpito da sordita do
mand6 di essere ascritto ALA IL
sta del sedentari and6 dirigere
a Venezia il Silurifcio merc6 il
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
UNA COLOssALE EREDITA'

Firenze, 10-Si ha da Casellina
e Tori che sarebbe giunta la dal-
lAmerica la notizia della morte
del commensurate in bestiame Pie
tro Francalanci il quale avrebbe
lasciato m'eredita di 81 milioni
Costui sarebbe partito da giova-
netto per l'America non avrebbe
pid dato notizie di Sc. II Priore
di San Michele Tori, che E un
Francalanci, ha roccolto la notizia
sta iniziando lie pratiche per ap-
purarne La veridicta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
I SUPPLENTI POSTELEGRAFT
CT DIN INCASTRO in A.
GITAZIONE

Nicastro, q supplenti di que
sta ricevitoria postelegrafca sono
in agitazione per la loro esclusio-
ne dai provyedimenti economici
giuridici sanciti recentemente pei
personale pari gradi dele attire
rieeyitorie succursali missioni
cGmpetendo ad essi uguali diritti
siaA Aperch6 oberati da lavoro an
che maggiore di quello da diver
sil altri uffici di prima classe, ri
traggono il loro sostentamento e
sia infne perch6 nessuna missione
usufruirono a causa del servizio
militare.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
LA MEDAGLIA D'ORO DI
GUERRA AL 332. mo REGGI-
MENTO AMERICANA

Geneva, 1O-Una famigliare ed
affettuosa ma pur solenne cerimo-
MIA 81 esvolta ale ore II nellie sa-
lie del Palazzo civico per la conse-
gna di una grande medaglia d'orc
al glorioso 332.mo Reggimento a.
mericano, decretatagli dial NUM-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05

quale la nostra Marina 81 sottras-
Sc al tribute che, insieme ale al
tire, pagava aIl'Austria poiche a
Fiume era sorta la fabbrica di
Whitenned cui tutti gil ammira-
gil accorrevano.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05
LA MORTE DI UN SUPERSTI
TIE DI LTSSA

Firenze, 1O-In via della Scala
48, dopo lunghissima e penosa ma
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-05

Questa produzione rappresenta Tepoca della guerra
mondale, del piu gand Iavor cinematograhc utt
coloro che lovedranno potramo apprezzare valore
LA CRANDE VITTORIA"---mette in rHevo
la differenza d idee fra gil Stat Unit la Gerrnania ira
Woodrow Wilson ed pazzo GugieImo HohenzoIIem
Dmosra come Kaiser nizo grande guerra ed approve
gil ai pu brutal che la stora abba rcordare Tutto clio
svoo da sera d scene sorprendenti ed eozio-
nant:
La deportazione del Belgi, 1uccisione
della suora Cave1l, e tutte lie nefoudezze
COmmesSe dag1 Unni.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
RUSSIAN POLICY
ADMIRAL KOLCHAK
DECENTRALIZATION

Paris, July 2s-(By the A. P.)-Rad-
ical decentralization in the reconstruc-
ton of Russia is the settled policy OF
Sergius Sazonoff. foreign minister of
the Omask government. A detailed
explanation OF this policy and a gem
eral outline of the political plans of
the Kolchak government were given
| today to the Associated Press by M.
Sazonoff, who recently returned from
London where he conferred with Brit
ish officials
The situation, the Omsk minister
, said, was made because Admiral Kol-
chak's reply to the allies in which he
promised autonomy to various states
that have broken away from old Rus
STA has caused much discussion. He
said he considered 1t desirable to give
| his governments attitude toward va
rious Municipalities and sections seek
! ing autonomy.
The local government should be the
real foundation Of the political struc-
ture. he said, and the central govern
, ment will exercise only functions Of q
general character. He expressed the
belief that the future held more for
great political bodies than for the
small ones and that Municipalities now
animated with centrifugal tendencies
will certainly appreciate the benefits
Of being allied with the big states with
all its promises Of guardianship and
possibilities of development"
Laws regulating the status OF ma
tionalities. Minister Sazonoff said, nee
essarily will be incorporated In the
constitution to be framed for Russia
by the constituent assembly II Ad-
miral kolchak succeeds IN reaching
Moscow. Consequently. he explained,
Admiral Kolchak's regulations or de-
cisions cannot be considered as final
until approved by the assembly. How
ever, he added, Admiral Koichak con-
templates radical decentralization in
reconstructing Russia which was
hopelessly centralized under the old
regime.
1t Is the Omsk governments In
tention. NJ. Sazonoff said. to give the
different peoples full opportunity to
construct their lives according to their
own customs and traditions and to
cultivate their languages and re-
ligions.
Protection of the fights Of minori-
ties throughout all Russia will be an
important feature Of the all-Russian
governments policy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
&
8 HOTTER THAN PENSACOLA
&
3 ZEE s.ggg z z g z q g

: The highest temperature recorded In
Pensacola yesterday, according to the
local weather bureaus report, was 80.
Higher temperatures in cities in other
states were as. follows:.
Atlanta, "a; Augusta. go; Birming-
ham,. IS; Boston. SO; Brownsville, 90;
Charleston, Sc; Chicago, SO: Corpus
Christi, Sc; Dallas. 90; Denver, So;
Des Moines, 50: Dodge City, So; CAL
weston. Sc: Hatteras. Sc; Havre, Sc;
Helena, "a; Kansas City, 90; Memphis.
IS; Mobile, So; Montgomery. 50; New
Orleans. 80: North Platte. So; Okla
homa, go: Palestine, 80; Phoenix. 90;
Pittsburgh, go; Raleigh, 81; San An
tonic, s.; st. Louis. 80; Salt Lake City,
"a; Sheridan. 81; Shreveport. So; To-
ledo, "a; vicksburg, SO Washington.
Sc; williston. so, and Winnemucca, 90.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
HIS VOICE WOULD
CHOKE UP UNTIL
HE COULD COUGH
Young Pensacola Man Had Ca
tarrh So Bad; His Voice Was
Husky, Head Stopped Up and
Breath Foul.
DRECo RELIEVED IT.

Sometimes while talking my voice
would almost stop till I could cough
up the mucous and clear it up, says
Mr.. r. o. Hoyt of 400 East Lloyd
street, Pensacola, Fla.
I've had catarrh of the head and
throat for some time, which has been
growing worse all the time; the drip
ping from the back of my nose into
my throat getting worse all the time.
and the head noises and roaring sound
was almost unbearable at times"
Every morning it required several
hours to get all this phlegm loosened
up. I was also constipated. having
to take medicine almost daily for that
trouble My stomach got bad. which
believe came from the mucous I swal-
lowed, and became alarmed, think
ing catarrh of the stomach was about
to get me. I'd bloat up terribly with
gas and often had gripping pains after
meals. I got pretty nervous and didn't
sleep WE'LL
las the new medicine Dreco was
said to contain the juices of roots and
herbs, which could overcome catarrh,
bought a bottle and found that 1T
is grand medicine for this troubfe. In
two weeks time the change In my
symptoms was easily seen. The drip
ping had almost stopped; my head
became clear; the roaring noises ceas-
ed; no more headaches; the gas stop
ped forming in my stomach and my
bowels were moving regularly"
Il expect to take several more bot
ties of Dreco and confidently expect a
complete cure"
All good druggists now sell Dreco.
and it is highly recommended.-Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
But You Must Drive It Out of
Your Blood to Get Rid of 1t
Permanently.

You have probably been In the habit
OF applying external treatments, try
ing to cure your Catarrh. You have
used sprays. washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved. But
after q short time you had another at
tack and wondered why You must
realize that catarrh Is an injection of
the blood and to get permanent relief
that catarrh infection must be driven
out OF the blood. The quicker you
come to understand this, the quicker
you will get 1t out OF your system.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

s. s. s.. which has been in constant
use for over fifty years. win attack
the catarrhal poisons. cleanse and
strengthen the blood. 80 It will carry
vigor and health to the mucous mem
branes on Its journeys through your
body and nature will soon restore you
to health. you will be relieved OF the
droppings Of mucous In your throat,
sores in nostrils. bad breath. hawk
ing and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry 8. 8. &.
in stock and we recommend you give
1t a trial at once.
The chief medical adviser Of the
Company will carefully answer all let
ters on the subject. There IL no charge
for the medical advice. Address swift
Specific Company. 251 Swift Labora i
tory. Atlanta, Ga !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
"rhe Haunted 1edroorr !.

A mystery story that grips you at
the start and holds you fascinated until
the end of the picture, is The Haunt
ed Bedroom" Thomas H. Ince's latest
Paramount picture. starring dainty
Enid Bennett, which will be shown at
the Isis theatre today.
With a grace and feeling does Miss
Bennett portray the character OF the
newspaper reporter who is assigned to
ferret out ghost mystery that has
aroused southern community The
actions of sse weird and mysterious
being and logically explained with rea-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
Showing at Isis Today.

son for every apparent invasion from
the spirit land.
The dizziness with which unusual
sights and sounds are explained on the
screen is remarkable, To produce the
desired effects Mr.. Ince set a new
standard in photography. The light
ing effects surpass anything yet seen
on the screen, and aside from creating
a spooky atmosphere, give some won
derful artistic pictures.
Miss Bennett seems admirably
adapted to the character Of a news
paper girl. She has been surrounded
by a carefully selected cast that in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29

clude Dorcas Mathews. Jack Nelson.
Lloyd Hughes, William Conixiin, Otto
Hoffman. Harry Archer and Joe An
thony.
The feature was directed by Fred
Niblo and some masterful touches OF
comedy, have been given as relief
to the tensely dramatic mystery story
The story grips and holds the mind:
you forget you are looking at q pic
ture and live the interesting ex-
periences of the girl reporter who un-
ravels situation that baffled the
metropolitan detective.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
ChanberIain's Collie and Diarrhoe.
Remedy.

Every family should keep this medl-
cine at hand during the hot weather
OF the summer months. 1t is almost
sure to be needed before the summer
is over and when that time comes is
worth many times it's cost. It has no
superior for the purpose for which it
Is intended. Buv 1t now.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-05-16

Nathaniel McMeckan was badly
crushed Thursday afternoon. when a
heavy oil tank fell upon him. He was
assisting J. u. McDill and others in
raising the tank to its foundation. when
the board on which il was resting broke,
allowing It 10 fall. Three ribs were
broken. and it is thought that his his
hip socket was crushed. as the hip bone
was thrown out and would not stay in
place, althO set several times. lie was
taken the same evening by Mr.. McDill
to Brush. Colo, for an X-ray examina-
ton. and may be taken on to Denver
for hospital care.
' Auto and tractor oils at the Universal
Garage. 13tf.
When you look your best see Fortncr.
The Keota news., 1919-05-16
TOWN OF KEOTA
WATERWORKS ELECTION
May rs. 1919.
PUBLIC NOTICE

In parsuance of AN ordinance Of tho Town 'f
Keota. Colorado, adopted and approved on the
list day of May. \. ID. 1919. PUBLIC NoIlcE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that special election wiil
lie held in said town on Monday. tho 2eth day
OF May. A. ID. 1919. at the kum.sy building, ~
tho Town of keota, at which election there MIL
bs submitted To the voters Of the Town oil No
o,a who are taxpayers under tho law tho i"''
lowing question;
Shall the Board of Trustees of the
Town of Keota he authorized to erect
and construct system OF waterworks
for fire and domestic purposes, TO be
owned. managed and operated by the
town. such original erection and con-
s,ruction to be paid for by AN issue OF
the town bonds in the aggregate
amount of eighteen thousand dollars!
Tho polls will he open from : a. III. "a : =, III
The ballots To l., used ia ,o,lHg upon The
question above submitted, Will IL prepared hhi
furnished b., tho Town Clerk Ia the judges OF
elect ion, Ia 10 by them furnished Ia tho FoI1r.
aud shall b- deposited ia bsllo, bos provided
by tho Town Clerk for such purpose
Tho election will bs held aud conducted, ~
nearly may liz, ia ia. manner prpscfihri ~
Las ia tho case Of elections for municipal oil
crrs,
Al said election. only such voters of tho
Town Of k-o,a NJ arc taxpayers under lilo law
Will 10 permitted ,o No'S upon tho question
submitted.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, tho Beard of
Trustees Of .h. Town Of krota has CAUSED This
notice - II, published and pDssrd required
by las. ,h,s ~. day of y ~, \. u. 1919
JOHN u. WATT,
a Ill
The Keota news., 1919-05-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
bsess,".r. Il 'ks i"'srsss

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Arr. II 1919
Notice IL hereby given that john c Nor.i of No.
ola. Colorado. Who On NnvsmhSr IN tais m.Jr
h.,nssis..d entry. No, OF 500 Tot EININ.. SNLSWi
slSW! Sec. Is. NWiNN! and T. NN!. Sssiisc ~.
filed notice NJ inisniioo In make final ih,sc ,sas
t"of 10 establish claim 10 the land above asse,hStj
before the kcuistSt ot Rtsci,et. q s Land Ufhxc
tpsnsSf. Colorado. on the Goth ,laY N luiy tVi0
Claimant names az ~tnessc.s DIN ksasiirs.
John .smhSiman. Peter l.nfsns. all II ke.ts. Colo.
'ado. joseph }. Dper. of Denver. Co'.tado.
MARY WOLFE DARGtS. Register,
The Keota news., 1919-05-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
" Department 81 the tsssssss

q, ;. Land Once. a Sterling Colorado.
Arfii y. 1919
No'ise ss hereby given that Andres H. Cusrie. ef
Homestead Entry. serial No O?2asi. fos Lots
and 5. Sec d. T y Meth. K 50 Wsst. and Tot T.
SIC. ~. r. On. K, 50 ". and .ha on Mar rs
1918. msie aLiilansi homestead enis, M O:ss.A
i.f TO, q and NEiSWl. S<s. I. T.~n.his y N.sth.
Rans~ 50 West. dsh estneissi Nsstjisn. has htsa
hnsise 81 intention io mako emsi Three Year fsu4f
10 establish ssm to the Land abDse ssssssissJ. t.
fcfs Cf,js L. Slaniss. caissd State. Cns,n,isiSne
Al kso'a Coiofas'o IN the :iss ia, as Mar. 1919.
Leonard \. laskssa. t.naihan =. Hin. Juss.ss Is
Gsay. all at ksola. CaiafsJs