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Vorbote., 1919-02-19
GlDe uuh s5n,intuerlt1tshc bei he,s Gierssr
Gpn V 8 GIidle
Gon y. 8 i / d. c.

ab9ctrentt filr iid) Oie ein5elnen often
5tierc, @rieSgrome, Die noh ME
mntO frCaan. Gort o6er 6cbt oie
Gr0e Dom Irabcn c;lrer lln9cbeltren
&rO6eiiiOn: buuOcrte, ia tnuIcnOe Don
ailfcn llnO &0l6Crn lnD ihon Itott-
iIhcn ilngen Giereu 5ieGen Oobcr,
.clntrNhtlQ, bel ieOcr Nefnbr unb ieoer
N0lt lih eng nnciranoer OrGngeno.
llno Elm lpciterea 9ilO. Stott 81,
bet Die @ebirge Sponien5. 9lud BORT
bauIt Elm praftnoQc5 9SiIo: Der
Stcinb0Cf.
9hlr menig il6er eincn NiOnot
Imdbrt oll6 bei 0eIlen Die Gbe I'M
Sabr. Gen gonjen Heit leben WtQnn
unO Grou gctrcnrlt. &eines bon 6ei-
Ben ober nGr5idI1et in oieiem lungen
Sntcrregnltm auf 8elelligfcit lnO TO-
5ialcn ShuB. 0u tlctterit ms roube
iponiicbe ootlonO, etuo in oie
SierrQ Oc 0reOO5, bis 5u iiber $500
!gtetcr S30be. llno on Ihell6lt @eroen
Der Stein60te oui. Sier cine bon
iibcr GunOert Stilf: iGrntli9 g0fe
Sic iino lpcttericIt, turnen ins mil.
bcltc S6neege6iet binnl1f. Gtnns
tiefer - unO Ou ItGBt uuf einc 5lpcite
@cr0e, 1liht Diel fleiner: Oie5mal lin0
cS ober oltSgclport Iallter ;3iegen,
lauter 9SCibcr.
Ser Wi0nnerflu6 lit permegener
ol5 Oaa @cibcrfr0n3Hen. Gorteile
OOnt SO5iallcbcn 5obcn iie obcr bei0e
llnO 5mor bcitebt Scr 9r0Btc fir grl,-
OerirDuft un0 6rouenDcrbuno barin,
OaB jeOr S0or an iDrer Spite Elm
uSeittIer" bat. IS lit oaa i1luucite
Eier ser @cr0c. @ei Den S0deu iIt'5
gon5 notllr9enQB Elm otter, guulO-
Dcrldla9Cner Sof. Sei oen 3iegen
Tit eS Die ebrIpijrOigite, olterprobte
8ciS. llnbegrcll5t lit bcionOers bel
Sen Gn9itlicbcn 3icgcn oua &crtrnuen
Der gon5cn @enoIlenld)oft ouf Oieic
&crltonospr0IiDCntin. 9os Scitticr
gcbt itcts Der 8cnoiicnihoft pOron
0llgt, lpittert, probt oen So0cn gibt
Si9nnle, bol0 crnlllrltcrnOc, bolO
Iparncn0c ulS grcllcn Tfiff, fms cr-
ImCiIt 1ib 0la ltnldQtbQrc SilfC. 8O
es oQcin nibt langt mcr0cn olld)
Imobl mcbrcrc onocrc @enoiicn nof)
nod peri6ieoencn J3iNtlm9en ol5
gSoGen ollSgeitelt. SIMMER ober
itblingt iid cin Suno Der Si6erbeit,
Der Hl1bc ouf @rltnO oieier 9ilQe I'm
oos qon3c &oIt: Oos @inSclouqe,
@n5elg'AOr bat it4 er1obeh gum Sc
IicQidaftsullge, @ciellIbaftsobr. llno
Ooa aIes obne grOS, ia ouSgeipro6el1
! iiir Sic i3eit oes &er6icbts ouf i'm, -
| fir bic 3eit, ou Otonn ltnO 8eib iid)
frcnlO iinO, ais bu1Dle es lif Inn Der-
id)icoCnc, feinOIidC 9lrtcu.
SIN @roBen lno @on5cn tit, rpie
erfl0rlid,, ooa Se0itrinia nod) ioI6crl
| &crhon0cr inmcr Hr0bcr bel ben
&cibcrn. Sci elmer gon5cn WtcngC
Don &ieoerfouern lit Die Ot0nners
'beroe nur ganS leie pDer ear niht
Vorbote., 1919-02-19

IL.
Die @ruppe Der Mie0crfduer lit
ciHc IN jc0er S9nl'it1t bo1na2rciIunte.
2I3 Hou5cs itcut iie cine ser qlin=
5eu0Iten 2tnpalilugen Der SGuger-
melt NQr. GriInerc bid nu 0QS 5ier-
lide 6iiBhen cinCs Rebes, al eil
SOG2oeiL lpic 6 pom y8ieOertQuer
ilbcrtru9eu 0en Nan nngcoihtet lit,
al elncn lccSeren @alb&iltB. Simmer
bait hlt Sic Qcipoltenc 3cbc in Ger
elnTdchcn 3pei5aDl, ben 9oppelbui.
l(rIprilnglih b0ttcu allc SGuger iiinf
cute 3eben an ic0em SUB, mie iie 0o5
Shuabeltier llno Ser Wtoulpurf hn-
ben unO Ou iclber lie nod bait. Gas
&uTticr, Bic groBte 2Inpoiilu1Q ans
SmtFCn I'M Nc9cnIoB gum @rubcrl,
SDrinQen, Sfnuilnn1en Tliegen oOcr
&letterlL Id)ufitc Don oicicn fiini
3chcn OGGn, jc n06Oenl. ell pdar ab
sur Eereinbeitliduug unO Spibuuq
DEG 6uBes; Ons BferD aQe 6is ouf Die
Mtittcl3cbe; Der Eoarbufcr allc bis
ouf oicie mo 0ic nG6lte Qegcn Die
fIcInc 3cGe Fin. 0os EferO mar ser
@lpfel Der 2lnpoIIung OIL lcn 6aIopp
.olf feltcnr 8lcienplnll. Ser Gaors
Dufcr lln1getcbrt 8:clte ollf lpeiGen
Mnl0b0OGn BET breirerc!n, bc6nglid)e=
rent Grotten. 2lllf 0icies lCbtcre ;3icl
lcnften Oo5 Shmcin un0 fem nod
0ifcrer 9tebeHoiL bo2 9tilpierO. -
Sen Sieg ober Crrongen Shaf lnb
DDS lmO @irih, 9lutilopc llnG
Giraffe. &umcl lrWo !gtoidusticr
Die &:eDerfUtcr.
JSo lulWer Bic G:rOc ciu griiucr.
pilun5elfroGer Nl0net NOR, Ou muh=
ND mchr1c iic6 Oieie& Neihleht ins
ltngclnrliene. lluO nit ielncnl &liici
uu0 ySuc6$tum fnmeu Die mllnOcr
borIten @rcnlpel io5inler %erb0n0t
in Die SDeIt. Dem DieIe groBen
@ro@ireIicrn mur iibcr oQc5 luitGt;q
Die @ejclli0teit. Gicien ibrcm nlQc
Imeinen Grange tai ober Die @be langt
nift @cniiQc.
9tlh oic gSieOcrfdrer ijibrcn cir
0oppcllcbGn ans fltr5cr 3citebc lul<
IlonAcnr 3>Diidelmuun. %GSSn Der Cit
! indltcn SOrm rcgGlt iih Oas gcnol
Imie bel ben 6leOernGuien: Die Ntiiu
ner ltrciien IN Der gtihtbrunlt6cit
rcgclloS ols nlilrriihe, cgoiitiibl
@inlie0lGr llnlhCr, - oie @eiber abel
nit ibrCn SSun9cn bilOen grpBe @e.
noiieni6nftcn.
Go5 &loIterboitc idlpinOct 5mol
i'm GuBeren Gil0c, 0a cs fir bicie;
Qolt 10 pieler 9ticien feline Seritef(
I'M Snn Don OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5u 9eben pfle9t. 9Sas flolterboft bier
5uIamlncnbGit, oo$ eri6ciut nuf offe
| Incr g&ci0c in longer Ero5cllion: al;
"@CrNc".
2lui Sen toltcn 0jroscbcncn De;
Nood)lou0c@ pOn Gibet finoeit Oll il
0Cn E0nt, ben groBen luilOen O6iel
init Dem pallcnOen &anrtolor, Der bi:
gum 9oOcn i6leift. @ler meiOen gun;
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Nd6erin int @rksr
SOn g ar s. nftll.

9t06erin i'm Grfcr,
IFlicb olls Nciupnr Gcrfcr
iFlicb nit mir i'm Eon,lrnIhcin
SSSn ben qriinen gHoIb 6iueinl
Sdnii[e sum grItiten,
gsGbcnl plGttcu, flidenl
g4od,s6Icid mirb 6cil, i,,ro @rIicht.
g2cbeltrii6 ocin 0(nocnIid,t.
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&Sa1C25S5NtpJCTD1CCpgI5 -

tonltItllicrt Die Trouen, oogc9cu 6o-
ben Srupp lrnO 9lcbtiiiin. go lit es
bel unlcrcr lic6en 0cutihcn 9[ntilope,
ooer 9emle. galo ltreifen bisr bic
Sotc III Der gfiAtbrunit5eit gou3
olleln bolO ipicOer einutol 6u 5mcieu
ODER OreIen, ober Itet5 IN 1un5
jman9Ioiem Suno. Sic @eiien So
gegen nit ibrem Nohmuds bil6en
rcgeIredte Ruoel bon oreibiq unb
olcrjlg Stitcf 1ulo oieics RuOel lcitet
altf bier cine 9lltersprQiioentin, eine
belonoer5 erfabrcne @eiS. Ser BOD
tam ltt} chcn alldy nllcin geLfcn; bic
&elber uber Or0nBel, iic0 5uIanlncn
I'M 8efii6l Der SduBloiigfeit icOes
gtn5eltiers. SSie nah liegt nber Damn
BON Olelcr Stllfc aus obermQ(s cine
b06cre!
@arlm iotl niNt out uuBcrbQlb
Der GDc5eit Der &Criud) gcnta6t luers
oen fir Die 2lQ9cmc;nbcit Oer ucib.
ll6cn Ncr0e cinCn ltnrfcn Wtuln D0cr
erllgc W}0uncr }ll 1clpiImcn, bic rein
5u 9eit- llno Scbub5mcfcn n1it9ebel
obne jeOe crotilfc 3utot? gtpo I'M
Snlne, lule mcrm cin Sroucntloiter
ltcb cinen @elpupDncten mirbt, Ser bel
gtoht Oa5 @ous ncrteiOigt, Ooer eincu
Hcht@omuolt, Scr ieine Ero5clie
fitbrt? S8obci Damn Der lebtc Shritt
nod mieOer nahe gcnug fon1mt: ooB
numllG einfnd Die Wt0uucr uno Sic
SSciber nidt olS Gbe, ionDern ol5
oltBerebelihc @cnoiicnihoft Iih ber=
Oenpelic 5uionlmcntln uno Oonn i'm
0onjen OoS iltcltc W1unhen alS
Seittier on Die Spibe mGblcn.
&lettcre i'll Die Scrge bon Goriita
lmO on finOoit bel ocm ih0ncn @iIo-
i6of BORT, Oem NhlfflOn, Ben letter
Sral6 III alter &raft. 3u fiinf6ig
|unO GunOert Stilf bil0en @i0ocr un0
S6afc 0en ouBercbelihen Sutpp, an
Der SplBe ubcr geht cil bclp0brte5
oltC5 !Finnden.
Hcinc Observation-Disclosures nit
ClnCn Cil6Clncn nitCn Nerrn ols iSilbs
rer bait on oa9cNcn i'll 9croOe6ll moi.
ienboften Sciipiclen. 60 tonllncn
Die 9uInoS al i'll Scr &Or0illerc SitO.
Iamerifos unO picle anOerc. 6ier
6rnuhIt Ou old) niht bel 0Cn gSieOcrs
fGlern at 6leiben. So lebcn Die Go.
Ipinnoffrn. 9aur baB on bier gcroOc
.elne fIeinc ScGmcnfu1s crit sur &c
IerpC pOrnebnCn lnllBt.
Oh gcrGtlt n0ntli6 bod) biCr nlti
cine arell6lulgSltcue OcS SO5iallebens
.ol1Berhnlb Der @be ul0 Der Gbc lclbIt,
Die ous Bib perI6iebt.
Oh bait bis bicrbcr eilc neuc Sfcttc
erlcbt: So5iolUCr60n0e in Der 9tidt-
.brullIt6Cit, Die nit Grotif 5l!n06it gor
nihtS 5ll TIM buttcn. 9tun fragt iid)
ipie itellcr oieic &erbdnOe lt6 nber 81
Der 9rllnIt6eit nit ibrcln Gbe6e0iirf=
mis-, mcnn OieIe eintritt?
9te erlte Antiport ideint gall5 eill=
fah. 0ie 9runlt5cit Lott eben ule
IQroBeren SerbanOc sltglmlten elmer
nelren Sdlb9cnoiienihoft bon Slpej
Ilrlo 5lpei orf. $50 Die Wt0nner &c.
trelmt lebtel ltno oic gSeiber IN @e.
InoIleni6aft, oo erideinen 5ur SrlrnIt.
i5eit Die Wt1nner bel ser 8ei6erberoe
Is miro gepGblt, uieqeidt nod ctlua@
iii Jipialitttsfro9en gefo6ten, idlieB-
iliN uber 5icbt jcOer cin6elne gtarnI
unit circr cin5clncn Sruu ob lult
Jrilnoct nit ibr ouf filr5erc ooer Ioll.
gere 3eit Die @hc. llnb crit penn oie
gben nieoer aus iinb, 1ouft bic @e.
Vorbote., 1919-02-19

@elDinnt neue gbonnenten fir bie
SIr6eiterz3eiti1ng! 12c pro @od)s. Tdn
beiteae hura Rofttarte.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Woody in The Woods.

Senator Cummins announces that a
resolution will be shortly introduced in
Congress taking from the President
authorityto return the railroads at will,
thereby insuring that Congress will
have time to consider suitable railroad
Legislation before the lines are return
ed to private management. This is a
strategic move on the part of the
Senator from Iowa which, necessary
as it is, and serious as the subject with
which Congress must deal, cannot fail
to cause a chuckle of amusement at
the expense Of Mr.. Wilson, for upon
the passage Of that resolution he would
be in the same fix the man was who
kept the tree between himself and inn
mediate assimilation by frantically
gripping both paws Of the bear. He
hated to hang on, but he didn't dare
let go. But it was Mr.. Wilson's blind
egotism that got him into the woods.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Roland for an Oliver.

The Democrats Of the Senate will
find that they have opened Pandora's
box If they persist in their attempt to
seat Henry Ford Of Michigan in the
face of his defeat by the popular votes
Of that State. Already trouble is in
store for Senator Henderson Of Neva-
da, who, on the face of the returns,
was elected to fill out the unexpired
term of the late Senator Newlands.
Miss Anne Martin, Independent op-
ponent of Henderson, has filed charges
with the Senate alleging that more
money was spent in behalf of the Sen
ator-elect than the law allows. What
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions will do in the matter has not been
indicated as yet, but it is certain that
If the Democrats insist on the prose-
cution of the charges against Senator
elect Newberry they will bring upon
them a flood Of accusations against
members of their own party whose
elections to the Senate last November
will not bear close scrutiny.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
LAMAR HARDWARE co.
German War Gardens.

Ip the German army. as In the Amer
lean. garden patches supplemented the
food ration. German military gardens
In the reclaimed salient. however,
were SO numerous and of such size
that the impression the Americans got
was that the German soldiers In this
sector depended largely for food upon
what they themselves produced and
upon what was grown by the French
natives forced to work In the nelds
for three sous an hour.
Our captures include several thou
sand acres Of gardens, and. although
1t Is rather late In the season. the pick
ings will be far from poor for many
resourceful mess sergeants. Stars
and Stripes.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05

appropriations were made with large
margin of discretion in the expendi-
ture of the money. The government
now owns thousands Of automobiles of
the passenger type, as well as trucks,
and it is announced that none of these,
acquired for war emergency purposes,
will be sold.
Objection to the purchase of auto
mobiles was not based SO much on the
cost of the machines as on the cost Of
operation. An investment Of $4,000 in
an automobile would be more than du-
plicated every year in the payment of
salary of a chauffeur, and repairs, to
say nothing of the gasoline and garage
expenses. 1t is the theory of the ad-
ministrative officials that use of an
automobile saves their time and thus
returns value to the government. The
impression of members of Congress
has been that the availability Of gov
ernment-owned automobile tempts the
government official TO make trips he
would not make otherwise and thus
deprives the government of his serv-
ice to a larger extent than it saves his
time to the government.
Which ever view may be right, it is
evident that hereafter the executive
departments will have practically all
the automobiles they want, and the
government will foot the bill.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05

Judgment by default as aforesaid
The said action is brought to obtain
a judgment against you in the sum OF
Three Thousand Dollars 93.OO0.6OJ
damages sustained by the plaintiff be-
cause of your failure and refusal 10
deliver to plaintiff certain goods. wares
and merchandise viz: Three hundred
tons (300) of alfalfa meal in the month
of July. 1917. according to the terms
Of that certain written contract enter
ed Into between plaintiff and you on
or about. viz: April 27. 1917. for plain
tins costs of suit in this behalf and for
such other and further relief as may
be proper in the premises. as will more
fully appear from the complaint in said
action to which reference Is here made:
a copy of which IL hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint above required, the
said plaintiff will take default against
you and proceed according to law to
procure the relief demanded in its said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the State OF Colorado. at La
mar. in said County. this 7th day of
September. A. ID. 1918.
(SEALJ
A. E. DOWNER,
Clerk of the District Court in and
for Prowers County. Colorado.
First Pub. Feb. 5. 1913
Last Pub. March 5. 1919.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Democrats Loll in Limousines.

For several years Congressional
Committees making up appropriation
bills have been fighting the tendency
Of administrative departments to spend
appropriations for the purchase Of
touring automobiles. By means of
liberal interpretations, the Depart
ments have been able to construe vari-
GUS appropriations to authorize pur-
chase of motor cars, and the evil be-
came so great that Congress began
putting in clauses to the effect that
"none of this money shall be expend-
ed for the purchase Of automobiles"
Now it appears that even this will not
prevent the Departments from own
ing and useing all the autos they de-
sire. During the war many lump-sum
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Let Your Light So Shine.

Kansas women have started move
ment that is likely to help in finding
work for returned soldiers. Most large
employers Of labor have been display
ing service flags, showing how many
Of their employees are in the service.
The women are asking that return
ed soldier be employed for each star
displayed In the service flag.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
E.rnAy ARyERTIsEMENT

NAV concern that the following describ-
ed estray animal was taken up near
Granada, Prowers Co. Colorado, on or
about January 81. 1912. to-wit; ohe
Said animal being unknown to this
Board, unless claimed by owner on or
before Feb. Is. 1913. said estray VIII pc
sold by this Board for the oenefit OF
the owner when found.
State Board OF Stock Inspection
Commissioners.
Denver. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of The Lamar Motor Sales
Company Will be held at the SAID Com
ary 10. 1919. at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of eiecting a Board of Direct
ors for the ensuing year ana the trahs-
action of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. January
C.H. WOODEN.
Secretary
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
NOTICES!

Quite a number have failed to pay
any attention to our previous notice
regarding settlement Of past due notes
and accounts. Because Of the storm
and the 'flu" We are extending the
time limit 30 days. during which time
it will be to the advantage of those
who have not done so to call at our
Office and make satisfactory settle
ment.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Personal Reasona

The Liberty bond squad had some
Interesting experiences. II am not
subscribing for this $50 Liberty bond
to please you." explained q woman. as
doleful as she is wealthy. II am do
ing It to please my own self"
Make 1t S100." said the young So
licitor. "and give yourself one roaring
rousinT good time"
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
CAPITAL CHAT
,lalshe .ikism Plus Burlesonism

lIolshe ,ikism Plus Burlesonism
Washington, Feb. 4.-(Special cor
respondence) )-Burlesonizing of public
utilities seems to be about as popular
as German made goods. The latest
developments touch upon the wire con-
troll and the increase in long distance
call rates. Edward Reynolds, lately
relieved of his position as vice-presi-
dent of the Postal Telegraph Cable
Company, by the Postmaster General,
gave the House Postoffice Committee
some of the warmest testimony yet re-
ceived. ITO utilize the government
control for increasing telephone rates,
as is now being done by the Postmast-
er General, is assuming authority that
Congress did not confer upon the Post
master General" said Mr.. Reynolds.
He further testified that the latest ef-
fort is to increase telegraph charges.
After stating that Mr.. Burleson's op-
Grating committee had within the last
few days attempted to get the Postal
Telegraph Company to agree to in
creased telegraph rates, Mr.. Reynolds
said that, "If the government will turn
back at once the Postal Telegraph
lines, we will continue TO carry on the
telegraph business at present rates"
With the loss now being sustained by
the government in its control of the
wire lines, which could be stopped by
Immediately turning the lines back,
the witness accused Burleson, Theo-
dore N. Vail and Necomb Carlton,
president of the Western Union COM
pany of trying to consolidate all
telegraph, telephone and possibly cable
lines into one huge monopoly" Nor
does all the criticism Of Burleson wire
control come from witnesses before in
vestigating committees. Senator Sher-
man, on the floor Of the Senate, only
few days ago, charged that Theo-
dore N. Vail, who holds the position
of personal advisor on wire control to
Mr.. Burleson, was in favor Of Gov
ernment ownership Of wire lines, in
order that the property Of Mr.. Wallis
company, the American Telegraph and
Telephone Company can be unload
ed" on the government "Mr. Vail is
a Bolshevil<ist in disguise" said Senat- |
or Sherman.
Then too Mr.. Burleson seems to have
forgotten that the United States Is
made up Of States. With his order,
claiming to make sweeping reduc-
tions" in toll line rates, which no one
seems to be able to understand and
which in many cases has resulted in
increased rates, ten or twelve Of these
states refused to sanction the order.
With the mathematics of the order too
complicated to understand at first
study, the public utilities commissions
have stepped in to retard the order and
in some cases it has made work for the
courts. And SO on ad infinitum. And
by the way, no one has stepped for
ward and offered an explanation why
the cables were seized without warn
ing just as the war ended-but that's
another story.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Easy ouestIen to Answer.

The conversation In the village hotel
had turned on the war, when one Of
the company asked. which is the most
warlike nahoni" Vaccination" re-
piled the doctor. Its nearly always
In arms"
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
stupid Ceremony Perpetuated.

A mad ceremony was performed at
Bedfordshire. England. the other day.
To fulfln the terms Of an ancient char
ity bequest choir boy bad to stand
on his head In the church yard, while
the church warden read parts OF the
will.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Great Aets Live Lona.

A great act does not perish with the
life CT the man who performed 1t; 1t
lives and grows up into the lives and
acts Of those who survive him and
cherish his memory-Generai Sir Will
liam Robertson.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Eameus Name. Come HIah.

A collection consisting Of the auto
graphs Of Lord Nelson and the cap
tains who fought under him in the bat
tie Of Trafalgar was recently sold at
auction for $3.50.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Ralph s. Green, insane.

No 1854.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the County
Court of Prowers County. Colorado. on
the 3rd day OF March, A ID: lgls.
MABEL j. GREEN.
Conservator.
Last Pub. Feb. 90. 1873.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Area Of Greenland.

Corrections made recently In maps
Of Greenland have shown It to be about
10000 square miles larger than form
sfiy believed.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
The Other Way hound.

Either success or failure comes to
those who stray away from the beaten
paths.-Winnipeg Telegram.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
Old Wood a sparkmaker.

V'u "Vou opdfkTHHNeT.
Old wood is apt to send sparks cut
Into the room. but wood that is sound
will burn without this dIfaculty.
The Lamar register., 1919-02-05
SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Prowers l
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Edgar Morgan Company,
corporation.
VS..
Hobart Alfalfa Mills. q cor
poration.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To Hobart Alfalfa Mills. a corporation,
the Defendant above named. GREET
ING:
You are hereby required to apepar in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of Prowers County. State of Colo
RADIO and answer the complaint there
In within twenty days after the service
hereof, II served within this County;
or, IL served out of this County. or by
publication. within thirty days after
the service hereof. exclusive of the day
Of service: or judgment by default will
be taken against you according to the
prayer of the complaint. And II
copy of the complaint in the above en-
titled action be not served with this
summons. or IL the service hereof be
made out of this State. then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore
specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking Of
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-15
Chat Of People ono
Events

partment in the world. o, you splen-
did women! How you have honored
your country and yourselves you will
perhaps never realize, but future gen.
erations will view your work with a
pride that will leave it's stamp upon
the faces Of every son and daugh-
ter of your historic city and county.
"The book will be carefully pre-
served in one of our cases, awaiting
the contest on the LIST Of August. In
the meantime, send any additional
matter you wish placed in it.
"With affectionate regard, in which
DIR. Rowland joins me, am,
Sincerely your friend.
MRS. DUNBAR ROWLAND,
"State Historian. D. A. r."
Reception in Honor
OF Bishop Green.
Bishop William Mercer Green, of
Jackson, the newly elected Bishop
Coadiutor Of the State Of Mississippi,
was guest of honor at beautiful re-
eeption given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. F,
Simrail last evening, the occasion
bringing gracious welcome to him up,
on his initial visit to Columbus.
Flowers in rich color effect ane
artistic arrangement, adorned the
Simran home. In the hall there were
quantities Of crimson roses; the din
ing room gave favor to sweet peal
and the parlOr to great clusters O
pink and blue hydrangeas Receiv
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Simrsu were
Bishop Green, the Rev. Luelen Ma
lone, rector Of s. PaurS, and Mr.
Malone. The assisting groups else