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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11
atorh paknta.

Cgiaa ct Minoc. @eit Gbriitian-
ion, en- Hainber peo 9ittle Wisiouri,
ianot iornplig | De n9rliggenoe BAD
2onbs ct i~illbit9nbig applet @enrao
al en- Sn0ianer. Nr. Gbriitenion bill
looe Sfelettet iptte iammen % op.
bepare oct iom ct Minoe fra tiolisere
Gage.
Get itsritc Mntal Sfplebsrn. -
@rano Sorts er sperit paa Siiten
'l,aar Oct fommer an paa gntaaet al
Sfolebsrn / StatenS forifieaige
gper. SfsIee Superintendent aeups
Happort or gntallet nf gIeper peo DC
offentlige SfoIer | oenne gp itsrrc
emo / nogen anben. Sarge fommer
npit eitcr nleo 90 Gleper minore
Ssiifolen men ct laiigt itsrre llnoer'
ifub | De lapere alaSier.
Sanbtcs bsb / i'm Sptte. en- Ip.
tpsser peb Nopu Iils s. 8alelteao
ianotes iorleoen bsb / fin Spite | Dec.
aensie Gonntp. Monoen laa | lin
Sene, % Der ianotes life Spor al
Iolo eler 8ift, bporfor Sigipnsju.
rpcn antoa, at ban par blepen fpalt
UNDER ct beftiet Spfaitningsonialb.
0soen bar ianoipnlispis inbtraabt en-
fire eller fem Gage fsr oct ubpgge.
liee Srnb giorbeS.
Wcl al Snrmm'Spcbe. SorbenpG.
renoe 8icegupernsr 6. u. llelano |
goeelep bar iremlogt en- Ylan. bpor'
peo ban baober at eine Mel al 9u.
rum.Speoe mere afi9tnins, END oct
III bar. San ioreilaar, at Der ban.
mes ct Sclifab al nlle Dem, Der opr.
fer oenne Speoeiort, % at bpert
MeoIcnt iIienes en- Sfot al Ell Mia
for bper @ilibel 9urum'Speoe Seo-
fommenoe apler. 9ette bill, mener
llcIono, sipe Selifabet ct Souo pao
$4,000 eller $4,000, % bermeo
ifilbe man ino apcrtere bette Mel.
Ieo at reiie runot % piie Solf, bpor'
oon 9rso fan ba9es al bette Wel,
ielcr ban iig ioruisiet ON, at Der
fuuoe ifaiieS goo afiGtuiue til Fri-
Ter, Der life piloe pGre iaa nle9et Ia
pere cno for olminbelist Sneoemel,
Tom M or SiliGIoet. Snrfere al
0nrum.Soeoe %pnoitoor, at SorifieI'
len / Triien poo benne og amber,
| Spcoe er ioo itor, at oct pirfer eoe-
IGegenbe for Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11
riun pukntn.
0aubioIoct / Spinf. |co oe mil

eanSialect i Spinf. Gco De nplia
ofboIote Salg al Stoteus Sano |
Spinf Gounip par Giterlperg'elen
meoet 900, ibet Der peb Salget mo.
tom $4,000.
Iil bssse Scrnbanc. Soutb Do.
foto Sntcrurbon Rnilnop 90. nleo
S%oueotporter i Genterpille, or netop
blepen inforporeret meh en- Supitnl
poo en- Wil(ion Collars. Oct or
aomponietS Seniigt at bpage Ell
S,crnbanelinie ira Siolr Gitp til
9iiou SiaS / 9rlile COUNTY, ri Gi'
itonee al 100 Wfil.
granS / Ibcroccn. gfot til 6tc oS.
neobrpnotc / Ibcrbecn ell @lepntor
pa ire @orebuie iomt en- Stolo tilhe'
reube Sreenon.@oin SO. Get belle
Cab beleb iia til 100000; a~siuronce
$4,000. Ter berifebe Ell ItGrf Vinn,
oo oct iao Ell Sib trueube no, men
@reat 9ortheruS Citation, Der CT op'
isrt al Wtiiriten binoreoc Sloen | al
iprebe iig til cubcl SrGbuie, Der lan
poo Den onoeu SIDE.
Splatc for biaiat. Serrp ?. an'
berion bar peo Retten | Suron anlogi
Soa MOB Sconbia Ninirg Spnoi'
cote onaoucnbe SoIa al 100000 al
Spnoicotcts gftier til Ole Srolpu
Winncopolis, Der iomneu meo u. :.
Spnte o9 g.. !. Sobnion | Genper
uor be uPientliae gfticeiere. gnoer'
ION pooitaor, Of DC nGpnte Sitter
blep iolete til altior biaig HriS. Spu'
oicotet eieoe paa benne Sio Brine.
eienocmme | Rome, aldifa, bpiIft
@ienoomme oo iagbes Of pGre al Ii
oen 99rbi. men iom ienere bite ID
al prre o9ro ira otte i'll ii Wiiaio
ner Eoaars. De Ger ier iolete iiuI
gfticr FOR en- Slif CT Serior M mis-
iornsieSe % oil ioriegc Of ioa San
: belen omglort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11
3I1iaruuH,t.

Slcu 102 gar sammel. @rs. Gu
einoo Z. anopp,. Ghte eiter iorben
oibeoe Scibuo auapp ! Hep Hih.
monh. bsee iorIeSen | @iraiuio | bcn
heie gloer al i02 aor, If Wnnneoer
% u Gaae. @GrfcIig nof bsoe Den
eomIe al SGring.
Slastnims al imittrt aprs. Stats'
bprIeee GIarf fra Mobiion por ben
ste bS. | giblanS for moer Slagt.
ming al cnocI imiitct Melfefpeg al
before SoIf ON hporbm Snberfulo'
ifs hos apG9 i%orefommer. Der bier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11
5NiuurJpiu.

Salppn ncobrrnot | Srupfstun. -
G. 6. Socfs Saloou | Groofston neo.
brpnbte tiolig ON Morgencn Den 4oe
hs. Sabet paa 9pgnina % Snobo
amiIaaes til $4,000, oelpis asiure-
ret.
S~erninno | Clearwater. Oct bar
raft megen SpmGrfiombeb / Den 'po.
Iiee Del al Clearwater 60, at no
/ Nprbeoen al Mallorb berlteoS bar
giort meget lopenoe Scruiunb. Sar'
merne / Sn1eenen penter fig uieact al
De eiorte 5rno % Sono fan M life
fisbes i Smeenen.
Smisrcnoe for Gbcrbart. @eo ct
Msoe iom forleoen bolbtes | Heb
@ing til 6remme for aooe 8eie, blep
&iceauperusr Gberbort al Garl @eef
introouceret iom Statens nGite On.
pernsr. Ger bite iig mnber Wfeoet
itor 9eaeiitrine for at nnlGsse sooe
% parige @eie. @lanbt &c irem.
msbte bar Gountpfommisirr Sin.
itierL j. 5. Sobnion fra Econ os
anore.
Gn nnSerjorbiIf Gin. Smnobeos.
pGienet | Roheiter opoageoe iorleben,
Of Der / Nprbeoen al @pen | Ell 9pb.
DC al omtrent 80 5ob off Ell flor Glp,
Der liaeiom %uomunbebe | De nj Itore
@renoe, bporirn @peu innr lin 8onb.
foripnina. Ger poaItoocs, at ben
unberioroiife Glp bar ligeiao breo
iom @eor Greet oa 3unbrota Hiper
tiliammen, og tiai9e meget bpb,
Snuobeosnrienct piloe iegc at font
me eiter, bpor Gaubet / DC itore
@rsnbe ifrep iig ira. % man aioroe
iaa benne Spoo9ellc.
Gsmte fra Sberiiicn. S 9ofeieIo
fit man ben 5te oS. ira 9aniaS Gifb,
Mo., lnberretning on, at Or. s. y.
Snuion, Der iorle6en nrreitcrcbeS
Colorado Sprin1s poa Inflage for
at babe tiIpenbt iig $4,000 al Sfole.
fasien. er remt ira Sbcriii Senrp
Ser Soor oernebe. Sberiiieu bopbe
meo lin Sanae tiltrooot Heiien til.
baee til Minneioto, "a Or. Soniou
unoer SpboIoet poo Sernbaneitotio.
men / aanins Gitp tilipreIooenoe bleu
ina oa maatte briugeS tilieugs pon ct
Sotel. Ser npboIot DC iie CT Bar
Gage. og en- 2Gae blep ogioo bentet,
ioct 9otienten pirfelia loo I'll at bare
Sober. Snsbag bao ban Sheriiien
ON Of qoo ueo til Soteaets &lsffen
ca ifoiie Iiot Relf 90 9reo. men oo
Senne fomt tilbage meb Mfooen par
iaapel Tottcreu iom bans 8aoint
foripunoeu, % Der iunteS for oct fsr'
tie life at nGre uoget Soob ON al
gienfinoe bam.
Snoiaucrue iaur Inut. Smtreni
500 Snoiunere pon Heo safe Snoio'
nerreiernotion blep forleoen al DE
aierinaen uSbetoIt S26.50, SET bar
iuofommet neo Solg al Suoianernes
9uno peo Sbief Riper Sails, meoenS
her ienere, noor oct belle az De elenC
SoDnibip er bleuen iolgt, oil bliuc
oiort nof en- llobetaling Gnbuer Sn'
binner ouer Is Aor eontmel ioor zig
Qenoene nobetaIt. meoeus en- Iignen'
be Gum bIiuer iot tiliioe for Dem, bel
or uuber nenne NlOer, Oh ION ultioc
iaar Tia u~otIareret iaainort De ipIoel
fine rs gdr. De leoeuoe blonot
Reobuogrue bar ogiao iat ia / @epR
oelie for at iau iig De Genge uooeIt
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2,S00O00 SOB Semmer. bpilter
9rnlait Iioite @ilIter blep bugget pos
9~leierpationen for 1bief aiper SAILS
2umber 60. Snoianeragent @iiboI
er 6erior al be reoe Serrer blepei
onmooei ON life al ienoe bisie Geng.
iii @aibiueton, men iimpeltben no
belle Dem ianiunrt 3rGiaitirnnoet ba'
betnlt for Ssmmeret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11

Tsanse sai for YapneitempeIeu. Tom
lea moStos iom Sranie meo "2eccrabs
Soften" for en- SturS Chen: Deg liter
ben nsmGrfet soSt. ga. iaroeIia er
gapneiiempcIen aIene nrrS $1.25. Eat
Oh after Saii Trs, W. 9. TeGan
R~inueappIis. Riur.
Rerria. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11

ptaIp al en- aummearue Tan aanot geaRnertt mans epoeu fploes. Den
&r td Grnl iOa 1esnnsen per, bdfet sier goo Hlabs for 9shts Saanne
rns ubn at ge ben ct tumet ubfeube. Den bar cernat en- autonatlf SpsS
Ninbr (bobbin winderl Der tr iaa Fsr os paulioeis TN Sirfen. at q
Naarta punoet Spoe pf bore en- nmuIsbeb.
"6nspennen" fer sbt ub, % eu elegant iaaul meo Ssnipn til 1r9aroetof
fum til WaHinbele. Maninsns 5obfpfe er net let baanoterist % Senooar
al mhpcr fienbt 5orbebrina pa bette Gmraabe. Oct anpeEbe 2a er al beoa
NeIaHenteb % inuft iorarbetet. 2afertnses os ubfnpfninsen er fDrfe 8ansS
Spinabiukt o. ale be bante Dele al Malhnen er imuft polert o9 Ntdeiplete
ret, 6pprpeb be faar ct net % imaamIot uoeenoe. Sesuoen bru1es Ball Bear
ing til Spinsbinet os paa besse Sicer al 5obfptet os &eiultaet a. at naar
mon tar Bettt al @Raitneu p8 letter Susbiet lsan9, oil bette lebe runct mere
cnb tpoe @anse mebens bet paa andre Dtaftner bar tun9t not mo at 9na tire
Ganae gprbet er lapet al petsrre 1rey iamneuiat at Yo forfieatse Sag
bporSeb man bar OpnaaeI asrre Stprie Os forbnbret a, Graet Tan Haa rs.
MRafinens 5oofpHe er ioripns mo plated castors. Serebe Staaltap%
borer 3roGuei Os the treadle plate, bpinst sist of galhnsn rebetber me-
for alminbels o. (fancy) ssm. On ubfsIs SnfruficustOs trpt bet norfs
ener enaeHs sprDs mebfsser ber WaThm.
0ea Mlerte til n~ebenFaaeuae b~epOelis nebidtte Priier:
SIC. Az StrHer "a
Wc IA = Drop Head. 8 ShuHer 1000
30 IS = Drop Head. 2 StuHer .................. 2Loo
Wc "a = Drop Head 8 StuHer. Swell Front .....F 2o0,
90 Is - Drop Heah 2 StuHr Swell Front. ...... 2l@
Cpenior naunte Wafin.r fan erbulbes Gserr, galnsotrr, etss%zss
eaer mabOsni til pebfsibe Srtfr. 8 MabOsni sr gnsn pa bpsr Waffns
d. so bsere. Ian Tan life teuts fig en- puture grpaups' sar SuI"grfmt
mb So "A eer 25. Drop Head @ubOsai % Swell Front, gns s2aoo
% $4,000.
WesenNaaenbe er giusbr ai Wo "a Drop Head, Swell Front, br tsass
go so. WeS Swell Front msnss, at enaerne % 7reparit r Hriist =
runht % tor fig ualmmbeGa qoat u:
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
"Pearx VIII Have PROOF

Sydney. N. s., Sept. 12.-Plenty OF
evidence designed TO back up his
statement that Doctor Cook did not
reach the North pole. is in the hands
OF Commander Peary, according to as
sertions made here tonight. This view
is taken by large number OF explor-
ers. scientists and others who are
here to greet the explorer
Commander Peary will have with
him incontestable proof to support
every statement he has made in con-
nection with Doctor Cooks trip in the
Arctic" Herbert l.. Bridgman. secre-
tary of the Peary Arctic Club, said.
Everyone who knows Peary realizes
he never makes statements unless he
can prove them absolutely.
When the proper time arrives, and
that will be when Doctor Cook has
made his statement over his sigma
ture, the proof will be forthcoming.
quite agree with President Hubbard
of the Peary Arctic Club, that Doctor
Cook might have learned weeks ago
In Greenland. of Commander Peary's
discovery and that in the interim he
wove the story of his discovery of the
North pole. News, you know, travels
fast among the Bskimos, and 1t is
quite likely that Doctor Cook heard OF
what Peary had done
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
DISCOVERY OF NORTH POLE IS
RAISING HEATED DISCUSSION
AMONG FRIENDS.
PEARY MAD; COOK CALM
DAMAGING LETTER is SAID TO
HAVE BEEN LEFT BY PEARY
AT COOKS sToREHoUsE.

Copenhagen, Sept IA remark.
able letter, giving DR.. Frederick A
Cooks version of the trouble with
Commander Peary over supplies, ap-
pears in the Politiken. The letter was
written by DR.. Norman Hansen, a
prominent Danish physician, who sev-
eral times visited Greenland to study
eye diseases.
Doctor Cook told practically the
same story to one of his closest Amer
lean friends just week ago, before
Commander Peary reappeared on the
scene. but said he did not intend to
make 1t public because it might lead
to unpleasantness
Doctor Hansen was with Doctor
Cook for some time in Greenland, and
returned with him on the Danish gov
ernment steamer Hans Egede.
Now that Doctor Cook has gone"
he writes. Il am no longer under any
obligations to keep silence, and will
exercise my right to publish this
story about the house in Annatook-
story which Doctor Cook himself
had too much delicacy to relate to the
world. | write 1t from memory as
Doctor Cook told 1t to me. and am
fully convinced that in no details are
my recollections wrong.
Doctor Cook had built his house
for stores in Annatook, north of Etah.
and 1t was this depot which he start
ed to reach in February, 1909, crossing
Smith Sound It was a pretty large
house, the walls being built OF heavily
filled provision boxes, SO that Doctor
Cook knew that when this important
point was reached everything was
safe. He had, before the start, given
permission to young friend named
Whitney to use the house while hunt
ing musk-oxen for sport In the winter
OF 190S-9.
when Doctor Cook and his two Es-
kimos. exhausted and half starved,
came within short distance of the
came out to bid him welcome. but in
side the house was a stranger, q giant
Newfoundland boatswain, on watch.
This man had been placed in Doctor
Cooks house by Peary when the lat
ter passed Etah with his ship bound
north. Peary had given the boat
swain written order, which COM
menced with the following words:
""This house belongs to Dr. Freder-
lex A. Cook, but Doctor Cook is long
ago dead, and there is no use to
search after him. Therefore /, Com
mander Robert e. Peary. install my
boatswain in this deserted house.
This paper the boatswain, who
could neither read nor write. exhibit
ed to Doctor Cook, and the latter took
copy"
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Dora Wilson was appointed post
master at Higbee. Colorado, vice F.
Warren.
Elinor l.. Church and Ruth D. Haw.
thorne of Denver, were appointed STEM
ographers in the general land office
Following have been appointed rail
way mail clerks: A. V. McVicar,
Ault; f. L. Michael. Fort Morgan;
Adolph A. Bellman, Denver; w. r.
Hathaway. Trinidad; E. d. Drum
mond. Boulder.
The body of Lieut.. James T. Sutton,
Jr.. will be removed from Arlington
cemetery Sept. 49, The witnesses for
the disinterment will be Mrs Sutton,
her attorneys, Doctor George Tully
Vaughn, who will perform an autopsy;
Raymond Spear. Of the navy, and
whatever othe officials represent
tatives of the navy department are
designated, and priest who will Of
ficiate at the re-burial of Suttons
body in consecrated grounds.
1T is not fair to doubt DIR. Cooks
word in the absence of any evidence
whatever against him." This state
ment was made by Capt. A. G. Winter
halter of the navy. chief of the hydro
graphic office. in Washington, in
speaking of the doubt that had been
expressed in some quarters as to
whether DR.. Cook actually had reached
the North pole. Not one time in a
hundred thousand" he said, would
DR. Cook be able successfully to fake
astronomical observations. have
had much experience in making OBJ
servations and compilations from
them, and speak from my own
knowledge In such matters. Fake OBJ
servations from day to day could not
possibly be continued for any length
of time without detection, and why
not wait until access is had to DIR.
Cooks records and books? These, in
my opinion, will clear up every ques-
ton as TO his actually having reached
the pole. If they do not, it Will then
be quite time enough to cast asper-
sions upon him.
Following postmasters appointed in
Wyoming: Madel. Barton d. Pope;
Warren. Minnie |. Galbreath; Wolf.
Willis Leaton. Elmer X Ewing was
appointed rural carrier at Lamar,
vice Lewis II. Becker.
The Postoffice Department has
leased quarters belonging to w. L..
Williams at Fowler. Colorado. for
postoffice purposes. The department
has acquired for use of pcstoffice at
Sterling. premises located on the east
side of Third street between Main and
Poplar streets.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
WESTERN NEWS.

Clarence Darrow, the Chicago attor
ney who defended William D. Hay,
wood at Boise for the murder OF Gov.
Frank Stuensnberg of Idaho, is ser
iously i'll.
The subject OF new state, to in
clude all territory south of the Tebac-
hapi range, will be urged at mass
meeting on the call of the Los An
geles realty board.
Open advocacy of state division by
the Los Angeles press and by several
influential commercial bodies has fol-
lowed the action of the State Board of
Equalization which raised the assess
ment of this county 40 per cent.
The retail milliers are having a con-
vontion at Chicago and 1t seems to be
the opinion that the tricorne or three
cornered hat, SO popular a few years
ago. will be most in favor this fall It
is becoming to NOSE faces, and the
beauty of it is the bending may be so
arranged as to suit the face.
The army transport Thomas arrived
at San Francisco from Manila Satur-
day with the Twenty-ninth infantry.
and number of officers. The band
and one battalion of this regiment
will go TO Fort Jay and the rest will
be divided between Forts Niagara and
Porter. New York.
John Butram, student OF Gravette,
Ark, was killed by his teacher, A. T..
Kelly. 1t is stated that Butram had
caused the teachers of the school con-
siderable trouble and, in tie midst OF
a heated discussion, he drew knife
and made lash at Kelly. who in turn
drew his pistol, shooting Butram three
times.
Alice Webb Duke, divorced wife OF
Brodie l.. Duke. the tobacco magnate,
was committed to the asylum for the
insane at Kankakee, Ill. The once
brilliant and wealthy bride of Mr..
Duke appeared complete mental
ami physical wreck and but ten min
utes were required to impress the jury
with the need OF restraint Of. and
treatment for her.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
1he Elr.t penver Record.

One OF the most interesting docu-
msnts which has recently been discov-
cred in connection with the early his
tory OF Denver, and which Is to be made
part of the city's archives through
the courtesy OF Will l.. Petriken. is the
original agreement signed September
II. 1858. by which Henry p. A. Smith
and Edward w. Wynkoop agreed to
lay out town in the gold region Of
western Kansas"
The town laid out by them was Dem
yer. Here il copy of the stipulation:
'Bnited States Of America. Territory
OF Kansas, Douglas County: ss
Articles OF agreement entered into
this 18th day of September. A. D. 1858.
between Henry p. A. Smith and Ed
ward w. Wynkoop. of tho first part,
and David T. Mitchell. Silas o. Hemen-
way. Robert 8. Stevens, Hugh l..
Walsh and William Brfndle, of the
second part, witnesseth:
THAT for and in consideration of
two hundred and fifty dollars furnished
by the parties Of the second part to
the parties OF the first part. the re-
eeiptl whereof Is hereby acknowledged.
the said parties OF the first part agree
and hereby obligate themselves to go
to the gold region OF the western part
OF Kansas, or in that region of coun-
try. and obtain Information. lay out
= town and send or bring back infor-
nation to Lecampton. in Kansas
Territory. for the mutual benefit
of all the parties of both the
first and second parts. the profits
to be divided mutually. one seventh to
each individual. The parties of the
second part to ADVANCE. the interest of
tho whole by obtaining If possible a
cnarter for the town
In witness whereof we have here
unto set our hands and seals this 18th
uay Of September, A. d. 1858
H. p. A. SMITH.
II. ". WYNKOOP.
DAVID T. MITCHELL,
HUGH L. WALSH,
"SILAS o. HEMENWAY,
"R. s. STEVENS.
WIN. v. BRlNDLE."
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
HOLY cRoss EMPTiEs LARGEST
RESERVE INTO THE GOLFERS
OF COLORADO.
ROAD AND SCHOOL FUND
THE GROSS RECEIPTS FROM FOR.
EST RESERVES AMOUNT
TO s1ss,os4.

Denver.-Sen. Simon Guggenheim
has been advised by Wilbur l.. Moore,
acting secretary of the Department of
Agriculture. that the net receipts from
the national forests In Colorado, dur
ing the year beginning July /. 1908.
and ending June 80. 1909. approx
mate $1os,0s4. and that under the
terms Of the agricultural appropria-
tion act for 1909. twenty-five per cent.
of this money will be paid to Colorado
for the benefit OF the public schools
and public roads of the counties in
which the forest reserves are situ-
Rted
The secretary of the treasury has
not yet determined the exact distribu-
tive share of Colorado, but the money
is to be expended as the state Legisla-
ture may prescribe. The reserves in
Colorado and the receipts therefrom,
AZ reported to Senator Guggenheim,
are as follows:
Arapahoe, ss.416.s8; Battlement.
t10.521.6S; Cochetopa. $12. BOOST; Gun
rison, s7,s67.ss; Hayden. s3,35s; Holy
Cross, s21,526.49: La Sal. s600.63; Las
Animas. s9s5.56; Leadville. $1s.910.02;
Medicine Bow, s4,036.sS; Montezuma.
s1I. .304.SS: Pike, s1s.S53.21: Rio
Grande, s19.564.1s Routt, s13,2s1-S5;
San Isabel. s4.552.73; San Juan, s14,-
l67.s3; Sopris, sl.366.3s; Uncompah-
gre. $15.07s96; White River, SILL
660.17.
The Hayden, Las Animas and La
Sal reservations are partly located in
other states, and the receipts are di-
welded according to acres.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Preparina for Beet Harvest.

Greeley-The sugar factories at
Greeley, Eaton and Windsor are be-
ing thoroughly overhauled and at Ea-
ton 500 feet of new highline rs being
put In place. doubling the amount that
factory possessed last year. 1t is prob
able that the factories will commence
slicing about OCTOBER 5th. There are
about 10000 acres of sugar beets in
northern Weld county The crop is
an average one. The sliced beets will
bring $3.50 ton. and those that are
not sliced. $500.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Preparing for Taft.

The celebration committee OF the
Gunnison tunnel opening at its meet
ing arranged many of the final de-
tails OF the big event of September
2Srd.
A dinner and reception to President
Taft and the members Of his party
was one OF the features decided upon.
1t has also been decided to have the
welcoming ceremonies take place at
tn grounds OF the Western Slope fair
in order that the President may be
able to view the exhibits of fruit and
other products of the Uncompahgre
valley.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
GENERAL NEWS.

Count Zeppelin took UP the king Of
Saaony for an hours run in his air.
ship at Friedrichshafen., The trip was
an uneventful one and the king ex-
pressed himself as delighted.
The indictments, charging F. Angus
tus Heinze, the copper financier, with
conspiracy to obstruct the administra-
ton of justice by concealing the books
of the United Copper Company, were
dismissed today by Judge Hough of
the United States Circuit Court.
British suffragettes will give three
receptions as send-offs to Mrs. Pank-
hurst before she sails for the United
States on October 18th. The immigra-
tion officers will probably not prevent
her landing, although she has been
under arrest in England for melting
to riot
Prince Kuni, grandson of the EN-
peror OF Japan, accompanied by Prin-
cess Kuni, will be present at the Hud-
so1l-Fulton celebration next month in
New York as the representative of
! Japan. The Princess Kuni is great
i beauty and great social favorite in
: the Japanese capital. She dresses in
the European style.
The prince and princess of Belgium
are among the most versatile of royal
ties. The princess. who WIS the
duchess Elizabeth of Bavaria. is a
fully qualified doctor of medicine and
a playwriter. The prince is also OF
literary bent. and has written more
than one clever book. He is said to
have a democratic outlook on life, and
studies earnestly politics and the
government of nations.
There was issued by the English
Board of Education recently sylla
bus respecting physical exercises il
elementary schools which is receiving
the warmest commentators from Bri-
tish educationalists. This syllabus is
regarded as IN a measure constituting
the first official recognition in this
country of the fact that it is not only
the mind, but also the body. OF the
child that requires development in q
system of national education. Old
time pedagogues might hold UP Their
hands in horror at the role which the
DOuIu Ol tuuCdiiou loW dsSibus " thc
schoolmaster. who is expe Ted to be
stow as much attention on the care
of his pupils bodies as on the training
of their intelligence.
On the recurrence of the birthday
of Queen Helena. of Italy. commit
tee in Sweden which had collected 30.
900 crowns for the sufferers of the re
cent earthquake in southern Italy
sent the money in an elegant golden
casket to the Queen for distribution
among the victims. Among the offer
ings was magnificent diamond ring
which it was decided to give as, a
present to the Italian Queen in recog
nitlon of her services in behalf OF the
earthquake victims. The Queen gra
ciously accepted the gift in letter
of acknowledgement recently sent to
the committee.