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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06

cLEANEsT CITY OF EUROPE
Opinion Of Those Familiar With Com
ditions Regarding Dresden,
Germany. ~

A common error among those who
do not personally know the city is
that Dresden Is an interesting. but
medieval town. rich In artistic attrac.
lions, but bereft of those advantages
and comforts which the modern tour.
list demands. Nothing could be more
misleading. and on this Point there Is
confederation from one of the keensst
Of all municipal students, DR.. Henry
s. Lunn. who some time ago conduct
ed q party of municipal experts on a
tour through Germany. His party. he
afterward said. was prepared to be lie.
lighted with the architectural attrac.
lions of Dresden and with the wonder.
full art collections, which draw visi.
tors from all parts OF the civilized
world.
To them, as to most people. Ores
den was known chiefly rs the home OF
he most beautiful picture in the world,
the Slstlne Madonna. They had. how
ever. to recognize that the city, not
coL:ent with artistic renown. was de.
veloping to n great extent on the uiili.
tartan side. and Is now manufacture
ing center OF considerable Importance.
These new enterprises. however. dhave
not been suffered to spoil the beauty
OF Dresden. which has acquired none
of the dirt and sQualor with which the
foreign visitor Is often too painfully
familiar in Ills own large industrial
centers. -
In extent Dresden Is little smaller
than Boston. Mass. the population be-
Ing nearly the same. There are two
municipal governing bodies, the raj"
or council, and the municipal depu.
ties"
The council consists Of lG pcid ard
% unpaid members. NIL the paid men,
bers tnmong whom arc the oberburgo.
mastery being expected to devote
their whole time to the service Of the
city. The schools are splendidly
equipped. and the cost Of maintaining
them amounts to- upward Of sl,575, 900
per annum.
A technical art school is provided
by the state, and there are so-called
crafts schools for almost every trade
There are classes for cooking and do
nestle training for girls In several OF
the primary schools. 1t is to the en-
ergy and enterprise Of their municipal
fathers that Dresdeners and the few
burgomasters owe most Of the nun
Der improvements effected In the city
and suburbs. ,.
1t Is rather paradox to find the
most artistic city In Europe also the
cleanest city In Europe. but neither
distinction can be denied TO Dresden
Indeed. the cleanliness Of the streets
strikes the stranger instantly nftel
having seen Berlin and other larg,
German centers. At the present mo
ment. too. the gigantic sewerage sys
TEN. conceived and prosecuted at ,
cost of many million dollars. Is an
proching completion. and Dresden
then will be model Of public santa
ton.
These are admirable virtues for !,
city. and 1t Is as well that they shouk
be circulated abroad SO MS to refut'
the many misconceptions which exis
in regard to the lovely capital OF Sax
/ INV
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Snodqrass' Scheme.

I'll give you 500 If You'll move
into the house naXt to mine" said Mr..
Snodsrass to the man with the stem.
torian voice.
What is your scheme?" vibrated
the other.
Why" explained Mr.. Srodgrass,
1.-The houses are mile apart. and I'm
trying to sell my house TO timid lady
who specifies It must be within calling
distance from her neXt.door neighbor,
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
LOCAL News OF INTEREST
At BUCKINGHAM AND VlgIAlTY
Mrs. 8. 8. Potter ropo.ts onse Week
for tho usnons of Hoasors
of This paao..

Mrs. l.. A. Rupp visited Mrs. l.. E.
Siivis last Friday.
Mr. Sam Potter returned Friday from
business trip at various points in Iowa.
Mr.. George Kinney and children ar
rived Friday from their old home in
Iowa 10 make this their future home,
ON q homestead two miles north of here.
Buy Chambarlans Remedies Of Ham
mond at Buckingham.
Mr.. List WAS 4 Startling bound pas
scnger Thuraday.
Miss Edna Mckee was business cal
Ter at kcota Friday.
Messrs San Potter and George Kin
ney were at Keota Saturday On bust
ness.
Chas. DeFord was \ business caller
at keota Monday.
Mr.. McCoy OF Trenton, Nebraska ar
rived Friday with a carload of house
hold goods. farm machinery and stock
and are located on I. homestead east of
| town.
A nice line of Confectionery, Cigars
and Toilet goods at Hammond'a, Buck
ingham
/ Our hustling lumberman is 4 busy
man these days End keeps quite aforcc
of men on the move, having received
/ five carloads Of coal and the writer can
recommend it rs being tirst-class.
Mr.. Dinsmoor is erecting the first
residence in our little berg.
Monday morning Buckingham had 4
little excitement in the nature OF rob
cry. when Mr.. Walworth came to the
lumber Office he found that someone had
entered and blown open the safe;
it is supposed that they had used nitro
glycerine. blowing the door off the safe
and completely demolishing it. They
ransacl,ed all the doors in the desk.
securing currency to the amount Of $50.
There has been no clue only that it is
supposed it was professional and as
there was lone man in IN automobile
Sunday evening, it is thought that he
was the burgler.
Miss Silyis reports the following visit
ors at school last month. Miss Edna
Mckee, Miss Jennie Robson, Mrs. A.
81 l.. Roup and son Fred. The teacher
would be pleased to have all parents
visit the school.
Report for Buckingham school begin
ming September G, 1910 and closing Oct
) 3, 1910. Percent Of attendance by males
99.l, by females 1914; average attend
ance by males 10, of females s. Total
IS. Honor roll Tor the month David
{ Randall, Harry Hammond, Tony Coop
er, Teddy Cooper, Ralph Dinsmoor,
Latelle DeFord, Dale DeFord. Hale De-
Ford, Joseph Robson, Cornelia Silyis,
Miriam RUBY, Bernice Rupp, Letha
Cooper Hazel Dinsmoor.
MYRTLE !. SILVIs, Teacher.
Subscribe for The Enterprise and get
the news.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Hiuh lincaa..

This milk looks mighty blue" re-
marked the young man who had Just
put up $40 in advance for a weeks
board In the country.
"Yew bet 1t air." replied the rural
host. Tibet comes from hayin
nawthin' but peddygreed cows. by
grass"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Como and Join Us.

Hereafter Sunday school will be held
in the school house and as this Sunday
is the day we elect our officers we cs-
pecia!ly urge everybody to be present.
l.. ALLEN, Superintendent.
Miss MCPHERSON, See. and Treas.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
No Cause for Alarm.

Traveler-lIere! Keep of! What
the
Pullman Porter-Dont shy, sab! 1t
an only de Northumberland. which
hab supehceded de microbey whisk
broom In dis heah up-to-date car,
sah."-Puck
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
The Reverse,

81 once knew n woman who treated
her husband like dog"
That's nothing. If YOU mean the
comparison Of suffering. once knew
woman who treated her dog like q
husband"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Fore. Of Habit,

"How 10 the magazine man getting
along whom you have hired to run
your newspaper" 9
II haven't broken him Of all his old
habits. When news Is dull he prom.
ises a 10. Of the news for the ncxt
number"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Money Orders at PostofHce.

The Raymer, Colorado postoflice will
be able to do money order business On
Saturday, October first. This will do
away with the Inconvenience Of sending
money through the mail and is also a
much safer method.
Postoffice hours: 7:C0a. m. to 7:OOp. IN.
Sunday 1000 a. m. to HOO a. IN.
The best way of getting results from
advertising is to place your ad in this
paper.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06

"a; f,-1'If lk.N ..c' e,
M'.. se..'o srA,ss k 'l one'
\ weok ror the i.9sahef Read. .
o.. Of rnl.eNer.

Clair Mentzer was a Raymer visitor
the latter part of last week.
Misses Hazel Pierce and Arlene Olson
were Sterling passengers Thursday.
Mrs. Pierce returned with the girls on
Friday.
Mr.. Ramsey has vacated the restaur-
ant and is now serving meals in his cot
tage.
MIR. Stackhouse has his restaurant
most completed and will open the doors
to the dining rooms Sunday noon.
DR.. Baird is now located in his drug
store on front street.
Mr.. Pierce. is the proud father Of a
fine baby boy.
P. H. Keenen is now serving meals
in connection with the rooming house.
The Oman boys are digging .cistern
for o. M. Olson this week.
Mr.. Broderick considers the train SER
vice to slown now days; he drove his pony
to Sterling Thursday and made much
better time with it and cart, than the
train did.
Mr.. Gallagher, who succeeds Mr..
Peckinpaugh in the management Of the
Stoneham lumber company is very well
liked by his patrons here.
Mr.. WINNER has started new barn
on his ranch east of town.
Mr. Rugland has started his fine new
house five miles westof town and when
completed will not only be a credit to
the country, but as fine as any in this
section of Colorado.
Will Nueman is painting hotel sign
Tor I. II. heencn.
Will and Miss Helen Wellington are
visiting their brother Fred and wife,
south of Stoneham.
The Stork made visit to the Section
House last week and left to Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, baby girl.
Miss Blake is having house built or
her claim this week and after its COM
pletion she expects to leave for Jules
berg, Colorado where she will spend {
few weeks with her brother and family
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rugland will give sup
per and dance at their ranch five mile!
west of here, Friday, October 7th.
NJ. w. A. gave Halloween party
They will give an oyster supper ant
dance here October 3lst; all are cordial
ly invited.
The Box social Of Thursday evening
which was given towards buying an or
gan for the Sunday school and schoo
met with much success; the weathe
was very favorable and a number o
country people came in, the crowd mum
bered sixty four. Mr.. Pierce auction
ed the boxes, that brought fair prices
we cleared twenty-one dollars and con
sidered we done well.
O. M. Dunbar left the first of tn
week for Nebraska where he will spent
the winter.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Something Durable.

What kind Of cigars will you have?"
asked the dealer. Light. medium or
strong?"
Strong ones. by all means" said
the blushing damsel. Strong enough
not to break in the young mans
pocket. don't you know"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Defined.

"What 10 suspended animation"
Its what happens ut an afternoon
tea when the very woman they have.
been talking about enters the room"
Puck.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
His Argument.

kindly remove your arm from
around my waist" said the proud
beauty. II could never learn to love
you"
How DO you know you couldn't"
urged the persistent suitor. You
might at least try sample lesson"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Hereditary FoWer.

Hoax-Poor old Henpeckke has to
mind the baby.
Joax-Yes. It's wonderful how that
baby takes after Its mother.-phiade!.
phia Record.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Cause and Effect.

III Solomon was so wise. why did
he marry 1000 wiyes?"
you've got It backward. 1t was
his wives that wised him up"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
No Bido,

Scribe has started to writing
poetry"
"He ought to take something for It."
HE would. but nothing's offered"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06

Proud Mother-Oh. James! what DO
YOU think? The twins have another
tooth. life.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
Hopeless.

What sort Of chap is Tibbles?"
1.-THE sort who'd dress up to SO FISH.
ing"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-06
A Mean Man.

III you hadn't proposed to me nine
times never would have accepted
you'll
Quite true. I've had sncak!ng
suspicion ever since that eight Is my
lucky number"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
GREAT REVIVAL OF
INTEREST IN WHALE FISHING

New Bedford. Mass, March For
the last few weeks the city water front
has resembled "a picture from the past
and memories of New Bcdfords pres
tige when the whaling industry was at
It's height have been revived Not for
very many years has so much attention
been given 20 the whale fishery as at
the present on Thursday. next. the
FIRST Of "a Ncct of nine whaling vessels.
now outdtting, viii sail in Guest Of the
great mammals which half "a century
ago laid the foundation Of many a
substantial fortune.
Meanwhile. the few survivors Of the
old-time whalesmen. who. for more
than a generation, have mOurned the
decline OF what was once the citv's
principal industry spend nearly AN
their spare moments on the Wharves.
exchanging "reminiscences. while small
boy stand agape listening TO stories
which SAVIOR strongly OF the saltiest
seas
The reason for the present activity is
20 be found In the fact that the market
for sperm OH is depleted. while the price
stands at s. cents a gallon In addi-
ton. whalcbonc is one of the most val
liable products obtainable and there is
always a chance OF finding a lump OF
ambergris. which is worth far more
than its weight I'm gold.
Seven vessels Of the nine now pre-
pairing fog sea will hunt in tho Hat
teras grounds In the north Atlantic. re-
turning 20 port in the fan. while the
banks Bertha and Wanderer win make
more extended cruises 20 the West
African coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
FIFTY BODIES REMOVED
FROM AVALANCHE WRECK
Forty-hVc Taken Down the Mountain
And Sent to Everett aud seattle
Rotary Piows stalled.

Wellington. Wash. March l-Fify
bodies have been removed from the
wreckage carried down by tine ayu-
lanche that destroyed two Great North
crn trains last Tuesday morning. and.
or these 50 have boon taken down tho
mountain and sent to- Everett and Seat
tie only three bodies were recovered
yesterday but several were exposed and
these are being removed from the
debris and viii boz taken down o.
Scenic today. The men at work clear
ing the tracks OF the snow brought
down by the slides that have occurred
during the last two weeks are making
rapid progress. The two rotaucS thl'
have been stalled west OF here will be
released before night and with tho ad
dition Co the snow lighting machinery
10 is believed. that there win Doe lite
difficulty in clearing the tracks within
a short time.
The men that are working to open The
line from the east are also making good
Roadway and 10 has been predicted 'ha,
they VIII be- the first 90 bring a snow
uIow into wellington. Blasting powder
has been used with success iu loosening
the packed snow on the east side ~ the
mountains and today the crows work
ing on the west slope adopted th7t
method OF lighting the drifts.
As soon as the line DIS open 10 tranic
the work OF recovering the bodies VIII
be simplihed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
CHICAGO THREATENED WITH
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES

Chicago. March IA militant suf-
frage movement IN Chicago similar 70
the one that brought the issue 10 the
front in England. threatens TO break
through the restraining hands Of wom-
en- who favor adhering to such peace
able methods as the "uo-vote-no- taxes
movement.
II developed yesterday that seri-
Gus schism has divided the women lead
ers and that action on broad scale
has been rapidly pushed ahead with
out publicity in order 20 prevent an
eruption Of the force" advocates
As part Of this program. which aims
at n serious financial hampcrlng OF the
city and county Observation-Disclosures
OF the state-a complete list has been
obtained 81 all women who pay local
taxes. A letter is being prepared ask
ing each 81 these women who number
thousands and whose personally taxes
run up into the hundreds 81 thousands
Of dollars 20 refuse to pay such taxes,
Just as Miss Belle Squire. and 70 CON
tribute 90 defensive fund.
At a conference Of suffragist leaders
Il was announced that County Atty.
Lewis had decided not 20 press the
suit 10 collect S642 personally taxes
from Miss Squire. thus hoping 70 avoid
a legal issue which the women Of Chi
cago were planning 10 raise by join
ing ia Miss Squire's Injunction peu-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
U. S. Supreme Court Reversed
Interstate Commerce Com
mission on Joint Rates.
ROUTE WAS SATISFACTORY
Commission Has Power Ia Require a
New One When No Reason
able One Exists.

Washington, March The Northern
Pacific railway today won it's fight ia
the so-called Portland gateway case be-
fore the supreme court OF the United
states.
This controversy was over the at
tempt OF the Interstate commerce com
MISSION 70 require the Northern Paci-
&c 10 join with other railroads in es-
tablishing a through passenger route
and Joint rates from the east to Puget
sound territory Via Portland. or It
has been waged fercely by contesting
interests n. the northwest
After many complaints 10 the COM
mission. an investigation into ,ho whole
subject was undertaken The inquiry
showed that the Northern Pacific de-
clined 20 enter into a joint rate agree
ment with the Union Pacific and other
Hartman roads for passengers from
the east 20 Tacoma and similar points
via Portland THIS request was based
on the claim that IL already provided a
satisfactory and reasonable route from
the east TO Tacoma territory Via BIZ
lings Mont
Tn, commission finally ordered the
making OF joint rates via Portland II
disregardod the contention of the
Northern Pacific that under the law
there already being "a satisfactory and
reasonable route 10 could not require
the making OF another route To per-
sons who might object 90 the climate OF
the Northern Pacific route who wanted
10 stop over along the southern route
for purposes OF seeing the scenery or
for business the commission held that
the northern route might not be a
satisfactory and reasonable route
Chairman Knapp d,ssented from this
conclusion. holding that "a route that
was shortest in time and In distance
and equal to any other iu the comforts
provided for the traveller could not be
an unrea sonable route. The order was
taken "a the courts and the United
states district court Of Minnesota held
that the commission exceeded no au-
thorlty 20 issuing the order An APP
peal was taken 90 the supreme court
In announcing the decision OF the
court. Justice Holmes said that the
commission had power 20 require a new
route only when no reasonable or sat
isfactory route already existed The
reason assigned by the commission as
TO why the Northern Pacific route was
not "a satisfactory or reasonable one
could only be maintained by giving the
words Of the statute an artificial mean
ing He approved. IN substance, the
position taken By Chairman Knapp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
FOR ASSISTANT WEATHER MAN

a civil service examination FOR Young
mon is 10 30 years old. win be held
IN this city April 10. next. for the posi-
ton OF assistant weather observer. The
specifications Of examination condi-
tibns are as follows. Time allowed
eight hours Subjects Of examination
and relative weights Of subjects on "a
scale OF 100: Spelling. 10. metcorolugy,
%: pennmanship, 8; English compost
ton upon some meteorological subject,
25, Arithmitic. no; copying and cor
rectiug Mss. 10. geography OF the
United States. 3, elementary algebra
through quadratlcs, TO- II a candidate
attaius an average rating less than 20
on meteorology and English compost
tion. the remaining subjects viii not
be rated Examinations viii De held
al Logan, as well as ln this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
4. :. TROOPS ALL
READY TO MARCH At WORD

Washington. Feb. Under arms and
ready 20 cntrain at moments notice.
the Forty-hfth coast artillery. az Fort
Dupont Del. g. waiting the flash from
the war department 20 hurry 10 Phila-
delphia 90 protect the United states
mint and other government property.
A train stands ready TO convey the
soldiers to the scene Of the disorders.
This preparatory action was taken az
the request OF the secretary OF the
trcasurr and So far as can be gathered
there has been no appeal from the
municipal authorities az philadelphia
or the state officials OF Pennsylvania
Tor national troops.
Upon receipt from the treasury for
troops. Adit Gen. Ainsworth 90 whom
the secretary OF war referred the mat
ter. promptly telegraphed 90 Maj Gen.
Leonard Wood. commanding the de-
partmcnt OF the east. in New YORK,
To- have troops ready 60 protect the
mint
II is distinctly understood these gov
eminent troops II they enter the city
viii. az least en- this phase OF the riot
ing. take no part In the police work
beyond defending the mint and other
government property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
THREATENED WITH DEATH.
BARRlCADES HIMSELF

death unless he pays $1,000 within the
next 10 days, Joseph Florentlne. am
East Side fruit dealer is barricaded In
his home in Third avenue. while Ietec-
tives are searching for the writer's OF
the Black Hand letters which he has
received
Five letters have come for Florentfue
through the malls one was dated at
Hoboken. another az Newark and
the others were mailed from various
parts Of this city. The earlier letters
ALLOW sd him 30 days in which 90 meet
these demands FOR money, but the latest
letter received yesterday. reminded him
that inasmuCh as the FIRST letters had
been ignored he had'only 10 days OF
life loft 20 him