davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Die 6efIaseI-s nsiteanus.

8ortreffli9 bei9idt lit Die @efIii-
lgel- u1o Snubennusfteuung, Delbe
am Montag fir Die 9auer elmer $50
DIE i'm alten Sreimnurertempel croft
net un0 i9on am erften Mben0 bon
mebr als 500 BerIonen beluht mar.
I9ie 3abl Der %preistperten Siibner,
I@nten, Srutb1bne, un0 Eallben lit 10
|qroB, oaB oie Yreisrihter li9 beron-
laBt laben, mebrere grtrnpreife 81
~beuinigen. @eIonoere Mufmerflam-
felt erregen mebrere brUn3ene Srlt-
b1bne, bon 0ener ieoer iiber 40 YfnnO
piegt, cine Mn5abI iapaniiber meiBer
Seioenbiibner, tpelbe GotDnro 9ollt,
Der fiinfi1brige @nfel oes 9errn Go
iparo S9mio, oes Sdobmeiters Der
v@aIbington YonItrD ano 8i0ge-
ons Mfiociation" uno @iniam Sulo6
BON Mnrplan0 ausgelteGt baben, uno
cine Brut bon MrnnOnl 9iibnern, be-
renglei1en nod ME auf elmer Glib
neransIteuung in ben Ser. Stnaten
geIeben noroen iin6. 9err 90. 8.
Stamper BON bier, Der atBeroem meb-
rere punoeri1one bIaue Mnoaluiier
porfiibrt, lit Der MusItener 0ieier
prGdtigen &iibner. MuBer ben ge-
nannten IeItenen Siibnerorten 1T ie-
Be anoere, pie &boOe Sslnno gfeos,
fran50IiI9e @ouoons, HlDmontb
&ods, 2adenbeIoers, beleii1e gnmpi-
ems, Orptngtons uno 2egborns, IN
taoelloien @remplaren Dertreten. Sn
gon5em umfoBt Die gLusiteuung iiber
700 gintrdge nur bon &iibnern.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Grnitscmcimte 8arnnns.

9as Staotsoepartement bot ben
HrG1i0enten @ome3 IN bitterem @rnit
georobt, oaB Die Ser. Staaten in Gu
ba eini9reiten perOen, nenn Die Be
teranen Organization Deitere Ser
Iu1e ma6t Die 8oaitredung oes Sc
Ieses gegen militarii6e @inmii6une
in Die politii9en affairen Der Sniel
5u perbinoern, oenn, 10 beiBt es in
Ser Mfitteilung, Die Ser. Staoten
fonnten Die WiBa9tung Der @eiese,
pelHe CUR grbaltune Der @eIebe uno
Der Oronung in Der &epublif glibo
eingefiibrt wuroen, ni6t rubig nit
onieben.
Das @orgeben Ser 8u~nOesregie-
rltng lift auf Die Beri6te oes amerifa-
fAen @eianoten @eaiipre in Sabano
.aeariinoet, uno Die @arning an Gu
ba miro ebenfans our9 Serrn 8eou-
bre iibermittelt. Ser @eianote mel0e-
fe, 0aB Die 8eteronen Der cubonii@en
Oaebolutions Mrmee in lebterer
8eit febr tdtig getpeien iinO, uno bic
leGerIonen, meI6e in benz cubaniiHer
4efreiumgsfriege nit 5panien ipm-
patbifierten, aus Dem 8ibiloienite Der
Ordngt baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Seine nmamitGnbisen SGnae.

gea6oem Die IN LETTER 3eit oufge-
fommenen SGn3e 0@ri58lp Bear,
vSonep 8un9 &ug~ unO uSurfeD
Erot" in Seem gorf, mo- lie 8uerif
our9 0importierte" San8erinnen uno
San5er in Die Mooe gebra6t muir.
Den, einen Sturm littli9er @ntriilt
uug acknowledgement batten, baben
oie @eranItalter Oes groBen oSou-
tbern &elief 8an", Der am 20. 3.
so. bier abgebaIten werOen ioa, es
fir qut befunoerL iene S1not nit
Dem 9annflu9 5u belegen. Ser
uSout6ern Helief Bal" bil0et ne
ben Dem @oBltdtigfeitsban zines Der
berDorragenoIten @tnterereigniiie Der
8aibingtoner D~ornebmen @eieni9dft
Der Sausbalt oes b09iten @recutiO-
beamten oriidt aud bier Dem geIea-
l6aftli6en 2eben ben Stempel auf.
Aber Die Oamen oes 0@eiBen 9au-
les" batten ebenio Die Die Dornebmen
Oan1en aus ben SiioItaaten, wel9e
oie 8atroneIien Des &ales finO, ibr
@rl1einen bel oemielben MIR rnter
ser 8eoingung 8ugeiagt, 0aB iene orl-
1t0Bigen G1n5e fir oas beDorfteben-
Oe @lon5ereignis runOmeg oerboten
wiiroen. Sin oeren Stene mer0en
nun alf Dem Soutbern &elief 8au
Der alte unO immer nod i90ne Wte.
maettan5, Der CUR 3eit Oes Rrdlioen.
ten @nibington oas Neueite auf benz
@ebieteoer San5funit mar uro Der
iest nit Mnitano a1sgefiibrte 8arfo-
Oienre : Sona eri9einen. Die Saupt-
attraftion oes Bales aber miro cine
9olonaiie nit 5tpolf Der i9Onlten 9e-
butantinnen fem, Die &oitiime tragen,
wie fie in ben Sagen Martba @aIb-
ingtons MODERN Daren. Inter 0ieien
5tpolf 9ebutantinnen befinoen ii@,
SRI. @Ii6abet6 &eio &ogers, SRI. @e-
len @aroD uno Senorita greipO, Die
bilO110ne So9ter oes merifaniihen
8otl9ofters. Der San miro, tpie
Der Same iogt, gum beiten bon yeot-
l%eioenoen IN ben SiioItaaten eegeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Sn Norfolf Itarb am MittDo8 i'm
Sauie leines Sobnes @uItao Der BE
gierungsa9iteft @ultap 6riebus. Ser
@erltorbene, Der I'M Sabre 1843 in
@uue a. 5. Saale geboren tDar, fam
als 4-iGbriger &nabe nit ieinem 8a-
ter, Der ebenfaQs Se6nifer mar uno
lange Sabre als 8riifenbauer i'm
DienIte Der Baltimore unO 9bio ST.
lenbabn itnno, 6ierber uno fano alS
t6-idbriger Sunge M~niteaung ols
8ei9ner I'M &riegs : Departement.
gr arbeitete 5uerft on ben Bldnen fir
oaS gegentDGrtige @ebduoe Oes
Staats-, &riegs- uno Wfarine : 0e-
partements uno unter General
Ebom. 6. gaieD an Der 8oaenOung
Oes @nibington 9enfmals. @uitaD
Sriebus binterIdBt auBer benz IN gtor-
foIf lebenoen @uitab 9. GriebuS nod
einen Sobn, SbeoOor, Der bier an
idliig lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

8 er bon 9errn 9einri9 Sanmer
DerfaBte Gert fir Elm paiien0es &teo,
oas am @rabe enti6lafener SGnger
BON t~rauernoen SGngerbriioern ge-
iungen peroen loa, mar IN Der Ies-
ten ghammer u%npoaltdnoig uno tell
meiie unri9tig ~abgeorudt. IS lautet
noaitdnOig unO riatig, wie folgt:
9umpf i6aat oaber
Sriiber &lagen Seierton.
Dir. teurer Sreuno,
Ser Dem 2eben bit entflob'n,
@elten Oieie &lagen;
M0gen iie Dir lagen:
@as gu uns parit, gu uns biit,
l1no bleiben pirit.
Oh, Der ais @eilt bernieoerIiebit,
9oloer grim 'rune &reiie 5iebit,
9u, Der bier lit, Der nit uns bait
%geiungen,
Sraut beretnt, IN bebrer 9armonie
peri6lungen.
Sob oieier @armonien Slang
E0nen in @pigfeiten Sang!
@r fiinOet boffnungsfreuoig,
Gin berrli9 @eroen
9uf 0ieier @rOen.
Sore!
gu Der i'm @eiit bernieoeriebit,
Sober grinn'rung &reiie 5iebit,
Sci nit uls tets in Sarmonie Der-
Iblungenl
&ube ianftl Dir lei oies Sieo geinn-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

gbe CT ii9 5iemIi9 unuermitteIt am
OOnnerstas UOn Der SunOesbauptitaOt
uerabl9ieOete, sOunte GOniS 6rOt am
DlittpO9 abenO ben BalbinStOnsrn Ous
leltene ysrgniisen eInes @istarneUaIs.
Oas srOBs Salliu auf Osn Stats" mar
an ben UOrbersebenOeu Gasen Oafar bers
geri1tet mOroeu uuO bel 9tneiii9er uno
anOersr 8eleu9tunS, Die freill9 etuas
itdrter bate lein %tOnuen, uuO bel Inltis
gen Mulitweilen Der Marinetapele, ias
ben $4,000 YerlOnen gu, ME 9unOerte
DOn S9litti9ublduferu ii6 auf Der srOs
BEN gistId9e berumtummelten.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Der preuBii6e 2anotag lit am
Wfontag in Berlin 5uiammengetreten
unO tDur0e ourb ben NeiAsfdn5ler
nit Der Gerleiung Ser SbronreOe err
offnet. Dieie betonte Die giinitige
Gnttuidlung Der 6inan6en, mics auf
Die ~nottDenoige @infommenlteuerre-
form uno auf Die Notlage bin, Die
infolge Der ungep0Bnlihen Dirre
oes pe~rgangenen Sommers In Dielen
3anoesteilen etngetreten lei uno Nbs
lteaungsmaBregeIn erbeii9e uno be-
ipra9 Die geiesliae ginfiibrung Oes
Mrbeits5uangs fir Arbettsi6ele ais
cine MaBregel, Die geeignet iei Dem
WliBbrau6 Der Mlters- rto SnDali-
o~it1tsrenten uno ionItige Benfionell
gu Iteuerr. Sn g~erbinoung nit Die.
fer MaBregel puroe neiterbin Die
Nottpenoigfeit beiierer Sugenofiir-
Jorge in 0en @roBItdoten unO Oes
HfIi1tbeiuds I1noli9er 5ortbiI.
oungsi9uIen in ben 2~anobe5trten Der.
pprgebOben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

gbrsu prdfOsnt 8tid. 8ortbOIOt
fiibrte am uOriseu 6reitas ben gOriis in
eiuer lsbr pi9tigen 8OritOnOsUerfamm'
luna Oes columbia Guruuereius" Sn
Dielsr 8eriammluns wurOen mebrers fir
bic @eiterentwidIuus 6eS Euru'8 ereins
b66it beOeutIdme gOrlasen berateu, Die
III Ser am @Onuta9 ituttsebGbten @snes
raluerfummIung Oebattiert unO meittens
unuerdnbert auasnommeu wurbeH. Wir
werOen in einem ldnseren NrtiteI in Der
n6dfen Summer Oorauf 5uriidtOmmsn
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
G6as. Crafts seftament

Sn ieinem bonn %. Nobbr. 1910
oatierten Eeltamert bat Der Deritorbe.
ne SEER Charles @raff IesttutIig
Ole ED. llttb. 9reieinigfeitstirhe an
Ser @de Der A. nno g StroBe 81. So,
6as 9elttiAe @aiienbous uno oas
<ppert @reiienbeim nit ie $3.50,
feline S6n1gerin Mlnine 8enefe nit
$500 uno feline So1ter Mntonie sc.
9. @raff nit $1,000 uno aIem bOr-
banoenem Saltsrat beon1t. SIN IL
brigen ioaen Die @erren q. s. @roff
uno gbas. g.. &ogier aIs Seitaments.
oolitreder Die &interloheuidaft ber-
palten uno inter Die &inoer bertei-
len.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
sheatsrabsns i'm sanaerbnnb.

8ei Dem morgen ltuttfinoenoen
eriten Ebeaterabeno oes oiesi1brieen
8interprOqramms geIaHeen 3Dei
iebr luitige Stiidden CUR Muffiibruug
uno sipar nit foIgenoer 8eiesuug:
Jrat 8lim&eu.
S6Dant in einem Sit,
BON q. S@umoun.
Seronen:
ambroIius &itdert, Rentier !.
$err @m. Sonnematm.
Srau @liim6en, Saisbefiberin
Srau Warie Debmer.
Stemm, Shloiier
Serr Geo. g. @Iitt.
@uIaIia. feline Srau
Srau 81. so. Sec. gaifb.
MdderIi6, 96neioer
Serr @m. Siropatfp.
Sette, a0din BEL 6rau 8Iiimden
SRI. gleonore Sdnar5
Srib, SausOiener bel 6rau 8Iiim-
den &err Sobn s. Debmer.
Srau @mbroiia 8einboIO
Srau s. 2Oliali
90 Ninilten BauIe.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

21. Sanuar, Sonntag. g~dngerbuuO.
bale, Sbeaterabeno.
81. Sanuar, Sonntng. Mdnner@or.
bale, MfuiifnI. l1nterbnltitng.
%. Sanltar, Montag. Do MnIonic
SempeI, SnbresbaM beg Hlntt.
oiitfhen Bereens..
%. Sonuar, 9~onnerstog. @1nger.
bunobaae, San3frGn39en.
%. Sahuar, Oonnerstag. Sttrnbnle,
Ean6fr6n5ben.
%. Sanuar, Counting. G1neerbun0-
bale, Muiif. Mbeno.
20. Sontar, Montag. Ierein 8ups
ern, Sabresban i'm OI0 MfaIcnic
Sempel.
4. Sebruar, Sonntag. Meselfuppe
gum 8enefi5 oes @aiienbauIes,
in Der Initalt, arrdngiert bon
ben 8oibington Mesger . Ser.
Elm.
a. Sebrunr, Sonntng. arionbaIe,
Sumoriitii9er MbenO.
5. Sebruar, Montng. @m. EeH Co
.ge, S6brliher M1asfenbnn in DID
Maionie Sole.
5. Sebruar, Montog. Eurnbale.
0arreniisung.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

3wei iunse 9euts, Die chamber beg
ten i'm Bergen, Der ls.idbrise NOrmun
gerrp 9Ode unO Die l7sid6riss Marsues
rite Raufmann, siusen AM Dienstas
Na6mittug pom 9auie meg, UNI ii@ Guf
benz tleiuen see III @beup @baie am
Gis[auf gu uersuiisen. sic tamen nidt
wieber 3urid. S@On finsen bic GItsrn
an gu slauben, OuB ite Our6sebrannt
Ieien, nm ii9 beimIi6 trauen gu ~Iaiisn.
pa fauO nan am Mittwo9 bic Sophie
Oeduus uuo ben Muff Oss MdOdens oui
benz @ile uuO uOrseltern aud Die beiOsn
2ei6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Erpteite 9 SOUf.

Mne 8roteItetgegen Die @rnennitng
oes Rreisri9ters @D. 6. &oof bon
&anias gum Mitglieo oes Oberbun-
oesgeri9ts, nno es fino ibm oeren
5iemli9 biele 5ugegangen, bat Hrd-
Iioent Eoft Dem @enernInnualt
@ider1bam our @riifung iiberuie-
fen. Dieier bat am Samstag nit
ser @rbeit begonnen. 6ie miro aber
minoeItens cine ISOLDE in Mnfpruh
nebmen uno in oieier 3eit miro Die
Nraqe, uer Der NmtsnaGfolger Oes
b~erfforbenen Hi9ters SarIau per-
ben ion, ruben,
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Ser Stem yorfer 8onfier
Gbas. SO. Morie, Ser tpegen 8erleB=
ung ser 8anfgeiebe cine 15-iGbrige
@ef1ngnisltrafe in Mtlanta, 60, Der-
biiBen Ionte, muroe am Dorigen Srei-
tag BON Sort Mc9berion, 60, mo-
bin er unl1ngIt feiner &ranfbeit me-
gen i~ibergefiibrt NOR, nod benz
Mrmee-Sm1ptboipitdI in SOt Springs
Mrf. bef0roert. Br6iiOent Gait uno
@eneralanpnlt @ideribam baben
oieIe MaBregel getroffen neil cine
Ipesieqe dr5tli1e 9ebnnolung fir ben
@ranfen n0tig befunOen puroe. llr=
IpriinqIth molten Die Ier5te ben
8r1iioenten beItimmen, Morle al be-
q~na0igen, oantit er cine &rr in
@arsbao our9maden Tonne, bod
baben Die ianitdren 8eamten
enti6ieoen, ooB Die &ur nit
|ebenio ertem @rfolg in Sot Springs
our1gemnAt neroan tonne.
Na@ @ntssssnuabme Der Iettsn dr3ts
Ii&eu 8eri6te, bic iid lebr nnsinitis
iber ben @eiunObeitssuItanb bes @efaus
senen 0usipra@en, bat BrdfOent Gait
Uorgeifern ii@ entIdIOHen, DOn ieinem
8esuaOisunssrsdt @sbram9 gu MAIDEN.
WtOrie 1T frsi unb wirb 8unddit nab
europa sebra1t wer6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

anf sic 3unabme Der Snteui-
aen8 in Den Ser. Staten pirft Die
3unabme Der unbeltelbaren 8riefe
elm eigentiimli9es &idt. SSn Der Ab-
teilung oes Yoitamtes fir unbeitea-
bare YoItitiide liefen in Dem O%erflol.
ienen Sabre 100000 8riefe unO
onOere 8oitia9en elm. 9ie 9ur9-
iGnitts0abl ltelIte lt4 fir ieoen Gag
auf 44,5000 Stiif. SIN 8erglei9e
gum @oriabre beOeutet oas cine GU
nabme BON s &ro5ent.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Das @retutiDtOmite Oes Deuti9sn
gentraIuerein8 belt nm 0ienstag in Der
6aae Oes 6errn @orI 9ammeI, @de Der
10. ctr. nuO genui. 9Ipe. %. 8. cine
9Orbsipreduns fir Die bsUOritsbenOs mos
natli6e DelesoteuUeriOmmIung ab.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Ger DeutI6e 6risssrbunO bdIt mor'
aen Ra6mittas in leinem 6%auptquOrtisr
1SoteI gsBIer) ieinen iabrIi9sn @sne'
~FaIappelI ab. Qlntreteu nit sepi9itsn
StisfsLn!
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

gIls Serr f6altet lett in Der be-
fanntem @irtidaft an Der Gde Oer
%. mmD 6 Gtrafe Der meme babii6e
@irt @inie GsOIf. DrigineIe Sc
.seIbabn I'M Sinterifib6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Serr gictor Berger, Ser eiu8ige
io5ioliftii1e Golfsbertreter i'm Som
greB Ser Ser. Staoten, bot es fir
gut befunOen, ON Oen u@orp6rts~ in
Berlin, 0as Sauptorgan Der oeutihen
So5ialoemofrotie, folgenOen Slid
puni6 al fabeln: u@Iiidauf CUR
8olfsbefreiung, Daterlanosloie &otte
Oas mar elm meltbiitorii9es @eburts-
tagsgei9enf. Mmerifas 8roletariat
beDunOert @u6."
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

Den @itelie6ern Ses @GmgerbnnOs
1T mOrgen Mben6 bic Welegenbeit &c.
bOteu, I'D bersbaft lat az laden.
SbeaterabenO!
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

8eim @ermamia Mlanmer@Or 1T
mOrseu Abenb mmFfaIii@e Nbenban-
terbaItnms,
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
9rei 3eitmnss : 9uuuueen.

8oiIe in einem Sit
BON 6. SeImeroing.
8eronen:
@aBfe, Gentier
SEER @m. Sannemanl
aunieunoe, Oelien S6DeIter
SRI. gIeonore S6Dar5
&iefe, 9ien1tmGo6en
SRI. Olga 2oiiuu
@rieben, SnitsbefiBer
&err g. 6. 8auls
ariimel, guoifer
SEER @m. Siropattp
8iirmel, gGfer
9err Geo. g. Slitt
Srt Der Snn0lurg Berlin.
8or un0 nod Der @oriteIung, ionic
mGbreno Der 8auie mMiifalii1e
ltnterbaltMng.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

w R5FIt@ i&meat utA gut
~Neuni&" nnD uDiomombs.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
CELEBRATES BY
WORKING HARD

Job T.. Brownell, one of the Union
Colony pioneers, is 20 years young
and celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth
day August % in the unique way of
finishing threShing over 1000 bush
els of grain, which was raised and
cared for entirely by himself on his
farm one and a half miles west of
Lucerne In the afternoon he was
surprised by receiving through the
mail a shower of post cards, pic
lures, booklets, etc, with their kind
ly greetings, good wishes, loved
faces and happy thoughts. The day
was one long to be remembered by
Mr.. Brownell. owing to the kindness
of his many friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
PROTEST
GAME AT
WINDSOR
LEADING LEAGUE TEAMS IN A
TANGLE OVER DECISION OF
UMPIRE IN NINTH INNING OF
GAME SUNDAY

Eaton, Sept. eff the game
which Eaton claims to have won
Sunday from Windsor by score OF
5 to 1 stands, despite the protest
which is said to have been entered
by Windsor, it will leave LaSalle
an1 Windsor tied for first place in
the league. They each have two
more games to play. In case the
protest is allowed the game of yes
terday would be played over. Wind
sor players. still refusing to admit
defeat yesterday, declare they are
still one game ahead.
The trouble came over decision
in the ninth inning which did not
meet with the approval of the Wind
sor crowd, who declare that the de-
cision was the grossest kind OF
laundering on the part of the UNI
pire.
If the victory is allowed to rest
with Eaton and the deadlock be-
tween LaSalle and Windsor con-
tinues to the end of the schedule a
series of three games will probably
be played afterward for the cham
pionship. One game will be played
at LaSalle, one at Windsor and the
third will probably be played at
Greeley. This series, if it comes off,
should bring great crowd out and
should prove intensely interesting
to the fans.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
CHECK IS
CAUSE OF
DOWNFALL
NEGRO TRIES TO CASH PAPER
At LASALIE BANK-CASHIER
KNEW PAYEE AND ARREST
SOON FOLLOWED

LaSalle, Sept. 6.-William Will
liams, negro who claims to hail
from Denver, ran against snag on
Thursday afternoon when he at
tempted to cash a check, on which
he is alleged to have signed the
name of John Emerson, to whom
the check is said TO have rightiully
belonged.
The negro entered the local bank
and was seen TO sign his name TO
the check while in the bank He
then presented it at the cashiers S
window, whereupon Cashier Carpen-
ter called halt TO the proceedings,
for he happened to be acquainted
with Emerson, to whom the check
was made out. The negro, it Is
said, declared that he was Emerson.
but when searched later it was
learned that his name was Williams.
The check, which was for SS.05,
was made out by Weldon man
payable to Emerson. The latter
had been expecting it, but was dis
appointed at its failure of arrival.
The check itself had been regularly
made out, and it was only the sig
nature that is alleged to have been
forged.
The negro was taken later in the
afternoon TO Greeley, where he is
held pending an investigation. Dep
uty District Attorney Keyes has the
case under Investigation. He will
endeavor to ascertain the manner
in which Williams obtained posses
sion of the check. The negro claim
ed 10 have found it, but this does
not strike the authorities as plausi-
BILE. They will endeavor to learn, il
possible, whether it was taken from
Mr.. Emerson's mail box at Kersey
or obtained in some other manner
unless it is found that it was obtain
ed in the manner claimed.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
FARMERS WANT
SPACE AT FAIR

Farmers are becoming so deeply
interested in the approaching Weld
county fair, which will liven Greeley
from September "a to %, that they
are trying to arrange with secretary
kinsella to obtain space in which in
place individual exhibits. This Will
insure some of the best agricultural
exhibits that have ever been seen
at the annual show. Mr.. Kinsella
says that, so far as possible, TINS
desired space will be at their dis
posal He receives numerous tele-
phone calls every day from farmers
who wish to reserve space.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
VAN VALKENBURG,
PIONEER MINISTER IN
STATE, PASSES AWAY

when stern circumstances called the
man of God did not fail. His sword
backed his words in his life>long
and valiant battle for the right.
Thousands will mourn the passing
OF the sturdy pioneer minister; but
while they weep will rejoice that
so many years of noble service were
his.
Back in New York in 1928 Mr..
Van Nalkenburg was born. In 1S45
he was ordained II minister. He was
in the pulpit at MOntrOse, Pa, when
Fort Sumpter was fired upon. That
same Sunday he organized COM
nany and marched to the front at
their head as captain. He was chap
lain with Sherman on that historical
march to the sea. When the Civil
war ended he was broken i'll health
md came to Colorado. where his
ministerial activities were resumed,
only to cease few years ago when
the weight of years kept him con-
fined to his home in Greeley.
He preached the first sermon Mt
Erie, after having named the town.
He was justice of the peace, post
master. minister. legislator from
Weld county and identified in other
ways with all that went to make life
in the early day western town. He
preached the first sermon at Long,
mont and organized the first Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows lodges there.
For the past quarter of century
he has been chaplain of the grand
lodge /. o. o. +. which organization
will have charge of the interment
in Denver.
Rev. and Mrs. Van Valkcnburg
were married when they were 10
years of age. Last spring they
quietly observed their siNty-ninth
wedding anniversary.
The couple have three daughters.
fourteen grand children and eight
great grand children. TiHir daugh-
tcrs are Mrs. +. c. Hughes of Den
YER, Mrs. Joseph Powell of iamM
and Mrs. G. \. Rice of Boulder.
Since 1904 the aged couple made
their home in Greeley where they
passed happily the evening of their
lives. The love they expended so
lavis!,ly during their lives was re-
turned to them as together they
watched life's sun decline. 1t is
e>ls.cted that the funeral will be at
tended by large numbers OF friends
from all parts of the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
PIONEER OF
SECTION DEAD

Berthoud, Sept. T. John w.
Eyerhard, rs years old, one OF the
hast known pioneers in this sec
tion of the county. has answered ,he
last roll call after an illness OF more
than year, the last three weeks OF
which confined him to his ped
Mr.. Everhard was born IN Mas
sillon, o., May 2. 1884, and educat-
ed in Columbus, where the ono
state university is now located
The deceased came to Colorado IN
1875. locating with the pioneers o,
tbe little Thompson. He removed
to North Park in 1880, where ne
engaged in the cattle business. "A
few years ago he moved to BERT
houd. whore he remained until ms
death. He leaves wife ana one
son, j. b. Everhard.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
POTATO FIELD
A REAL BEAUTY

The best 80 acres of potatoes in
Weld county are said to be on the
old DR.. Camp farm in Pleasant Val
ley, the property of Mrs. Herb
Bickling. They are Pearls. and it
is believed that they will give
record breaking yield
The field in question has been in
alfalfa for seven years, and the
crop this year has been watered
sparingly until the last few days,
when it is being soaked thoroughly.
The seed used was raised on what
is known as the Bickling hill
farm, under the pump, and is said
to have been mostly Gull potatoes.
little larger than marbles. The vines
run remarkably even, and when an
occasional small yellow hill is found
an examination shows that the
seed potato lies almost as hard and
firm as when planted last spring
All over the field the potatoes are
large and plentiful. no signs of
blight and the yield Will be very
heavy.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
GROWERS
HEAR OF
BIG PLAN
BEET SUGAR MEETING IN DEN
YER ENTHUSIASTIC - FAC
TORIES TO FOLLOW PLEDG-
ING OF ACREAGE PROMISED

Denver. Sept CONTRACTS will
be let not later than November /
for one beet sugar factory in Colo
rado, under the cooperative plan
proposed by Ward Darley of Monte
Vista and the American Beet Grow
ers' league. Contracts for addition
al factories will be let before the
end of the year and . new factories
will be erected in the state within
two years.
These We're some of the an
nouncements made at the first big
meeting of the sugar beet growers
in Denver yesterday. Ward Darley
made the announcement that a new
independent factory will be begun
by November |, and other promi-
nent beet growers declared that the
plan proposed by Darley and his
associates will double the beet pro-
duction in the state in very few
years.
About $50 growers, chiefly from
northern Colorado and the South
Platte valley, in northeastern Colo
rado, attended the meeting. 1t was
the first general gathering of the
kind ever held in the state, and the
interest taken was so pronounced
that those present voted unanimous
ly to make Sugar Beet day an an
nual event in Denver
Every one of the dozen speakers
declared that the reason there are
not more sugar factories in Colo
RADIO is that the men who have tried
to erect them have been unable to
obtain the assurance that the beets
necessary for operating them would
be grown. They also agreed that
the only way to insure full supply
of beets from year to year for exist
ing factories to be erected in the fu-
ture is to insure the farmers a good
price for their product.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
BIG DITCHER WORKING
ON new WATER WORKS

Johnstown. Sept. THE big
steam ditcher was put into opera
ton this morning eXcavating the
trench for the new water works sys
TEN which is to be installed here,
according to contract, by the 18th
of November. The ditcher started
to work at the reservoir and will
work its way toward town from that
point. A number of teams are at
work at the reservoir getting it
ready for the cement with which it
is to be lined when the excavation is
finished.