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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27

paa S~uleboa, % for 8ooer til 9sr.
meme blir Der osiad isreet. : enfelte
Eieeiorenineer % Wisiionsforenin.
ger Oeler De lit 9iitrift no imeaem De
unge Bigger, 90 bisie bar oa at isree
for at ifaffe I. Or. 5 altrpe boer meS
2epnetsmioIer % @aoer, bper al
Dem bereenet paa at Ifaiie TO rigeIiae
WaaItioer til SamiIien paa 5-6
Meblemmer. "a mango Higiolf be.
p9rter flere Sunoreoe iottige Gutter
bier, paa Suleoae. s minneapolis
iaar baobe Mrs. Hoeers, enfe eiter
afosbe Rr. Roeers, iom eieoe no.
gers SoteI, inSbubt belle Sbe Sons
Club, Tom bar ooer 600 TeSlemmer,
til Ell i~torartet Sbaufseiping.Nfio.
bag poa Sotelet, - % at 8lltterne
gioroe Hetterne ipIoeit flyer iia ieIp.
90 Sip oa @lpoe OF Wuntcrbeo bar
Der, iaa Der life par GrenIpo at iaa.
S9nge Tor Sui opiorbret Iuiierne
aae iinae NGuS til of bIipe "8oob
6ellonS" og icnoe ino fine gibraa,
laa bier al Dem fnnoe ier9e FOR at CT
iattig Barn iif liz Ell aIab Sul. elsie
9iorag blir oo al Ell Sertil poIgt So.
mite iornoItet eitcr bcbite gpne. OF
De iottige @eru Tom iuaen bar. Tom
fan itaiie Dem en- glao sSirI, bIir 90.
mintret til at icnbe iuo line Suifer
til aomitecn - a~breSieret til Santa
Claus - iaa DC fan iaa set DC met
trGnger eller belit suifcr iia. % alt
bette biGlper, oct er iiffert - oa
naar GA boer / lin lille arebs oaiao
efter eune isger at gisre bpao ban
fan, for at gisre ialioIo en- iattig
6amiIie gIaO poa Sulebag iao
maa Ga SitIens Soc til en- bpiS Grab
blipe reaIiieret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
CARMEN % Duprn.
Rsbiseret af en- praittt 5armeI
gotemiSlet bar be ;sIp?

Baa Ell "Sarmer's Goupertion" |
Soronto, Canada. fom man ino paa
SpsrgSmaalet bpre 2epnetsmioler
eIler high cost of living, % Ell
Son. Sames Suff uotalte bI. q. FOL.
genoe:
Seq tanfer, man trp9t fan iige.
at De Solf, iom til ole Stoer er
aIler oprit iii at flase oper Den bsie
Gris paa 9iosfornsoenbeoer, itaar
meb 9otemiolet / fine esne Spnoer.
Der er NOT al @serioro | oenne tore
8rooins at leege arbeibe pao, %
De fan goa no fjsbe Jig ct Stpffe
2onb og ielp begpnSe at fappes meb
Sarmerne ON at aple biaige Sarm.
probufter. Seq bar alorig taget Itsr-
re 0otis al oenne megen Gale ON
opre SipSfornebenbeber. Su9en
Soosipnins paa Sorhen fan fontrol.
lere Den Sing. Den inouitrieae
6remsans / Dor Sio er Zig, at SoIf
forIaber 5armen og niger Jig af.
lteo til gperne. Ger er | Sneiepis
al W9nb, iom oil beler oripe en-
Sporoogn / 9pen emo eie 90 acres
af 2ano nPr gpen. Saalpnge
Mpn0 snIfer at fomme iig oRf fra
Oct baarSe arbeioe paa Sarmen -
iaaIange be er piaiee til of eisre
bbab iom BELT anbet emo at arbeiOe
paa 5armen og bprfe Sorben, pil o.
nuoprenbe SorbolOe pebpare. Wen
oct bar meget beore for Wanoen at
faa iie nogle Icres 2anb END at
fortiatte meo at flase og betpmre Jig
ODER Dor SiOs bsie Bris poa aue.
llags 9ipsfornsoenbeber."
So, iiar for bans 5amilie, bois
ban bar nogen. Wen De fleIte al
benz, iom pirfelig liber UNDER De bsie
Briier paa 2iusiornsbenbeoer, bar
bel Tibet eler intet at begpnbe Sar.
ming meb, tiot beleriffe Grfaring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
9Gateifabsififfe
hos NIbanciernc.

glbaneierne er eeertIis en- gna'
fronisme bIanbt Guropas 5oIfeilae,
oeres eienbommelige Sfiffe pasier
life rigtia ino | guropas etnoeraii'
life giuebe i pore Go9e. 6or npIig
bar "0ailp Gbronicle"s aorrcipon.
bent, Gtbel Gurbam, oiientliggior:
line SaattogeIier bIauot iorIfieuige
albaneiiife Stammer. Gn al DC
Stammegrupper, bun bar beiset,
Dor / WaItiia.e. Iabbe, b. b. I. Oct
ltore Sierglanb, % beitoar al fem
itsrre % ire minore Stammer. Set
er oels grpif.ortbobore, bells TO.
merif.fotbolite ariitne, men Ben Fri.
itcli9e 6ernis oper oct gamle Sc.
benifab er me9ct tpno.
De alboneiiife Stammer benter
altib Sriloen ira Ell anoen Stamme
- bette gi9lber inouel Tor ariitne
iom Wubameoonere. 6or life of
begoa 6eiltagelier er Def nsopenoiat
at BABE ct meget nsiogtigt aiei,os
fob iii ben mauolige SlpgtsrGffe
- Den fpinoelige er uben getpb.
ming. Se fleite Bern bliuer iorIo.
pebe / ben tioligIte llngoom, ofic
~enbo9iaa for DC err fommet til Ser
Den. Saa mart Ell Son er isot, Ter
Sa0cren Jig ON cfter Ell pasienoe
6omilie, iom ban fan iaa bam gilt
mo /. 6in0es ser life Ell 9otter I;
Samilieil, ioa penter mo- og ier Ii
ben an, ON Der Ifliloe fontr1e Ell.
Saa mart bun err isOt, bllucr aiebe.
priien betolt. Eigerne blioer gilt
naor De er 13 aar gannIe, 8iitterne
Tom Hegel naor De er fl, 70 aor.
Gog b~egpnber oct III at blloe mere
a~lminoeligt of Io0e ben oente I'll DC
or benbolbspis IS % Is aar gantle.
9Ggteiolfene bar iieloent ieet bin
aroen for 9rpauppet, men Oct lore.
fommer iao go6t iom oIorig, at ell
grubgom iorimaar ben Bige, Der
er ham tiltPnft. "Sporior IfuIoe
ban oet?" iif Mii8 9urbam til Spar
pna fit Spsrgsmaol: ZEN aoiu6e err
ell auinoe, 8ub bar ifabt Dem ale
ems"
Homoutiifc Observation-Disclosures
iorefommer poerit ijeIoeut. 5or Ell
Giqe err Der fun ct Wio0el til at
rebbe iig ira en- WanO, iom bun
life ipues ONT: eiter Stammcns Sop
maa bun / toIp t~pinoelige 8ionerS
HGruPrelie iuprge, at bun altio oil
iorblipe Somiru. Saa err bum ri
og bar pisie 6o,rettigbcOer. Sun
fan arpe lin 5nberS gienoom, ser.
iom ban life eiterluOer iia nogen
Ssn. Sun fan mOpioere flPoe liz
/ Rau6soragt % bore 8aaben, buao
man ogiaa Ter ret oite. 2igeiom
Wdnoer fan bun uosue 9~loobPor;
men oct ioreial0er iieIoent.
eers "Secorabs Boiten" til elRsintuse os
geuuer / @umlelGHoet, ltrsoags % 5re'
oassnseacen io'ter $3.50; 5reoassuosaDeu
| nErra ~ ok mr. Mny
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
Gaao % @inf.

De. en- &u fan enbos nlelfe notIaa
goot, men enbba eiper iaa lioet
Smeriebt, at Oct life lsrner Jig at
bare Den. Suerne mo "teites".
Sorgbum bar mango Steoer
pitt iig at bore en- Milling, Der lon.
ter iig. Sorebum.Ss er uomGrfet
Sober for Welfefuer, % for Spin.
iipr @riiepurfer, er oct bellerifte
ilbe, ~ifriper ct Sarmerblab.
= Ssniepa9Ierne ifilloe life bore
faitipigrebe, Ga De en- Sang iblanot
bsr bliue tasne no for at renieS %
paifes per meb aeroiene.
- gn biQig "glta" al nbeltemt
Hace bliper bpr rof | 2pnsben for
Ell Sarmer, iom oriper meo 8reatur'
apl.
- ut able mere So % eipe bette
So otpeo Stroa % 8rsn I'll areo.
turer pilbe paste beore for nogen
bper al Dem, iom uoatmer i'm Sarm
oeb at i9lge oft, De adler paa Den,
og Oereiter pil aienoprette Sfaoen
peb at fisbe "Sertili5ers" eler fun
itis @iebiel / bpre 9omme.
Sra peitlige Canada berettcs,
at enfcIte "Storfnrmere" Der ipefil'
Ierer paa at saa oper iii apegop.
or9tnine peo at fjsbe iig gslin9er
paa op iii 10000 Collars of bespn.
De meb. Speoefarmere / Ilminoelig.
beo itoo Jig fanife bebit paa at be-
gpuoe meO npgle faa 9ller al en- goo
Hace % gaa iammen RaboloeSois
ON en- fulbbloDS 9uu.
- Haar man bill begpnbe meo
&negapl, err Der minbit ire 9eie at
ilaa inc paa, Wan, fan begpnoe
meO en- "geef", Race, en- Welfe.Hace
eQer meo at i~ortere no De beolte
Nelfeflier fra en- "geef".Hace eller
for en- 9eling al ubeItemt Hoce,
men en- iuloblo0s "9ua" al en-
"9eei" .8oce iaafalbte Quail
Eurpoie". &uer. Men man maa ba'
be ct beItemt Waal for Gie % life
"frpoie" irem og tilbage uoen nogen
beitemt Seniigt.
Sois SeltegisoIlen blanoes
meo augisOilen, iaa bet bliper
anbetbpert 9ag al De TO Slags 8iso.
iel / Saugen, oil oct gjere. at @leo'
lien | Saugen life "br9noer" iaa
iIbe iom ben oite eier. b
- Sarmere, iom ipiaer ! "9oaro
Of SraOe" / Soab ON at ptn0e Big.
Dom burtist - irmpotiIerer on me0
Dem, naar De tililllt blioer ribbeoe?
- @n au mua | aorets Sob gioe
1000 Guno Nelf % $50 Sumo
Smeriebt for at bctale for lit Sp.
bolb, flyer Ell al pore @rperter. Wen
gap ben 5000 Eunb Welf, piloe
@ieren tiene 10 Collars paa ben og
40 Collars, bptS ben gap 5000 80.
Welf for Maret. 8ibere foar pi pi.
De, at 10 &uer, iom | 8ienneminit
eiper 5000 HunS Walf for slaret,
giper lin Gier famine Sortiereite iomt
40 auer, Der / @jenneminit fun 81.
Der 5000 Guno Welf.
Som en- Tegel pilbe iinee
W9nb gisre bel / at liusioriifre Jig.
Nten De bsr olorig giere bet noen
at raabisre Zig meo Solf iom err at
itole paa.
- Scr. Claus 2unbqpiit 80 Dill
ipo ior @iaiSton, @iQioms 60, g..
Saf., bapbe ibsit Cos guIbels mo.
Sen Mais pr. acre paa ct Stpffe 3
g(cres fort. Sbeo. 3. Soffen,
RepnoI6s, baobe 6SH 9uibels pr.
sfcre, beretter "Sorm, Stocf ano
Some.
- SABRE err iaa eobt iom noeet
for WeIfefuer ogiaa. Zen bsr belit
bore malet.
- gar set life for Sen fortrGbe.
lige en9elife Spurp, piIbe ri iGtte op
SuIeneg. Men oenne eraaoige
Snplte9i9it piIbe pei bIipe aIene
ON oct, og Oerfor faar oct bore
mcb Slilereget.
Sip life SSiileaaper, iom err
itsrre END SierteIaget bagom Ga.
perne!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
armer.Neierie

Siitorien ON bette 9arbs 6armer.
Meierier eler Creamery" .Sorret'
ming peo at fortnlle ON mango ulle'
bige, men berfor Iige betponingSful.
De Risgreb, ifriper ".Sarmers Ge'
oiem". 9ette eialber baaoe enfeltc
Neierimpno % cooperative aompa'
nier, ser bar forisgt at i9tte igaag
ct ,Greomerp. Gen alippe, De fleite
al bisie Soretagenoer, iom life Inf.
fe0es, itsbte in1ob, par Wangelen
paa tilitrpffelig itor W9ngOeWelf
eaer SLIDE. Rar pilbe iGtte igang
Smsrfabrifer roen fsrit at UNDER.
isge, ON Der par iaa mango Dtelfe.
fuer | Sraften, at Ell Smeriabrit
funbe lsnne Jig. Set, iom bet giGl'
Ser isrit % iremIt, naar Der opret.
res Creamery, er Intaaet al goba
Welfefuer / ben gen, bette Greame'
rp ifuloe faa lin Slsbe eler Welf
fra. Sois ser life er iaa mango
Welfefuer / ben @gn, bpor Ser op.
rettes Smsrfabrit, of BET fommer
EN- tilitrpffelig flor Mpngoe 5leot
til beurte, fan oen naturligois fife
betaIe Jig. Oct er 10 ioleflart. Gn
Smsriabrif fan life orineS meo
Selb, bpor Ser life oaglig fommer
ino Slebe nof. Oct biaIper life,
bpor opgtig Smsrmonoen og geltp'
relien err, bpis life Smsrmatoen og
bans Sj9lper eler SiGlpere foar Ell
tiIitr9ffelig flor R9ngbe "&aaItof"
at legge lit arbeibe paa. gn Smsr'
iabrifs Eatroner maa pPre lttre
paa, of De fan ifaffe iou meget 6le'
Be fiji lin Smsrfabrif, at ben betaler
Tia for Dem. Sette err oct fsrite
Gunft, man bar of o%perpeie, inoer
man begpnber meo Creamery noget
Steb. Men aItior ofte glemte eler
fcriemte man at operpeie ben Gag
Gette err (. gr. Silf9lbet meb ct
Creamery, Sarmerne gift ipei meo
M nplig ct SteO / norolige Sai.
nois! alftier blep tegnet, ct 6ar.
merfompani 0annet og &ontraft op.
rettet mellem bette Cooperative Sor.
mertomponi % Soft, iom 6eiatter
Iig meo at bpege Weierier og for.
ipne Oisie meo set n~sooenoige Wa.
ifineri og Snpentar. 5armerne og
nogle ANDRE aftieta9ere | bette
cooperative Sarmerfompani pun.
aeoe no me6 6 q Z Suien Collars.
Men man regnebe life no, bporman'
qe WeIfefuer Ser par / oen Graft.
bporfra Smsrfabrifen ifulbe ina lin
6lebe. 60 set bite Jig, at bette
Creamery bar blepet oprettet ! Ell
@gn, bpor Solf albrie bapbe baut
nogen iterre Snteresie / Welfefuer.
Ntan bapoe brepet melt meo at feoe
op Slagtefreatlirer / benne 5raft
Gette Creamery gaar ingen lps
6rcmtio imsoe. ! beoite 6nlo pii
oct iaa en- boarb, lang &nmp OF
Noobdffer at arbeioe Jig Opoper.
Sm~sriabriter err ell ubm9rfet Ting,
bpor Der er NOT Meltefuer; men
fommer en- beeeiitret "Tromoter"
runOt blanbt 6armerne / en- Graft
og oil p9ffe oeres Snteresie for en-.
iaa tel Welfefuerue i Sraften, FOR
on tnser aftier!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
Gn mn Boa: Siljen ira Nurae.

gmS mel s. SiufufTT o. aGt sg StGfaE sO@u G4 ssi mS6oSc hnaSsn JskSaaS o.
TNd- ret nFWhe gb- ~ abhnrN Nuuu IN uh Pur FuuhSp "a Sprap ga prE@unt
RaNoprptNu. nmi Eosntrr "a SnasrirT sattR etr eaHamHS sa Sdg RSwc StRAa
3ups Ft f1rntae saue- gumhs - FRA Gro % gheer 80 gufr he3 mnn- Wb SFenau,
70 Rr. - lirhhnabr ca nbunria - BAD tmbctHhu - gGa uoHa Tb = StuHufuc pa Rut
tNnH = Winter RBs RI WniTt Nuhtra % Gmga- u Ront ON Smtcru- BubenussoHeu
tea SnSaWgr % Cmgu eeertNduH = suhhna SaAur spus GU scfHhs az Ras
nutrrou 49, 9nmhnas pr Sohc6mSbruu - CT UrumRah Tb - On Shoe grp0htu pa 1W6Is
bcu - poHenU - Trrnr RUPc - Smdpriu
- gaSSq for uhT, Der q CAB ahs en- tuf ouu taS dmttibt ss tuuMant tHsSmnr sal
Settle 100 peuott uUubt
Scmnrptr mbtmS % gsuur aunces
p. GReNFUR. WHEELoCK, NORTH DAKOTA
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
FAMILY have

For the third time within year and
tie second time within three weeks, J.
B. Dickey and his sister, Miss Mar
garet Dickey were the victims of rum
away accident, Sunday.
While returning from church in
Greeley, Mr.. Dickey became faint and
dropped one line, attempting to guide
the team with the other line, the buggy
was cramped 30 suddenly that it was
overturned, badly broken, and Mr.
Dickey and sister were badly bruised
but not seriously injured.
Three weeks ago while on the way to
church Mr.. Dickey's team ran away and
demolished the family carriage, spilline
tAe occupants IN ditch. Less than .
year ago the family was in anothe,
runaway accident and received various
injuries.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
HOMESTEAD
Time IS CUT
TO 3 YEARS
SENATOR TAYLOR'S LONG BAT
TIE WINS FOR SHORTER STAY
ON HOMESTEAnS CULTlVA-
TION ALSO REDUCED

Washington, June q President
TAFT yesterday signed the three year
homestead bill. permitting entrymen
on public lands to prove their
claims in three instead of five years
allowing five months absence from
a claim each year and reducing the
acreage to be cultivated on large
CLAIMS from so to 40 acres.
The pen used was given to Repre-
sentative Taylor Of Colorado. The
bill is designed TO so liberalize the
homestead laws as to check the emil
grafton of American farmers TO
Canada. Senator Borah was one OF
its supporters.
Congressman Taylor led delega-
ton of western congressman to the
white house to witness the signing
of the bill. Upon the president
desk were several kilograms, many
of them from Colorado, which con-
tanned expressions from farmers and
organizations favorable to the bill.
The president told the westerners
that he took great pleasure in light
ening the requirements to settlers
in the remaining public lands.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
JOHN M'CuNNIfF
AT m0N0TYPE

John T. McCunniff. who is at the
head of the printing department at
the State Teachers college, leaves
today for Philadelphia where he will
take course at the Lanston Mono
type school. On his return in the
fall, Mr. McCunniff will teach this
course, which will be installed at
the college. Miss Elizabeth Cigar,
formerly of Greeley, is one of the
demonstrators of this company.
She makes her headquarters in
Philadelphia and is sent out to
demonstrate new machines which
are installed. While east. Mr.. Nc
Cunniff will visit his brother, Den
mis- E. McCunniff, a first classman
at West Point. MIR. McCunniff will
graduate next year, with the rank
of Second Lieutenant.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
NORRIS BILL
'''''FItf REPoRfED RTE OUT

Advices received from Washlns-
ton today from Congressman hues
err and j. L. Bartlett are to tne e,-
feet that the Norris bill. as amend
ed. was reported favorably oy s 'ns
full senate judiciary committee anu
that the bill is expected to pass III
its present form. This VIII mean
that the 400 foot right OF way
claimed by the Union Pa pa'ina novern- fI,,
road Is not upheld by the so,a'n
nent. and that the railroad compan!
is entitled to only 100 feet OF rlsnt
of way through Nebraska, COLORADO
and Wyoming. - IN
Greeley won its contention 10
that effect in the courts. ou, 'ne
passage of the Norris bill VIII ese
tablish permanently the holdings % o,
the railroad company to only loo
feet right of way.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
RURAL ROUTE
TURNED DOWN

Platteville, June S.-The petition
sent in for a rural mail route south
west of Platteville has been return
ed and the route will not be estab-
lished. This information was re-
ceived Tuesday by Postmaster Salo-
man from the fourth assistant post
master general. The petition was
sent in to the post office department
three weeks ago and contained 1O5
signatures, and was for route 20
miles long, covering the territory
sotuh of town as far as the Kelsey
school house and then west in the
Leachard district.
This matter was taken up by the
Commercial club some time ago and
1t was thought that the route would
be established, thus giving mail to
a large number of families who now
have to go from two to five miles
for 1t.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13

DEATH 9TH
IN z YEARS
MRS. RACHAEL HUFFSMITH EA-
pIRES SUDDENLY FRIDAY Az
TEHNOON WHILE ON VISIT TO
RELATIVES IN EVANS

Evans. June S.-Walking in the
Evans park apparently in the best OF
health at $40 yesterday afternoon
and returning to the home OF Harry
Huffsmith, Mrs. Rachael Hutfsmith
died last night at O'Clock from
valyular heart disease. She is the
wife of Samuel Huffsmith OF $3.50
Vine street, Denver, and was 30
wears old. With the death OF Mrs.
Rachael Huffsmith the Huffsmith
family has lost eight in the last TWO
years. 90
Mrs. HufYsmith came here May "
to attend the funeral of her sister
in-law. Mrs. Emma Westover. Yes
terday she was out IN the PARK
walking, apparently in the best OF
health. She returned to the home
of her son, Harry Huffsmith, and
only 20 minutes afterwards was
dead.
Since May 90. 1910. the Huff
smith family has had eight deaths.
Grandma Huffsmith died on that
date and the others are Edward
Huffsmith, wife and two children
from typhoid fever. Edward Beeson,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Rachael HUFF
smith, and Mrs. Emma Westover.
Mrs. Rachael Huffsmith came to
Evans 80 years ago and located on
farm near here. She moved to Dem
yer six years ago. She leaves a hus-
band and six children, Samuel Huff
smith of Denver, Harry and William
Huffsmith of Evans, Milton Huff
smith of Portland, Ore, Mrs. Collin
Caddo and Mrs. Joe Parkhill of
Denver and Mrs. George Bachus Of
Marble, Colo.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon
in the Methodist church at Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13

cited in support OF that proposition,
and find that they are simply gen
eral principles applicable to powers
to be exercised by officers under GER
tain statutes, and do not relate to a
constitution provision vesting power
OF legislation in the people. On the
other hand, in the state OF South
Dakota, which has adopted the
initiative and referendum amend
ments to its constitution similar to
ours, the supreme court thereof, in
State vs.. Policy, 1877 N. w. Rep.
s4S, held: 1.-The word Legislature
as used in constitution U. S. Art. ],
Sec. 4. providing that the time.
place and manner Of holding elee-
tions for senators and representa-
tives shall be prescribed in each
state by the legislature thereof. but
that congress may make or alter
such regulations, does not mean
simply the members who compose
the legislature. but refers to the
law making body or powers of the
state as established by the state
constitution, and which in this
state. under the referendum, con-
stitution Art. 13, Sec. 1. includes
the people"
have no doubt that a bill initiat-
ed and passed by the people. plac-
ing this fund in the hands of the
state highway commission, would
be valid and binding.
For these reasons, / deem II
would be. unwise to call an extra
ordinary session of the general as
sembly. Respectfully,
JnuN + SHAFROTH.
Governor
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Notice of Stockholders Special
Meeting
Greeley. Colo. June II.

Greeley, Colo, June II, 1912.
The stockholders of The Colorado
Gold Bond Mining Company are
hereby notified that special meet
ing of said company will be held at
the store of B. F. Waggoner, in the
city of Greeley. Weld county, Colo
RADIO, on Monday. the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1912. at the hour of 10
O'Clock a. M, to authorize the board
of directors to incumber by mort
gage or deed of trust the real prop
erty now owned by said company.
B. F.. WAGGONER,
Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
western Electric Report

Total of goods billed out during
April by the Western Electric COM
pany shows the surprising increase
of II per cent over the total for
April, 1911. Last months gain
slightly more than Offset the falling
off shown by the first two months
of this calendar year. March ran
about even with the preceding
March, so that the first four months
of 1912 are about one and half
per cent ahead of the same four
months in 1911.
April's gain is looked upon by
the company's officials as somewhat
extra normal and due to several
special conditions. 1t indicates an
increase in the years total business
which later unaaAAn, ~ II believed,
will not sustain. Those close to
the company say that II 1919 shows
as good business a. last year. when
sales totaled $66,OOO,O00, they will
be we'll satisfied with the result.
The gain last month came chiefly
from the east and the far west Sec
tions of the country. The middle
| ing the cold weather and late
Spl Iu6. l>6tCI ~ 10 cApttlcu tHAS
the middle west will make the lost
ground. provided crop developments
continue satisfactory.
This is the busy season Of the
year for the Western Electric COM
pany. The telephone, electric light
and power companies are overhaul
ing their plants and going ahead
with extensions and Improvements.
The months OF April, May and June
usually see the largest volume of
goods billed. Foreign business was
also an important contributing fac
tor to the April improvement.
Western Electric is contemplating
no construction work of Importance.
The Hawthorne plants are complet-
ed and the company has sufficient
facilities to care for the present
volume Of trade and considerable In
addition. Number of employees con-
tinues about the same as a month
ago.
Reports from the company's sales
men throughout the country are
generally optimistic. No great ex-
pansion in the electrical industry
, seems at hand, but that it IA not
falling behind is indicated by the
Western Electric's returns for the
t year to date.-Taken from NAV IA
I issue OF Wall Street Journal. New
t York City.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
HIGHLANDLAKE

Mrs. Hattie Fuller of Mead is at
tending the summer school in Gree
ley.
Mrs. Kate Emphsen of Mead is
enjoying a few days visit in Long
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kits of Mead en-
joyed an auto trip to Longmont on
Saturday.
DR.. Dillingham; and family OF
Mead enjoyed an auto trip to Dem
yer Wednesday.
There was services in the Catholic
church in Mead Sunday forenoon
at 10 O'Clock.
Crops on the dry land are looking
fine and with the rains of the past
few days the dry landers have goou
prospects for full larders this win
ter.
There was good rain here Sat-
urday night and Sunday which de-
lighted the farmers and assures this
district of bountiful crops this sea-
son.
There was light attendance at
the dance in Mead Saturday might
on account of the rain but, what
was lacking in numbers was made
up in the unusually good time en-
joyed by ALL
There have been several fishing
parties here lately. The old lake
is simply teeming with the speckled
beauties this summer and many
large hauls are being made.
Mr.. Jones of Hygiene has been
engaged as principal OF our school
He comes highly recommended and
our school will be up to it's usua
high standard of efficiency in train.
ing the children.
Frank Palmer has charge of the
Highlandlake ditch for the com
pany, as we'll as charge of the lake
Owing to the good fishing the rent
ing of boats on the lake is proving
a regular mint
Several of the farmers in this To-
cality have begun to cut their frs
crop of alfalfa and it is considered
the best raised here in many years
This section of the county has a,
enviable reputation for the high
quality OF its alfalfa.
Several of the horses in this Ia
eality are suffering with the "pinl
eye. AS most Of the horses in thi
vicinity are valuable animals tn,
losses will be heavy If the diseas,
: proves to be of severe nature.