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Evening journal., 1914-11-07

bombardment on the position hammer
ing holes in the walls, the picked col
umn made up Of infantry and enginoera
slowly slipped up on the fort Finally
on signal, they dashed forward and
managed to gain an entrance, taking the
fort garrison of more than 400 men.
With this fort in their possession thd
result was no longer in doubt. It's gum
commanded the city and tho other forts
and there was no surprise when, at day.
light, white flag appeared on the
weather observation tower. Immedis
atately the bombardment ended
The German garrison, made up chiefly
Of reservists who reported to GovernoS
Waldeck when the war first began. has
maintained a stubborn defense foa
sixty-ive days.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07

she picked up numerous wireless calls
from the Glasgow to the flagship,
and the fact that these calls were
not answered tends further TO con-
firm the belief that the FIRE and ex-
plosion sent the Good Hope to the
bottom with all her crew. German
officers said that before the big cruis-
er disappeared they saw her masts
falling into the vessels center. A
dispatch from Lima, Peru, threw
doubt on the German story of the
fight and indicated that the Good
Hope was not in the action.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07

horst, the Gneisenau, the Nurnberg.
the Leipzig and the Bremen partici-
pated, have been obtained from Ger
man officers. The Nurnberg, detach-
ed from the fleet when a terrific ex-
plOsion followed an outburst Of
flames aboard Read Admiral Cra-
docks vessel, searched for her until
morning in the gale whipped sea.
Although at the time the Good Hope
withdrew from action only 4,500
yards separated the fighters, the
Nurnberg was unable to find a trace
of her opponent. During the night
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
SIS FINE FOR HIS ABUSE.

Harry Travis, colored, was fined So
and costs in City Court this morning.
after being convicted Of disorderly
conduct. Travis is alleged to have
cursed George Chambers, also col
ored. Chambers told the court Ira
Wis cursed and abused him on Chris
tiana street.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
laps Capture German Fleet
That Defeated Admiral Cradock

Bv The United Press.
LONDON. Nov. 7.--An unconfirmed
reported cable from Toxic today says
that the Japanese feet in the Pacific
has captured the German cruisers
Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. which on
Sunday defeated Admiral Cradock's 3
squadron.
The report from Toxic says that the
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
CITY BANK CLFARTNGS.

Clearings of the Wilmington banks
for the week ending today amounted
10 S1,761 ,5S2.26, as compared with
S2.023, ,202.73 for the corresponding
week of last year.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07

cruisers were caught while coaling.
The Admiralty has no confirmation OF
the report The fact that the claim
is made that the cruisers were taken
while coaling does not seem credible.
inasmuch as they took on coal and
supplies while at Valparaiso on Nom
day.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
s4s MORE WAR RELIEF.

The War Relief Committee acknowl-
edge the receipt of the following ad-
ditional funds:
St. Peters p. +. Church, Smyrna,
SIS; e. w. Lapham, So; Avenue
Theatre, Wilmington, s25.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
FuNERAL OF GEORGE JOHNSON

Funeral of George Johnson, veteran
fireman. who died last Thursday. was
held this afternoon from the home of
Captain Joseph Denny, No. 113 Win
chester Place.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
GERMANS REPULSED
IN ATTACK ON YPRES
IN The United Press.

BY The United Press
PARIS, Nov. Violent night and
day attacks by the Germans on the
Anglo-French front southeast Of
Ypres and on the British line at Nieu
Chapelle between the Canal of La
Bassee and Arras, and against the
British positions on the Disc have
been repuIsed with heavy losses to
the enemy. Today's official state
ment declares that not only are the
allies holding their own at every
point, but that at certain positions
they are pressing forward
The situatio nalong the User is de
seribed as comparatively calm. The
French, II is announced have occu-
pied Haucourt and Hogeville.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
GERMANS AGAIN BATTER THE
ALLIES ON MARCH TO COAST.
.TSING TAU FALLSBEFORE JAPS.
RUSSIANS CONTINUE ADVANCE

Turks COHfiscafe All Allied Steamers In
Smyrna HarbOF and BOmbardmenf Of
Dardanelles Continues. Ausfians Fall
Back Before COnGueriRg Cars Troops.
England Hopeful That Cruiser Mos.
mouth Is Safe In South American Pen.
Berlin War Office Says Kaiser's Armies
Continue Their Advance In FrsHce.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
JUNIOR ROARp MEETING.

The Junior Board OF the Homeo-
pathic Hospital will meet next Thurs
day at the hospital.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
rInE DEsrRors cLArMONr nlnE.

soysd by are this sfsrnoon loss could not be ascer
tanod at O'Clock Two city IRE companies responded
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
7. w. MILLER POLLS THE
HIGHEST VOTE In STATE,
OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW

Carried Wilmington, New Castle and Sussex
His Plurality in State is 2241, While c. ].
Luff for Auditor Has 1858 Plurality, and
w. J. Swain for Treasurer Has 1855
Plurality. Sussex Divides Offices.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
TURKS HOLD ALLIED SHIPS.

By The United Press.
ATHENS. Nov. Smyrna advices
say that the Turkish authorities have
confiscated all British. French and
Russian steamers in that port.
Evening journal., 1914-11-07
.WEATHER

Fair tonight and Sunday,
warmer tonight; moderate
to fresh southeast winds,
becoming sOuthwesterly.
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Nus Bottom IOmmt be Qaariat bob borAsi aiionat Der ptp.gOh.
Observation-Disclosures padk ben ausinsn bs Germ WatIm, Der frabtm
prdfOntu bet 9abu. 5ufdss bon BEN fsibem %rU1ROrbsntu 5maHsioins
:. giupCnt Wlosan, Mifdm Roddttr. eapB Gob qsbBarb unh ans
btrsn, IN ibrsr eismidnit aIs 1iritOrn her gdbH, an ben Ranh hes Ruins
ssbrdt nOrbsH TRb, bds 9tutOres obu. pmn ft ndt mtbr tbsn,
besn GrbeH ouf SdoOtnsiab bufasm molten. IS hmoet fd um bic
n~naseuers Summt bon 100 Bis 200 WliIoHn Dollars. pa fnb 20
gpinHOuen. bic btm autauf Der goRon' unb ~gRointt8abH Dereubd NUT.
ben; so Bis 100 9iIiOHu, DsIte bic erIangns Nes Bellies Der esttt
ideR SobnsR IN RsnsGnsanO buiaansm; IL NiIonea. ptt9s bel Der
hsbtrnnbms Der msRdehus9abn burh bic Rem SaDsndgabns% iIfbofi nt
fpurtOs bufdpuuben FHo. unb anbes oearis, sroBert unb asiHsrs 81
nuHssronsaitiOnsn pOOura Der Rem sabn,subH cine INNER GROCER,
ednINHhf o~ufesbarbst purbs, fobab fs isti nht mtbr imfaHbs III. fir
bic attOndrs. bic fribsr idbrih mtnbsfms adt qtoJHt DiDbnOe erheitsr,
aud uur tiusn Gent gsrOinF ubsupatn.
Die GrHnhs fGr BITE ~babFttss alag, Fnb: Mibbraut Der amss.
malt idhns Der 7ittOrsn; 'grkbuns bss in Fs setskn g,rhausns os
gsrpoItunssbenmt; usbsrtrstuns Der Staotsssies, Oat binG6sn aniouf
ron atthn onOersr gobntu umO rem aHauf Der ssttri6en 9a5ntn in
DafTnhuets mb onbern stoatm QsusGusnnbs; utbstutuHg Der
Stanhssfess burt 9eausaaburs bon msbr SbIguiouen as atSsH; ua'
esieHhas @e~raussnbuns zines grobm sGlss Der 5OnOs. Der Rem 9aOsHs
fiji bic GrinOuns zines acknowledgements in RmsGnsmb.
Sm NuIFsDdIpndrt dnb infnnoe bic gusiang bon 100 Sis 200
Sonors 80 b,nbtn, unb Dsnn ss stHnem Ioris, ft su Der
S9obIOBbuIiuns Der aAiOn6r, Der Rem 5n0sn,gcbr gu spHseH. baHu
mar. has EN- srpbsr Gdrit OOrpGrS. Tsu snHaI elm panr Built
g7HIiondrs in Der Ddie gum graB gt3uursn DOrbH Fb, perbtu auNu
g1tsfthr Der SOdlnun5 ht bitten, in beren GubRopfu gu trteu.
SIN 9oDOntOnmsn nit Der gsut. Ikgt Der anrd3. 9ouu nan bos
Cssaunsts p@t tsskn uns sWtbe, 70 tEt Der sa4s allies Der
tBhrEfas 4
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glus Dem Stnate.

Setparo. Godoem .. g. Ser
neder ieire aanoiootur fir goitmei
tier 8uriidge5oger, lit Serr Geo
. 3bomas bon Seuator Sithtod
fir oen Soften empfoblen iporoen
5remont. Sci chem slutnunfal
nobe oieier Stn0t mur0en 6rei Ser
ionen ihner mo 0rri Ieift perIest
Cine 8eieqidaft aus 2Don iubr mil
GROCER 8eitpin0igfeit einen ab.
bang biuab 'un6 es lit elm 0unber
III nennen, oob Riemono to6t nui
Dem gIose blieb. Die 8erIeeteu
iin6: 5ront 9eman, Robert Gree
man. 8. 2arjon, 8iais Smith uto
g. SoilthDeu.
Supcrior. Der Stnotrotb bat NIT
5 qeaen I Stimme beihIoiien trot
geDiiier groteite Die @irtbifnftsIi.
3enien pom s. u. 9oerr, an0rep
5reu urlo abbott & GroDer gu be.
niQigen.
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@osum i'd abetSlselt asIn?

Sn Der goftt iteint iee GuihuOiguus 81 oeiea uHO 81 befrie.
boen. Mud ioIde, Ole, penn fe 5urefen, Die uHslabidis uuOr6nlng
sntblaen.
Serr srpqn bat OeH gerunthrn in gaiosaro SAILS gnOs gni euHart
bic ~8eF0roruHs BON gBuffen mad gReritO ii Deboten. Erosoem haber
5hife nit FOLDER 2aouug aIarerunsspopiere bon ben Standardization
srboten. Sir 6errn grDau Miro aber aetenO serodt, uo rotirIid
touunt Die erfIdruns aus Dem Stoots.9epartement r lei I'M fefen SIau.
fen geueien, Der gefebl sur g%erbnSerung foiter Seuounsen Deroe be-
ingt. or lei Dem Gdobamts Qepnr4enent uFrmrtet nor6Hr.
Sm Sdutamt5 Department ober bate mon eutoedt OB man
nitt 3ut1n0ig lei uo aIarerrngsn Code 6es an6es.0epartnreut
ieien. 90 betam oos SanScs Qe5ortenent Die 5uitruttion, un6 aud
otdes entDedta n6er, 6B Is udt 3ufauoig id. Is miro oGer iest, mad.
benz Die garron5tan iBre &aifen betomnen baben, Die fe mad Dem Ser.
zen oes Stoots.9 epartements betcnmen foaten, Die aompeen5roae init
Dem Serrn Staahi1retar ourHnebmen. gau inbt Serr 8rsan lit pol
zig geredtfertigt. or nuBte bios udt, ME a es MAIDEN iolte, lnb
sIaubte es gan8 rithg gemudt 5u 1aber, ais IS faia mar.
2og man cine ioIte grHdrung abgibt. lit main. gs 5egt, nit mel
der Glru6ensfreu6igfet man bem amerihniSSR gubIihm refnet.
aber mir mullen tUsaen nieser frasen: Sit es aboIut nsnrenois, oB
oas Stoo@G Department lid ~iortDabrero 70 iteEt, ats iperoe Is lbertoL
pat. gibt es tetne gebS6e, ode megfaniffe goIit o1zn uno Oeritan6.
lib 10 gu fl6ren, 6aB man ridt INNER ben gtrorud bat l~1Hpabrbeit mad
allen SeHen lei ar iuruer piaSertebrenOer Gurnpf2
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ans Qe6rasfn Gitn nnS llmaeatns.

aon5leiriHter @arreu bat ieinr
gntifeionng In Dem Rrojeb Der
5rdu aHna n. Shminfe qcacn meb.
rcre ibrer ainocr mo 5neds aui.
loiuna Der gauI Shminfe SO. nb,
grgeben, uno oarin peOer iiir Die
cine o6cr on0erc garteI cine be.
itImmte Steqrn1 genommen. ioonH
ole getbeiligten beute gerooc 70
DieI niiien ME iriibrr. Ter Hifter
iogt, drou Stmirfe iei 3eitlcbcus
gum 9rofit Der geiaaidaft beref.
tigt. bas @critt babe ober fem
Redt. oieie oui5uIoien. pie oas Die
al1gerin geforoert Die Bro3ebm.
foiten bot bic al1gcrin I'll traaen.
Ter beriibmte Gnpart Grbihaits.
pro3eB, Der Dos beige @criht Iange
beiddftigt bieIt, wuroe Snmitag
uad aftitiinoigpr augmentation
Der 9opofaten Dem Rifter geglp
sur gntiheioung iibergeber. Ger
Ritter niro oas gdn8e geneismate.
rial priifen unb ieine entihetoung
ipater fallen.
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Die 8eItfrieS engmiiIiou.

an9 bet her GHtlafiung tr gu Off3Run b~sorberten aabetsn Der
darne4ia0emte Bat Der PrdFbsnt Oieitnbs aeubsraug pisoerbOa, bic er
bet br 1otsnfser fir bic in gro Gru8 gefantsn, unb oon ON grdber.
lqfGfun9Stas in arltngtOn sean bat. Die bb bic Der. Staoten in Der
BeAmifFOu bs 5rieoeng feben.
angsF9ts Der art, rie in 0arto bic ReDoIutOn garransas unc galas
untsrfHlst purhe, pie bsute sinHaI 5urto unb Dqu bic garrun,rRsn nit
4affsH uno gaunition Deritpeu perOen, Oomt Fe Fa nstsr asosnisitio ,.r.
tsH3sn fOnusn, tinst bas 4ort bon Der NsImtfFOn fir ben srieb.n nitt
gang abergugeno.
3stunssn in unfrsn Qanpe ipn6n ofn BON gorran,o unb aiuo
as ~uri;rsn 8unoessenoiim@. 5~nan8beride GROCER ganfbaufsr erfldrsn
gtla nHO earran8a f4Hsen Die Gaa4tsn fir BEG grdFbentsn qolitp.
au6 gfcrto gs6Ort 8nr goIt. unb penn Msrifonsr hi, @blobbn
i4ln8m fur bic Gnibingtoner qOItHt, 70 if Oas ntt getfribsn. eon.
bern blutigFer grutsrtrtg.
gsOOlutiOn nnb &riess8utanb Fno bic unf6Snm Qabr6tier. meft.
tris6snsmftfon, psnn bic 10 ausfsbt ME unfas msrfanfde goatft, oann
1T cine grauenbafe Iurie.
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QtrIunaInptiarn.

4r. e. =. eurlarO, i70i ecnicl
strabe mobuhait. i%eierte aeitcrn In
areiie ieiner 5amilie uno 8ermdna
ten bic 5ebnie @leoerte1r Ieinel
NodiaciistaQes.
Ter Glub Der 8amenIoieu" aaI
Somltaa 81 Gbren ron groi. Serb,
Steoinaer, 8orieber oes Teutidm.
trrrihts IN Dem oii9tlitcH Sdulen.
Der oemHatit ictne 5erien antritt
oie er IN ieiner irilberen Scimatb
Rodforo. I'll uerlrben miro. Elm
9antett oeiien Que Ibcilnebmer fd)
tets NIT @erauiiaen crinnern per.
ben Pei mlinnriihen. miitaIi.
iheu un0 rhetorihcn @euiiiien Der.
floaeu Ole Shnorn MIR oasuroid.
6rau Gbds. SdIuauber, Braiibdi.
tin oes Gcnihcn 1amenperrins,
miro Mittpoh cine Rcilc nod Nbec.
ling. u 20. anirrtcn nm ihrcr
bort pobnenoen 1otter. Srou S1.
8cimer cincn Idu0crcn 9cfud 81
MAIDEN.
Scrr I. q araus BON Glib.
Omaha triit oieicr 1aac cine RET.
ic mad @ontouuer. gritiid.G oIum.
bia. on. nm ieiuen Sobu. Der bort
aIs eiuiIingeniellr tbatig 1T, 81 be-.
iudeu.
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Inn. 3. @aspia, abSptas.

Hpaatisirt in allen @eridten bes
GsaGtss Hn0 ben Der. Stdaten.
6rGbt GeTtouaeate aus, beiorqt 9e.
NafeL uRo feht @bitrafe opr6:
FEET 00B 9eltornente i'm QoaIaHen.
i66itsgerid&e eeorSnet tDeroen. 8e.
FSrgt @efua6ten uno 5iebt gxb.
I6Daften In irgeuo einem 91eiI Der
MeTt Elm. 4oneftirt QusItdnoe.
Gpri6yt 0eutid nn0 lit offentlifer
Motar. 34s Omaha RotionoI 8gnt
@eb1ube, Omaha, Rebrostn.
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Cant 8cidlnk 6es 0euofratiiher
Observation-Disclosures miro Die Dies.
i1hrige oemofratiite S~tootsfoupen.
tion bon Soma ON 9onnerftng Den
%. Sui in gonncil gluffs obge.
boIten. Die gertretiing fiir ieoes
Gountn beitebt aus einem 9elegnten
un6 einem Tueiteren fiir ieoe 200
StimmqrJ Die grdiiOent 8iIion BORT
in 1912 erbolten bat. 4uBer an.
ndbme einer 9Iotform miro bic
aonDention menig SIT t6ul babeu.
gaon fam begierig ieiu auf Die
Sfeaung, Die iie oiesmal III Der
Brobibitionsfrage e%innebmen miro.
9iberaIe amnDiboten fir bic Stats
ouner bdben Die 9enotrdten ia no.
minfrt. &offertIih fperoen Die gu,
ten Auslitten oerielben auf @r.
pahlung nift mie6er ourh cine lei.
fetreteriife Rldtform, mie Dor 5pel
Snbren, ais cine IibernLe Blatform
nie6eraebriiqt puroe, gu Ston0en
senaft. Soma 3etorm,
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gVurftberiht.
Gn6.0 Omaha, %. SUM.

GHo.0mobn, %. SUM.
MISUNDERSTANDING POO; Marfi
tart biz 10 bober.
6ute bis bette, $s.25-9f0.
RitteImabise Bis CUTE $500
1925.
gep5buIiae Bis mitteImdbis'
$7.40-s.00.
aiibe unO Sellers itort biz 1oc
bober.
Sute Els bette Sellers 1926
.8n0.
suite ebis bette aii5e $s.75-
$50.
mitteImdBige bis CUTE $5.75-
.6.75.
@enohuIide bis mitteImdbisl
.$3. 5O-5.75.
Stoders uno 5eeebers felt.
cute bis bette S775-6.00.
NittclmaBige bis CUTE So. 10
IT'S.
@eDobnli6e Bis ~mitteImdBist
$6.00-6.75.
Stod aIbe $4.00-6.50.
Stod adIber $6.00-8.00.
@eal a1I6er $S.00-t1.00
8uqen $5.75--7.75
Shneine-3ufubr 5000; Marfi
fart bis 5 bobcr bis felt. 3urd'
i9nittspreis &. 20-8.25; bohitel
greis $3.50.
5fafe 3ufubr 5000; Marfi
SGmmer 10 bis 25 Bober; Sdafl
felt bis Ieidlter.
2dmmer $8.75-s.90.
Sdbrlingc $6.90-7.f5. Or
8iooer $6.O0--6.20.
@utteridofe $5.50-575.
Spring 2Gmmer S9.00-9.40.
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Bon bem abtrmaIs beri6pmOe

Bon benz abrrmals berihmmoe,
men Eemperenlagitator EatmoHt
ideiHt man nod fem 2ebens5rideu
gu baben. Gin Seier uber madlt in
enier 8uifrift on Die Reoattion CT.
men gar ni6t lbIen 8it in0en
er bic 5rase ntregt, Oh 8atmont es
nidt nH Gn0e Dorgesogen babe, iifl
biesmnL itott in oen &artoffeIieIler
in oen @otbsaler enttubren 5a LAT.
iep,
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sc 9rp6ibitpnifrn inns nnbnnE

Die grObibitiuniitcn IinS unbanf.
bore eeltp. 9rosoem Die gegen.
pdrtige Administration ii6 Die G6r.
berung ibrer Code 10 iebr angele.
gen iein ldBt. molten iie i'm Sabre
1920 einen BON ibren 2eIten ms
@eibe Saus fp1bIen. @ollen Iiel
60 tDolte aud iii G~ulenipieeeI oes
9iirgermeiiters 30tterIein beiro.
then - aber er fam nitt 6n5u.
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&(alGh5irte an5etgen!

Seutider Reiiter, Der Innee Sabre
in Den groBten gbofoIaoeu.1a
brifen guropnS tb1tig mar in Der
Seritelung i1mmtIider GbotoIn6er,
Gorao, aonfeften, ruiiiher geIes,
WormpIaoen 0bitfonierpen, 8rogrs,
Sobnebonbons unO ionitiger Geu.
beiten erfobren, iudt paiienoe Stel.
lung. Giierten inter &. 81. an
oieic 3eitung. SIS.
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Z. G0lei6.
Status

aus Graf 9eiterreid1, berfiigt iiber
cine 26.idbrige graris in Der ana.
tomiIdlen unb tetniihen MaIiage
uuo 4eilgpmnaitif, iorpie I'M ge.
iommten Observation-Disclosures.
BET girfulationsItorungen gIut.
iberfiiaung, Rerpenleioen, fbeuma.
tismls unO Si6ias, TRACER Baud.
musfuIntur uno SnrtIeibigfeit, Gen.
funaen uno gerihie6ungen Der
Grauen.G rgone, bpIteriifen .3uItdn.
ben, hroniiden 9eriteifuneen Der
@eIenfe.
gmpfebImgcn: l%tniperiitdt, San.
las Gin, 9ng,, Blue 8naeD So.
ipital, 6ebrou Nebr.
Office: arug 1benter,
IA. anS 6nrneD Strake,
gprehfhunDeu non s llbr gorm.
biz 5 llbr NaAm. Eel. Doug. 1888,
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Sin grOFer gnrsain.-8roBer Ban.
plat nit 3pei S1ltierr, tbeiIpeiie
MODERN; baIber glof bon StraBen.
bobu. Dub raid berfauft peroen.
Spredt Dor 1921 Bancroft StraBe,
Telephone &eo 5432.
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Ser ate Mobr oerfauft nod
tnrn1er oie b~eribmten Singer Sab.
nioidinen. 2G06 California Str.
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3n OerIaaien Ober ~ pertauiden-

3n Oerfaxfen Uber Sn uertauifen-
3pei Sdujer in gittem 3uitan6e,
NIT ouei 8oupIdsen, eiage51untem
9libnoEbof lsno gferOgtnll. Mlub
fCfort ein8elit ober suianmen Der-
fault tueroen. SDer aii9 al Dertai.
fden file fleine 9arm oidt bet
2mo6n, bic INIT @ebdliOen nn0 Mai-
ier periehen fem mub. 9tnAuafra.
een-bei aueuite Gpoofp, @fominiitra.
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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
Arvada to Have
Two Rural Routes

Through the concerted effort
of number of local business men
and Postmaster Newton, also the
personal cooperation and efficient
service of Congressman Edward
A. Keating in Washington, Ar
vada is to have a new rural route
in operation about October lat
Of this year. The route will cut
into Golden Routes No. and 2,
and will reverse the service on
what is known as Arvada No. l.
Some now getting their mail in
the morning on Arvada No. /
will get it in the afternoon.
The new route Will leave the
postoiiice on Grandview to west
9th street, thence south to Grit
nth, west to Juchem, north to
Ridge road, to the state home,
double back to the cemetery road,
north to Ralston, west 2 miles,
three-quarters of a mile north,
west to Terrence Whites place,
double back one mile. then north
two miles to Denver View. west
l mile, then crossing the tram-
way at Tucker crossing. then
east again l mile. then south n
quarter. east l mile. north ] mile
east l and half miles, south l
mile, west l and one-haIf miles,
south 1 mile and west to the cor.
ner one-fourth mile east Of No. 6
school house. returning to Ar.
vada on the road past the old
Mclvoy place via Ralston road.
A call will 500 be made for ex.
am'nations for carriers. This
will be an opportunity for some
young man to get a steady job.
The Enterprise congratulates
the people living on this route
and also the business men Of Ar.
vada, as there is no question but
that it will help bring trade this
way. The Enterprise hopes also
to profit by this new service, a.
our papers now 20 to Golden and
back to a couple Of miles west of
town. In this way our papers
} should reach most of our readers
by noon or soon after.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
Town Board to
Install New Plant

The Town Board Is working over
time this hot weather to keep up with
its business. and Monday night was
selected to dispose of the much talked
Of duplicate water system. Trustee
Barth has been the moving spirit Ill
the matter and has devoted much en-
ergy In securing information and data
that would be useful. While this is
true of Mr.. Barth, the entire Board
is receptive to some plan and
Barth, Nolan and Sanderson
being the water committee, have work.
ed hard in devising some plan that
would be feasible. The matter here
tofpre has been In the embryo state
owing to various obstacles, chief
among which was the rumor that
the water in we'll No. was contamin-
ated by seepage, and full of germs.
To satisfy the public on this point,
Mr. Barth took it upon himself to have
the water analized and took samples
to Boulder, where Professor John B..
Ekeley of the department Of chemistry
Of the University of Colorado, put the
water under the strictest test, which
resulted in an absolute refutation of
the claims made by some who were
evidently prejudiced against the pro-
ject.
Following is the analysis which
speaks for itself:
Mr.. A. H. Barth,
Arvada. Colo.
Dear Sir: The sample Of Arvada
water gave the following ANALYTIC
al results:
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
Solids. .392
Loss ON ignition. los
Chlorine as chlorides. ......... 8
Nitrogen As nitrates. .... trace
Free ammonia. .O05
Albuminoid ammonia. 900. .OOS
Oxygen consuming capacity 1.75
METEOROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
Bacteria, So per cubic centimeter.
Colon bacilli, none per cubic GEN.
timeter.
The above Is . very favorable an
alysis from = health standpoint, 1t
10 evident that there is no leakage
Of sewage into your well.
You will recall that . water may be
unpleasant to the taste and still be
perfectly wholesome and free from
the danger Of disease.
Very truly yours
John b. Ekely.
The exact type Of pump and plant
has not yet been fully determined, but
careful Investigations will. be made
In order to get the most economical
and yet most serviceable plant possi-
BILE.
Trustee Nolan has had considerable
experience In such matters and he was
made superintendent Of the job.
The plant will consist Of pump
and motor enclosed in brick building.
the dimensions to be adequate to house
the plant and allow room for the
operator to get about conveniently.
As to the necessity OF such a plant
there can be no doubt, as there Is
constant danger Of the present sys-
TEN getting out OF order and endanger-
ing the property OF the town to loss
from fre. One or two fires would
more than Offset the cost
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
M. z. Church Notes.

Services at the Methodist Epis.
copal Church for Sunday, Aug
ust 9th.
Sunday School 10a a. m. Morr.
ing service II a. m. Epworth
league 6:45 p. m. Evening ser.
vices 6:15 D. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

The Ladies of the Maccabecs
will hold social at the home of
Mrs. John Andrist. August 2lst
in the evening. Ice cream and
cake. Everyone is invited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

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