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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-13

.@ie oft lit sioentIi9 Jrnu Gut=
beil2~ fragte Beatrice, pelhe. obslei6
lie FeIbft jebe Sreibeit beanfprubts
furdtbar eiferiIh.ig fpar.
runecfdbr finfuno3rpan5ig Sobre.."
.Msinsipeeen idite ibr bic proii=
nees!~
Serr @5droit idrieb fdnen eini9s
Dprte ouS feline 9orts uno oerienite
lie in bic Bcubonniere.
Grou Qourd 0utbeil mar cine febr
iromme Dame, !sbr tp%ofltdtis. unb
Die 9uesnb Der HGdftenliebs Ibte fie
obne Ridfi6t ouf Die psrfon. als lie
ben 3orton smpfine. belt Fe eeraos
in ibren f6lanten peibsn 3dnoen cine
8iFtentorte, ouf peldsr Der Rame
.anno Miiuer" ftanb. unb Die fh6ne
srau Qaura, BON elmer ploBliGen
S6permut befolen, oo6te on ibre
erfte Sueeno uno an has arm TtGas
den, peItss ibr eseen einen tGsgen
Cob Qitteroturs un0 Muitunterriht
srteilt botte, Ssbes Sabr bate lie
ibrer alten Qsbrerin 3u Weibnnhten
Elm @eIdent gsIanot. aber oieies Sabr
hattie lie IS oergsFsn-uLn. he puroe
Is no6trGgtid pobl audi nod aceeps
tieren-unb tur3 entiblpTen ldutr.s
fs: ~grinsen Sic bus podet gu 5rGus
lsin @nna Miqsr. 2anosberseritroBe
24O."
Sm fGnften Stods, untsr Dem Dad
elmer Mietstaierne pobnts 6rdulein
Riner, bic 2ebrsrin, pslde dlss oers
ffono. hi uidt bic Sunit oes 2sbens.
als nc 4benbs mioe. o~beeipannt nod
SouIe suriidtsbrte, iibsrsab ibr Der
9erpolter oss 9auies ons fir fe abb
Qeeebene go6st. Srsuoig nabm tie es
in gmpfane, cine unsrtportete lsbers
rofhuno; unb oben in ibrem beiheioes
men 6eim aneelangt, offnete tie. Die
@rite, ban fopieI bsrumeeponoerten
Sortcn. giniqe aorten Flatterten
gum gobsn. sic bob cine auf unb
Dor aufreeuna sitterno lns fs beim
fIodernben Sdein ibrsr petroleum.
IaTpe
.6eIsu., * ilet; sic! Wann borf
Id mir geftotten, ss Sbnen miinbIih
su eeitebsn2
Gnie Sbr S%eroinono.-
@rftonnt fst5te &c ole 3orte tim:
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Der 6raune Bdr.

Seit bic beutf6sn Sruppen in pos
len iteben, borte man supsilsn. bob fie
bort allf Die Spurer pom Barren unb
Wolfen estrpffen feien. Sn 8sSue
ouf DIE WOlfe mag Dies sutrsffen, DIE
ia in pplen nod IN einSelnen Rubeln
portommen, fi6erlih aber niht in 8e<
aug auf bic 8drsn, 10 bab bier cine
9duI6une porlieeen biirfte. Der
Bar 1T nOrblih Der MIpen pontommen
a%useerottet. Sn 9anern puroe Der
leBte i'm Sabre 1885 bel 9raunitsin
sur Streds eebradt. DAB sr in ben
alpen isIb1t nod portommt, bofir
eibt es cine eonSs Qnsabl bon 8spei=
fen. 90 bat man nod Dor sinieen
Sabrsebnten 8drenipuren auf @Ietz
f6srn oes Srtlsr esfunoen. Damn
tpuroe Dor einieen Sabren in Ser Rdhe
ppn 9roun in Stroll Elm 8Gr erleat,
Der tpobrTdetnli6 aus benz Gn9obin
beriiberoeponbert mar. Dieter Bar,
obsr rthtiesr eeiogt, bieie 8Grin. bate
Iit9 cine 3eit lang in Der @egeno Re
iumeetriebsn, ohne jebo6 irgenb eli
nem Menf6en ooer Dem 8ieh etpas
suleioe au tun. Toh mebrtG9ieem
SUDDEN tpurbe Tie ppn ben auseefonb>
ten unb nit 5linten bepaffneten
8epobnern geiihtet uno eri6ohen.
0os Gnenbin ieIbft unb Die BON
Inn auseehenoen SeitentGIer b~Irftsn
ppbl als Die lebte 3ufluhtsItdtte bes
gGren in europa aneeiehen peroen.
Qn9ebli1 fou sr ii6 bort, unb omar
i'm Scorltdl. nod ~oufbalten, bp6 bat
man etnas Sid1eres hieriiber niemols
oebort. 0a bas Scarltol ols Naturs
idubporf ousaeitaltet fper6y9 soa, 10
ndre bas 9orbonnenfein zines 10 fels
tenen GoItes pie bsS gGren ia nur
erpiiniht. Cider 1T iein 0aiein i'm
Dol Gluosa. unb spar nod in Den
lebten Monoten oes Sabrss 1914, feTts
oeftent noroer. rad elmer Mittsis
lung BON 9rpf. 6. Ritimsner puroe
bort 4nfong Ottober 1914 bur6 cine
bel punt 9efir ftehenbe Doppelf6ilbs
fpo4e elm GROCER Bar beobohtet, Der
bis ouf etpo 100 Meter an ben poitsn
heraneine, 10 oaB cine Sdufhune BON
Seiten Der SoIooten ols aus9es
i6loHen gslten tann. Dieie eobsn
stpei edredidiHs ob. prof. Riti'
meper besob fi6, ols er bon bieiem
Grsienis bOrte. fofort on Die beseihs
nete STEELE uno fnno bort Die Spur
Der 9oben unb &rdlIen, Die er eerou
ousmob. Sbre 8reite betrug as
Gentimeier, bic Sdrittldnge 10 Gen
timeter. % aud bos 8ol Glupsc
Naturinubporf tperoen ion. 10 fonn
NOR fih iiber bieIes 9ortommen bes
Barren bort nur freuen.
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Srriinn tut &rleg.

Wie maj frl6er bic orraen Srrftn-
nigen mebr ais 9erbreder uno @efan,
gene benin oIs &rante bsbanbeIt bat.
lit insbefonoere aud Dem bdufigen
4uftreten bon Geiitestrantheiten ouf
benz Griegsiaduplab ourdaus feline
bsionosre 6irioree setpiomet porhen,
uno bod finbet Der S~rrenar5t vei
sinem 5elo3ug omar nldt 70 piel ME
Der Gbirurg, aber immsrbin eenug gu
tun. Der ruHii6siapanii6e Grieg
tpar Der srite, mo ouf beioen Seiten
SpeSioIdrate CUR 8ebonblune BON
@siitsstrantsn in's 5eIp gefiihrt purs
Den. Die 3abl ibrer gatienten lit
iiberrai6eno eroB aepefen. penieitens
ouf Der Ssite Der RuFen. Sn ibrem
2aeer muroen etpa 1000 Settles
trants bebonoelt, unb Is sntfiel cine
grtrantuna oiefer Irt ouf je $50
SeIoioIboten uno bier auf ie 1000 Grz
trantungen iberhoupt. Sn eeipohnS
liden Observation-Disclosures miro aui
is 300 Ginpobner Elm Geiitestranter
gerehnet, uno oana9 eriheint lenes
8erbGltnis in Der ruHif6en Qrmee
febr ungunftie, % bod fir Den Gelos
bienit bic trGftieiten 2ebensolter auss
eetpdblt tperoen. 5reilid miro bis gu
sinem gepiFsn 9rdb bamit gu re6nen
iein. boB bic 6dufigteit Der Settles
trontbeit bel ben RuFen fpegen beg
4ltobolmibbrou6s uno onbersr Gins
fIii1e orober 1T als lei BEN 80lfern
oes mittIeren uno peitliAen Guropas.
Solte man obsr Die ruFii6en Grfdbe
runesn gu @runoe Iegen. 70 pirbe
man in elmer triegsitarfen 0ipiiion
runo 100 G~eiitestrante gu eriporten
hoben. Dos mag troboem niht piel
erideinsn, ober es muB in Riid1i&t
qesoeen tperben, oob cine oeiitiee Gr<
trontuno bel einsm Sffiaier bic
ftnerIten 1pIeen boben fam, neil es
nift nur gu iiberfliihieen, Ionoern
oud gu rioeriinni9sn 9efehlen
tommi; aud elm eeiitsstrantsr Diff
sier tonnte I6pn eenug Shaoen in
feiner llmeebune perbreiten. auh Elm
outer Yell Der oerbrederiiden Tatsn
i'm sseIo, ME Deiertion. Blinbsrung,
Wprbbrsnnereisn e%ntfonen permutlih
auf sons obsr bolb eeiitestronte Col
ooten, bic pielIeiht in einem epilsptis
i6sn 0Gmmsrsuftonb honoeIn. Sc
Friiber iplhe 2eute sntfernt peroen
t0nn.n, beTto better miro es I'm bns
@anse beitslt iein. Dab Sfi5iere
nnb Maunfnoften nit elmer trampfs
boftsn eeiitiesu 8ernnIaeune gu 6ries
bensssiten nitt defenders auffonen,
rno ibren TienIt proentlih genug 81
perIeben berm00en. lam bel oefen
sIsidmdbisem IbIauf p~sritGnoIid err
'dsinsn.
Sm 3rieg Iinb rie SerbGItnifie unb
Ginoriide 10 oans anbere uno GENIAL.
tiaere. hob idou in Der er'tsn Self lei
IoIden 9suten Elm @usbrud BON SET
'tsStrautbrit su bsfirtltsn itebt. GO
iommt oann gu Sinne&tdui6un9eH,
@ahnp0r3teluneen uno Nereleifsn,
bie Den oooon g%sfaleuen %ielbfipers
ftGnolid burhaus ureeeignet fir oi,
Tien|Ieiftuno MAIDEN. IuBsrNem has
ben Die ruTiihen Srrendrsts aIIers
eires aud sinen b~efpneeren ariass
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Saror Terftnano ssrege
In Den Soften 40.

Dos Gefiht oes olten MGhhens
Ftrablts. Riemauo bate fie ie seliebt,
lie. oie Elm 70 lisbebeoirftiaes 6er3
bate. uuo nun, N ibrsm pier5igItsn
~2sbensiabre, fano F6 ienonh, Der ibr
feline 2iebe ertldrte.
-Seeen iibsr bid. bu 2iebIirg met
neg 6er3eus," nurmslte its leiie.
SrGumeriid itiiste re ibr ehemaIs
blonoes Snupt auF Die i1elteu 9dnoe
-bo bsmertte Ie nod Sfpei Sar.en ouf
Der Groe. NeddniId 3c5 tie bieIs
ouf-
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Spates 6la&.
gnpeaeitr BON aifrto Sris.

Bite, poden sic mir bieIe gons
bonniere ein!N
Boron sTreee I;sb cine bereitgehoIs
tens 8~iftentdrte in ben Scrton glsts
ten. bnnn uabm CT ibn in Gmpfdag
nno perlieB ods 9eihdft. 2angiam
fhritt er Dem 9ierearten gu. Durfte
er es eieentlif uaeen. Der ihoren
aomteB aarrolhi bieIe NuImsrtIoms
Yeit 81 ibrcm Gsburtstagt gu ibers
fenoen? Gr liebte Fe 10 iebr,
ober bic ftoIse abipeiTenoe 6altuns her
p~erlp0huten Dame hattie tets ertdls
tenn auf ibn aetpirtt. un0 a0es eos.
mas er Der @rGfiu bel ieireu bdufiaen
geIuteu gu Iageu beabidtigte, blieb
ftets unousqefprodeu. 4ber CT polte
enbIih 8epibheit haben.
GntidloTen f6ritt Der junge Wlaun
elmer eIeaanten @iuo in Der Regenters
ftrobe 3u; BORT iiberaab er oos patst
BEN pprtisr CUR Iofortigen 9siprsung
unb perlieb silig bas 6dus. IS mar
esTdehen.
.Sdpn nisber cine 9~onbonniere2
2esen sic lie su oeu iibriesn-. fogts
bic fdons aomtsb .6eIene gu ihrsr
.3ofe, fih ~gslanensiIt umorekno. G8
mar nun bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bonbonniers, bic fe als @ebuttss
taaseeihcnt erbiel.. --
,Sore, SeIene. Ou t0nntef mir
siren GefalIen tun!"
Rpbert, Elm gruber, Elm iunasr
Idhnrit. brehte trampfbuft an Den
'Ssiben Ieines tsimsnben Gdnurrbars
tes.
.Tun?"
.Stents mir cinige Seinsr Bon.
bonnieren. Sd babe ba eiuiqe Der
pfIi6tungen--ih t6rnt oas Geio Ypos
ren-if bin iiberhdupt oiefen Wonat
furdtbor tiamm. 9apa talt mid ent=
f6ieoen gu tndpp, uno bid toFet ss ia
nibts!"
.Wsnn Gu teins or6bersn Winihe
bof-mit @ergniiqsn; iude Dir aus,
70 biele bu ipinit."
Giligit noba, Ger lungs Mann
einies Sartods ouF iein 53immsr, Iutte
e;nen beforbsrs eIeeonten, Die @obs
bes gnrons Srsee, herauS unb itedte
feline 3arte tinein. ouf psI6e sr oprs
bet foIeenbs tsfibIpoIIe 0erIs esfbrits
hen bate:
.8nra tn has Qeben,
Oc-nm iouft bu itreben
Rod Qtebe uno Slid!
go Minis bos 9efhid.
8 8eutrieei
Gin D%ien'tmonn bruhte oos Ydd,t
su Srdu Beatrice Shro!t, elmer jung
berbeiroteten, aber iehr totettsn Dame.
Sic Tonb bic 9onbonniere entsiideno.
Beatrice mar febr porurtsilslos unh
naihte inter Den p1terlih nnhfidtis
GET Iuoen hires 0aiten germ ghotos
lobe unb ouh minoer bormlofe Subie.
te;tsn; obsr oils re nun oen aortpn
Dffren ppnte. belt ibr @otte Elm praf.
tiider Ronn, fe ouriid: Der aortpr
til urBeroroentIih ee1dmddpon, uni
mir tnnnten ibn pirtljb out nertpea'
ben. OH peibt, ih tpmms i'm Su'
rtcl nidt Defenders ~porlpGrts, unb ID
eIaube. es niiroe mir uidts idaesn
ipenn mir ibn Der @attin msines Dor
eeiebten guthil OILS lleberraidune
Tennen niiroen."
Gs lpar natiirIih nur 8eroeblih.
ieit. baB Serr Ghrptt isiner Erat
niht mitteiIte, hob Die rsiSsnos 6rol
feinss 8orseiebten ibn felt ciniesr Sci
b~eionoers alssst6nste.
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AALu1A fLuH uu HItutIl
Rad 2iebe uno Slid!
go Minis bds @efdid.
8 Beatrice!
8ie oIte 9e6rerin erbe6te: Rod
elmer, Der mid Iiebt! 4ls Goeleuts
ertIdren tie iih gemeinfdm. De- cine
Oeralsiht mid nit 6slsno. Der Sir,
Tin 9roias, Der onbers nit Beatrice,
nit 9antes Beatrice, Der glume oes
porooisfes! Oh!l~
Damn nabm fe Die brittle &arts:
.Gber fper iii bieier? Gr bat stpei
ftoI5e Ripaten." Sic Los:
laura Sd nerbe fir sic ter
ben. f6peigenb, ME i'd fir Sic Isbts,
rpenn sic mir nj eeitatten. gu Is-
bsn-fur Sic,
6risorid Sarott.
2iu6en'trdbe It's"
Gnno f~euf5ts; ~Gr nennt mid
-Qoura." er oentt an qetracd. tpel6
soler G9aratter,"
Ictp eini9sm Rodhsnten fahr fe
fort; Sd iebe tlar, IS 1T elm Gle
betucnier, fe ienhsn mir QemeinThaft.
lid ih,t QiebesertIdrunqen; eS 1T Elm
ritterIidber adinpf-uno-mir ibe1
luFsn fie ole Gntihsibung! 4ber III
tpsiB. mas ih gu tun babe, uno tpsrbe
mid surer pirbia erpeiisn, ibr eoler
6errsn! 9abt Oent fir eure 2iebs,
ole mid begliidt, ole i'd aber nift on-
nehmen bart, ohne suren 6reunb.
Tdaftsbuno gu ~itorsn-boh in oant.
borer 6ulb oebente i'd eurer!@-Sr
has einiame Stiibhen oes alien M6b-
hsns mar Elm Strabl bes Slides ae-
fallen. ober peroebsns barrteu orsi
Mdnner elmer 4nttport ouf ibr iii,
bes" 2iebestpsrbeni
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Baron Hcbert 3nrruioi
Sahurih.

~aur8 lit bas 2eben,
Gorum fouit on ftreben
Rad Qiebe uuo Slid.
go piqs bds @efdid.
8 Beatrice!
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
President Addresses Veterans.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the Civil
war here for the annual encampmen'
Of the Grand Army of the Republic
were formally welcomed to the Cap
ital by President Wilson who tolt
them their battles fifty years age
were fought that the greatest instru
mentality for the uplift Of mankind
the world has ever seen might not b.
impaired. Col David J. Palmer, com
mander.in.chief OF the G. A. r.. intro
duced him amid thunderous cheering
and informed him that the veteran,
stood soidly behind the administra
tons conduct Of the present day
foreign problems. and that their son.
would support him in any steps h,
might take.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
Minor Mention.

| There are nj vacant houses in Mil
| liken
Red Cliff will be lighted by cleo
tricity.
An Adventist church is being built
at klink.
Salida has new brass band OF
twenty-five pieces
Glenwood Springs musicians are or.
ganiZing choral society.
Petty thieves have been bothering
business houses of Trinidad.
Enrolment at the Colorado Agricul-
tural College at Fort Collins, $50.
good many blocks of new cement
sidewalk are being laid in Gunnison.
The Stockmen's Bank has been or
ganized at Collbran with $4,000 CAPT
tai
fine gravel road has just been
finished between lOveland and Berth
oud
The Burlington Record issued a
daily edition during the Kit Carson
county fair.
The Greeley Tribune Republican re-
ports an epidemic of hog cholera in
Weld county.
Trout fry to the number of 273,000
have been deposited in the streams
around Marble.
The Platteville waterworks bond
election carried for the proposition by
about 31a to 1.
One acre of ground in the city of
Monte Vista produced twenty-six tons
of sugar beets.
of barley which averaged seventy-six
bushels to the acre.
w. II. Bannister of Palisade shipped
G,O0O boxes or twelve carloads of
pears from twelve acres.
Otto and Alvin Hubs, near Johns
town, threshed over 10000 bushels
from $50 acres of dry land.
Yampa farmers will petition the ex-
tension division of the State Agricul-
tural College for farmers institute
Morton Hartman of Longmont had
a field of eighty acres of wheat that
yielded an average of 81 bushels to
the acre.
The Commercial Club of Wiley has
designated October II as Buttermilk
Day. 1t is proposed to make it an
annual event.
The State w. C. T. U. convention
sitting in Denver. has announced it's
determination to fight the cigarette
to its determination in Colorado.
Sixty Italian reservists left Trini-
The Pagosa Lumber Company is
constructing railroad spur from
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
DISASTROUS TO
GERMAN LINES
BRITISH REPORTED TO HAVE
TAKEN SECOND LINE OF
TRENCHES-AFTER THIRD.
KAISER TO the FRONT
FORTY FIRST GERMAN ARMY
CORPS REPORTED TO HAVE
BEEN ExTERMlNATED.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
London, Sept. 2S.-An official COM
munication just made public dealing
with the operations in France Tues
day says that in the heavy fighting
around LOOs the British have taken
exceptionally strong German lines of
trenches and bomb-proof shelters sew
eral hundred yards in extent. Having
taken the German second line, the
statement says the British are now
after the third line Of trenches.
In all more than 5000 prisoners
have been taken and twenty-one guns
and forty machine guns have been
captured and others destroyed. Furi-
GUS fighting still characterizes the
united efforts of the French and Brit
ish to break through the German lines
on the western front. The allied
forces, the French war office an
nounces, continue to make gains of
ground and to add to their captures of
men, guns and stores. Foot by foot,
as the official communication reads,
the French are making progress to
the east Of Souchez, and likewise
have continued their advance in
Champagne.
1t contains the significant state
ment that among the Germans taken
prisoners were men Of the guard corps
who had been brought back from the
Russian front few days ago. This
would seem to indicate that the Aus
tro-Germans have been compelled to
weaken to some extent their eastern
battlefront in order to reinforce those
sections of the western line.
1t is reported that the German EN-
peror is hurrying to the western front
The allies trenches in the Argonne
are being violently bombarded by the
guns of the German Crown Prince.
Some OF the first line trenches taken
from the French by the Germans on
this front Monday have been retaken
by means of hand grenades.
Details from unofficial sources of
the heavy bombardment which pre-
ceded the allied attack Saturday de-
scribed the German lines as smoth-
cred in dust under the hail Of shells.
their parapets melted away and the
barbed wire entanglements d
peared. SO thunderous was the on
slaught that persons forty miles dis
tant were awakened from their sleep.
When the French ceased their she'll
ing of the trenches in Champagne and
charged the German trenches they
found the Germans stupefied by the
effects of the artillery fire-gunners
being mixed with infantrymen, and
all of them huddled around the field
pieces.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
General

John w BoolSwalter philanIhropist.
-, Of Springfield O.. is dead
AS result OF the slide last week.
forty-thrcc ships are tied up nt the
mama canal.
Mayor Lindsey OF Dallas Tex,
gave 1t out In New York that the
South wanted the next Democratic ma.
tional convention,
Fifteen persons killed and fifty 9TH
ors injured Is the report from Ard
more, okla, as the result OF the cX.
plosion OF car OF gasoline
Eleven mine workers were On.
tombcd at the Conldalc colIiory Of the
LchIgh Coal and Navigation Company
at Coaldalo, Pa. Ms the result Of fall
of rock.
Three persons were killed and
four injured when Missouri Pacific
passenger and freight trains ColIdod
head on near Orcapolis, Neb. Friday
morning.
Five defendants were convicted
thirty.rive acquitted and one mts.,rial
was the verdict OF the jury In the SO
called election fraud trial at Corpu.
! Christi. Tex.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
Or. Dumba Has His Recall.

Washington Unconditional recall
OF Austrian Ambassador Dumba was
announced at the state department
Tuesday. A telegram was received
from Dr. Dumba at the State Depart
ment stating that he had been re
called by his government and asking
that safe conduct be secured. He
announced that he would leave Oct.
from New York.
Acting Secretary Polk announced
today that a safe conduct for Dumba
had been secured by the allies embas
sizes here and would be forwarded
shortly to LenoX, Mass.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
COLORADO STATE. NEWS

! Dulce to nearby point where they
have purchased immense quantities of
standing timber, and will install a
large sawmill.
dad for the war front at home. This
is the fourth detachment to answer
the call from southern Colorado.
The l7-months-od child of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ?. Ostermiller, near Fort Nor
gan, was drowned while trying to
cross the Morgan ditch on plank.
Trains between Durango and Silver.
ton have lately been compelled to
slow down on several occasions to
prevent killing deer on the track.
/ The Rocky Ford sugar factory will
begin its campaign October 4th
Beets in that section are reported un-
usually good in yield and sugar CON
tent.
County fairs all over Colorado have
been reported to be unusually sue
cessful this year. Perhaps the won
derful crops, both on irrigated and
dry land, had something to do with it.
] 4 ii' VIZ w CHuTcneS
OF Wellington will combine as the
Western Federated church and will
supersede the present Methodist,
Congregational and Baptist congrega-
lions.
Prof. Junius Henderson, curator of
the museum of the University Of
Colorado at Boulder has returned
from the coast where he secured a
very fine collection of mollusks, fos-
sis and shells which will be added to
the museum.
r. Guida Of Firestone and George
Hall of Frederick were each fined in
the Weld County Court 5000 and costs
for selling liquor on Sunday. On Au-
gust II the same parties were as
sessed 800 and costs each for the
same offense.
A section man probably saved the
life of the five-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams at Lead
vile by pushing her from the D, G.
r. G. track with his foot as his car
rounded curve and bore down upon
her on grade.
Otto Frantz Of Rocky Ford amused
himself on September Goth by picking
two jars of strawberries. He hopes
to develop the strain to bear most Of
the year.
The Montgomery ranch near Derby
produced over 40 bushels of wheat to
the acre and over so bushels of oats.
One field of wheat averaged 60 bush
els to the acre.
Denver & Rio Grande engineers who
are running the survey of the cut off
through Pagosa Springs to Durango
are progressing with their work and
are over the range.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
WEEKS NEWS in PARAGRAPHS

BY the explosion of tank car of
gasoline at Ardmore. Okla. so were
killed, 200 injured and two city blocks
burned over,
Denver Lodge of ElKs leads the
whole country in the matter of its
charitable activities. having disbursed
during the last year S9.G77, which Is
more than any other Elks lodge did
Washington
President Wilson is seriously con
sidering the advisability of retaining
the present tariff on sugar
Westinghouse are guessing that
Col. II. NJ. House is to be sent to
Europe as an emissary of the Presi.
dent
Veterans are gathering in Washing.
ton for the iorty.ninth annual cnCamp.
mcnt of the Grand Army of the Re
public.
The Federal Reserve Board has an
uounced that national banks desiring
to sell their two per cent bonds will
not have an opportunity to do so un-
I'll after March 81. 1916. though ap.
plications may be filed In the mean
time.
\ womans committee to ascertain
the defenses OF this country has been
Appointed by the woman's section OF
the Navy League
| Senator Oycrman OF North Carolina
called upon the President and sug
gcsted the calling Of m extra session
OF the Senate IN November instead OF
October.
Ambassador Morgenthau at Con
stantiuoplc has been instructed to ms
certain II any OF the reported victims
Of the Turkish outragos against Ar
mcniaus by the TURKS are American
citizens by birth or naturalization.
The bodies OF fourteen unidentified
victims OF the submarine Fl. which
have arrived from san Francisco, vii
be buried with full honors at Airing
ton cemetery.
Austria has informally notified Am
bassador pcnfcld that 1t viii REGAL
Or. numba, the Austrian ambassado,
to the United States. MS requested by
President Wilson
American owned merchandise o
German and Austria origin valued a
l$lG7,OuOO 900 and held up at ncutra
European ports will be released b,
British authorities.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
MitcheIl's Slayer Located.

Walsenburg, Colo, Sept. 27.-The
entrances of five mines are under
double guard tonight and between six
ty and eighty men of sherffs posse
are searching the underground work
ngs for the burglar who shot Robert
Mitchell Sunday night Members of
the posse, who were in the lower
workings of the Walsen mine this af-
ternoon declared they found the trail
of a man in some of the entries, and
are certain they saw him as he sour
ried away in the distance, but he was
not captured. He was making his way
they say, by the aid OF small search
light or hand electric torch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
To Recognize U. N. W. A.?

Denver.-Out of puzzling cross-fire
OF questions and answers came a first
impression that John ID. Rockefeller,
Jr., director in the Colorado Fuel e.
Iron Company. had announced pur-
pose to recognize the United Mine
Workers OF America 1t all happened
in connection with the conference ar
ranged between him and representa-
tives of the Woman's Justice League.
Following the two-hour visit in the
quarters OF Mr.. Rockefeller, Mrs. Lee
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-30
Knew His Father.

A school inspector asked class of
small children III l had three glasses
of beer on the table. and your father
came in and drank one, how many
would be left?"
None, SIR" answered a very small
boy.
But you don't understand my ques-
ton" said the inspector, and he re-
peated it again.
Still the boy gave the same reply.
"Ah, my boy" exclaimed the inspec-
tor at last. ut is clear you don't know
mental arithmetic"
But l know my father" said tho
boy, promptly.