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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28

0lbpnncntciL bic ben ,,Dentidben GDrfeipun.
benten" uldjs Dhnltlld pper nuregelnldbiQ ers
bnlien, lluE debeten, ber Office bnpnn per Sel('
truA rber anrlhlldl NlitihellnHe ~ iAanien.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Last. Sunday we made a trip
into the northeast part Of the
county and visited with MIR. and
Mrs. j. H. Bidinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Weidman, Mr.. Olm-
stead. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fernard
Bidinger and baby were also
there. After partaking of a
bounteous dinner which had been
prepared by Mrs. Bidinger. we
all took stroll around the farm
10 see what could be seen, and
such crops we never saw before
in Eastern Colorado. All kinds
of garden truck, grapes, rasp-
berries, ground cherries, toma-
tons, etc., and a beautiful flow
er garden. Mr.. Bidinger has a fif-
ty acre field of as nice kafir corn
as we ever saw, beside a large
field of small grain and lot of
feed left over from last year.
They have beautiful home sur
rounded by different kinds of
trees and good substantial build
ings for all their stock. Mr..
Weidman took us in his car for
a short visit with G. w. Rudolph
we found George baskirg, not in
the sun, but in the shade, smok-
ing his pipe of peace" he also
showed us his bountiful crops,
but his melon patch was a failure
this year.
We saw on our trip large fields
of grain, both in the shock and
stack, and some threshed. and
an abundance of feed for all the
stock, and with present pros
poets we will have enough and to
spare, despite the local hail storms
We certainly enjoyed our visit
and was wishing we could have
made our stay longer.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Harry Bogert met with quite a
severe accident last Thursday
morning while trying to thread {.
corn binder, he got his arm THAT
he had broken about year ago.
fast in the machine and the hor-
ses started to go, crushing the
leaders in his arm, and now he
carries his arm in a sling.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23
FOR TRADE

Owner will trade General store
town property, forty acres fine
bottom land, all in Butler county
Missouri. valued at about Ten
Thousand dollars. all clear, for a
section or more improved Color
ado land with good water supply
springs or wells. Write giving
full descriptio and location of
land and price in first letter.
Address, E. A. WOOD,
1909 Long Building
- Kansas City. Mo.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

J. &. Seay, of Waveland, Ind,
a brother of T, w. Seay, of Arap
ahoe, will arrive in few days
with a carload Of household goods
farming utensils and stock. He
has never been here before, but
he says if his brother can make
a live of it here he can. That is
the kind of raen we need. some
with backbone and push.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23
CHEYENNE COUNTY STATE BANK INSTAllS
BOOK KEEPING Machine

A machine that adds, subtracts,
prints dates ard keeps books and
does everything but think, has
been installed in the Cheyenne
County State Bank for the SIM
pliication of the clerical work of
the institution, and for mechan-
ism and the power which the ma
chine possesses in its automatic
work it has everything bested
ever seen in this section of the
country.
The machine keeps the books
Of the bank. Loose leaf 'ledgers
are used and each depositor is
given a separate sheet, If a
check comes in the machine picks
up the former balance and SUBJ
ttracts the amount of the check
and prints the new balance to-
gether with the month and date.
Also if a deposit slip for depos'
itor comes in the machine adds
the deposit to the former balance
and prints the new balance with
the new date. It also automat-
ically detects and marks over
drafts which are now illegal.
This machine is a revelation on
bank accounting for it assures
accuracy, neatness, legibility.
speed and economy. One of the
depositors after seeing the ma
chine operate said: 1t is better
than human because it has net
brains enough to make a mistake.
By the installation Of this book
keeping machine the Cheyenne
County State Bank is placed on
par with the largest and most up-
to-date banks in the country and
the saving in time and mental
energy will allow the bank to
give it's depositors Better Ser
vice" along modern banking
methods.
The machine is known as the
Burroughs Ledger Posting Ma
chine and is proving to be the
sensation of the banking age.
1t is being installed by Frank
Thompson, sales agent for the
Burroughs Ledger Posting Ma
chine Company. of Detroit, and
during the installation has caus-
ed no little excitement at the
bank and interested business men
and depositors have marveled at
this wonderful machine with the
Steel Brains which cuts out
the drudgery connected with the
regular routine Of the bank.
The bank will be glad to show
this machine to you and yo,r
friends who are interested in see
ing a Mechanical Book-ke eper.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

F.. P. Gilbert of Lamar, Emery
Swan of Wisconsin, Mr.. Pierce
of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mellow, of Boone Co. Mo. and
Charlotte Alternately we e trans
acting business in Cheyenne
Wells Monday and Tuesday.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McGinty,
attended the Lincoln county Fair
last week, and report a fine time
They say the Fair was good,
but not ahead of the Cheyenne
coutny Fair.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

DID you ever see such nice
weather for September, and still
30 frost. Providence is certainly
smiling on our farmers, in giving
the crops a chance to mature.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

When you want a suit of
clothes, or a garment cleaned or
pressed try Carl McCrumb. He
will do you a good job. Leave
at the Barber shop. 26tf
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Earnest Cahill arrived home
Tuesday afternoon for a short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. P. Cahili.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

gohn Wyant and Claud Shrsaer
Of Arapahoe, were CHEYENNE
Wells visitors Tuesday. We ac
knowledge Il call.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23
STRAYED

One black yearling mare mule
branded lazy LII Connected on
left shoulder please notify
II. E. Robertson.
Cheyenne Wells Colorado.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

J. S. Baber, of the North View
neighborhood, was trading IN
f,heyenne Wells Tuesday,
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

j. p. Cahill returned from
Denver the latter part OF last
week where he had been taking
treatment,
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Quite a number of the people
OF Cheyenne county are attend
ing the Fair at Burlington this
week.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Mr. and Mrs P G. Stanley
were transacting business in
Cheyenne Wells Monday.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Get the Denver Post everyday
in the year at the Royal Cafe.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Our farmers are very busy
these days, trying to gather their
large crops. Of grain and forage.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23
ROLL OF HONOR

The following parties have re-
newed. their subscriptions to the
RECORD since our last issue:
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Miss Lottie Abernathy has been
stopping in Cheyenne Wells the
first Of the week.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

j. n. Hollenbaugh went to
Denver Monday on business.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

G. w. Walker, of Arapahoe,
was a pleasant caller at this Office
Tuesday
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

A Fariday, of South Arapah oe
was a social calles. at this ohce
Tuesday.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

Grant Edwards was a Chey-
cane Wells visitors Tuesday.
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23

PEkSUNAlI--NENO
If YOU have an item OF news, y
friend visiting you. or sale
1 to advertise, tell us about 1t. u
The RECORD 81 per year.
phone No. ~ when you want
the Record Office
Read the new add of the City
Meat Market in this issue.
Grant Edwards was Chey-
cane Wells visitors Tuesday.
j. n. Hollenbaugh went to
Denver Monday on business.
Get the Denver Post everyday
in the year at the Royal Cafe.
A Fariday, of South Arapahoe
was social GALES. at this Office
Tuesday,.
G. w. Walker. of Arapakoe'
was a pleasant caller at this Office
Tuesday
Miss Lottie Abernathy has been
stopping in Cheyenne Wells the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P =, G. Stanley
were transacting business in
Cheyenne Wells Monday.
J. S. Baber, of the North View
neighborhood, was trading in
cheyenne Wells Tuesday,
Our farmers are very busy
these. days, trying to gather their
large crops Of grain and forage.
Quite number of the people
OF cheyenne county are attend
ing the Fair at Burlington TINS
week.
j. p. Cahill returned from
Denver the Latter part of last
week where he had been taking
treatment,
yohn Wyant and Claud Shfa3er
Of Arapahoe, were Cheyenne
Wells visitors Tuesday. We ac
knowledge a call.
Earnest Cahill arrived home
Tuesday afternoon for a short
visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs J. P. Cahill.
DID you ever see such nice
weather for September, and still
40 frost. Providence is certainly
smiling on our farmers, in giving
the crops chance to mature.
When you want a suit OF
clothes, or a garment cleaned or
pressed try Carl McCrumb. He
-, 4 . . ,~oo,l ;nb oova
Cheyenne record., 1915-09-23
The RECORD 81 per year.
phone No. Al when you want
The Record Office

Read the new add of the City
Meat Market in this issue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-15
You Know Me Al" Lardner
Coming to Press Club Dinner

RED TO IRV.
with apologies to Ring ". Lardner)
Friend Irv.-Of coarse YOU under
stand, you amt no friend Of mine,
only feel shuld hav oughtOO call
you that, just TO be agrea bic. come
intu the Office a vile a 90 from the
helth Office on Colfacts ave an dis
cover a assinement, which says / as
spOrten editor of the Newsence-Times,
must repair article four the paper
on ring w. Lardner, as He's going 10
undress the press Klub OF Souse
Bend at Abe Franks oliver house on
the mite of Mae 29th. i'm pleased TO
tollough your indestructions. In the
1st plac allOugh me to saiy that
luckey stiff Of a Lardner amt mulch
of talker This is an admittence of
hisn. 2ndly. Lardner Is a luckey stiff.
Amy budy that ever gets out OF
Niles, Aiish.. is luckey, Ell. Try. Butte
frum wat / can find out, Lardner is
gOin tn be wurth "a the prise of ad-
mishion at that Press klub eats even
if he don't say a wurd. He's goin to
pull sum of his colyum stuff, lik what
he writes in the Chicago tribun, UNI
derstand, which vii be gud CESS.
You no Irv anybudy can pull that stuff
If they got the nurve. i have rote
sum STUFF like hisn and showed it tn
editors in different places, but / CESS
the editors TUX pity on Lardner K
acsepted him insted Of me. You no
be has got wive and kids 10 support.
Purity soft four him, en-, Try. You asst
me 10 writ something a bout Lard
ner. Well find ne ust to work hear
on this paper And ne noes Geo.
Hullie. / think hes a luckey stiff
more than ever now, wen / find he got
way from thOs too Hes got a
mother living at niles and his wive
come from goshen. Mister Lardner
has bot an auto an gossip says hes
burning up BOul Mich in Chicago
these here days. Hes writ sum CRATE
STUFF abut his auto. Butte that amt
nothin. l wish sumbudy wuld Civ me
an auto. I'd write sum CRATE STUFF
then TO. You no me Try. Mister
Lardner has writ sum CRATE STUFF for
the sat eve post an other public
kations tn. In faCtt i think he has
wrot for nearly all the magyzeenes,
that il the best ones / don't remem-
Der thOw reedin any his STUFF in the
Policemen's gazette or in Snappish
Storys. A guy on the street the other
day asst me If / new how much Mister
Lardner was making per one %
year. / sayd no didn't no. He saws
IN me, he Makes CESS Irv tented
then, bekause when / come tn. their
wernt no 1 in site. You see then Irv
it'll be impOsibull for me tn put how
much Lardner makes. in this writup.
But / VIII JUS say he makes NOR
than / do, running the risque of a in
accuratsy in this 1 instants Then on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-15

the mite of the Press Klub feed. if
can get a doll or an a haf (1.50) 10
gether four a ticket, i'll go up Their an
ask him how mulch he makes. OF
coarse it'll tax nerv to asst him that,
but it shuld hadn't auto TAX mour
nerv than it viii four me TO asst sum
one TO lend me the muney G.50) TO
get in. COnfidentally i'll let you in on
a little secrecy Irv. I'm goin to sea
if kent diskover Lardner in the
loby or the barber shop of the oliver
house befour the bankuet and If du
i'll find out how mulch he makes.
Then befour he gets a chance TO max
a eileen getaway, i'll asst him if hes
got any Of his celery with him. If he
don't fal four that i'll asst him If he
doesnuC want tn dOknate 10 our oil
mans home four feable and indis-
criminal newSpapermen. He'll asst me
how mulch / want and i'll asst him
how mulch hes got. But if j get
doll or and a half G.50) i'll cum up
stares and sit with the rest Of you.
If hes only a doll or (1.00) strong i'll
stey down in the barr. Al this thow
is secretsy IrV, an i don't want you TO
say anything about II. If you do,
sum Of those sheep skate buns in our
klub will try il tn, an | wont be abul
to get within brio THROWN distants of
him. I've put tn other guys wise in
our klub an thatll be all that can
work It rite an get away with it. You
sea l Of them will tackll Sec. Daniels
and the other is goin TO get McEvoy
from the Chicago Herrold. I pity
the las l thow unless McEvoy is
changed frum wat he ust to Be. But
to return 10 my orishional tex. Irv,
don't no no more abut I.ardner than
i've written. Keep that hes an aful
gelOus cuss an will probabul get afful
sOrr when he reeds this hot stuff. But
i'm gOin TO site bye what 1 have wrot
If he gets sOrr an trys to ball me out,
i'm goin TO get up at that Press klub
meetin an tel the gests how the
editurs hired him insted Of me, jus
bekaus he had a wive and kids. He
wouldn't hav no come back. The
luckey stiff. You know me Trv
SPORTEN EDITOR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-15
RETAIL TRADE
Is IMPROVING
Some Advancement i'm Business Noted
During Past Week Says
Bradstrcct.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Bradstreet S
report for Saturday will say:
Possible international political
complications affect sentiment and
prices in speculative markets partic-
ularly securities, grain and cotton and
perhaps throw shadows over opti-
mistic expectations of a bomb in trade,
but thus far foreign developments
have failed of especial untoWard eff
feet upon domestic trade or industry.
''In fact, and allowing for seasonal
shifting from one branch of distribu-
ton TO another, growth over a rather
wide area seems to be the chief char
acteristic, and in industrial quarters
evidences Of increasing activity are
patent, though of course certain en-
terprises and sections OF the country
must still be counted among the eco
nom1c laggards. In any event, the
week has brought forth better retail
trade, thanks to warmer weather,
while activity in wholesale and job
bling lines is reflected in northwest
eTn, southwestern and central west
ern reports.
The agricultural southwest, where
cotton is not so high as it was in
April and the Pacific northwest con-
tinue slow and in the east irregularity
is visible.
Foreign orders continue heavy
and urgent demand for war supplies
stimulate industry, helps bridge the
gap in domestic demand and makes
for a shortage Of certain kinds of
skilled mechanics.
Domestic trade in finished steel is
not all satisfactory, though there
seems to be some prospects Of the
railways buying cars more freely.
April building returns are the
best for nine months past. Money
is easy, collections are better, weekly
bank clearings exceed those Of this
week one and two years ago, the ra-
tios Of gain being 20.5 per cent cent
and 1873 per cent, respectively, and
new bonds have been taken quite
freely.
THE general crop situation has
rarely presented so uniformly good an
outlook"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-15
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.

First-Lafayette and Monroe SITS, W. II.
FreShley. pastor. sunday school ~ 2 80 a.
m, George j. Long. superintendent. Morn
ing sermon at O.30 q. m. I. Il. A. at
80. Miss Clara LOckstadt. president.
Nidweek services Prayer meeting Tues
day and Wednesday evenings at Z 80
o'clock.
Service in honor Of old people VIII be
held at the morning hour. The pastor viii
preach a sermon suitable Tor the occasion,
subject. "A Tribute 20 our Parents"
Charles kreuger viii sing at this service
and one OF the young ladies' classes viii
furnish flowers. y. L. A subject. why
I Believe in the y =. A" Evening ser
mon at Z so. subject. Follow Ne or The
Call Of Jesus Strangers viii be well
come. Spend your Sundays with Us.
Grace-Lincoln Way west and Brick av.
Rev. Daniel ID. Speicher. minister.
sunday school Q 80 q. m. George W
Devine. leader. worship and sermon at
40 30 a. IN.
Morning theme. streams Of life" Y
Leader. Mns A Miller, topic "Why / Be
heve I'm the Young Peoples Alliance"
Evening service 1880 p. III. Theme. A
New Heart Hour OF prayer and teach
ers meeting Wednesday : 80 p. m
Mi1pah-Corner Main ana Monroe SITS,
Rev. John o. M6Ser. sunday school 10
a. IA. l.. r. BErgener. superintendent
Sermons az 0;43 a. m. and 80 p. n
Catechetical classes will meet az 80 D. III
Morning subject THE Significance Of
Temptation" Young Peoples alliance at
$50 p IA. Emmett Jester president. Sub
ject - the evening. Why I Belie-e in
the Yong Peoples Alliance Leader
Bessie Rhinehart. Evening subject