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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-24

which poor people will have a chance
to plant potatoes. About fifteen acres
will be used for this purpose The
city government will assist those who
are to plant the potatoes in many
ways, by way of blowing, getting fer
tilizers. seed potatoes, etc.
The Norwegian schooner Mars,
while bound for England with pit
props was stopped and burned by a
German cruiser. The crew was saved.
This method of warfare is held TO be
responsible for the rise in the price
of steamship shares on the stock ex-
changes in the last few days.
The Norwegian Bible society is
celebrating fits centennial jubilee. The
society is preparing a Norwegian pic
torial Bible Emanuel Vigeland has
been requested to prepare the illus
trations, but so far no agreement has
been reached Foreign pictorial
Bibles have had a good market in
Norway. but so far no Norwegian art
list has entered this particular field.
BY foreign" in this connection is
meant that the books are published
abroad in the Norwegian language.
Harald Monsen of Hamar. who has
lived in South Africa for six years,
has written home that he has enlisted
as volunteer in the British army
He explained that he did not want to
avoid military service any more than
the other young men down there. He
does not serve as a common soldier.
but his position is that of a musician.
Three men of the crew of the Yep
pelin LEO, wrecked on the Norwegian
coast after a raid on Scotland. went
to death to prevent Count Zeppelin's
secrets from becoming known TO for
eign governments. Sixteen Of the
Zeppelin's crew, rescued and interned
for the remainder of the war, told the
story of their comrades heroism on
their arrival at Made, southwest Of
Stavanger.
The British government has bought
all the train oil produced in Norway
this season. For the first year of the
war the Germans got the output by
overriding the English and Ameri-
can dealers
The accounts Of the jubilee exposi-
ton I'm 1914 have not been closed yet.
but enough is known TO make IT GER
tain that there will be a deficit Of
$4,000 to $4,000. The number Of
medals issued was $500. and $500
persons who took part in the work
have received diplomas.
The government has decided to sell
the sandeherred parsonage for ST.
600. About enc and half acres will
be kept as site for a new residence
for the pastor OF the parish.
A single haul Of herring made with
a seine at Henno brought the fisher
men $4,000.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-24
Testimony from Oklahoma.

Pnkham remedies-rs MAYMn AsBAcH North Brandon. Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-24

(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your
nd answered by a woman and held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read the Park theatre adj, page cad.
Come to the white sale Friday and
Saturday at Vaughan's.
Notice! All kinds of stove repairs at
Il, A. Prindle a Co.'S. Pearl street
Factory method, shoe repairing. Char
bonneau's, basement Worthen block.--ad.
News received here by Barre friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Averill formerly
of this city, who are at present making
their home in Alta, Cal, indicates that
Mrs. Averill is making favorable prog
ress toward recovery from serious sur
gical operation to which she submitted
a short time ago. The operation was
performed in the well known Mayo Bros
hospital at Rochester, MINI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
A. p. ABBOTT co.

See Abbott's line of new spring suits.
See those skirts at SOC and slo0 at
Naughan's.
Muslin underwear bargains in the
white sale at Naughans.
Attorney John w. Gordon returned 10
the city last evening from Nergenncs,
where he WAS called on matters pertains
ing to his law practice
Don't forget to hear Or, Madison Swa
dener and Hon Malcolm R. Patterson.
ex governor of Tennessee, when they
speak on National Prohibition" in the
Barre opera house Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 20, at 3 o'clock Reserve the date.
free-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

New wash dresses at Abbott's.
Special values in winter coats at Abb
bolts.
Alexander NJ. Milne, ir., left last night
for BelIeville, ~ r., where he will join
his father, who is employed there.
We buy chickens, hides, skins and
pelts. Pay the highest market price.
Bring yours along. Fl. J. Smith Co., S67
North Main street.
Several Barre young people enjoyed
a barge ride to Williamstown last even
ing in one of the trucks belonging to the
Vermont Trucking and Sales company
Dancing was INDUCED in ON their arrival
and refreshments were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-12
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends and neghbors,
also to the teachers and scholars OF Ayers
street school, for their remembrance of
us during our recent bereavement, and
for the beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. |. @. Given,
Mrs. Winifred VinirN,
G. A. Given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-12
GOOD VALUES

Strictly Fresh Eggs from nearby farmers, doz. 35c
Western Fresh Eggs, per dozen ............... CSC
Best grade Storage Eggs, per dozen .......... 25c
LESS per cent. at store.)
Fancy Hand--Picked Baldwin Apples in bushel
boxes, for table use per box ............ $500
Fresh lot Potato Chips per ID. .............. soc
Full line of pure Whipped Cream Goods.
Baked Beans and Brown Bread
Light, Dark and Fruit Loaf Cakes per I'd. 1Sc
You will find our Sponge and Quality Cakes an
exceptionally good value at ............ lOc
Short Bread Dat Cakes, Coffee Buns, large line of
Cookies in fact full line of Pastry that is fresh
and right
AT the present prices of Flour, you are buying
Bread cheaper than you can make it.
Three loaves for 25c-less per cent.
Extra Fancy Large Corn-Fed Chickens, 6 fbs or
larger just right for roasting, per ID. ...... 2Sc
Round Steak from best western beef, per ID. zoe
10 lbs of best Pig Salt Pork for ........... S100
This week only)
Another big lot of those large Halibut Steaks,
Saturday, lbs for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
Plenty of Fresh Smoked Finnan Haddies per ID. 12c
Salt Cod Bits for fish balls per 10. ........ 1Oc
Large fat, fresh-opened Oysters, per quart 45c
HOLSTERS, Shell Oysters, CLANS, etc.
The F. d. Laid Company
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
Grofer gasar Ser Srieoensfird)e in
81. s. bringt' 5000.
Miainnerperein Ser Stride miro NOR.
gen ST. @einrid} Muttbep oils
Gbrengalt begrilBen.

Ger groBe ga5ar ser I%rauenper=
einiguna Ser beutld : epangelild=
lutberiiden 5rieoensfirde 81 Sod
Sslon0, Ser unter ser 2eitung, BON
Gaitor Irieorib S. 9}olf am s9on<
.llerstag uno 6reitag Ser oergal1genel1
@od)e a~bgebalten apurOe, bra6te Ell
llen Meillgelpim bon $500.
Sic Mdllnerpereinig1ng Ser Stride
miro moraelr slbeno eine. geriamm=
hung abbalten, bel Ser 81. Seinrid)
Mattbep bon 3apel1port ser @bren=
aalt leirn miro. Or. Mattbep miro
iiber oie 3ultanbe in Geutldlano nno
ilber Ben arieg i'm allgemeinen er5ab=
len. Ieutidamerifoniide Gamer,
1lnb Serren, aud bon Ser Solpo'er
Settle Oes gaters Ser Strome, lin1
ber5lidit s1 Der n1orgigen gen1iitbli=
d)en 3~uiamnenfllnft eirlgelaoe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
Ger arofc MasfcnbaQ i'll q. ". gu
ncnport.
Irall George 3oedler aepinnt als
3igcncrin ocn crllen Ereis.

Gin lllitie' 2e6cn berrldte aelterll
Mbenb llno belttc sit friihcr Wtorgell=
ltllloe in ser Saue bes Mpropelt Ga=
nerport Sllrupcrcins, no Ser erlte
Masfenball Ser Saiipm peranltaltet
muroe.
NeuBerlt idper lpllroe es fiir sic
Ridter, nlltcr Oen pielen berrlid)ell
Masfen sic ldoniten l1nb intereiian=
tciten beralis5uil,den m1o lan9c Oall=
erte es, bis n1all iidl fiir bic nod
iiehel1Oen entlhlpb:
Sdollites Iamelmasfc: 6rau SEQ.
3oeflcr oils 3"iaeunerin.
Gle beioerl middleton 9reilc iiclen all
sic aderliebliditer Slbianerirmcll,
Nram @ilbelm gefrlalm llllo SSrall
@ilbclm Sdlll5 5ll.
Als bette Gbarafternlasfe ml1roe
Die 3ulllfafferiil, Sic in tallldenoer
@eiie Don Serrll Oscar sSSobnion Der
forpcrt m1lroe, SQrgeitelt NOR, preis=
aefront. Sin jeoer Geaer Ser Drei-
Stabte )atfe lih in Sic nieolid)e 3uIu;
faffcrin perIiebt.
Gle bette @errelmlasfe: 81. s.
NolDea alsaein Soloat in Ser @aiJffi.
llniform BON Onfel Sam.
3lpeiter Greis: g. 2edbaub als
polnlldlm Suoe.
Bette @errelt gharaftermasfe;
SEER @alter Mefermann aals Seufel.
Sroboem Sic Iemasfirung id)or
I'M eli llbr Dor li6 cling, 10 blieber
Die 3elttlden> Sole iriiber inrHer ,upd
Gins tral1felt, iiA 0as Srinfel1 jeood
lett Gi1fil6rl1ng Der 8~robibition ab
9erpobnt babeN nob bis 6l1 iriibel
Worgenltnloes 5ulantmen.
Die 1alneuabtbeifa>ng oes 95or6
lpelt Davenport I%urnpereins bielt an
Nafmittage cine @erIammll1l1g aab
bel Der beld)lollen apllrbe, fiir Die Sim
Der Oes Gerei1s ON Maburittage Sc,
@eibnadtstages h Don eiir biz JEDI;
llbreeine groBe @eibnadtsieier in Sc
Sllrnballe sl peranltalten. Sic Ga
n1enobtbelllnaa lelber miro cine atm
lld)e 6eier om criten 6reitag in
11el1erl Sobr ge6erl. Gin Seoermanr
Der geltern Der eriten groBen Masfe
raoe Scr sailon beigcpobnt bot, bo
1id1' 5peifellos onf Dos 8eItc amiilir
llro miro nid)t periallnen, qbnlid)e
@eranltollngcn bes Gereins bei5l
lpobllel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
geamtenmabl bes Rriescrpcrcins.'
Scillrjd) Mattbep miro gum CT
renmitglieo bes &%riegcrpereins
erlpdblt.

Ger a%rieaerocrein bielt aeltern
s(beno cine Der beitbell1d,ten Ser
iamnlumgen ab, mel6e ser @erein ie
aebalten bat. llebcr ad)t5ig Mitglic=
Der marell eridienen, Inn lire Stinl=
alel1 bel Ser 9eanltempabl, sic nod
%ItebenOen Gerlauf naba1, ab5llgeben:
ISfaiioent S. s. Grant.
gi5epraiioel1t &idlaro @annc=
mann.
&rotofolirenocr Sefrctdr @il=
6elm 8rlbn.
6inon5iefretar - 2eon6aro Gil
sion.
sdotmeiltcr - Soad)im @arlc,l-
Oori.
St AnbetraGt leiller groBen Ser
bienite fir Die gered)tc oeuflde Snde
nno Ser gerwl,noetcnpflese in oen
oel1tiben arieasla5aretten iphroe u.
Seinrid MattIep cinltinm1ig 3lln1 ST.
renmitelieo oes @rieaerpereins &C.
|mGblt.
Sir Sic SitpreuBenbilfe beipilligte
ser Gereill $217, nnb amar lol bieies
@elo fir Sen @%ieoeramfbol1 bes SIZE
palioenbeimcs 81 Nasnit permenbct
n1o oem 8entid)em ariegerbunb Don
Nor0nmerifa iibermittelt merben.
5onIt mllrben MIR Montirege jf)1ftc
erleoiat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
@ebmrtcn.

Sic na6itebcnoen @e61lrten mllr=
0en geltern Dem Staotldrcibcr ac=
mel6et:
Serr u1o Iral, elmer %. 2,lfaos=
fp. 12t411a @elt G.. Str, 5. 9Sopenl=
Der, Mdiod)eu.
SEER n,o ssrall @illiam Y. Saae=
Dorm. 125 GlariIla straBe, 16. Mo=
oenlber, anabe.
SEER uno 6ralt Gomir 8. Sobn-
ion. 525 Glorf StraBe, 80. Mopem=
her, Wtaoden.
@err nno Sra,1 q. 9arl1ep @ra-
ger, 1888 8omoith 5trabe, 3. Ie=
5em6er, Maod)erl.
Serr ulo 6rml Son Gram,
1025h @elt Z. Strabc, 3. 1e5eln=
Der, &nabe.
SEER nn0 Iran Souls s. MoeIler,
1907 8rairie 'StraBe, %. Nopem=
Der, Mdoden.
@err lno Iral1 Sllgo &iltenma-
6er, 1912 @eit s. StraBe, 10. No=
oenr6er, Maoben.
SEER uro 5ran ~. Sobannien,
1877 @elt Occult StraBe, 10. No-
nember, al1abe.
@err nnb Irmt 2l,tber &ilfer, 52g
@elt 5. StraBe, is. Nop., Weaoden
= Merdants Eransfer & @torag.
SO. 3eIepbor 855. Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
Die Saltstonos.

Sn ser Meoaftion BEG Ser Ieno=
frat" liefen geltern fir ben oelltlf-
0titerreid.1mgariiden l1nterihitunas=
fono $500 bon s.. 50. @eper nn6
5000 Don $. S. 8lnmbed, DAB. 81.
81. No. A. tuie al1d ein Dollar BOZ,
IS. g." ein. @eitere 5penben fir
ODER eillel1. anoeren %llnteritiie
bnngsfonb pcrben ieoerseit in Ser Ne=
baftion bes Ser 9emofrat" entse-
gengenommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
9as Sri Giip epmpbontc
CrMeftcr.
@irS am is. os. Monats s~ueites
&unsert Ser Satipn in Mioline
pcranitalten.
Grncit Sapis, b%efannter Senor Ser
Chicago @ranb Opera Gu,
Scr Sultit.

Wrpfgelllt et1ler N|od,c, Qlll Wtpll=
tag, Sen 1S. bs. Weonats, miro bas
5meite groBe &oll5ert bcs Sri=@itp
Spnlpbonie-S rdleilers inn Mulinc
Sbeater peranltaltet lperbcn.
@ie beim eritell &ul15ert Scr Sai=
ion, 10 miro oltd) beim 5"1neitcn bas
'Ellblifl1m ollrd, oas &6nneli zines
eritflaiiigen Soliitcu e%rfrel,t meroen.
IS lit Der 2eitMng bes Sri=Gitp Spn1=
phonie=S rd)eiters gelnngell, 6errll
grneit Tapis, Sen befamntem Senor
Ser Chicago @rano Opera Company.
su aemilmcn.
Serr Gapis lit elm &iinltIer, ser
.nid)t ollrd icille pielen bl1nbert 3ei=
tlnasfritifen bcfan,t genladt 5t luer=
Sen bro,ld)t; cin Seoermarm, Ser IN
Wh1itfsirfeln bema1oert lit, bot iidcr=
lih id)on bon DEM b%efannten Se1or
aebort. Ser &iinitler, elm Yroteaee
bon @erllbarb lllrid, BON Ser Gbica=
90 @ranb Opera Company, gab fiir5=
lidl orei @altipiele bel Ser Chicago
IGnglilh @ranD Opera Company l1llb
5par nsiba, Ser Iroubabour" uno
yGapaaeria Rltiticana.
9tadltebenb einige 3eitlngsnoti5en
|iiber @errlt Cabs:
MbcrScen, g. ,, uSailp Nmeriem".
Grneir 3apis bat cine munoerbare
Senoritinmle bon i%eltener Starfe, sic
allberit ipmpatbiid m1f Oie 3ltborer
pirfr. Y
streator, 81, u1ailp Suoepenocnt
Simes".
grneit 3apis gefiel oem minllten=
lang Observation-Disclosures G1tblitln1 ir1
Ser Molle Don .Hbaoam1s" BON alien
&iinitlcrl ant beltcn. Ger ppllc @crtb
Scr 2eilh1ng miro nod} oabltrdb per=
groBert, oaB cs aeltern Dos critic slllf=
tretel1 bes 10 6eliebten Ienors II, Bic
Ter Nolle mar. Seine refine lpriihe
Senorltimme lit mlm0ernoll lno
miro bon Dem &iin7tler IN erltflaili=
ger 8eiie f%ontrollirt. Seine Stimme
perlprid)t Dem Gllblif1m, in ibnl
balo einen &iinltler Slt borel1, oeiien
nit Spernlargern bon inter-
u~ationalem Gllf genal,nt miro.
8,rrlingtou, Sa., u8nrfin9ton=
9a,ufepe".
Sic @auptoaritellerin uno ser Sc
nor (Serr Gapis) mltrbell belonbers
bon ei1em %banfbaren Gllblifl1n1 mil
I9eifall iiberidiittet. Sic .beioe ipiel.
|teni lire Hpllen in elmer @eiic, peldl
freubig altf Die Screen Ser 3nbore1
mirffen. Sbre 5tin1men 1teIlten ale
lGrlpartungen iii Sen Sdatten unf
ltrablten Dor Heinbeit. (Iieie &riti.
fen flingeu ein pe1lig iibertriebet in
@ortlaut. gefanntlid laBt iid oil
lengliife Sprade i'll Mhliiffritifer
Id1per ins Iel1tlde iiberieben. 9
&eo.)
r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
Sur Iebtem N1bc.
Trau Glisa6etb q. San.

Iic geiietlu1g bon Irall glilobet6
q. &aD criolgte gclterlt NadNmittag
nm Smei llJr pom @allle Der Spdltcr
Der g%crltorbenell, sSrall Otto SorScr
BON @llte @raB, ga, aus alli Dem
8lue @roB I%rieobofe. Gle @aGr-
tlldtrdger maren: @alter &allb,
Gus. Nlett, So. @oi6aner, s. 9lldp
meier, Gus. shroeoer luno Sreb Silt.
Serr Sobanncs &roeger lprad) i'm
S%rmlerbullc nllO alld an @ra6c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10

8atttrie v8"id6rt9 ieus
tag nad Sort 9e8
MDinr8 Qb.

gbicasO, ST. 8. 9e5ember
1916. - Spesial M Ben nGcr
9emofrat". 8atterie 80"
bon 9apenport ,uirb am 9iens=
tag Morsen NIT anberen Soipa'=
Ct Srnppen sniammer no11
8ro,unspile, Seras, abfabren.
Generals ajpr 8arry, ,ueld)er
Der GENERALIZATION Der Mrmee
poritelt, mad)te seitern bicr be-
Mnnt, baf bic Spiua'er Srnppem
nad Sort 9es Moines fabrem
nnb bort aus benz @mnbesoienit J
ansgemmitert lueroen ipllem. ~
@ongref Mseorbneter Sarrp
Sna iuiro bnrdSuieten beri,t-
djer, ban bic Soloaten Der 8at=
terie mod bor 8cignadJtcu bier
eiutreffcn iuerben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10

--Nerpen-S e MitteI gegen@beuma'
tisalus uno S6mer5en aller Mrt.
Miepe's Mpotbefe.
:. =. @romn mllroc lpcacn al1=
achlidcr S%rlllfcnheit %perbaftct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
Ser &f aeaen bas spiellaner be
gDn1en.

llnter Der 2eitllng bon Goli5ei=
ballptnam CHARLES Sdlueter mllroe
aeltert slbello BON Dem Eoli5eibarpt=
111arll lelber l1no Den Bcbeimpoli5i=
item Fbelant mo Cites, 1pie ald 40
ll5iit G~anoolpb Ser 8rl1nsmid=Gool
bale, Ao. 800 weltlid)e 8. StraBe elm
9ellld) abgeltattet, bei oem sic Nodl=
ltebenoen lpegen Spielens berboftet
%lpllroen: 1ral1f 2ufansfp Cgeliber
Der @ole) lpnroe aegen 8iirgidaft
sum getrage bon $4,000 aus ser
@aIt entloiie1. Sic iibrigen @erbaf=
teten lteQten je giirgidaft 5l,r1 ge.
TRACE BON $500: 5ranf Miaer, s.
Smith @. Sling, %. Mnoerion, Mla.
rion Srpina nnO Mop Nellon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
8artis Opern9an8.


9onncrstas, ben IA. 9e5elnbcr:
.Grolics Of tbe Sap" (W,lrlcsfe).
@eiligenaleno (Somtoe) mo
misunderstanding Montaa), Sen "a.
uno %. 3e5ember: .&atinfa".
Demerstag, Sen 80. De5ember:
-@orlo Of Yleainre".
Sonnabcno, oel 80. Gcoember:
&pn5ert bes @lee Glu5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
3uci Mmtumubilc gcitublen.

@orroll Top, 40. 1916 A. slpe=
me, Iapenrprt, Sa., meloctc Scr $50
li3ci, oaB elm Slosnlobile vHlln-
abollt" gcitpblcn moroeu lit. Gle Wia-
itiue trdgt Die So1pa'er Staats=
li3ensnlrnlmer 176345.
RoDnlpnb Smens, Iapenport, 81.
81. $40. 6, 41eloete Ser Goli5ei, bab
lcin iiililitiees 1Soros Mutomobil
mcId)cs oie 2i5enslnmln1er ga. 1885,
$50 trdat, i'll God Sslalo aeltoller
lpltroc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10

= eaben sic idon .orD mtiiion
gier" probirt? Gleid nit Dem beten
importirten 8ier uno empfoblen bon
ben 9ottoren. @od Sslano 8reping
gomparb. (Gn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
reier-Gpmitc Scr Eplisci luirb Commercial Glmb @anidc See !
.1memts nterbrciten.
Yolheidef uno idmmtlide Observation-Disclosures ioQeu I'll Gbren=
~muaieoeru hes Epmmeriial Club nn0 @reater 9aueuport
COMMITTEE, gemadt weroeu.
Commercial Club mro Tonncrstaa Spcsialpcriammlmna ;wcfs llmtcrim=
dung ser Northumberland ab6altcu.
Gplici Unfit in beiercs GinpcrtGnonih nit Saracrm mno 3ctnngcu sm
# trcten.

@ieIe Gerloncn, Sic pcrbaftet mer-
ben, %ilellen 8iiraidlaft 5llm getragc
bon $1,000, $500 poer ueueid)t io=
9ar $4,000 o0er nod bober fiir ibr
Grifeineu Dor bent 9oli5eiridtcr an
l1dd)itell Morgen. 8iele oieler 2eltte
perpirfell Ourd Nsidyteri6eilen ibre
@iirgid)ait. Mud bieie lollen bledell.
Nnltatt $1,000. $4,000 nilp. lollen
bie 2ellte in ;3l1flnit @iirgid)aft gum
getraae bon $11.00, $4,000. $51.O0.
ooer $101. 90 i%tellelr. grideinen Sic
Dor @eridt, 10 erbalten lie, inn Sale
elmer 6reilpred)una bas 9an5e 8elo
fpieber, oas lie oils giirgid)aft aeItelt
babe1. Sollten iie oagcsen ibre 9iirg=
ldaft inn Stide laiier, 10 flieBt Ser
Grtra=Gollar lit Sen 9oli5eifono.
Sn anoeren Staoten, 10 3. Q. i'll
ct. 2oltis, beltebt ein 0hnlid1es Sp=
item, nl.r lit Dos st. Coulter eilt flei=
nes bisden Strait" wabreno bel
Dem bier epentllell ein5ufiihrenoen
|spliem feinerlei u@rait" berrid)t.
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ST. 8afer, 3aAnar5t, Bbitofer
Buil6inq. (4na.)
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-02
Craig Colony Club
Party A Great Success

The Craig Colony Club annual
party given in Bank hall last
Thursday night was a grand sue
cess in every sense of the word.
The attendance was much
larger than last year and every
one reports a most enjoyable
evening.
The fore part of the evening
was devoted to a very fine musi-
cal and literary program, consist
ing of vocal solos by Mr.. James,
Miss Weaver and Mrs. c. H.
Morian. The Arvada Male Quar-
tet composed of Messrs. James,
webber, Newcomb and Lobb also
pleased the audience greatly.
Arthur E. White gave a very in
teresting lecture on his visit a.
broad, conforming himself prin-
cipally to Turkey and Constan-
tinople. He used latern slides
for illustrations.
One interesting feature of the
evening was the sale of George
Washington's Cherry Tree D.
F. Cahill being the highest bid
er. The decorations were in
keeping with Washington's birth
day and paste board hatchets
with numbers on them were CIV
en- out and in this way partners
for supper were found.
The latter part of the evening
was given over to old fashioned
dances, which furnished great
deal Of fun.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-02
DR.. Shoop Proves Himself
A Good Roads Booster

Na' ' A''''NP ~ " tS''Na
roads booster. He has been the
moving spirit in the improve
|ment that is now going on on
North Wadsworth Avenue. He
has given both of his time and
money to make Wadsworth Il
road that would be a credit to
this part Of the county. His
first achievement was in getting
the Arvada Commercial Club in
terested in making Wadsworth
Avenue a good road north to
BroomtieId. so that we would
get the Boulder to Denver auto
traffic. Of course he has not
been alone in this Tor II. S. Bur-
ton has also been instrumental,
thru his brother-in-law. Ralph
Cotton, in attracting Boulder
ties this way, and there are
many Others, among them Frank
Church, who have had much to
do in betteriug this road. But
DR.. Shoop met with the CONNER
cial Club and made suggestions
that led to seeking the coopera-
ton Of the county commission
ers. That was a year ago. A
committee with Wesley Staley,
chairman. 7. c. Hurst, Il. l..
Newconb, A. l.. Davis, c. V.
Shoop and H. j. Juchem was APP
pointed and a meeting was had
with the county commissioners
with the result that the commits
sioners agreed to hire the shovel
ers and to assist in other ways
by grading and filing. Nothing
further was done, however, un-
til this spring, when DR.. Shoop
got busy and solicited everybody
who was in anyway to benefit
from this road, for donations of
money and labor. Most all re-
sponded literally. while others
growled and grumbled and did
nothing. But this did not deter
the Doctor from his purpose and
the last two weeks has made a
big showing. Wadsworth Ave
nue. has been surfaced from the
town limits north almost to the
turn in the road toward the
Weaver hill with the exception
of about three hundred yards on
the Muhlenbrock hill, where the
ditch is to be moved so the that
the hill can be cut down. Fills
have been made at the Ralston
Creek bridge and the Molfat
tracks.
On Tuesday DR.. Shoop called
for volunteers to donate, having
given the men several days
work at full pay, and twenty
men responded either as shovel
ers or with teams, and began at
DR.. Shops corner spreading
the gravel towards town. The
gravel or sandstone, is being
taken from Wcavcr's hill and it
is the finest kind Of suriacIng
material.
To cap the climax. Mrs.
Shoop, assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Pircher and her niece. Miss
Allen prepared a dinner fit for
the Kaiser in his most ravcnous
mood, and the twenty men, in
cIuding A. i. Davis and the edi-
tor Of the Enterprise were the
the fortunate guests.
To say that the tables groaned
with good things does not half
express it. 1t was the men who
groaucd when they began work
after having partaken of stewed
chicken with dumplings, and two
other kinds Of meat, mashed pO-
tatoes with chicken gravy, baked
beans, slaw, hot rolls. jelly, cof.
fee with real COW cream, three
or four different kinds Of cake,
and ice cream. There were as