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220 %Omben aui GnaInuo.

N'Nttt4tt !, fftut.
Iie Oeittihe A0ntiroIit1t berid,.
TIT iibcr ecli Superintendent aui eua.
lono, Dos @rnnobombcn uui ino bcl
Sipcrpool. NirfcnheoG. 4Gund,c,tev.
KottI1ahom. SbeitleIo uno o5reot
s)nrmoutb nbgemorfcn murncu. Us
entltonbeu idNpere Shooenicuer. 9lue
Suitldiite tebrtcn moblbcholtcn i'll
rud. Scr Nerid)t Iuutct mic lol0t
oGtn nelliides 05eidlmober mari in
DER 9todlt pom 81. %Sotuor 5ilm |
tytbrilor cine 1roBc 2ln5obl 9ronS
honbcn aui lmo hel ben 0ots, ,MaieH
uno tSobrltcn bon 2iperpopl mo 2}ir
tcnbcoo nb; cbcnio ouf sic lfouhcitcr
Cilcnmcrte ttn0 0odnicn lmo lhlicf.
Iih ouf cine 9ln5abI in0uitricller
9Serte nn @umbcr uno bel ojrcot
flnrmnutb t9forfolf). 1ln allen nieIcll
Yldtcn plirbe cine genaItioc 9Sir.
tllna, ihmerc Grploiionen mo Die
aroBtcn ,ScilcrmtSbrilt,e beobohtet.
.Am Nimbcr muroe cine 0otterlc
5llm Sdlueigen oebrddlt 0ie Suii
ihiife puroen on oaen 9}Inben idmtr
beidlolic!, lcbod niht getrofica. 9(Ge
Sultihiiie tehrten trpt Der feinoIlghen
an9rifiaDeriphe mehlbcboIttn 5u.
rtld.
9on0on, =. ,fe6r.
glm 2icrSioa murAe in 2ouoen
iclgenbtr omtlihcr eeriht neroficut
lldlt;
~>Sn Der ncrgonocneR 9tndlt muroy
Elm Suitanariii in ciuem ouaaeosni
ten DfaBitdbe pcriSit. sGs fdie.uf 5It
Die Anpreiicr 0urdl eincn 0id,fcn &c
hcl bebinocrt muroen. Nodl }Sdlii
rlnq Der Nliite iteuer.en olc ,}eppcline
tcridieocnen Hidtlncen 6i mo NOR.
len 9umben olti mebrcrc Stooie mo
IN l0uolinen 9e3irfen III 3erbuibire.
SeiCciteribire. 2incoInibire mo Stot
ior0ibire ob IS luurbe Ginger eieen
thunlaiflaocn peririodlt.
.lic nis 5llr Ausoube olelcs 0c.
rihteS aenIelOeten 0erIliite be5iiferu
ilh ouI 81 5o0te un0 81 gSerIetiC.
Gin 5rpcitcr 8eridlt mclhei
nSScitcre Neridte iiber 0cn leCtcn
Euitnnorifi creeben, hoB bic 9Inqriiic
lid) olIf cln mciteres Webict ols il 81.
ror tritecdten. Nonlen mtroen nni
)toriolf. Snffolf. 2ouenlnibire. Sri.
ccitcribire. 5toiioroibirc mo Ierbr
ibire obQelporien Sic 2In5abI Der
4ombcn pir6 onf 800 QcIdl0bt
aAbgcicben bon rincm EhclIc ben
Stoiior6iDire mar Der dnaerldtcie
Standardization nidt beocutcno mo
IN feinem sSollc muoe uiIitdr!id'er
Z d,o0en anqeridtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

bcrclt cincn 9cGcu &'tlaaricu 0cridl-.
tcien %crtroa 5u ldIirBeu. ea hielS
lcrncr uler 5unrtel 0Cr rlnaniihelz
Srlippcn ltcbcu ultcr 9Sdffen, 0ic-
Noltpfltrctttrditt ieiUl an Der uugart-
ldlen uno bItlaarIldlcn e,ren3e unqe.
ldnmtlt. mnbrcno ott Cruppen In oer
Hnbe Der rrllIidcu Nrcn5c nltht urr~
'iortt luor0cn letcn. IS hCiRt meitgr
Gundnlen bcrcitc tltufer uod 0clt
.Flttclmndtcn no0liChit nlete5dltuir
rlateiten bcim 9lnfoui uon tSetrei0c-
mo oiele Sdmieri0t2tcn pur6re
0lrh Die QroBtn Anfdifc ouf Aed,a
HunI 0cr britiidlen Rcgieruna uods
Neltclocrt oarh Die oie Grciie in pc
Nobc QctrIcbcn mur0cn.
%ecrc &hrale.
2ou0on. >. .tfe6r.
Ger ncuc rliiiihc 4ircmierminiItcr
Siilrmcr crflortc in e.tcm ,Sntcr-
n;cu. on3 cr eineu &ertrcter ocr. 9to-
pojc @renuo aaudbrtc. iein clujlgts
@trcben 0ebe 0nhin ocn Nricq Su IL
ncm tiir atnGluno ehrcnocn 1lbidluis
5u hrillQcn. Hubloi0 mer0c feincix
Scporotiricocn cingchrn.
s'ritiIdlcr Scrid,t ans DieiopotaRien-
2onopn. ; sSebr.
Cine 9icuieroepeld'c ans 9clli.-
Nibt fnlgcnocn omtllhen britiidenSac-
rid)t iiber Die Sa9c in ARclopotanlielx
meitcr:
General 9lnlmern 5rlppen halicis
on li9ris cine iturfc StcItmQ be-
lest; mcitercS &oracbtn oieier 3rnp-
pen murbc burh oo6 0odlunier 0er-
leeten Saae lub @odcu onfaebolten-
@eneraI Cir ,Sohn 9tlrou. Der 0ie
6iibrllna Der britiidlen 5rlippel itE
gteiopotamien un eieneralIeiitnout
Cir Ecrcn lnfe obnelcben bot. mira
III uober 3cit oic 0cinreiIe ontreiep.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
Nppnm lit cinc lSriic.
9sIQlhillltn)l 3 ,[rhr

>"IlNINWUU. ?. NtOt
SSie Scfrctor SonlinQ bcutt be
tdnnt aab, bcrrlht fem 3lpcileI, ooB
ole Appanl cine Erlle lit. ,>ntmerhjn
mllllen nod elniAe t5raaen ermoaut
merhen. 10 bieienigen Sic 0urd Ole
4oaAer Gonnention mn 0cn &ertraa
5nnden @rclBcn uno 0ea&ereiniatcn
5taoten nobcaele9t meroen. 6crncr
,it aud Die 9Selgcrnua 0es Seutnont9
Yerg III 9etrndt 5u 5ichen. britIlde
Seeleutc 81 Ionoen. Die oni britlihcn
Standardization bie eicIhilbe beoicn.
i'm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

! fperten. batten mir 6rei NtunatC
/ Earter Irbeit hiltcr inns.
/ Webr Scnte.
9torfolf. 1. tSebr.
Gs berIoiltet bier, ooB 6os 0eittihc
Sdiff, oos Die n9lppom" ia.
perte, firr5 porber onocrc britilhe
Stiffe obfine. Ger oeutihe apnl.
lnanoeur meigerte lid inoeiicn. Dies.
be5iigIidl nobere Ingobcn 5u MADDEN.
Die erbelitetell Sd)iife liub: Sroocr,
9lrtbur, Gorbri0ge. Ariaone. Bro,
monnp, Sarringtpn.6o nno Glon
MeSopiib.
Ter aGorbrioge" miro NIT 1892
gonnen anoegeben iuo iubr an -.
,Sc5enlber rnn 9tuntes, t5ronfreid),
ob. .9lriaouc" botte 200 Conner!
g@oiierperorongllng ino Iicf oIs les
ten @ofen 2oS Enlcrmo in Siloonr-
rifa on, uGrombp" mar 1868 lon.
hcn, Clan 0focSooiib" 1925 Gon-
ncn aroB. 2ebterer fiibrte Elm gro
Bes aorgo HinofIeild), oos pon Den
Teutidlen Dor Ger Gerlenfung Der
abgebolt mur0e.
goriidDt tbnt Hptb.
rGie Nohridlt mag jeher 8egritn
0ung eiitbebren hicB e5. ggSir 5ie-
hen es ober Dor, inter oIlen ltntltol.-
ocn norild)tie 5n ieiu. Nus oieleul
tSrunoe boben mir oic SSarniln9 er-
laIlelt.~
Grei britiife Gompier perlicBen
helite ben bieligei. 0nien. Otoraen
peroen mebrcre olliirten sSrnhtoonr.
pier, Die, lpie man glollbt. sum 9rob.
len Sbell init &riegsnntCriol bcla0cn
ln0, nad transntlantiidlen @ofen ab.
1eber.
tSrenscMloics Stanneu.
2onbon, =. tScbr.
Gns &ioerouitouden DC. britt
lden Ionlpfers agpponl" inlttf
oeiitld)er &riegsflogge bot III Gng,
lnno. gelinoe ousoeorildt, eiEe
Eielenlenlotion bernOrgetrien.
Gics lit elmer Der oromotilhiten inS
bcmerfcrsmertheiten 3lpiidleniouc Oes
&rieges". if,reiht Der Toilp 5ela.
9rapb, Gas Chronicle lneint: oSeIhlt
III Den fiibniten Homonen qiht cs ne
mig mebr iiberruId,enoe Seegeidih-
ten. !" Ser 6ol miro Die sSiibrling
ocs &ricges heeinfIuiie11 nno bie idon
pcrluidelten oipIomotiidlen Se5iebnn.
gen 8ipiidlen nel,troIen min fricafilb,
renoen 9tntionen nod nleDr cridme.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
sIns ,Snrdlt nor Sanhhpptcn.

9telu gort. :. tScbr.
DaS biciige brltiihc 0cneroIfonlu.
LAT bat beute an alle britliden Shiri.
iubrtsgelellidoiten Die gSornuna er.
gebeu lolien, uor oeutid,en llnteriec.
hDoten IN amerlfoniidcn @epoijcrn
onf Der Sut 5u lein. &eronIolnln0
bicr5u bot Die aus prinoter Guellc
lomNerbc 9tohrid,t. onB eln lau,h.
i'oot DE pglppom" ouf lbrer sSobrt
ilber Den atIontiidlcn G5cou be9Ieitet
batte.
Gb ein oelticheS llnteriecboot tbot
iahlidb 9eiidtct muroc. moIlte man I'M
(SencralfoniuIot niht lasen. SeAen-
idllS bitIt man ober Die ermoh.ltr
9tuhridt mir pidtin genug, I'M ole
5ltnodit iatereiiir.er areilc nr:;;tt 10
baruti allinlerfianl 5u moden
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
y!Seiliae Rilidlt. d"
berlin. 3. ,5eh

g]erln. ). sSebr.
Ger 9erllucr oHnfol 2In3ei1sr
r,dltlcrtigt IN eincn lanQeu Stttor-
t'icl ocn pnpiten Zeppelin 9lngrliI
aul ellpIdno oils poIlltau6lg 9crtdt.
icltilt, mic je0erlnann BuQebcn nIiiiic
angelldts oes Ghorntter9 Del Cert.
IIdlfciten oeneu Ole iid1 bic 9ln1rlilc
rid)tetcii
IaS glatt neiit belnnoerp 0orotf
Fin, 0ob Siperpool elmer DER beldlol
ienen 4Iope, in erlter Iinie ais Gin
anngsbaiCi filr omerifniiilhc Wiunt-
iion nn5uieben lei Die 5li 5critoreu
Der Geatldleu aebeiIigte 9'ilidIt" lei
0lcid3ciii9 lit Siberpool Scr 9lnlcgc.
boien Der cdnnotidleu tSctreloe Sdlii
ie. mas an Die 0eriud]e Der Gn9lon-
Der. Ieutidlano nis5uDlmGern cr.
iHncre. D}ondleiter bot Qrote l'omn
mplldbrlfer. III y(b.::..nahonl, eIqcnt
llh Dem SiB Der 1}orbanq. un6
lBnlde ISnouitrie. Deroe jett 12unl
tion bergciteltt; 5beifiel6 nor ldon
rcr Dem 9rie0e EN- Centrum Der
StoblDooren., Ean8erplatteiis, Nai
len, uno AItunitionsin6nitrle; Oar
MOUTH iii oos Centrum Der @criil1s.
iihcrei. bic ibre 5diife ols hepaiis
ncte S>ifisidiiie in om Iienit Der
&omiralitGt iteatc. uno IL oantit ols
cine 9lrt ariegsbaieu 5u hetradlten
I'm ilbriqen. idet oas Nlott, ipiIroe
es audi obne oieic ongeiilbrten 9je
1d)tspunfte pefiltonoiq 9ered)tiertigt
iCin obne gtildliht glorrotbe our
gobnb6ien ooer Sdiifen 3it BeritorenL
IN einem arieg gegen etnen 5eino,
Der Geutidlda6 ou53ubungern orobe
(SriedDemiano nnb 3lnmGnien.
1onoon, 2. ,5ebr.
Zos 0uforGitcr 0lott 2loeDcrill
mcloet, Ipie cine orohtloie 9epcife
Gus Hom nod Sonoon Derid)tet onB
@riehclIono mo Grnndnien. einen
deqenieitioen AettroIitdtspertrog &c
idloiicu boben.
Cine Getersbdrger 1cpeide bottc
an Tlcnstog Feridltet, Jtunldnien iei
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;Snrdlt Dor ,.Molue.
@oihinaton , ,Sebl

So1hInatpn 2 ,Sebr.
Gle Observation-Disclosures rid,
tel lid bier oif ben gebcinniBpuaen
1cutihcn9ioioer, Dem es pelong, ,liebcn
feinolid]c Sdlffe 81 nerienten, ems
81 topcrn uno nit einer Eriiennlonn
idloit Die ma9hallige ssobrt iiber oen
otlontiidcn S5eon nodl eiuen ome,l.
tonlld]en 0ofen 81 maiden. mas unlo
bcmerfensluertber ilt. aIS mon iiber,
5cuet mar. hoB lid oltBcr ben ! liId)-
hooten fein oelitldes Sdiff nlr1r ollf
Dem S5con beiono. 1ie Sdpernnl
Der Appam mar oaher cine umlo aro
Gere llebcrroldnna. 9lLIerifmiihc
eSlottcnoifi5iere. Die iidl nid)t iirdl
ten. ibre 8einunoerumg ilr rie 0cl.
hcntbuten Der oeiitIden Seelellte III
Ocrboblen9lushrld 81 nebcn, ,ertlurcil
0ob Die iSabrt Der slppam im0 Die
hotcn Der U1ope einen Tlut in Ger
tSlottcn &riegsgeldid)ie rcben oen
Soeloentbdten Der Gtnoeu. oes &ron,
prin5en 8Silbelin. oes 9,rin3en 9itel
,Srieoridl ltnn Der aorlsrube ueroic
nen. Tie Sdliffnbrt Der 9lIiiirten
liebt lid einer neueli uno unermorte-
ten 8efabr geqeniiber, iolouge Die
Yf0me it'd in ,Sreiheit befinoct uno
ole belcbten 6obritroken uermeiocno.
Shiffe 5erltort, nenn feine britilDen
Sfreu6er in Der 9tobe fin0.
Sie GapermHg.
Genpnrt 9tcpS, 2. 6c6r.
Ter 2otie sSoriter. Der Die 4ppon IN
Den @atcn bradlte, 1db Die ibm Don
Nopitdn &orrlion erjdblte @elhihtc
Scr &aperlna mie folgt mieDer: IS
mar ein id)oner tlorIr Sae, ais mir
qcfapcrt mur0en. .lSir lllbren nit
moBiger Sd)neIligfeit. als mir onl
Mori5ont cin Sd)iil. onld)eineno eincn
<rampbnmpfer auftnufen ioben. Der
it'd nlinldbIldl nuberte. gSir iiirdtctrl
i'm nldlt uno mod.cn feinen 6llldli.
pcrllldl. Nudl nod)telt mir feline Ser
thcioialings &orhcreitun1en, oo mir
ilotilrIid feinen Anatiff ermortcten
>EIoslidl ieuerte Scr Gnmpfer aus ei-
nem flelnen @eid,iit clne augel ob.
bie Dor inherent 9lia ms @oiier iiel.
Id licB iofort baltcn uno i'm iel6en
giugerblid puroe ein fuliheS Sen
uoB &erOef fortgc8odcn unb cine
8eibe grober 6eid)iite fam gum @or.
idlein. gSir erenben ms, 0osJautloic
cinesgSiberltaitoes einiebeno, iofort.
9lm. H. SSoni,or fano nod 9luslnce
hcs aopitans Elm fur3er aonlpf mit
Dem oiItroIiidcn 3nnlpfer Clan DC
coniib itatt. Der pcricltft nurbe. lie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
Som Sentffen &unIil in Norfulf als
6ilfsfrcnser bescidlnct.
@oihinatcn. /. tSebr.
g8albinaton, /. s ebr.

ltaietyrogen 0es Observation-Disclosures
ieses lperoen mobriheiulid nus Dem
9lppomfolle entIteben. Gic 8ereinig
tsn Staoteg nIiiiien ieitirelen o6 Die
2lppom Ieoielih cine ariegsoriie lit
roer OBJ fie ireeno cine SelDofrnrng
bat, Die fie gum SiIfsfreuSer moft
Gin GbnIider 5au lit ieit Seginn oeS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

fopertcn. bntten mir orei lfonate
Eorter grbeit hintcr inns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

DIE ,,Horeftern"-,3etru
gen paben ois Reicbtcbte
con 90 GrcISe nienf un,
miticbreiben Iencerm uttI-
uIacben belfen.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-21

]. u. Painter returned last Saturday
from Denver, where he went to market
his crops Of sunfower and alfalfa seed.
From less than IN acre Of sunfiowers
Mr.. Painter had $45 worth Of seed, At
&c per pound, the price he received; and
from about six acres Of Grimm alfalfa
he harvested $500 worth Of seed, all sold
at 35c per pound. Last year being un-
usually wet and cold, was very unfavor-
able for alfalfa seed production; and Mr..
Painter 'hopes that better conditions and
increased acreage will enable him to
this year materially improve over last
years good showing.
Alga o. King and Lottie E. Carleton
were married at Sidney. Neb., January
IA. 1916. The groom has engaged in
farming at Gill. Colo. The bride for
merly resided at Gill, but has held q
homestead sixteen miles northeast Of
Keota for the past two years.
Keota Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. d. w. Schoonover Thursday, with
about twenty-five members present.
The next meeting will be January q, at
the home Of Mrs. J. ]. Savage.
Gus Waneka and family and Ralph
Miller have returned to their homes at
Lafayette, Colo, after visit with Will
liam Waneka, at Prairie Stock Farm.
For sale: About 200 bushels Of black
Kherson oats at CSC per bushel. N. o.
Woodward, Keota. pd48tf
Raymond Norris, Of Grinnel, Iowa,
came Thursday for a visit with his
friend, Harry Greene.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-21
A Country Girls Greed

A Country Girls Greed
One Of the finest chapters that can be
written for the history Of improvement
Of rural education is the story Of how
Miss Jessie Field, superintendent Of
Page county. Iowa, has made it possi-
BILE for the girls Of that county to be-
lieve and to practice the following
creed, which she has written for them.
They are doing it In very great meas
ure:
I am glad l live in the country.
love its beauty and its spirit. I rejoice
in the things can do Is a country girl
for my home and my neighborhood.
/ believe I can share in the beauty
around me; in the fragrance Of the or
chards in spring; in the weight of the
ripe wheat at harvest; in the morning
song Of birds, and in the glow Of the
sunset on the far horizon. want to
express this beauty in my own life a.
naturally and happily as the wild rose
blooms by the roadside.
believe can have . part in the
courageous spirit Of the country. This
spirit has entered into the brook in our
pasture. The stones placed in its way
call forth its strength and add to its
strength song. It dwells in the ten
der plants as they burst the seed cases
that imprison them and push through
the dark earth to light. 1t sounds in
the nesting notes of the meadowlark.
With this courageous spirit l, too, can
face the hard things Of life with glad
ness.
believe there is much I can do in my
country home. Through studying the
best way to do my everyday work l
find joy in common tasks done well.
Through loving comradeship can help
bring into my home the happiness and
peace that are always so near US in
Gods out-of-door world. Through such
hope l can help make real to all who
pass that way their highest ideal of
country life.
l believe my love and loyalty for my
country home should reach out in serv-
ice to that larger home that we call our
neighborhood. would join with peo-
ple who live there in true friendliness.
I would whole-heartedly give my best
to further all that is being done for q
better community. would have all
that think and say and do help to unite
country people near and far in the great
Kingdom of Love for Neighbors.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-21
Schools, and Keota business men. All
others are given cordial invitations to
come as guests.
Well Represented at Stock Show

Well Represented ut Stock Show
II every western community had
turned out ~ we'll - Keota In attend
ance 1T the National Western Stock
Show, Denver would have had difficulty
accommodating the crowd. Some Of
those who went there from Keota were:
Messrs. c. o. Dodder. w. r. Stewart,
Guy Elson, Clarence Moon, M. L. Ha-
worth, L. A. Jackson. Aleck Rohn. Oran
Markham, Grant Davis, o. N. Ernst,
N. D. Wells, T. J. Ferry, c. E. An
drews, Clyde Stanley, Brooks Stanley,
and Miss Fac Stanley. Mr.. Andrews.
Mr.. Ferry and Miss Stanley also attend
ed the sessions of Colorado State Grange
~ delegates from the Keota and Igo
subordinate oranges.
While the stock show is not expected
by it's management to become q finan-
cial success, it is q real success in Z
much larger way. As pointed out by
Governor Ammons, Fred P. johnson,
secretary Of the show association. and
other speakers, at complimentary din
ner for visiting members Of the Colorado
Editorial Association, ut the Stockmen's
Club Tuesday night, these annual shows
have exerted q tremendous influence
thruout the west in developing better
and more profitable grades Of live stock,
and in upbuilding the industry.
When Won look your hest see Fortner.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-21
A BUSY WEEK
,,,sement and Educational At
fractions at KeOta School

Ionday Evening: Opsa House.
|tiday Evening: High School Play.
turday: Farmers' Institute.
Rext week offers the people OF the
immunity an unusual array Of amuse-
n and educational attractions.
)n Monday evening Keota's new
|ool building will be formally opened
khe public with IN entertainment by
entire school. The program will
|sist of good music and speaking. No
lrge will be made. and everybody Il
|ited to come.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-21

bn Friday evening the high school
dents will present m amusing play,
titled "A Case Of Suspension. J" Tho,
It of characters is - follows:
Professor Edgerton, Lloyd Andrews.
Girls Seminary Proctor. Amy Simms.
Seminary girls: Dorothy, Regnal o.
b; Mildred. Mary Hsworth; Alice.
bby Fortune.
College boys: Harold, Chris Kechter;
|m, Ival Sutton; Jack, RAIDER Ha-
birth.
Hired girl, Mae Dake.
Janitor, Lewis Painter.
Charges for admission will be 26c for
ults, and l5c for children.
All day Saturday will be given over
Farmers Institute, with the fol-
wing program:
10 a. m. For school children and pub
!. Soil Moisture Demonstration, H.
I. Campbell. Beautifying the School
Fornds, Prof. w. J. Morrill,.
II m. Basket Lunch. Get acquaint-
i with your neighbors.
lI5 p. m. Dry Farming, Mr.. II. W.
|ampbell.
2:l5 p. m. Cement Demonstration,
Fr. w. B. Elcock.
3p. m. Preserving Fence Posts. Prof.
Y. J. Morrill,.
7:3O p. m. Illustrated Lectures: Ce-
nent on the Farm, Mr.. Elcock; Beauti-
ying the Farm Home, Prof. Morrill,;
Dry Farming, Mr.. Campbell.
The institute will be held under joint
uspices of the Extension Department
+ Colorado Agricultural College, the
'urlington Railway, the Keota Public
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
FINDS BURGLAR
TOOLS IN HOUSE
SHE PURCHASED

when Mrs Lou Holzsweig found
three sticks OF dynamite and kit
of burglars tools in the basement
of a house at No l5s Elixabeth-st,
east, she was sorry she had bought
IT, She brought suit in Justice
Marschner's court. Thursday.
against Oscar Merrilies. real es-
tate man. for 1925, which she had
paid on the purchase price.
4 jimmy. an "old man." and other
implements OF the burglars craft
were in the outfit, she declared.
Telephone calls for "Deloris." I'M
ogene," and "Phrayne" also made
her suspicious OF the character OF
the place The former owner OF
the house was Grace Mcmillan.
Merrilies averred she should have
been we'll posted on the charactor
Of the place, as IL was raided by the
free lance squad the night before
she bought II.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY
PLANS MADE
More Motors Are Needed, How.
ever, to Care for Disabled
Veterans

Gov. Ferris, in his Memorial day
proclamation this year, has request
ed that all flags. on that day. be dis
played at half-mast until five min
utes after noon. and that the flags
be raised on the peak for the bal
ance OF the day II Is also his re-
quest that all bells be tolled for
five minutes al noon.
At the meeting OF the G. A. r.
Memorial day committee, last We'd
nesday, this matter was brought TO
the committees attention. and they
request ali business concerns TO
comply with The governors proc
lapation next Tuesday. as far as the
national flags are concerned.
The committee has also written
the board of health. the board OF
education and the city authorities
along the same lines.
While many motorists have offer
ed their machines for the conven-
ierce Of disabled veterans Memorial
day. many more are needed.
Women OF the various patriotic or
CARNATIONS. assisted by Grand Army
veterans, children OF the Grand
Army and Boy Scouts will help in
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
MANY EMPLOYEES
MAY ATTEND THE
TRAINING CAMP

Twenty-Five drms, In addition tc
those announced short time ago.
have Aignified their willingness to
permit q reasonable number OF their
employees . four weeks leave Of alb
sence with full pay. without preju.
dice to their advancement. to attend
the United States military training
camps at Fort Benjamin Harrison
and Plattsburg and other camps
from June 8 to Sept. 8.
The firms are: Aetna Life Insur-
ance Co.. Anderson Electric Car Co..
Armstrong q Graham. The Bemb
Floral Co.. The Boyer Campbell Co..
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
you SHOULD KNOW MORE
ABOUT Y0uR OWN COUNTRY

Its wonderful resources and magnln-
cent scenic attractions-comoine eoucA-
ton and pleasure in your summer vsSA-
ton trip. Sec Yellowstone Nauonai PARK
via Gardiner Gateway and the Northern
Pacific Ry Continue westward, cross
ing the famous American Rockies ana
PICTURESQUE Cascade Mountains TO the
North Pacific Coast cities. For n small
additional cost you may enjoy trip oy
boat through land-locked seas 10 scenic
Alaska - land OF the Midnight sun. IN
clude in your trip a visit to Rainier
National Park.
The Northern Pacific Ry., traversing
the most interesting and resourcelut
Northwest. offers you this opportunity
with its low Round Trip Summer TOURIST
Fares Get additional scenery AT no ad-
ditional expense. Through trains daily
from Chicago. via ST Paul. Mime
apolls (also from Kansas City. ST Louis,
70 Yellowstone Park Gardiner ana
North Pacific Coast Personally escorted
tours each week 10 the PARK
Write. call or phone for free travel ut
erature and information A. r. Ryan.
pist. Pass Agt. ~ Majestic Bldg. De-
troit. Mich Phone Main ~
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
What Happened in
Detroit Is Years Ago

A business man. wel-known in Detroit for
many years, invested some surplus earnings In
farm lands near the city.
Friends said he must be crazy and he thought
so himself, until one morning sleepy, conserva-
tive old Detroit suddenly awoke from Rip
Van Wrinkle" repose, rubbed his eyes, looked
around and took an inventory OF some OF the
things that had happened during the 20 years.
Old factories had been enlarged and recon
structed hundreds of new had been built, mil
lions of dollars had been invested and the popu-
lation more than doubled.
The foolish wise man" also took an inven-
tory to find that Detroit had silently crept up
to his border line.
Citizens are now asking why this Holden
Ave. property, but 5la miles from the City
Hall, had not been placed on the market. Re-
spending to this demand the plat was recorded
about the middle of May and lots are now Of
fered to the public.
Holden Ave. Subdivision is carefully restrict
ed, improvements are paid for in the price OF
the lots.
Terms are 1917 down and $40 per month
with interest. An abstract with contract
For information ask James w. Fales, lib
Dime Bank Building, about his Holden Ave.
Subdivision on Holden Ave. and the Ford High
way Telephone Cadillac 1925.
new map of Greater Detroit is now being
printed showing interesting features of the
location.