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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
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ter Guelle in Grfabrung scbrad1t lpiro.
leit1cn pulitilten 2eutnunts befphlen,
allcs @crepc Don Der slb6oliterltna bon
Shr.res u. Nfariball bon ,snoiana suz
|sul'tcn eincs ncucn @iteprdIioentz
ldlaftstmloloatcn Su unterprilfen. Sizes
bcneutct paB oas slomintitratipnstidet
in ct. spuis oasIelbe lein miro, lpie
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slnltanoise Menid)en bu6cn inz
mcr slntdi1b, aber slnltallpsmeniHcn
ln1o nid)t inmer anltanois.
Sci slrnen nulB Der Solugcr sen
Sod, bci 9icidcn Der Sod pcu S,unger
erlcscn.
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! |pft: cine rcrlcstc gitelfcit.
&prlidlt lit sic Wiuttcr Scr SSeisz
belt; aber iie bat ullh eiuen unacraz
ttcuen Sobn: pas Wlibtroucu.
Sc pprrc6mer elmer lit, ie 6Dfliz
der bebonpelt CT ben giieorigcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10

oerla9e ollr6 pcriilde stan,mesfrieaer
inter gefebl bon Soaibar Salba erlit>
ten habcn llnb bab Die Yerler biele
staot ipteocr crobcrt baben.
|9cutIde Mcros iiber gno
Lamb.
2pnDon, 8. Sebr. 3tpei Srauen
llnp cin ainb lprrbcn beute Nadn,ittaa
peripnnoct, als 5lpei pcutlde opbrpz
plane Die &entiide aiiite abitreiften
lt11b mebrere 8onben abtpurfen. 9rei
Gelholie lbln9en in 9fainsgate Elm nnb
4 maize einem ghulbauie in 9roab<
ltairs. Ser Su6ldaben be16rdnfte lid),
laut pffiSiellem 9eridt ouf 8crIprunz
gene Seniterl6ciben. Ser Mngriff
ipnrbe bel bcllcm Sageslibt 1ln 31h
l1br 9labnittags periibt. gritilbe
aricgsdroplane ltiegen -allf, lum Sic
9euticbcn an5ltgrcifen, Sic inbcllen
cntfamen.
9cut utl6lanb 8 @cscn.
trnmpf.
slmiteroan,, 8. Sebr. Sic a5z
Iniibc 8olfs5eitung crffart i'll ciner gez
lpredung Der sriebensausiiebten nit
aller 8eltimn1tbeit, buB 9entl6lanb
nienlals ritlipiiIigeu iperbe, iiiI auf
einc a llgemeine Sriebensfonfes
ren5 ein5ulallen, Ionoern nur auf 11nz
terbanblunsen NIT i c em einaeI@
men 5.ein0 cingebcit merle,
@cntlc9lanb nebme Bic Stellni1s ein.
Efiist bns 9latt bi,15l, bab alf einer
allgemeinen aonferen5 @rnbbrita,tnie,t
bic Sberba,tb babelt tpiirbe. ,..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10

Sn Soutb Getrmanto IN n,
Mis., erlitt Ser 73idbrise @iulpobner
Serman 3ieger, eineu ser erfen unb
betannte1ten MnIiebler Der 5tabt, Ell
ren tDbliden llufall. gr tau, sera=
Sc bon Der Sabresueriammluns Der
Germantown Mutual Sire Snluranee
Company. als ct auf Der 0reitrsppe
altsglitt uno nit Der Stirn 10 un=
sliidlid sesen cine 5teinitufe idlus,
bab er einen S9doelbrl9 erlttt. 3ebn
Minuten ipdter CAB Der alte 9err iei=
nen @eiit auf.
90. S. Sart pon 8rpptI nm
ipar am Is. September 1914 beim
Mbliefern BON Waren i'm 6auIe oes
Mi6ael Slip, Gong Sslanb gitp,
BON oeien @uno sebiKen tporben uno
tlagte auf S4aoenerlus. Oils Die
alase bpr gountp Court @i6ter
$oumpbrep in Gong Sslanb gitp CUR
ger9anolung tam, lieb Der Riater
ben Suno ins @eri9t bringen, l.no
Ht6ter, Surp uno 3uiduuer ladten,
ais Der tleine Rattenpinibsr por oem
getlastcn seseigt spurbe. Man err
nartets einsn biiIig ausiebenoen &D=
ter su ieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
Sin gcncrallta6 fir bic ocutidc
Snbnltric.
SANTA Z guno milf fiir Der
Sag pes 5rieoens ge@
Iii illtct ic in.

gcrlin, 8. 6ebr. Ser Saniaz
Sunp, Gin Gcrbano bcutiher @roBz
tlloultrteller, bat nod ciaer sipcitdaiaen
stellng, an peldcr iid) Gcrtreter aus
alien Sbeilen Seutldlanbs betbeiliee
ten beldlpllcn, Ben Gci6sfansler gu
crlnder, bcm gunbesratb einen Glau
gu ntterbrcltcrL vcinen .ptrtbidaftliz
den General Stab" 5l1 ic6ofien, Inn
Die 2eitnng Der 5ablreidcn @cldafts@
prpbleme ipdbrcno bcs &rieaes unb be-
Iplbers bic Gin lnb slusfu6rprobleme
nnb benz &rieg gu seecbener Seit in
Die Sano gu ncbmen uno Sie llmbilz
onng ber bcutld1cn Snoultrie BON ser
arieasbdlis auf Die Srieoensbaiis pprz
5llnebn,en
Wiitglieber oes $oania z9unbes ipiez
len in ibren slrslmenten fir oiegdaf~
lung elmer bcrartigen 8e6Drbe bor az
lem anf hcil peripidelten stanb bcs
@rullbcigentbitms @elddfts bin, al1f
pas @rbeiter Groblem, allf Sic 8robz
lene, 9fobnlaterialieu gu beIdaffen,
unb auf bie finan5iellen 9srobleme,
ipel6e Die beutlde Geldaftslpelt be-
Idlaftisen.
Gus 3iel BEG 6anla @unbcs lit,
SaB cine amtlide &orperld1aft nacl
ben1 arte9e Die seiann,te @infubr pcs
2anpes fontrplliren 1oll, nm cincr gntz
pertblrng bes @elSes bor5ubeusen.
9ubei etnpfeble es lid, nidt crit ben
Sricbcn ab5uiparten, lpi,ocrn fit Sen
SrteSen'stag ielblf aeriiltet 5ll 1eit,
un Bic Sriebcnsarbeit ipfort in oplent
Sang altfi1eblnen 5u fDnnen.
Sic seiartlnten Soanbelsfannlcrn in
Ereubeu bcfHrtpprten Die Sdaffllng
einer Organization, Inn Sic aontrolIe
ilbcr nlle 8ontrafte fir Bic prellBilcbe
Irnee alts5ltiiben llnb sic Sluftragc
ills &leinite gu pertbcile1t. sglit bclorz
Oerer getonurs ipllrbe barauf bingc%
lpielcn, paB altd Sic tleircrel1 staaz
ten, lpeldlc tire Sruppen iii Sic prel1z
bildc slrlncc cil1rciben, stntbsil an sen
Irn1cc &pntrnften 6abc1 iplltcn.
Gs lpltrbc cine &pmnlillipl erz
nannt, um cine babia9ebennc Geiesz
bprlage alls5ltnrbctten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
ssir rSarbaren" iiab bod bcil'rc
Mscttidbcn.

Morfolf, @n.. 8. Scbr. 2cutnant
8crs, 9efeblsbaber Der beltiden Griie
uIppam" 9ab be1tc befannt, bab ct
5lpei an gprb oieies gdiffes sefunoenc
Grandchildren NIT $75 fir ariessz
lpitttpcn llnb @aiicn in gnglano be,n
an1erifaniIden Mntbfrel15 iibcrliefert
babc. gs iuar falldlid bcri6tet lporz
Den. baB bieles' @clb bonn aaper11iif
0i6lsc fonfis5irt tborbc,1 ici.
Sic IDtpe Fat inbclien bas on 8prb
Ipes Mppan bcfinblibc @plb. efipa
100000 iii Barren, an iieb 9enpn1z
men, ipie 2cutl,ant gerg lagt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
9cr aritg.
9entibe erpberten frano
5tcIlnn9en.

8crlin. 8. Sebr. Sic Groberuna
Ser eriten 2ilie fran5Diiieber SteIlun~
gen allf eincr Sront bon 500 Darbs
,peltli6 bon @imD ipnrbe blltc bonn
Sfriegsa,nt anse5eigt.
Ser beutid)e slngriff erfplgte na6e
Scm ipeifli6en gnbe Ser fran5. Sront,
nidt ipeit ppn Ser belsilben @ren5e.
@imp liegt 5tpei 0leilcn roroDitli6 bon
stcubille, mo Sic Geutl9en gnbe Sa~
nuar etlpa 1900 CARDS fran5. stel=
luagcn gcnonamen baben.
Ser beutIde pffi5ieue 8eri9t lautct
ipie folst:
vWont ipeltliden Sbeatcr:: @eitlib
DON gimD baber unIere Srllppen bie
critic 0i1ie Der franS Stellllngen anf
cincr Sront bon mcbr als 500 Metern
erltiirn,t. iiber 100 @efaneene gcmadt
nnb 5 MaIdinenfanpnen erbeutet.
SIM Grtelterlpalb ipltrbe Elm fcinbli9es
Acrpplar BON ,lnlerer sSnfnntcrte abz
gelbplIcn. Gs fiel brennenb 5u 9obel1
.1lnb oie. sipei Saa1inilen blieben toot auf
beln Ylab.
gons ber . front I: &leine ruiz
liide Mnsrtffe iplrben ii, Ser Nabe
bon Slllflt, nprbDltlid ppt1 9tpirsf,
sen,ddt llno gcgen oen Sel6tpabppiten,
ben ipir am 6. an Der 8uranopibiz
2pafbpbid gilrnbabn beicst batten.
sae oiele slngriffc tuurben absez
l6ldgel1. M 1fiii
Sctrograo sibt etipas 8 II.
8etrosrab, 8. sSebr. (gia 2on<
bpn.) pcftige Sample baben an SET
Giinaburger Sront ipieber besonnen
llnO an stclle Ser seleeentli6en Or
tilcrieolclle iino anbaltcnbe itarfc
8pntbarbetncnts bon beibcn Seitcn gez
tretet1.
Sic 9eutl9en. ipeldc oicicr ncuel,
&alnpf begonnen batten, babet Sic
8abnifation 2ifs II D am Sitnier ser
9iina nngegriffen. Z Ieilet1 l,orbipcltz
lid bon 9iinaburg (9tpinsf), ipas
cine crnitc 9urditobnng Der rllIiild)cn
2inicn an bebellten l9eint. Ser rlllli&
ide @eneralfab crfldrt inbellcn, baB
Bic 9eutidcn auber gtanSe seipeieu
icien, ipeiter bor5lloringe,t. oab lie nod
ibrc alten Stellungen einneDmen llnb
2ifsno mir bur1 bicslnpenpung ldtpez
rcr Mrtillerie 5l1 erreibcn permodten,
tpel6c berbci5uidaffcn llnD auf5uitcl@
len tie 1ebt gcniigeab 3eit gcbabt
baben.
100000 0sann beutidc
Tcr'Itt Ittirfltngen nod De /
gBeitfront.
2pnbpn 8. Sebr. Ser s(n1lterbaz
mer &orreiponbent Scr Central Mcips
lpieocrbolt Sen 8cridt, baB srobeMaIz
len beutlbcr grllppen fiir5lid) nod
gsorOfrantrcid transportirt lpurDell
ieien llllb bieIe 3abl miro in anbcre,,
8eridtcn bon Scr bc(giiden Srpnt auf
reidlib 100000 angegebel,.
gs miro al6 gcmelbet, baB Sic
.9eutldcn sic gersr0Bcrltns bcs bclgis
iden Safcns 3ecbriisge planell ser ibr
Gnsfaatbor an biclcr aiilte lit, iooab
CT n,ebr S9iffe aufncbmcn fann.
fiil6 bserlil.be CT
fol &c.
YcrIinL 8. Sebr. (gio gapz
bi0e.) Cine bclltise Gepelde bon 9onz
! itantinopcl melbct, bab cine ipcitcrc
G5ruppe britild6er Gefatgener, 249
M1aln, in Mpllll, 22O MseiIen noro=
ipcit1i1 BON 8agoab, eit,geliefert lpor<
ben lit. Sic @efangenen bilbcn mn
eincn fleinen Sbeil Der bon Sen siirz
fen in Sen 8ampfen bel giiin am Gig
ris, llnterbalb Slit cl Z sln,nra, &C.
fansenen Mnelo ! Snpier.
Non aonitantinopel iuirO mod be-
ribtet, oab bie Nulicn bel g an $ Z
lld)nlat in Ecrlicn cine itgiucrc Slic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10

tllden $oiilfsqlte(lcn uttcr amerifaniz
Iden 9tlipi5ieu.
stld Elm armeniertas.
Ser senat nabnl beutc oio bon
Sooee bealttragte 9ieiolution an, Sen
Era1oeHten erIlldeno, eincn Sag sl
be'trnmcn, an peldent oas @olf Sci
'teuern sun llnteritiibltng Scr notbleis
0euocn strmerlier maiden ;n09e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
9enti6e @rfolgt lit St nub @eit.
@etrosrao s. o. stiben Iortidritt eesem 1,pinsf
11na ber seetiont bas uen cine 9albe pleile @rab,n
BE.
lnb au Der 8eitirout baD>
>'utiden cine balbe Mieile @rabe,,


o Daben Die ganaion 2isno cin gipnsf sc,1omun
Sader Iarnt Mbr Sic ugeiangenna beud6cn @resers
Toon nabe 9crnuoa - Sn Bermuda eb peb ndts oopou
@erdt entlano nabrdend bcm Gerud5 ener gRaoenu
Sic anDercr nSgi9fei" Ibreffcn gnganf6nia au guh
IN octldm Saiptqaicr - Ingcb 100000 oeutle Ser
alm9en na Der sSefront ganbt Sribcnsausdtn flqu
Mlrtc polcn cinen paratfrn nb Gctdlan pI nur einz
5cn NIT icoenu Sctnb tcrbanben Tcocrbu in
Gnglanb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
8ieb rms BruSifDnen.

= bicago, 8. Sebr. Ginopicb
3llfltbr 10000. Stiere $500 g..
so; Slide rno Hinoer $3.3O-S.25;
&al6er $7.So-11.25.
Sdapeine 3uilrbr 10000. 10c
bober SIT 81 50 $50, 5l,meut sll
SS TO- $50.
Staic 3l,fll6r 10000. Selt
81 81 Co s.15; sanuner Ss.75 bis
$11.30.
gSeiliisel t6-t7c.
Butter Creamery 24-31c.
e'ier ~ Frina % 24c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
6 n9lil d6 c @incr no Of scse II
81 on friptipn.

Saf1e a It c |, gnsl. 8. Scbr. Sn
Der btellgen @ilncrs : &onferen5 fam
bellte fplgenbcr Seiblub 5ur 9hlnabme:
Sic &onfercn5 lpridt ibrc Gppoliz
tipn 9e9en Den @ciit Der aonlfriptipn
aus nnb beldlicbt Die ausiibung elmer
iradlanen Erilfun9 jebcr beol,tra9ten
grlpciterlii1g bc5 @lilitaroicnltgelebc5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
yulitQuiQfQQ ioQ bod praftild bti9ele9t
lciu.
9ie ,,ftei,en Menoerumsen" nebeniadlid.
geenige staateu babcu m Die 9usorde ,uuscleBd" uuo
,oesaDouiren" uer5idtet
sertroe nit s5apti miro pom scnat ratifi5irt.

Sapan Gbina prptir 9e9en giuan0erug56Q cnasrc
luton lr arncncrtog 9n Incident Irm
felern lp Sic
p9ne &ongB Grdlnten 9rdoen lpQ Sic
@'eoerauinedung ocs alen Sdets pndcn giipu
tno garbau - er5bi6of @uaoelen Chicago cngeB Geu
0ona pidn apbengrdbrn @ru6eafciBern pst alf ap
ginigung in reiter Serne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
9te Mdrtte.
Brob1He.

: hica9o, 9. sse6r. sSci5en
127$4 9'ai, 12O2s Suli.
aorn 163s liai, 763s Suli.
Soafcr 1872 sOlai, 1925 ssuli.
@etrei6e fir gaar: SEQ. 2 rot6er
9Slnter 127-130; 9to. 3 &orn rs,
Stanoaro Safer 1919.
Hoggen Geo. ? 100.
CSn.i+, 60 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10
aic err,orOcte,, |, goptlcntc.
@apitan 8illiam Witgribc bou
8. 90. g. n@nralpna".

gern1lln,nlt ltnb masfirt, IN @,,e1ts=
geltalt,
Sic britilfc sya1ne geltrt6cn,
Sam fetec aus Sem Sii1terDalt
Gns Moroerldiff 9eldlideu.
@lpbt ipic Sic Spinnc lt1b ipann llnb
ipanm
3og title bas Mcb 5lllann1cn
ltnb ipiir9te sic Sapfcrcn, Mann fir
Mann,
Sic lpebrlos i'm @nllcr l1lpanumcn.
9 GdanbtGat, mic 1ie MIR 8rttengeilt
fiigt,
Sic uadl Gcbiibr 5lt rabenl
Sic Iab, felt Elm aiel Bic S(mtben
bllr1pfliigt
0as Mecr Iold tellfliS6 Gcrbreden.
sd fab" lpra6 Ser Galgen, uald
lneinen, GtplS.
@pbl nlllbtc manb8iht an mir enbcn,
Sod nimmcrnebr lab ih n1cin gltcs
3ols
9nre) Bic 8aralpllg7 78anbc ihdnben.
9usScnfcrsbeil Iprah: u3ebntaule1bs
3ndt' id berab pbne Nnabc.
pier tbu' iH nidt ,nit mir ipdre
lncin Stabl
Sir Bic @aralpng 8nben 5lt fdaOc.
8ein Sdurfe Ser 2nflll1ft, blt Seebelf
alc8ribe,
@irb Ihn,lleis 'rer gbnt iich bcrmelicn
sic blctbt IN @ottes @ipigfcit
9einem 2anb uno Sir llnbergeiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-10

Sn, 2ebcn lit es ipie in ser 9at.
fit. Sc b0ber sic Stimming, ,tm Il
Icidtcr sic @eritimml,tg.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24
Eilbridge Dormer Buried

The funeral of Ellbridge Dor
mer was held Saturday after
noon from the family residence
at 2 O'Clock and was attended by
a large concourse Of sympathi2-
ing friends who had gathered to
show the last token of respect to
the departed.
The floral offerings were beau.
tlfuI and profusc.
The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. K. l.. Elliott,
Of the Baptist church. Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. +. l.. Newcomb
sang.
The pail bearers were D. f.
CahilI, j. II. Watson, j. T. Ken.
nedy Frank SchelIinger, Fred
Schcllinger and G.. S. Scott.
lnterment was made in Arva-
da cemetery under the direction
of Burton d Chlnn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24
Efficiency in Office is
An Essential, We All Agree

We note that our Republican
contemporaries are saying a
great deal about a number Of
the candidates on that ticket,
some things that are true and
some things that are somewhat
of a revelation even to their
closest friends. But that is a
very natural weakness in news
papers in the open season on
candidates." and we will leave
them to the imagination of the
reader. They, however, point
with great pride to the records
of those who are now holding
office as an evidence Of their
peculiar fitness for reelection.
They tell US that efficiency is the
main thing, and we agree with
them perfectly on this point.
But while they are boasting of
records for their candidates the
Democrats feel sure that they
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24
Prominent jefferson
County Man Dead

Samuel Eldridge, one of Col.
den's most prominent citizens.
dropped dead Sunday afternoon
OF heart failure.
MIR. EldrIdge was treasurer of
Golden for many years and had
served in other official capacities
lie was a native Of Massachu.
sets. He followed the sea for
many years. He was first mate
on a sailing vessel when the Civ
II war broke out and FASTENED
from England where his ship
was loading and enlisted in the
United States navy, serving on
the Cactus" until the close Of
the war.
Funeral services were from
the family residence conducted
by the Grand Army Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Eldridgc was with his son
in Denver, calling on some
friends. He vas just taking
leave Of the host and had cx.
pressed himself as having had a
good time, when he fell dead.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24
Announcement TO
High School Students

The Office at the high school
building will be open for regis
trhtion Friday and Saturday af.
ternoons, September lst and I'd.
Pupils who have passed the
eighth grade successfully are eli.
glbIe to be enrolled in the hi h
school.
Pupils from outside districts
are cordially invited the same as
formerly.
o. Il. DRAKE,
Sup't Of Schools.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24


attempts recently to have an ic,
cream supper in order to rails,
some much needed funds. Each
time it has rained so that the af
fair was postponed. The date is
set for Friday (tomorrow) night
and the place is Barth's hall,
when they will give an enter
talnment free of admission. Ice
cream and cake will be served
for 10 cents. Everyone is invit-
ed and it is hoped liberal patron
age will be given to so worthy a
cause.
L. S. Afford has developed
quite a ranch in the west part of
town. He has three and a third
acres of land, a part of which is
used for truck garden. He has
had some success raising pota-
toes, samples of which have
beon sent to this office and are
fair when it is remembered that
it is generally conceded that they
will not grow here. Mr.. Afford
also has quite stock of hogs on
his ranch.
Miss Beverly Evans began a
course in Barnes Commercial
school Monday. There are sew
eral young people IN this vicinity
who have been contemplating
doing likewise. Miss Eta New
comb is just completing her
courae and will probably take a
position soon.
Earl Murchison drove down
from Eaton Sunday to visit his
parents and returned Tuesday
afternoon. Earl is greatly
pleased with Eaton as a business
town and reports himself and his
partner w. H. Malet as doing
fine. They have many friends
in Arvada who will be glad to
hear it.
The Colorado School of Mines
at Golden is anticipating a ban
ner year.
A. l.. Davis and W. II. Light
drove Il new Maxwell car to
Golden Monday and found "A man
that wanted it worse than they
did and they did business right
there. They took the number
off and walked" home.
Mrs. Chas. Graves and her
three daughters went to George
town Sunday morning. where
they will remain several weeks
in the hope of beneiitting Mrs.
Graves health. She has been
poorly for some time.
Mrs. w. II. Williams and her
two daughters, Miss Zephyr
Williams and Mrs. Darby and
little daughter Delois, of Madrid,
Ia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams. Mrs. w. H..
Williams husband is brother
to our fellow townsman. They
are taking in a number Of noun
tain trips and are greatly de
lighted with Colorado.
Mrs. George Walker left Tues.
day for Bucna Vista where she
will spend "A couple Of months at
her summer cottage and look
after her ranch property there.
Mrs. J. G.. Nolan is entertain.
ing her daughter and family al
so her younger daughter, who
arrived recently from Texas.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24
N. K|umker and
Family in Smashup

Martin klumker and wife anC
his brother Louis and his wife
were in an auto smash up last
Sunday evening about 7::3O on
the road from Brighton, which
might have resulted more seri.
ously, but at that it was bad
enough.
1t seems that Sheriff Rucker
had arrested four miners named
Barclay, Ward, Jones and Fred
erick at Henderson for being
drunk and disorderly and that he
had gotten into their Ford car
and was driving them into
Brighton. The story goes that
the men overpowered the sher-
III and started to driving reck-
lessly down the road. Their
lights were out and they were
overtaHlng big car going to-
wards Brighton. Mr.. Klumker
in his Ford car, was driving from
Brighton and was about to meet
the big car when the other car
running at a high rate of speed,
swung around it and was almost
ready to strike his car head on.
Mr.. klumker turned out quickly
to the right as the other car
swung toward the middle of the
road.
The road was quite sandy,
however, and the driver of the
wild car seemed to lose control
of 1t and it smashed into the left
side of the klumker car, skid
ding 1t sideways in the sand a
bout twelve feet.
Fortunately the car did not
upset but the impact was so
great that it threw Louis Klum-
ker thru the windshield, cutting
a deep cash in his upper lip and
Iacerating his right hand quite
badly, while it stunned Mrs.
Martin klumker who was hold
ing her infant son in her arms,
so badly that it required twenty
to bring her back to
consciousness. Her left elbow
was badly bruised. The baby
was knocked breathless for a lit
tie while, but was not bruised or
hurt otherwise.
Martin, who was at the wheel
was not hurt to speak of nor was
Mrs. l.. klumker.
The car required a new fender
on the left side and a new wind
the damage probably be-
ing about $500
Ihe other car was not badly
and so far as the Klum.
ker party was able to tell none
Of the occupants were hurt, to a.
mount to anyth hing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-24

have some candidates with rec
ords that will stand the acid
test. In this connection we
mention tide name of Judge "A
ID Jameson, the judge who is
always on the job. Whether bus
mess is light or heavy, you will
always find him at his post dur
ing CHice hours and he is always
ready to meet you with that dig
nifty and at the same time that
cordlallty tnat assures YOU of
his sense of obligation as a SER
want of the people. His rulings
are always fair and equitable
and tempered by the wisdom
which only long years of eXper.
lence can attain. If you cast
your ballot upon the principle
of efficiency in Office you could
not think of throwing Judge
Jameson into the discard and
placing in his stead a man who
lacks the experience as well as
the many other qualifications
found in the present incumbent.
1t is generally conceded that
Judge jameson is entitled to the
office upon his record and that
his reelection is assured.
Mrs. Al Belgin and daughter
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