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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

perionli6e Sie6eispiiroigteit 81 cr.
wer6en gepltbt bate. 3os ,golf5.
6ratt" berliert in 6rau Sung cine
letner dlteiten 9l6onentinnen 6en,t
Die gntidlafeue geborte, ipie iic 51u.
fig NIT Stol5 gu betonen pflegte, fett
Ocm Gage ibrer glnfltuft in Gincin-
nmi gu Den &eieritnen 0es @latts.
9le geeroigling finSet am SonItag
9tadmittog itatt uno bic 5r1uerieier,
Gle Serr BaItor $. q. @iienIobr lei.
tct ipiro Inn auei llbr 9eadmlittass
IN Der aapeae oes Spring @rope
6ricobofs nbge6alten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

y Z
bag eIenb ipirb fiir bic ud@iten Sass
nod 5iinebmen.
Het Hsipman ertrant Der Garmer
5om perusia, Der BON eirem Boot
ins maf1er fisl, unb bic aei4s einss
nnibentifi5irten Weiben ipurbc aus
osm 5lnf ge3ogen.
gsi Welipoob ertram cine aus brsi
Garbisen beitehenoe sSamilie, in Der
ytdbe BON Dumas brei farbise 1raueH
nnb BEL pine Bluffs Der Weibs z. 6.
5ertius.
Saeonia Girtle, 80 Wleilen unters
halb 5elena,s, fotpie bic Ortfdaften
Wlslpooo, Jersufon, aatonia uno
anoiplton iteben unter Wufier uno
900 Tamilien iiEb ob6nhlos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
SuSesitur3.

ginen traliidJcn Zoo faHo IN Scr
H}adt pom @iittpoA sum Gonners-
.aa &crr 25o1n @ebmbofi Der @ig2n'
tDiilner Oes gIfmooo @artenS in 9ln-
Seriors i5crrp .nN Oes 6inOIaD
8uuocl6iloertbeaters. Serr @ehmGof
fan. al5 er nad)nem er 6as 9ofai ca
9lnSetior5 IScrrp aeidIoiian Bate
uro iit in ieile i'm 5berea Stcduerf
bciir0lifle 8obtritg be9eben polltc,
aui DER Ireppc 10 iulgIildlit 5u 6a!l,
Oob er iif oas GeHid trah mo bIu'
ncn lueltigcn SefllnOen itar6. Sein
9ruoer 1Sranf b6rte Den Sal uuo
iGafite Sen gepuBtloien ioiort nod
ser @ognung, nlbrenO III gIeidler
3cii eiu Slr3t ber6eigcrllien muroe,
1cr ieSod bel ieinem @iutrefIcn uur
md, Den 6ercitS eiltgetretcucn SoO
fonltutireH fonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Rleine Yoliseimatsrid

- 2tus benz 4utomobil bes Stan
Nrmitrong 1890 8Oubtnot @benue,
oas geitern 2tbenO gegen 7 llbr auf eia
nige Wlinuten al Der s. ndbe Walnut
StraBe, obns 2lufii6f iteben sslahen
porben mar purbe Elm Yatet nit
sinem 8aasGn5ug i'm 8ertbe pon $35
geitoblen.
5reb. 2fbbtman, Elm Subrmanr
Der DelIs Sarge @rpreb Co., Der in
No. 1888 SiQiiDe 4Oenue ipobnt, pura
be geitern Nbenp aegen 7 ll6r an Der
6. unb Sane StrdBe Dou 5tpet 5arbt'
qen nit einem RepOlOer ungebulten,
niebergsf6lagen unb Inn feline 8adr'
f3aft i'm 8etrage Don $6 beraubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Sin g3o6ltbatigfcitsbaG.

Der S6nGbi76e llnteritiiBunss4
oerein Derauftultet am Samitag, II.
5e6ruar, in ben Sdlen bes 0eutI4eH
&lubs einen srOBen Mastens uno 9ee
IeQI6aftsbaG, osfen Grtrag ben
gu @ute tommeH ioQ. 3a9lrei4e ger>
cine unb qriOate ba6en ibre Inter
itiibuno 3ugeidgt uno peroen our4
geIu9 Der Seitli6teit ben lOblihen
3fped fDroern 6elfen. 5iir bic fh0niten
Masten Iino ipertbOoqe Preiie ausges
iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
NoA mnerlebigt
SIT SuntruOerie siuiiden ben Sranc.
reibciiteru uno ben Sranarbeitern.
SOd oiirften Die beute sl6enb itattfiu'
benocn NiaiienperiammlHHge cine
Gntideibung ber6eifiibren.

3ie aontroperie jtpiitbeu Ocn
9raucrci6ciitern llnb bcn peridMeoc,
ncn graIarbeiterur1ionen be5isglid)
her 2obnraten, Die IN bas neue, 0re!.
JabriGe glbfon1nen eiuaefiigt iueroen
IolleL lit INNER nod linerlebigt INC
es neroen oesbal6 bette slbeno IN
Der Central Surnballe apiaoer Spe.
sialperiannrllingen Der neridsieoenen
llnionell itattitnoen, in Delden Der
NusldptB, Der ernannt tporoen mar,
I'm rtit ben glr6eitgebern 81 tonieri-
ren, feinen geridt erIintten miro.
Gfeier gluSifub belt geltern gtad)'
mittag nit Dem 9lr6eiterfpnlmittee
ser Srailerb5rie eine aonfererB u6.
hie nabe5u bier Stmoen pabrte tno
in peltber angebli6 BON Seiten Der
llnionen Elm neltcr @ori6lag, Der ct
ipas nobifi8irieren 5Soroerlmgen cnt-
hielt, Inter6reitet ipor6en iein ioa.
Melher slrt Die Glltiheioimg uar,
Gic in Der 9onferen5 9etroffen nor
6en lit, ipur0c pon bei6en Seiten pc.
beim gebclten unb miro ni6t betannt
mcrbcrr, bis 0arilber III ben belltigclt
Observation-Disclosures 9cridt erItats
tet pirb. @S lit ober ii6er, 0aB Die
ar6eitar, nie Tie 0ur9 ibr 9otlInl
porgeitern glbeno angeoeiitet bo6eiL
inter feitter geOtngung ii6 nit ben
5isherigen 2otnraten 5ufrieben ge6en
mer6en.
g9as Dos gieiuItat iein miro, bleibt
Der G:ntifeiolng Der bcutigen Scr
ianlr1lunaen porbehalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Griuin Gircle.

1iir bic 9erIammIung bes gre
min Circle am 6eutigen 4beno
lit 'bas Sbema dngeIebt; Die Jreis
maurerei uno Der Arieg". IS Tol ein
allgemeiner @eoautenaustduid rper'
ben. Die Wlitslieber iiuo erIu4t, nd
auf ous Sbema por5u6ereiten, oamtt
cine m0gli4it eingebenoe Debate itatts
fiuoeu fdrtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
selbitmurSuerindj.

Die 32jGbriss, oerbeiratbete Carrie
Belt. bic seitern gtbenb nd9 z llbr
in ibrer WobRune, yto. 140S Manss
fieb Strabe, in IelbitmOrberiIcber
gtbii9t cine AuantitGt Gauge bers
ihludte, ipurbe bon Ro9bdrn bolb
nd9 Der 5bat entbedt ilub eilieif mad
bem Stabtboipital ssifidt, mo ibr
8uftanb ais bOdit ssfabrIi4 era&tet
nirs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Seutidl.Nlm stnbtnrr6anb.

Seute 9lbero finOet i'm Geltifen
alu6 Die mo1lotliGe Scriarmlltug
res Oeutid. .9lmerifoniihen Staotucr'
serbs itatt nn6 oa piftige 5raacn
aur @rlcoiglng onrliegen, lit Die 2In'
:reieubeit oller Gelegaten iotuie ber
Gin5elnlitglieoer oringeno eripinlAt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

= Bar elm 5reuub Der
ainoer. Die Ainoer, ruelte in Der
gldbe beg Stupneiant Square in Rem
gort ibrs Dp6nung baben, uro bic
Suu6en Der ct. @eorgs Stride baben
ibren guten fSreuno, ben S9idbrigen
6einri1 Sepot, our6 ben 5oO oerlos
rem. Der Ureis puroe eiues WforgenS
frii6 BON Isinem Sobne, BEN S4duz
ipieler 6einrid Sebot IT,, on 2eu4ta
gas eritidt tobt in ieiHem Bette lie
eenO aufgefunoen. IS iptro angenpm-
men, bab Der alte Serr beim 3ubetts
eeben ben 9usba6n na6 2Oiteu Der
;Slamme oerIe6eutlit pieoer geOffne!
Bat, ba man ii9 ubIolut teinen 9runO
benten tonn, Der ben tinoerfreun0Iia
den, lie6ensipiiroigen 8reis ous Sc
ben perleibet baben ipllte. !6ebot, oer
Ieit langen Sabren in Der ytad6dra
i9aIt pp6nte, mar BON Seoem bort &c
tannt uno bodgeabtet. Seoen Wlorgen
erI9ien er i'm StupoeIont YGrt uno
bic Sduben Der St. Georgs Sir6e pa-
rem 70 5utrauIi6 gu i5m serporoen.
oub lie bic ppn ibm mitgebtaHten
8rootrumen aus Ieiner Sano pidten.
@enn bic 6iitterung poriiber ipar
unb bas Detter ss 5uIieb, iebte ii4
Der 9reis auf cine Der 9dnte unO
mar balb bon elmer oi6ten SAaar
&inbsr umrinet, benen er tdglia
neue uno aIte Wdr6eu unb SeIHt4s
ten erSGblte, bis bic Miitter rber
9fIeeerinnsn bic SIeinsn beimhpI'
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
3um Musbuu Don Shiisens
Qr1beubeuubt.

Bottom. 8. Gsbr. Die britiIdbs Res
sieruna Bat Der Bottom &c Waine gis
fenbabn fiir iebe perbroudft Glen.
tabnfd,reIle 8 Gents. bic bislans sins
fad psrbrannt iuurDen. gebotsn. Dds
triirbe fir bic In biefem Sabre ols ABB
stbrauGt be,eihnsten 100000 6@ipels
len 5000 MAIDEN. Die gritsn bcfs
fen bon anberen gabntn sIsiHfnls
GHtpsIIen mufen su t6nnsn. iptlfs
fsim Musbdn Der S4iibensrnbtn in
UrautreiH ssbrau1t ipsrssn folsn.
Die lleberid idbiuemmnmBen
TIM Giiben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
ghiHsnad

Rem Dort, 3. Gebruar. abses. I:
saaplanb" na6 Giperpool.
2iDtrpooI. slbses.: .4briatic@
na4 Rem Dprt.
gersen. absege.: .gerssnsiiorO4
iia6 Rem Oort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
gartielle eOHnemfiuiterniF.

Die gincinHatisr bdtten seitern 9es
leeenbeit eine particle SpnnsrfinIters
nib gu beobabten, bic ipenige Niuuten
mad neun llbr Morsens beeann unb
bia IL llbr sipsi RiHuisn tpabrts,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Sao@ teiite bsitimnte Ont.
iheibumg
Tsft 8esus auf ben Gtdtus ber
.appam' getrpffsn.
VI ideint jeDod, OaH bic giesieruns
an Der abIi4t fsiibdlten uirb,.
DAB Der prsubiid ameritaniide
Vertrag in benz Jaae se!tsn mub.

W arlington .. g.. 8. Ge6r.
Der rappam1 Gaa na9m am
0ienitas an Widiiaieit su. Die st
.uation seitaIiete ii4 gu elmer 10 tom,
ili5irien. DaB Soburd als bic funbas
msntnIen Jragsn nit ge3us auf ben
Ststries, ipesen SsnsH j.Bt 3ipiIfen
ben Der. Staoisn uno 9euiI6lamb
eins HcniropsrIe kitebt, in Wliileipens
i6dft ssjosen 81 werDen broben.
aus bi.fsm Grunbe ipurbe nod
ni6t enbsiiltis ,usIbieben, Ob bic glps
pam nRisr Der 5dassr aonpention on
Sis eisenthiimer 3nriidsegeben ipsrben
cosr unier benz preubiid amsritanis
fhsn Uertrds als quite priIe Der 0eui.
Ifen dHeridnnt perosn iol, bod err
ifsint q INNER nod tpabrifeinli9,
oab bas aeBiert Der sSdlI fsin tpirb.
Die bieiistn geamten iino iid be-
ipuBi. bab ibre auslesung b.s preus
bifh dmeriianii6sn Wertrases in
bieiem fyaa o5ne 3tueifeI friiher oo,r
ipdter tpdbrenb bieIss arissss einmal'
aIs prd5ebeu3fdtI Oienen mub, uno
ieIbii Don Withtisi.it fir ben gan bes
dm.rfsaniiten StsslT4iffss aWiniam
q. S5rpe' ieiH oiirfte. bas Dor sinem
SABRE bon bem bsutitsn Silfsirel5er
.prin5 Gitsi 5ri.Srid1 perTenit murs
be. Die .Jrpe1 2lnssIssen6eit 1T ib
rer Gr!toisung nahe. ibdtiddIi4 81
ben pon ben Der. Siaat.n perlansttn
9eoiusung,il. Die britiideH geamtsn
seben iotpeii. gu bebaupten, bag bic
.appam" abiidili4 fir ben 3ped
nah 6amptcn Roaos sebradt tporosR
lei, I'm bic Ridtis.eit Der bon gfns
lang an BON DsutiblaHb aeltenb s,s
ma4ten abeorie feit5uftellen, SaB bas
9srIsnlen BON priien inter ben iebis
gen @trbdltniiIen BEG Ssstrisees cine
0otbneHOisteit isi. DisTsr gsbaups
tiina itsbi dbtr bic eriIdrung 9sutId.
lambs sessniiber. baB Der preubiih=
ameritcniine Nertrag ben Deatiden
ben geiis ibrer priis sarauiirt.
Gie amsrifanii6eu geaniten iino
lid bemust, oat in 6em Sale beS
, a(ppdin" bic s,riie luiter groben
Gdspicrisfeiteu uuo inter GROCER @e.
iabr con ocn 9elitifen nah oem
naditen Spafen, Der erreidt iueroen
fonnie, eebrad)t pOroen 1T. Gle iins
iih niicb bcplbt. baB tpenn Die Ser.
G.aaien ben Smnpfer on Die britt.
iden gigentbiimer 5ariifggeben ioll.
ten bieie 9bntiade aIs Elm giiltigcs
fir Die @erienf,ng Don ~.
fapcrten &aroeIsbampiern anseichen
;ocrocit fSnne. llnb iuenn Die Der.
Staaten euiideiSen ioGten, 0aB Die
Snager slonpntion unS nid)t Der
preiibiitpamerifaniid)e gertras auf
ben SaII arpenobar iei, ,piiroe
OeiitfbIanb fidJ picileifjt fiir bered,.
tigt haItrl BON ben 9ertraasDcr.
pflidtiuuget beren gefoIgnrs oicl
Der. Sinaten gu erSipingen berniibt
'ino, er,tbunoen su ieir. Cine iolde
GntwideIiirs Der 9inse ,uiirSe Der
crioigreidjen geenoigling oes .5rpe"
Sales I'm @ese iein.
Die Gage ipiroe iibrisens oaour6
e.,pas Dereinfnft baB bic s.p0Ii bri.
tiifen SeeIeirte, bic ber beiitid,e
acmmatSeur 5uriidbeboIten Doitc,
neil fie sfmnoniere alif sefarsenen
lDareiL freiselaiien
Ipur6cn.
9iiembabn biueIien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Der Zeppelin 9lngriff ami
galpmifi

War burdaus erfolsrei4.
SaIonifi. 3. Jeb. pia paris.
Der Zeppelin. tpelder 0ienitag Sas
loniii bombarbirt, seb5rts 3u beul
grDBten 3bp. Rahbem sr bic Stabt
in peitem 9osen umflceen. bsgann
er fiinf 8ombeu ab5uiDtrfen. ipsl9s
in's Wieer fielsn. 9ie arisssI6iffe
nabmen i'm inter Geuer, mubtsn aber
balo aufboren, neil iie m0glider
DeiIe bic gepobner Der Stabt, ipelde
jett ale Strabsn fiillteI bdttsn trefs
fen tonnen. Cine 8ombe rib eine
sSrau in Stiide uno perpunbete einen
tleinen Snabsn. Cine anbsrs goms
be bes Zeppelin trai cine nit 5sttsn,
Selen, gsain unb 3uder sefiillte
Waarennieosrlase. ipelde i'm 0u ipie
biirrer Climber brannte. Die 8epols
ierung tpuros in ipilbs Q(ufrssuug pers
ieBt unb crit cine aompdsnie frans
S0iii6er nsbarmen, unterftiibt bon
3udDen, itellte einissrmaBen bic Orb
nung tpieoer bier.
Der 3sppelin fubr insipifdsn fort.
ieine 9ei6oiie ab3unerfsn. Gines
berielben truf bic Woitee bonn yuIs
fluff pai6a, tpelde bemolisrt ipuroe.
iUdbrsnb brsi srisdilfe 5liihts
linGe aus aleinoiien aet1btet
nnb eli anbtre bsrlebt nurben.
Cine gOmbe. ipelde burd bas Dab
zines Sauiss fdlug. t0btets s pers
fonen. Die Glammen Der brenueuoen
Waarenbduiern iibergoben ben gan
gen Saten nit eiHer bunteirntbsH
8lutb. Raife aeroplans matten iid
auf bic 9erfolsung bss 3sppslins,
pabrenb Die Sesleute Der 4atirten bi,
SJsuerEbrunit gu lSften iu9tsn. 9urd
Rieberleguns BON Sduiern fpurbe elm,
tpeitere glusbreitung bes sSsuers Der
biuoert. Die pom 3sppelin abeepcr=
fsne 9ombsn fuosen sttpa 100 pfunb
unb fielen aus elmer 56be BON ca
1000 SUB.
9es 3aifers @siunSs
beits5uftaHb Ia Bt ni9ts
gu 10 iinf3en ii6rig.
Berlin 3. 5ebruar. 2luf brabts
lciem Wtge mad Sappille. Die ltebers
ice Nahridten aseutur itsllt ben
geri6t, bab Der osuti6s aaiisr bon
sinem ameritdHiidsn 4e3ts ipeseN
aebltopftrebies bebanbsIt ipprben' i,i,
no6mals sntfhieoeu IN 46rebs, Be-
5eiGHet ben 9eridt dls ein.n bosbdf=
ten 9eriu4. bic auspdrtise Weinuns
gu beeinflufien, unb fiist binsu:
Der aaifer reiit Don elmer sSront
nab Der anosteu, tpie es nur Elm aes
lumber MdnH thun tanH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
DitIe psrfonen ertrunten
uHb srobsr 9 4aosn aus
oertd,tet.

9ttfIe 81 o d, 2lrt., 3. 5ebr. Die
6lutben, ipsIfe iebi glrtonIas peripiis
ZEN, bdbtu eff MeHidjenIeten geforbert
unb sintn Gdabsn BON 9unberttcils
jsnben bon DolIorS cngtri@tei. 3uns
hsrts eoR naHilisp fsIh saeo&las assn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
@asseutrdnsdJsn Der snrnsemciuSc.

Die W2itaIisbsr Der 9urnssnsinbe
baten bas geoiirinis, iid sb.nfaas
bic Stenentoppe auf5ufssen uuo
oesfalb Elm Mastsrtrdnsden orrans
oirt. bas am Sumiiag @benb bisier
Wp4e i'm 5urnfall I'M Teutidsu
Rlub abaebaltsn riyo. Rur Wastisrte
battn 3utritt. gtat natsn Settler folz
len babel ie;n uub 0umor uno frobe
game Iollen ibren ungebinbsrier 2uui
haben. Die 9prbsrsituuasn iino aufg
Bette aeiroffen. IrbaB Der grfOlg ni5t
ousb(eiben lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Nl1nLfaiHs

Direttor Goes propin5tbsdtets, BEL
elmer Sperettenduffiibrung): ryluh
mas Tdsen Gle gu unierm ssncrQ'
ssremoer: Der t1nni' iebe Stunbe
aIs GrammopbOu Sruitatur Guitrss
Iteu,"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
ALL REPUBLICANS INVITED

In a letter received from Philip L.
Stewart. Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee he writes as
follows: "Mr. Robert G. Cousins of
DesMoines, former Congressman from
Iowa. will deliver the Grafton at the
Lincoln Day Banquet to be given in
Denver on February 18th. He will be
remembered for the very brilliant and
eloquent address given by him a few
years ago on this same occasion. 1t
is not possible for the State Chairman
to reach all Republicans with personal
invitations. We would appreciate it
very much if you will extend the most
cordial invitation to all Republicans
whether men or women, to come to
this dinner. A rate of one and one
third the ordinary rate has been Sc
cured from the railroads. The price
of the dinner will be $3.50 and it will
be held at Ell Jebel Temple Tickets
will be sent on application accompain-
ed by check, and can be secured upon
arrival in Denver at Republican Head
quarters in the Brown Palace Hotel"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes

The cottage prayer meetings have
been fairly attended and the interest
has been better than the attendance
On Thursday evening the prayer meet
ing will be held at the home of Mr..
Sidney Pool and on Friday evening
with Mr.. W. A. Millsap.
Rev. Bennett will meet the singers
at the Parsonage on Saturday evening
ia 1880
Mrs. Lue Petersen cntertains the
WOmans Home Missionary Society or
Thursday afternoon
Last Sunday Rev. Bennett the evan
gelist closed meeting in Pueblo with
a Church of which Rev. Bretnall was
once the pastor. A reception was held
last Monday in the honor Of the evan
list and about fifty letters addressed
ito Rev. Bretnal, personally were
written commencing the work of Rev.
Bennett
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
THE SCOTTY BANQUET.

There come times in the average
newspaper mans life when things look
very dark and he commences "a feel
that with all Of his efforts he is not
appreciated and that life on a farm or
section would be more renumerative.
Hence we are rendering our most sin
cere thanks to Mr., ]. C. Scott of the
Sterling Advocate for having an in
vitation to his annual banquet to his
employees and other friends. The ban
Quet was held on last Friday evening
at the Annex Hotel in Sterling and
since attending same life presents Il
much more gorgeous hue and our sup
ply of optomsm has been increased
greatly. Nearly one hundred en-
ployees and guests surrounded the
banquet table on this occasion. The
Annex certainly did its share in max
ing the affair success, the dining
room was beautifully decorated, the
flowers on the table and the favors
were carnations and sweet peas and
the dinner served was par excellence
and many banquet has been served
in Denver which did not equal this one
either in service or quality. There
was "a speakers on the program and
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
LITTLE WEATHER HISTORY.

Frank Deich the County Observer
for the U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture. gives us some interesting figures
on the weather conditions for the mon
tn of January for the past four years.
1912 January had 10 zero nights out of
the first IL days, of the 10 being
from zero to II below the entire "a
hours. The 5th 9Th & 7th. being zero
to II below or 72 hours below zero in
one string, the 11th. was 8 below all
day and Is at night The night of the
18TH was 81 below. On the 18th. a
Chiook wind came and We had 40
above during the day and 3S above
during the night or one night the
temperature was above freezing with
IA days temperature above freezing.
so degrees being the highest.
January 1913 9 zero nights. 22 below
being the lowest. . days were zero or
lower all day with no nights that the
temperature was above freezing. 10
days were above freezing 90 being the
highest.
January 1914 There was no zero
night 8 above being the lowest with no
nights above freezing There was q
days that the temperature was above
freezing so being the highest.
January 1915 There was zero night
~ below being the lowest, all were
freezing nights. 16 days were above
freezing 4S being the highest.
January 1916 we find u zero nights
21 below the lowest with 2 days being
below zero all day. They were all
freezing nights with l6 days above
freezing, 81 being the highest.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
SUGAR BEET CONTRACTS FOR 1916

On the Goth. inst the Directors if
the Great Western Sugar Co. decided
upon the terms of the contract for
beets for 1916. The silO clause will be
included in the contract but it will be
left optional with the growers. On
account Of the shortage of seed they
will limit the grower to IL pounds
per acre and that the former growers
will be served tcfore any new growers
are supplied. The 1915 contract will
be resubmitted to the growers which
means that the Company will pay the
same graduated prices for the beets
that they paid the past year The
Fieldman will see that the seed bed
is properly prepared before any seed
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03

is delivered 10 the farmer so as to get
a perfect stand of beets from the first
seeding as t.vrr will be no surplus OF
seed for second planting and the farm
or who does not get a stand from the
first seeding will iave TO arrange to
use his ground Tor some other crop
for that season. Rcgardles# o. the fact
that beet seed is costing the Sugar Co.
a great deal more than former years
they propose to sell same to the far
mer at 10 cents per pound and while
in the past many Of the farmers have
been using from 10 to 20 pounds of
seed this year the limit will be II
pounds to the acre and over the en-
tire sugar beet district the saving in
the price of seed alone will be no little
item.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
Birthday Surprise.

Last Thursday evening about TWEEN
ty-five of Mrs Winterbotham's friends
gave her surprise party. the ocass-
ion being her birthday. Five Hundred
was played during the evening. After
the game ice Cream and cake were
served, the cake being a beautiful
three tier affair was brought in with
burning red and white candles for
Mrs. Winterbotham to cut. After re-
freshments the guests presented Mrs
Winterbotham with a handkerchief
shower. The ladies advanced one at a
time and presented their gifts and
their gentlemen partners Immediately
gave an appropriate toast. The guests
departed at late hour wishing Mrs
Winterbotham many happy returns
and realizing that the party was q
complete surprise in every way and
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
W 4. T.. L.

Notwithstanding the fact that last
Thursday. January 27th. was one of
the c0edest days of this cold month,
the meeting of the w. G. r. u. at the
home Of Mrs, T. w. jenkins was a
great success. The first half hour
was devoted to a prayer service for a
blessing upon the coming evangelistic
meetings and was lead by Rev. Bret
nall. MrS. Ida Reicht had charge of the
program which follows,
Song. "We'll work to win
Prayer, Lords preayer repeated in
concert
QUIZ. on National Constitutional Pro-
hibition.
Music, Gramaphone
Prohibition States, 10 given in order
of going dry, with statement whether
Constitutional or Statutory.
Ileaflet, The Advantages of Organiza-
tipn.
Business.
:; At the close OF the meeting social
GN1,Ne Esa enjoyed. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hosfessei
/ Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Souders and Mrs.
Hileman. Twenty ladies were present
and four names added to the list of
active members. The Union now has
thirty-five active, fourteen honorary
and two associate members. May the
number increase. Due notice will be
given of time and place of next meet
ing.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03

themApr part Of these We're present
briefiys while others gave us NOR
lengthy addresses but all of them were
worth zones time listening to. The
suesfAs outside Logan County were /:
S. Rehf of the Union Pacific Railroa 4
Co.. AHA Swain of the Pueblo Chief
tain. Allison Stocker, State Treasurer
Of CO3ofado Mr.. Allen of the firm OF
Allen and Webster and your Editor.
Our wish to Scotty is that He may
live log and prosper" and that a'
Alva GGain put il, he will put my
name his calling list SO that we
may ne9eive invitations to like affairs
in the lture.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-03
NedEwkk Itcnss

Mr. Elmond Buck former Helper and
right man at the depot, resigned his
positioA with the T.. T.. and departed
to his fathers home near Joplin No,
s. Yauaka shipped his horses and
impliments to Hersey Nebraska this
week where he has rented "A farm for
this season e..
Mrs. G. l.. Buddin and her pupils will
give recital at her home Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Kiska Epley spent Sunday In
Ilifff visiting friends.
The leap year social at the church
Friday night was very enjoyable af-
fair. but owing to the extreme. cold
night the attendance was small
Sedgwick basket ball team will play
| Chappell team Saturday night In the
| Sedgwick School building.
John Kaschke is on the sick list
! again. r-
Miss lima and Sam Stockham attend
ed the dance in Julesburg Friday night
Earl Hamilton is now driving an
oakland six and every one now gives
the road when they see him coming
until he leaves the-stecring wheel.
Frank Barry has purchased a second
hand ford.