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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-21
CARTER BROS.
Real Estate Brokers
1915 King street, Alexandria Va.

Call and inspect the large list Of
houses we have for sale and rent II
and around this city.
We have the very lowest prices On
these properties and the easiest terms
possible. We also have some fine
places in the country. Small little
farms and large farms with beauti-
full houses, plenty of fruit, high ana
healthy, fine roads.
We can sell or trade you a farm
for your City property. Call and make
your wants known. Money to loan
on good real estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-21
GERMANS DIE LIKE FLIES.
In Effort to Wear Down French They
Pay Hca2r Tai on The .tis?e.

In Effort to Wear Down French They
Pay Hc3Yv Ta;i on The aisnc.
London, ,FHiy 2!.-Arain he Crown
Princes infantry jc-ions flung them
selves rccklcss!y against the French
lines on the Aisna Thursday night.
Again they were cut up and thrown
back by the French fire and in hand
to hand fighting.
"The ground in front Of our lines"
says the Paris war office, covered
with dead, bears witness 10 the VIC
Ience of the battle and the sanguniar.y
defeat Of the enemy"
Everywhere the French lines held
absolutely firm. Further westward
between the California plateau ard
the Classmates plateau. the T]eutons
yesterday made fruitless efforts TO
add to the gains they made yesterday.
In their first onrush they pierced
a French advanced position, but were
promptly elected BY a counter-thrust.
Paris admits that the Tevtons' still
mold a position 500 metres long near
the Northern edge Of the plateau.
Bcrlis reported today capture Of part
of the Preach positions IN the Win
tcrherg, hut comedies that some Of
thcS" trenches were later lost again
to the French. The statement fore
Swallowed a new British drive in
Flanders, where. it says, terrific guns
duols developed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-21
NEW U-BOAT OUTRAGE.
Only Stringent Police Precautions
Prevent Serious Rioting in Bucnes
Aires.

w. ''"' '"t 49,"
Aires.
BucnoS Aires. July 2l.-Thc dclib-
crate destruction of the Argentine
sailing ship Oriana without notice of
any kind to the crew has aroused
widespread Indignation throughout
Argentina, and stringent police pre-
cautions are all that have prevented
a repetition Of the serious riotiHg
which followed the sinking o. the
Monte Protegido.
The manner in which the suhma-
rine announced It's presence to the
Oriana. d~ischarging a shell against it
without the least warning. may irdi-
cate why there has been no news or
any trace cf the steamer Gurumaian,
which disappeared while on a voyage
from Glasgow to Bucnos Aires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-21
ENDS LIFE UNDER TRAIN
Regular Army Soldier Commits Sui
eide While on FurlOugh.


eide While on %FurlOugh.
Mount Holly, n. j., July 2l.-Fcar
ard excitement are believed to have
caused William Harker, aged %
years, Of Browns Mills, to xii! him
self by jumping in front of an cX-
press train passing through New
Lisbon Thursday night. Harker err
listed in the regular army some time
ago and was home from his regiment
on a brief ~furlough. which he spent
with his father, Joseph Harkor.
1t is said he vas overstaylng BIS
leave Of absence, and it is believed
chat an excited condition and fear
of punishment were responsible for
his deliberate leap upon the track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-21
Woman Captures Eagle

Redlands. Cal, July 21.-Mrs. Win
throp Rowland, Of the FL Chivar Coat
Ranch, in Live Oak Canyon, came
out victor in a battle with a golden
eagle ani the big bird is now a cap
tive at the ranch. Mrs. tIowian1
noticed the bird a!ight in a peach
tree. 1t appeared 10 be exhausted. 50
she grabbed one leg and then the
battle started.
Mrs. How,and saw that she was
in for a fight. so she made a dive
Tor the birds neck and was lucky
enough to get hold of it. She vas
thus able to keep the eagle from
biting her, but it beat at her with
it swings. Finally, however, she
managed to get it into q pigeon cor-
raj.
The eagle is / large n and meas
ures about six feet from tip to tip
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

Fl rayo G!obular cuya e%isteneia 8"
m negado muchas yeces,, es, sin en-
barge, III fen6meno tan real como
a~utentico. Lo han visto en- muchas
circunstancias ohservadores competen~
tes Y Sc sabe en- que consisten. Es
una esfera luminosa, III bola de fuc-
go cue a lentamente de las nubes y
circula horiZontalmente por encima
de L. surerficie de Ia terra Y q wees
Dol el interior de las casas. Pero ape
mas Sc saba en- que consistia dicha
bola.
Ateniend0se al resultado de investl-
eacicnes ~rccicntes. Mr.. W. VI. Thro7-
ton. opina cue debe desen'Denar papel
importante IN Ia formation del rayo
glohular 81 ozono. Por el mOdo de mo-
verse el rayo globular Sc calcuia que
este rneteoro Sc compore de IN gas
mas dense que 81 aire, Y e. unico gas
mas pesadc que Sc produce en- abun-
dancia bajo II Influenza de las des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
FL RAYO GLOBULAR

cargas EXPLOSIVES, Is 81 ozoao. Crease
haber observable que IA dispersion de
los rayos globulares va acompanada
de una production de oZono. y a lle-
gar q In terra, ell rayo sufre muchas
wees una desviaci6n, una especie de
repulsion y Ia superficie de la TERRA
Y eli ozono estan eeneralmente carga-
dos de electricidad negativa. La vio-
lencia con que ei rayo giobular esta-
la Duede atrihuirse Z IN energia Ii
berada por conversion del ozono en-
oxigeno.
Despues de hacer diversas conside-
raciones, Mr.. Thornton opina, en-
conclusion, que el ~componente prin-
cipal. For 10 decir el Inico, del rayo
globular, es una aggregation del oXlge-
no. parciaimente disociado y de ozo-
no. emitido por una nube cargada dc
electricidad negative por 81 r de
! ondas elactricas cue sc produce des-
! pues dc una Gescarga violenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
ANECDOTA DE LUIS WI.

e principe de Montbarrey. MEM
bro de Ia Guerra en- el reinado lie
Luis WI de Francia, presento un
dis n Soberano una lisca de mas de
900 a~spiraHtes 4 solo 10 plazas cue
exiStian vacantes en- Ia Escuela Mill
tar.
En- II lista. al margen de cada una
de los nombres. iba eScrito e. de Ia
persona que lie recomendaba. Entire
ellos So LEILA: S. ". II Reina." ST.
-iltaza el Delfin," e. Ministro de Ia
Guerra" etc. etc. Unicamente unoS
doce nombres no iban seguidoS de
ninguna apostilla.
FL Rey pregunt6 al principe de Mont
barrey p2r que aquellas liueas esta-
ban Ell blanco.
-Senor-contesto el ministro,-es-
tos no tienen recomendantes. No ha
habido nadie que Sc j~nteresara por
ellos.
ESQ quiere decir-interrumpio el
Rey-1ue tendre que recomendarlos
20. No hay mas cue habIar. BESIDE cS-
re nlornsnto o mis- candidates.
y en- efecto, Luis WI cogio Ia plu-
ma Y escribio de ST. puIo Y letra los
doce nombres a Ia cabeza de II IiSta
Dc los elegidos.
iCalcIlese Ia sorpresa de los doce
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
,. ACONIA
DO
(For Eduardo Zamacois) J.


Tccc: soSpcchoSa a'nadlc' y deSde c
sitio tn que me hal.aba |eia pcrfec
tamcntc 81 goStro palido ilumlnadc
por Ii luz del qulnque coIocado 50
brc Ia mesa.
70 es;aba SentaHo en- un SiiIon
ella de.ante de mi de'"faNoom' co!
Sus rasgado' oJa%oS NcsFo' Ell los que
bu..ia ei turhu!ento ~SlLabaFlo DC los
amores ardientes.
lie odio. continue; i su !ado Slen-
10 frio, csc frio repulsivo que lnspi
IA" les animaIeS ant1oioS; y cuaHdo
sus laoioS me b9San o Il m"noS yer
tas me acarIcIan, mi cUefPo sc eE-
trcmccc come" 81 sobre eI Sc d"Slizase
un ~caracol....
\ tras I'M momento dc Sllenclo'
agrego:
Di, inc crecs?....
Habia tanta ansiedad en- SUI inte-
rrcgaci6n, que depuse toda reserva.
ST, tie creo, die, porque necesi,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
la pOSiciOa eStrate"ica.

Este memorandum notable, tra;"
sobre h posirion estratt@ica de lie
mania, como una- p~otencia naval t@S-
pu@s DE- IA guerra. Ia marina. -
lice, no pueds &m"nazar sacramento
= las iSlas hritaHicas, porqre IN 2ta-
! ou" 4 las costas o IN raid soore ia ma
rina mercante, haria s&.ir n escaaGra
.yio5 de 81 base : entrar eo {. area
! en- Gonde las costa> ~britanicas ' fran
cesaS cstan llenas de ~de.ensas'.
No Sc puede crcar una base naval.
No Sc puedc crear ms base mien-
| rras exista una marina britannica Su-
perior. la comprehension de este,
dice q memor&ndum-"Se " clara
nen;e por e COMPARTMENTS de Ia
marina britannica durante II guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
e crear una base nav2j
l. odoaisicion de Mellgolandia.

E A!mirante "Wester" Y sus aso-
ciaIos. admiten que Ia adquisicjon de
Heligolandia. "el sereno de las boca>
lie los rios alemanes", ha sido IN des-
engaao, porque Inglater2&. O 81 ma
ina en- extreme superior. 'puede to-
:avia bloquear las dos saliGaS del Ma"
.v, No"te. en- eli OeSte : en- cI Nor
-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

esas criminales adOcenadaS que en-
piean el cuchill5 0 el vcneno. Num-
"a! iyo no soy vulgO...! Fl beieno
por mi cmpleadc no puu,r c~Xp."sar-
Sc en- ninguna formula q":m:ca: 9
intangible. E! morira, y morira en-
ire mis- brazos. con sus yertos IaDios
apoyados sobre los mics, bendici5M-
DOME. iMorira de amor....! To-
das las noches, aunque no quiera. lie
sirvo una dosis de dulce yemen La
muerte viene a pequeHas jornadas,
pero viene... y ten pOr SECURE que
del tremendo drama no quedaran ras-
tros....
Ash habl6 ella, Ia adorable fiera
sobre cuyo seno iba quedando exam
gle aquel tragico polichinela de, ma
trimonio...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
Sudando sangre.

"!icmos estado sudando sangre'-
die Mr.. Daniels. FL Sccrctario en-
plic6 10 dificil que habia sido cncon-
trar Quien Sc quiera hacer cargo de
Ia construction de cieYta clase de
barcos, en- vista de que las fabrIcaS
particulars estaban muy Ocupadas ell
c]ontratas comercialcs y no cstaban
dispuestas 4 hacersc cargo de contra
tas para el Gobicrno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
La caida del poderlo naval ingles, depende del
dominica de FIandes por los alernanes
Sc aboga en- Washington por la construction de bases
navales en- el Atlantico y el Pacifico

Las recomendaciones de Mr.. Daniels.
Nj. Daniels ha recomendado q "a
Comisi6n de Asuntos Navales, Ia pcti-
ci6n al Congreso, de 10 siguiente:
Fondos para IA construction de bar
cos, en- cantidad igual a Ia mitad de
los que Sc estan co~nstruycndo ahora.
La extension de las fscultades de Mr..
Daniels.
La extension de las facultadc: del
Secretario de Ia Marina. para que pue
da hacer ~contratas particulares, que
beneficicn al Gobierno en- c, suminis
tro de material de construction De
b&rcoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
% Que le haze falta a AIsmania.

To que Alemania iiene que ,"ner.
Sc dice. para poSeer un& posIci"n es-
trattgica fuerte, es u Bylgica que sus
ejcrcitos han invadido. Dice aSi e:
memorandum.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

grada ahora. Seria una gran desilu-
ci6n para los ~alemanes, el ret!rarsc
de Bruselas Y de Amberes, abandonar
toda esa costa e~strategica por tanto
tempo deseada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

NUEVA YORK, Febrero de 1917
E. Gobernante cue dijo del destino
&c 81 patria: 'Nuestro ~porvenir esta
en- eI mar, tiene que estar ~Profunda-
mente i~nteresado en- el "memoraHdum
secreto" que IA Liga Naval Alemana,
adopt6 en- su reunion De JUNO i
de 1916.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
Las dificultades que ha habido qu=
veneer.
veneer.

Las recomendaciores estdn aeon
panadas dc una relIciGn cXtensa de
las dificullades que Ia hab!do cue
veneer para lievar 4 cfecto toGo 10
indicado en- el programa de conStruc
ci0n de tres amos. Y cl aumcnto de.
alistamiento Y De! personal lie In Ma.
rina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
Gsie!es es Indispensable.

Tanto economics como cstrateg;c"-
mente Belgica eS Indispensable pa
u g. Imperio Aleman, mantienc ei
memorandum aun anteS de IA guerra,
"AmbereS Sc ha6ia convertible, para
las industries alemanas. en- IN puerto
lie eXportaci0n, superior = nuestros
puertos del Mar del Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
HE WHlSKTf GiEATTIZADO
LAS ALMAS.

il= G6udc vicnen ' : d0Ede van? De
GuirH son? Syran veRidas del purga-
lurl0? Sy-;,n buenas o malas? Quiea
- L-ea FL meHN2Jc de las tres almas
gue ~parecrrl er este periOdicO 81 do
miagu ~ de Mario de 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
National Exchange and Commission co.
r.FcRrrc!,: "LAEEno NATIONAL. E,NE."

FTTTVT TfEfTT N'rrTNT TF"T
"a 60, c CamIuO mis- auuyua : prCrrGaI Mr L.: u"NralOS. ENDENOS DtHecs
de- E% Eua. vararl de N.Mrc ' Lon mrS icyro. todn> del ao de lM2 para
mI r IN Irrl ur - I- im-rr. SlTUNHC> hrCTOM INh- Nb y MERHAN .
t. - E~TN CIiNTi y IIL-'u ! :IREE De GA>tp> Il cnahHI'r I"DNnh M he
,s r.SllrartD ii rlc=l Ar~ dc Insect II .uIiraa ORA raa, rNr!DIEos Pr
gent" ITrT 1m ~ - que "r"ie f"" O. !" Eny KIT ~ "" ' LAREDO, TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
LAS GRANDES DEFlCIENCIAS
DEL EJERCITO AMERICANA.

NUEVA. YORK, Febrero de 1917.
-Nunca Sc Ia visto un c~ontraste
mas vivido entire el e~jerrito america
no Y los eiercitos que estan iuchando
on q Sommt. segUn las d~eclaraciones
de. captain Henry }. Reilly.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
10 que dice el captain Reilly.

Fl captain Reilly, fue directamentc
de n frontera mcXic%na, en- donde
sirvi6 en- Ia arti.leria de Illinois. Z
Fraucia. y escribe, por % tanto. g.
cordando bien el servicio active.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
La restaurae:on de Belgica.

La restauracion de BeIgica. "ser.a
un grave peligro para AIemania". pc:
que Belgica estaria apoyada por cl
poderio naval inglts y por an e~je"ci-
to inglts de millones de hom5res. ba-
sado en- ell servicio militar ob.igatorio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

NUEVA. YORK, Febrero de 1917
-Nunca Sc ha visto IN contraste
mas vivido entire el ejtrcito america
no Y los ejercitos que estan i~uchando
on q Sommt. segUn las declaraciones
de: captain Henry J. Reilly.
10 que dice el CAPTAIN Reilly.
Fl captain Reilly. fue d~irectamentc
de n frontera mcXic%na, en- donde
siryi6 en- Ia arti.leria de Illinois. Z
Fraucia, y eScribe. por % tanlo. g.
cordando bien el servicio active.
FL ejercito americana 10 tiene '%'oios'.
F. dice que el eiercito americana
est& deficiente en- "ojos'. o sc&. que
aecesita I'm huen escuaGr6n ae@eo.
Y cue 81 artiller;a 10 solo carece de
caaoncs. esencialeS en- IA lucaa de
trincheras. sino que .e, iaita ii gu!a
que solo les pueden dar los aerop!&-
nos.
No saben crear Ia c~ortina Dc fuego".
Tanbi"n dice Que nueStro eiercito
10 ticne experienced de ninguna c!a-
sc para Gear Ia cortina de fucgo'
! uic So M visto, ' que es nccesari&, co
no "uica preparation para e. ataQue
dc In mianteria, V que nU"stra jnf"a.
-, 49, -, -ariGo yirrvua avnsrinr-
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No es un sueno pan-gcrnenico.

Estos puntos de vista de Il Lig2
Naval, no pueden ser desechados CO.
mo IN sueno pan-germanico. T!enen
Ia aprobaci6n de los magnates de las
companies de vaporeS, de- concrete
de exportaci6n Y de los coloniales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

Cuando ~nccesitc !bces en- cspano!
dirija5e 4 Ignsc:o 7. ~Lo=ano.-Go7
Dolorosa St.-San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

favorecidos al enterarse de que ia
bian sido admitidos Y de quien fut 81
r~ecomendante.
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@ saben crear la cortins De fuego".
Una opinion aUtorizada.

Habiendo tenido Una carrera no
nora5lr. como Official del ejtrcito rc-
gular de los Estados Unidos. y con
una amplia experienced coo CORES
ponsaI de guerra, el captain Reilly o.
IN experto dc n matcria que trata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
Ell petr6leo en- lugar del carbon.

Ell petroleo en- lugaf del CARBON
Otras de las rcformas que sc I'M
clan cn h Marina. es IN ~@!opci"n
del petrolco en- !ugar de carbon. s.
sabc que los n&rcos que usan p@tro-
leo, pucden adquirir II ~vclocidad
MAYOR Y So reduccn en- un c]incucnta
Dor ciento los gastos de combUs.i5.e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
Il kaiser 10 aprueba.

Tambi6n tienen Ia aprobaci6n del
/ Kaiser. Su publication tai veg lie I,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24
PUBLIC NOTICE!

,julesburg, Colo. May %. 1917.
Public notice is hereby given that
for the purpose of safeguarding the
health of the inhabitants of the coun-
ty of Sedgwick from the dangers of
an epidemic of contagious disease, it
is hereby ordered that all public
gatherings and assemblages of per-
sons at ball games, horse races and
all other sports and amusements, be
and are strictly forbidden in all parts
OF the County of Sedgwick, within
two miles of the outer limits of the
Town of Julesburg.
This order shall take effect imme
diately, and the peace officers of the
county are hereby charged with the
strict enforcement of this order.
by Order of the County Board of
Health.
d. NJ. COOK, Health Officer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24

acreage. This is being accomplished
through giving assistance in organic
ing for cooperation. Farm bureaus
are organized wherever it is feasible,
and besides this, these men. backed
by the vast fund of information avail
able at the college, are able to give
much sound advice and counsel when
ever it is sought. The increased pro-
duction necessary to meet the present
emergency is not the only thing be-
ing kept in mind by those directing
the work. The organization work is
being carried on along permanent
lines so that the agricultural inter-
ests of the districts covered will con-
tinue to benefit after the present cri-
sis is passed. 1t is hoped that even
tually county agricultural agent
will be placed in every agricultural
county in the state.
AS harvest time approaches An eff
fort will be made to help the farm
ers with their labor problems. Mr..
W. E. Foard, specialist in farm man.
agement demonstrations for the Ex-
tension Service, is now in the field
making survey Of the farm labor
available and it is expected that eff
ficient service can be rendered in this
respect.
When crops areready for the mar
ket. it is intended that assistance
shall be given in marketing. Through
the office of markets in Denver, main
tanned jointly by the U. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture and the Agricul-
tural College, much valuable informa-
ton will be available, and this will
be brought within reach of the far
mers of the state.
A more elaborate program than
this will be entered upon if federal
legislation providing for financial aid
for this work, which is now pending
before the national congress, is pass
ed
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24
BIRTH OF A NATION DID
NOT SHOW AT THE HIPP

The Birth of A Nation. which was
so extensively advertised to appear at
the Hipp theatre in this city yester-
day and today, did not show in this
city. This was on account of the or
der issued this week by the Board
of Health prohibiting any public
gatherings or assemblages, and the
Hipp theatre is closed temporarily
A great many of our citizens re-
gret that they were unable to wit
ness this wonderful film production,
as they had expected to do. Manager
Rozell of the Hipp took the attrac-
ton to Chappell instead, at which
place he has been having packed
houses. A number from Julesburg
have gone to Chappell to witness the
performance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICE

There will be social and brother
hood meeting at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening, May 80.
All friends and members of the Con-
gregational church are cordially in
vited. This meeting will afford a
fine opportunity to minglc together
and cultivate a greater Christian
spirit and promote cooperation. The
Christian Endeavor society will serve
refreshments during the evening.
Keep the above date open and come.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24
SPECIAL. SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a speeia!
meeting of the legal voters of School
District No. 80 in the County of Sedg-
wick, called by the district board, will
be held at the district school house,
on the 3lst day of May. 1917, at five
to seven O'Clock p. m.. for the pur-
pose of building new school house
and .lisrosing of the old school house.
HATTIE WOODLANDS.
Secretary School District No. So,
Posted May 10. 1917. ml7-o4
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24
FARMERS PREPARE
FOR A Big WORK
Colorado Agricultural College
Sends Four Men Into Field
Farmers Responding
Well to the Call

The farmers of Colorado are re-
spending well to the call for an in
creased production Of food this sum-
mer. All over the state they are or
ganizing for better cooperation, wise
~ realizing that more can be accom-
plished through organized effort than
in individual endeavor.
In the fifteen counties served by
county agricultural agents, the farm
ers were already well organized and
the crop production campaign was
easily and quickly gotten under way.
The Colorado Agricultural College,
through its Extension Service, is now
turning its attention to the morgan
lied agricultural districts Of the state
in an effort to assist the farmers in
these territories.
Four men from the faculty of the
college have been assigned to work
in this unorganized territory, each
being given a specified district. Mr.
o. s. Rayner of the agronomy de-
partment, has been assigned to dis.
trict in the northeastern part of the
state comprising Phillips, Sedgwick
Yuma, Washington and Arapahoe
counties Mr. James D. Marshall, al
SO one of the agronomy department
is in charge of district including
Ebert, Lincoln, Cheyenne, Kiowa
Crowley, Otero, Bent, Prowers and
Baca counties. Mr.. Chas. l. Bray, Of
the tanimal husbandry department, is
working in the district covering Grand
Routt, Rio Blanco, and Moffatt coun-
ties. Mr.. ]. J. Gardner, of the hor-
ticultural department, is in charge of
Eagle, Pitkin, Delta, Mesa. Montrose
and San Miguel counties.
These men are already in the field
and will spend their entire time this
summer in the work.
The interests of the farmer are of
first consideration in the activities of
these workers of the Extension Ser
vice. They are representatives of the
government and the State Agricultur-
al college and can have no other mo-
tive than that of aiding and assist
ing the farmer.
The first endeavor has been to in
crease production, both to increase
production on the acres already un-
der cultivation and to increase the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24

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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-24
Petersen Mercantile Co.
]ULESBURC, COLORADO

said Court, at Julesburg, Colorado.
this, the Both day of April, A. D. 1917.
G. H. AUSTIN.
Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk of Said
Court
Robson & Hendricks,
Attorneys for Petitioner
First Pub. May 3, 1917.
Last Pub. May "a, 1917.