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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13

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gdn5 eigendrtige Stimmung itbt i'm
6rontIOlbutsn. lin ibn grHnt unO
fprobt Is unb brdngt ans 2i6t. Der
Spab ldrmt Inn ben 6aIn, ben Ct gum
Qeitbdu braudt, Der Star iibt tinen
Minneiana unO nuf ben &uiutn flans
bifher Sduier fl0tet bic @uliel stu iunis
ges 9ieb. 9ie Iatur riiitet iid sum
4ufsrftthungsfet. unb Der Menid ipiirt
aud bier, inmitten BON @efabr unO COB,
in fib bic @orbereitungen, bic iR triift.
@r frtut lid ibrer, atmet tisf unO BPM
Druid LANCER iOnnenlofsr Sage befreit.
limb fpirt bod, ME gerabs isBt etipa9
an ieinen Rerben reiBt. SH biei'r Idus
fparnen 9uft, bic uber ban G6dbeus
gr16en fIimmert, laaert Elm @ttpds, lieot
fir i'm Elm gtbneH uaber @reigniie, uno
bic Reiubsit bes JriiblingsbimmsIs, bon
Dem bic Some berabla9t. empfinOet er
ais Srug. Mibelos bringt ia ieBt Der
fpdEenbe Bid bes Bepba9ters In bic
Meite, unermiibli9 balten ans ben 2ifs
ten oel6e aieienp1geI @uaihau: bic
Sod Set bes QrtiaeriIfen bsginui, uno
nit ibr Der ntus ipilbe 9dnJ, In benz
bic 3drtfrelbiosn Neutrality-suspicious.
Der Rdtur idblinos ertrinten.
Sir mid 1T Rubetug, uu0 tH enta
Tliebt Der gn1e bes llnteritarOts uno
ipanbers ~lanbtinpdrts in ben praftbpls
len arii6linastag. binein. Sin Sta0tlein
biHttr Der Gront 1T mein 3tL Sd petE
bort einen friifen 3runt uno tiiblde
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lid 6inttr itiHsm 9flug, ipenn audi tag
li6 bic bt06nenbsn Stimmm Oes ariez
ats al Iein DIR flin9en. Gs 1T eia bits
ttres ShidIal, bas ibn 81 benz Buniae
9pingt, bu 8sinb m6ge ME aufgeben
miiItn, pu8 er isbt inne bat bonn 6eis
matbooeu. aber fem 8tr90Htn BEN
beutlden GoIbdtsn gegsniibsr 3gigt, BOB
ibn bigier 3BieipaIt ia letusr 8rlit niht
mfbt briidt.
Sd tomne an elmer feusrnOtn 8atteris
oorlber uub btrfotge nit BEN DIR bic
Ihperen @tidpHe. bic rauidenO gum
STeinb b~iniiRrqt9eu. Sin GlifgI ihlOebt
i6er mir uHS reiht geididt ben Bolls
den Der Gdrapnens aus, bic jim Hdrts
nddig ptrfolsen. GingenO idut Elm
GprengItid 3ur Grbe niebgr uHb tdadt
5tlhenp nebtn mir in ben naitn 8ieieus
qrunb. gniiest hoppelt Elm Sdslftn iiber
ben idmalen 8aFergrabtn. Der isinsn
Meg 81 bsmmen fu4t, unb iratI4eno
Fdbrt aus BEN grofe Elm StAntlie6ess
pdrheu 6oh, has mein aortmsn i'm
fraulidm 8titinanoer fort. Sd 3ude
8uTommen - 3ipet tur3e, bumpfe G4ldae
in Der Jtrae, unb ihou ourdidneioet
Elm unbeimIitts gfeifen bic guit. aras
6eno iiBt Der QuHdlog, un0 idunoena
lang ie6en brei hausbohe Gdulsn BOZ
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qenbro i'm Siben tobt Elm ibperer
9ampf Der gd6iibe. Qls Oh fi6 Elm
fhiueres @enitter groaen6 ber3ogS roat
Der bumpfs 8pnuer gu mir beran.
TtFelbaaons iteben i'm 6iutergrurb, unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
Qds GdgeperR Oes 2'aples.

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italieniI6tn aaIerueu bic &romPtieniiobs
Der asbeiae ertonen, eriDadt aud Der
9atiian gum 9eben. Die GIofs Der
Gapeaa gaolina eridaqt. bic Staotio!s
oaien Osr gudrpia palattaa trieaeH
aus ben 8eneru uno bic bieoeren
Ghpei3er Der .0uaroia 6pi33erd"
areifen sur 9tlebaroe. SIN @atilau
nitb es a~aentbalben lebenoig, &iRber Der
4ngeiieateR, 9%ienitbptsn, a0alnnen,
tur8 cine gcuJs geD6fteruHs 'eriiiat bic
3ahltoisu 9Oie. Lreppen uHb 9afen.
Rotabene bitie qaiens8 e0Olitrung piro
oemnGdjt aus BEN eigentli4e1 gereids
bes apoiolidsn galafes UsrIdDinben,
benn Dtr 9dpT bat ben 8au BON be-
f0nbtren Dpbnbdafern fiji Biz pdpitli@
den 4ngeteateu, in Der Gaae Der porta
1rioniale, aber innerbdlb Der gatitdnts
l6en Wiautrn, angeoronet. Cine MdBs
regeI, bic nidt ipeniger ais 5pei gllltoF
neH toIten Ioa, o6fdon bas gauttrratn
Ia garni5t in Grage fonnit. Sur iels
ben 3eii, als bic itaIieniitm Sr0mpes
ten BEN gdtiton eepedt, sriaeint bee
gapfes 9dmUerbiener, BET i'm 3immsr
nebtn Ieinsm serrH i9ldIt i'm @tmade
g. g., biGt BEN gapite bel Der toilette
unb oient uadher BEL Or Nshe ais
Gotritaa.
Der MsFc, bic Der gapit IN fsinsr
.gdpend gribdtif Fma" uuf bsmieIbeH
Gtodnerte nit bem 5hlnfesmade, nbs
subalten pfIegt, tDobnt nismano an. grs
bdltsn bann unb mann GENTLE bodgsz
feats gsrIonen grlaubnis, Der pdpItIts
den MeFs anBuipobnsr, 70 bebsutst bies
fir ben beilieen Batter INNER Tin Ops
fer, benn er 6at f6 mad BEN unttrsn
(osm SiDsitsrO Stods 5u bsgsbfn, no
fih bic .edpsaa prinata" %btfinbet, bic
in fOFen bic 3uloFuug bon qublitum
eeifottet ala lie einen 5ismIid groBen
0orroum bsfBt. BON bisiem gorfaaI
aus pobntn bic @elooenm BEN WleBs
a~otiesbienFe an BAD bt MeHe
nimmt ser 6eiligs Batter Isinsn Wprs
genfdffee uRb omar in isiuem G6Iafs
simmer, nnb bseibt fh bnrauI stpd um
8 nhr nda fsinem 4rbsiss5immsr, ND
bersits elmer fsiter Seirttdrs dmipskpb
If. Bon 8 Biz 81 iDibmst f9
Der Sur9fdt ber tingslmFsns1
baiiurrsIpunosns unb Iabs Fa1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13

iber bic GrtiQni1e in Stalien un6 btn
Qustapos informtertn. 3eitingen lief
Der 9apft nur oasna6mspeije. I'm 81
llbr fieigt Der papit cine enge Menoels
treppe 3ur &ibliot5st 6iuab, 100 ibn bet
HarbtnatsS O. adtsietrttdr tripartet. IS
6eginnf runmt9r otr @ortrng hes
GtaatsTetretdrg, BET beuer Ha9 Qlngs
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den gtts &ar0iraIe geptTermaBen Der
eiH5ige 8ataebtr bes 8, @aters III. lin
elf Ibr GrideiHt Der 3eremonieumeiiitr,
um bic Quoigu3en bes gages p~or5ubez
retten. llno bitIe Mubien3eu ioIgen fd
biB / ltbr In munterbrp@entr aeibe.
am dngrnebmiten fir ben papit Iin6 bic
WtafenduOjen3sn, I'D iih Der $. Batter
off einigs Dorte uub auf Gfteilung bts
Gegtus beI6rdnten tam. anftreneeno
bagegsn iinb bic pribataubien5en. bic
Bis Elm ubr bduern unb ipo Der gdpIt
nit 3o6lloIen qerIoneu iber ale m5gs
Iiden 9bemata fpredsn mub. S9Iag
Elm ubr ipsiit Der 8. Batter oben I'M
britttn Stodrert, dbkr niAt etipd al
iein, tpie bic Gtitette borThreibt, Tons
bern in geieai6dft feiner btioen Seires
tdrs, bic dber an fleinen Siitsn nebsH
BEN papItt eftn. Nah benz MittageI4
fen tnr8t Gisita, bonn GpaSierenng in
8arien. unb lin 4 llhr fdon tpiebsr
ntue anOisn3tn. Gs hdnotlt fd iebt
i'm iothe Qubisn3en, bic BON pOlitifher
oott i~onitiesr @idtigfsii Iinb, imp bon
oeufn fem dmiIiaer geri6t er5dhIet UNI
feds lbr lonfsriert Der papi NIT Fsis
Hsm .8inan3miniIter4, benz BITE MIDI
sanJ Isi5te aufgabs object. Ginndhs
men unb Qusaobfn bes o. GtubIfs In
Gintldns 81 brtngen. Die ofreltsn
Ginnabmen bsJifferH Tih nur nuf brei
Miaionsn 6agsgsu bstrassn bic aus'
gabtH feds Milionen. 4ahosm bel
papf un6 her affamts 6pFiidat ben
Gsstn In Der .gapstla gaolina" efis
pfongsn. bsgibt Iih Der 8. Batter mad
istnem arbeits5immer i'm Sberifod qua
rid sur grlebiguHe l.insr pripattorrts
fponosul bic eep6hnlin nnosrthal6
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9.isTI9aft Itiner ssirensn Ssfrstare ~
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glaubsrfinb4en fofgt. Dnmit III bal
|, gtluib Ftbr reihe Saeesrert ots papf
gu GHbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13

Qm o. Stuff, frii6 an Morsen, fuhr
i'd gum 5IugpIab in Dubeuborf. aein
B5ltleIn mar fiGt6dr uttD tein gLdtt4en
beIpegtt fd an BEN Gttdudern, slug
meter, ME man Is Mot better Ditni1en
toante. Sd bate mid auf BEN aons
manoo auetmelott UNI bic 8etpiligung
5u cintm Gluge er6alteu. naa6em Id
NIT meintr llnterIdrift ouF ieben all
faligtn S4aoeneriab 0er3idt gatIitet
bate. Qae momeutouen 8epentsn fUaren
berI9bunbsn, uub i'd freute mid nnges
tribt aIf bic tommenoe gsnnBrsiae
Stun6s.
Mlit mtinen betbtn 3etteIH, Der cine
bic 8epi1igung, Der nu6trs ban Bon
fir Gsur3beIm, SADIE unb griae ents
6alteuo, bega6 i'd mid auf oaS 6lags
feb. 3a fanb i9 einige 5Iugi@iiIer
i'm graie liegen, bic nit fadgemdBer
aritit ibre e FlImafhine berfoIgtan,
bic d6petTIung5retle pon ben iun9ent
dnQeben6en Qilottn bsfiegen puroe. SIN
Sangar traf i'd sinigs GIieseroifi3itre
unb lieB mir oon ihnen einen iuusen
qiloten pd6len, ber mid bur4 bic 2iifte
iteuern Ioate. Der taum pier5e6n Gage
ate ersQbiutdHtsllnterpff
5ier BAT feline S1ae gut gema4t.
Der fir uns befimmte DopPelrnmPfs
0~oppel5eder purbe nftugbereit" geiteut,
udbrea0 mir uus Gtur3belm unb
Stlrmtdde perIadifeH uno bic obIigatos
ride Cigarette ranhten. Ulein pilot
prufte np6mals ale Spannordbtt, bdnR
idliipften mir in bic 5aden i9HultsH
6en Stlrmbelm auf uno beftissen ben
apparat.
aQio - o6, ftiue 5a Tauritn aars
BEN, risf id linn gu, 0ann fling ber
18otor an 3u puitsn. febte nod elnigss
nal aug, uRo es eing rtttelno uno
i6iittelnb ii6er Stod uub Stsin. IS
idb aus, ais niir0e man miaionsn bon
5dben inter unisren 5tBeu bprd3ieben.
Sect bate bas Sditteln natgeaHen,
Sic 5trt6e Dursn berihnunoen, uHo
Idoa fudren mir einige Meter ibtr Der
Gr6e. Sn einer Spirdls fpdno I9 uns
fer 9ogel binauf in fein Reid, uno balb
batttn mir bic Ghuppen iief uHter uns.
SIMMER treiiien mir nod ibr BEN
Glugplabs un6 idoR folste uns stn Be
gleiter. Qts mir nngsfdhr 600 Itstsr
66be erreiht batteu. nabmeR mir &urs
mad @eff. Slblih BON ms lag 3irih
unb inter ms bic moThinenfabril 9ers
lilon. 1Ieber ben erDBen 9diomettrn
Bel GdIieren, bic uns i6oR bortarnsn
ME brei ReisndgeI, tudnoten mir aRs
naA GiosBeR, Rittuns 2u5ern.
ScnsniTden batten mir cine GluSfohe
BON 1860 Mleter erreidt. Die Gan
lints, rehts, Dor uno 6inter uHs, iabn
lid an fpit WaferpfiBen. Die 8ergt
ipdrea al Sigeln geporoen uno bic
Bdloer bebsdtsn fe ME Wsoos. Seine
psiks Stride teilien bic Sober in ale
m5ali6en Sisuren. Sc parsn bic
GtraBen, bic BON I9DdrssH graoeu qis
nitn, ben giienbabHen, eurhqutrt nurs
ben. SD er6lidte bier eineR 3ug, bort
tinen 0dmpfer; iener fab aug ME eth
Frffd ougesf6Idpftts adup@sn, bieier
ipie Elm in Elm @aFtrhdeu eefGlsnes
Miidlein. Die TDrfsr uno Gtdote ptds
itntierten ii4 tpit MirHberge SpteEs
iDarm unb e~in5elne 9ebdupe ME 9itieis
feline. Die 8erneraIpeH trahItn in her
NorasniDnne Ins mic 8iamanttn snis
essen. mir flOssH iibsr bic 3igi. 5ssi
ainaen mir sipds fisfer un6 bgriBttn
Qussrn nit elmer GattiIs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
soblsn fir sbsater.

Die 9eutIde gibnsngtnOFpIaaft
Bat an ben aeiasfan5lsr zine giHsdbe
gsri6isi, tDorin fe nm ausrsi6snbs
sei5FOffDeiorsuns fir bi. bsutideD
sbsdter udbrsno bes tOmmeaOsn Bin'
fers titist. i'm bic 9urdfdhruns osr
Spislseii su trm0sli6sa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
sphleneriparnig.

auf cine anfrags Der 8iirderif4en
f~autonafen Er5it6ungsbirstttpn an bus
Reftorot Der untperftdt Grid, auf
nelhe @eiie cine Grfparnis an 5euas
runq er5ielt nerben t0unte. bat bds Rel
forat Folaenoe 8oritldgs aassearbeitet:
/. ausoebnune Der BeibHaatsisrien auf
bier mohen ri. Ds5embr Biz q.
sanuor); 2. 8srldngerune Der Hnters
riats5sii i'm mdr5; 8. ausFua be- s1Hs
zen Observation-Disclosures IN Samstag;
4. gsfhrdntung Der tdglihsn Inter-
ridtsseit oaT 8--5 uEr uab Gdlub bel
5eminaritu, aa6oratoritn unb Samms
lunqen I'm 4 uhr; 5. D0nige 4usEh1tz
tunq Der 4uoiiDrien; 6. tuHlidfte Gins
fdrdnfung ber 5ei5uns osr SammIEn>
aeH unb asbuftion Der aorribOrbslsa4e
EnHg auf oas annmsduglih 9OiDsaoiss
pom 5 llbv on, 9erltsuHs BIT antriitz-
parlfungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
gfaOsr oirettOr einer glinbnanHalt

glimOer Sireft0r einer SlinbenanitaIt
sSn glorsns fte6t bic anitaIt fir bic
i'm ariege eE6linoeten S0tbatm unter
Der Qeitung bes 8rof. qietrp 2anoriarli,
0er fel5F oag @ugtnliht berIorsn bt; er
mar fri6er qrofeTor Der qbpitt an Oer
uniperFtdt qdbia. Qanbridni fahrt,
aur BON einem Setretdr unieritiBt, ben
qan3en grisfneaTsl NIT ben 3rDeigGns
fallen, nit Der RegieruHg unb ben be-
fonoers umfdngrsiden nit ben glinotn
acns aacin. quBsrbem leitst er bag
glmbenmuleum, in meldem aaes, mas
bas 2ebsn unb bic u~ntermdFun8 Der
glinoen bettiFft, einen glaB Finbat; Ct
forgt fir bic gi6ttot5et (n gliHoens
IbriFD uno gift 8iDei 3eitunsen in
glinbeni9rift herauS
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
Protest Thief's Parole

Judges Boyce and Conrad who on
Monday of last week had paroled Le-
roy Williams, colored, who had admit
ted stealing so chickens from Freder-
lex Williams, of the Middletown sec
ton last December, on the ground of
first offense, on Friday following a
strong protest entered by the Farm
ers' Protective Association of Mid
d,etown, reopened the case. Several
witnesses were heard. DR.. H. D. Nc
Dowell, president of the association,
estimated that from $500 to $4,000
worth of poultry had been stolen in
the neighborhood during the raids,
which had ceased after Lewis flight.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04

Sealer of Weights and Measures.
New Castle county-Walter NJ. Ella
toe, Wilmington. He succeeds Will
lam J. Mcknight.
State Board of Agriculture-New-
ton L. Grub, near Wilmington.
Justice of Peace-Howard C. Stew
art, Georgetown; Samuel L. Rogers,
Clayton; James X. Phillips, Seaford;
Lewis S. Cloud, near Christiana.
State Librarian-Earle D. Wiley,
Of Bridgeville. He succeeds Librarian
Thomas Wilson. Mr.. Wiley was for
merly secretary to former Congress
man Thomas w. Miller.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04

He was thought to be the leader of
the gang. One witness said Lewis was
known as dupont" as he always had
money. 1t was feared that Lewis, If
left at large, might head another
campaign. The Court concluded to
give Lewis a year at Greenbank with
six months added if he failed to pay
$40 restitution money. Lashes were
omitted.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
Recent Appointments
Made By The Governor

Governor Townsend has recently
made the following appointments:
Member Delaware College board of
trustees-Former Governor Charles R.
Miller, Wilmington.
Commissioner of Education-Chas.
A. Wagner, Wilmington.
School ntendents-Elmer L.
Cross, New Castle county; J. E.
Carroll, Kent county; Ernest J.
Hardesty, Sussex county
Oyster Revenue Collector-James c.
Richardson, Little Creek. "
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04

Who will appear in Little Lady
in Blue" new comedy by Horace
Hodges and 7. Wigney Percyval,
under the management of David
Belasco, at The Playhouse on
Thursday, April 18th, for an en-
gagement of three nights, with a
matinee on Saturday, after her
four months run at the Belasco
Theatre, New York.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04

The heavy rain of last Tuesday
flooded roads in lower Delaware ard
retarded farmers planting work for
most of the week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-08
COLORADO STATE NEWS

While feeding large steer on the
Mccall ranch near Arvada, F. J. Reid.
OF Denver, was knocked down and
gored by the enraged animal, and as
result is at Mercy hospital in a crti
cal condition. Reds chest is badly
crushed
The late Bon |. Look left an estate
worth approximately $1,000, accord
ing 10 preliminary estimates contained
in petition filed with his will in the
County Court in Denver. The tesla
tors two children will receive the en-
tire estate.
Women's patriotic societies and
clubs of the state are being mar.
shalled for relief duty in the present
crisis, and, in the event of war, in The
organization of the Colorado branch
OF the League of Women's Service, a
national body formed in Washington.
= About fifty members of the Vet.
Grams of Foreign Wars held a smoker
in Denver commcmOrating the eight
eenth anniversary of the outbreak OF
program of music and boxing was ar
ranged.
Topics of rare interest and vital con.
Germ in connection with the develop
ment OF the national forests and their
relation to the growth of the adjacent
communities were discussed at the
Denver conference of forest supcrvis.
ors The program was devoted to
public service"
The receipts of the Denver postof.
flee for December showed an increase
of twenty-five per cent. over the cor.
responding month OF last year. This
is the second largest increase in the
history of the office. Last October
there was gain of thirty-two per cent
over October, 1915.
A patriotic demonstration in which
more than 1000 school children, fra
ternities, teachers and members of pa
triotic organizations will unite, is be
ing prepared under the auspices of the
Washingto ton-L Lincoln Memorial Associ
alton. 1t will be held Feb. u in the
municipal auditorium in Denver.
Contracts were signed for the deliv
cry of 5000 head of fall lambs at $40
per hundred, the highest price ever
paid for lambs in the history of sheep
feeding in the Arkansas valley. The
order was placed with Las Animas
sheep grower and as far as known ex
ceeds any previous contract price for
unborn lambs.
In the presence OF highest digni
taries Of the Episcopal church. the
Rev. Frank Hale Touret, rector Of
Grace church Of Colorado Springs,
was consecrated bishop OF the West.
ern Colorado diocese.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-08
Western

Telegrams report the presence Of
two Japanese cruisers off Cape Flat.
terry.
The embargo imposed by snow
drifts In the Medicine Bow district
In Western Wyoming, has been final
ly lifted and Union Pacific traffic Is
again practically normal
Fire originating in a gasoline cypIo.
sion in u restaurant at ThermopolIs
Wyo, swept through the princlpoI
block OF the business district, doing
damage estimated at 100000.
Sarah Bernhardt expressed the hone
that when Count Won Bcrns,orf,
leaves this country for home he will
be forced to sail on an unmarked shin
and take chances on becoming a vic.
tim OF German submarine.
Fire, swept by rIrty.two.mIlc role
caused approximately $500. 600 dam.
age and serious injury to five persons
within a few feet OF the spot whor,
tho Missouri Athletic Club wos
burned to the ground with a loss n,
thirty lives thrcc years ago in 81,
Louis
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-08
Minor Mention,

Over 1921 900 tax was paid In Jan
uary on estates worth $5,464, ,477.9O.
A joint celebration OF the birthdays
Of Washington and Lincoln will be
held in Denver on Feb. 22 by the Re-
publlcans OF Colorado.
A ban has been placed on potatoes
and cabbage by the Housewives
League in Denver, as a means OF re-
ducing the sky prices.
Auto thieves kept the Denver police
department busy last month, stealing
an average Of about two cars a day
for the entire thirty days.
William McGrath and his wife, Mrs.
Goldie McGrath, victims in the double
tragedy in Denver, were buried side
by side in Fairmount cemetery.
The Senate of the Colorado Assem-
bly, passed resolution endorsing
President Wilson's action in seyerng
diplomatic relations with Germany.
Nearly 200 naval reserves in Colo.
rado are awaiting call to service in
the event of a declaration of war by
the United States against Germany.
A test case to determine the cOnsti-
tutionality OF the farm loan act
adopted by the voters at the election
last November will be filed in Den
yer.
One hundred miners of the Huertano
Coal Company in the Ludlow district
went on strike because the company
refused to grant an increase OF wages
demanded two weeks ago.
Fear that attempts might be made
to destroy the Du Pont de Nemours
Powder plant at Louviers, Colo, has
led officials of the company to place
extra guards at the works.
A score of prominent Denver physi-
clans are expecting to be notified to
prepare for summons in the service OF
the United tSates army. They belong
the United States army. They belong
serve corps.
Testimony introduced in the hearing
before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission tended to show freight rate
discrimination against Denver began
practically when the first railroad line
entered the city.
In common with every other state
in the Union, Colorado has on file in
Washington a complete list of the in.
dustries in the state with facts, fig.
ures and statistics as to their use or
availability in the event of war
DR.. Paul Ritter, Swiss minister to
the United States, who took charge of
Germany's interests in the United
States as soon as Count Won Bern
storff received his passports, Is well
known to many persons in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-08
U. 8. Safeguards Millions In Mint.

ton ordered that until further orders
the United States mint In Denver be
closed to all visitors. The message
was directed to Superintendent Thorn
as Annear, who declared that addi-
tional precautions OF every character
Sans treasure house. The Denver
mint is the largest depository of the
nations wealth. 1t contains upwards
o $500. 100000 in gold and silver This
IS due to the fact that its position. far
from any coast line, insures the great
est safety in time Of war
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-08
COLORADO 1--we STOCK
WORTH $124,74s 900 90, ACCORDING
TO GOVERNMENT REPORT.
Increase Of $2,o2s 900 In 80 Days In
Value Of Horses, Mules, Milch
Cows, Sheep and Hogs.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denve Figures compiled last
month show Colorado farmers and
stockmen owned 100000 head OF
horses, mules, milch cows, sheep. hogs
and other stock, valued at 3l24 900,
as against 1854 900 head, worth $l22,-
72l 900 in 1916, an increase since Jan.
!, 1917, in value of $2,02S.000.
The government crop report for
January shows the number OF horses
In Colorado $685. as against 3Gl 900
In 1916, valued at s33,9i5,OO0 as
against a value in 1916 of $33 3.i9O, 600.
The total in the United States Is 81
10000. valued at s2,l7i.G29, 900. Colo
rado has 10000 mules, an increase Of
1900 over 1916, worth s2,OS0.0O0, while
the total in the country Is 100000,
worth $5iS,sGi,OOO.
The United States exported 7,O75
horses worth s4O,G3S,35i and 5i,S99
mules worth s9.9OO.174 in 1915; and
1885 horses worth s29,OGS, ,1O3, and
1880 mules worth 81. ,73l In 1916.
Colorado has $4,000 milch cows as
compared with 2l9,OOO in 1916. They
are worth sl7,i2O,OOO, as compared
to sl5,7GS, 900 In 1916.
Other live stock on Colorado farms
totals 10000 head, worth s5l, ,iO5, 600
as against ,O9G,OOO in 1916, worth Si9.-
10l 900. The report shows the state
contains 10000 sheep worth $li,-
625,0O0. compared with 1.S39.O00 in
1916, valued ut $9.5G3,O The num-
ber OF hogs on hand this month Is 352,-
600, nm increase of $4,000 over 1916.
They are worth $i.224.0 900 as compared
TO $2,G2i,O0O for 1916.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-08
WEEKS NEWS in PARAGRAPHS

Governor Rye signed the "bone
dry" bill which puts an end to all
shipments OF liquor as beverage into
Tennessee after March /.
An attempt was made to scuttle the
United States torpedo boat destroyer
Jacob Jones l'y opening several of her
seacocks at the Philadelphia navy
yard.
The thirty-one German and Aus.
trian ships lying in New York harbor
are sealed. They will not be seized
unless something further takes place
in relations between this country and
Germany.
German-Americans, in mass meet.
ing at Toledo, Ohio, adopted a resolu
tion proposing that the question of
war or peace between the United
States and Germany be submitted 10
the American people by a referendum
vote