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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
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Sapanmi sfionen:

Scr foiteret, ie abl. gr. 30. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Blair, Qebr, W~ienigbeOen
Weaion GitD, Rebr, 3ions 0agb observation-disclosures.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

Sbr 9uulen, 9aralo gfeller %
Ibeooor Gbrftenien, 9aOersIep.
0taria5 Gramm % @eter SEMEN,
9iaitrltp. 05eooor 9onoe, 9iern.
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toni Sobanien 6alfen6er9. griteo.
SCR. 9eergaaro, Sfrpoitrlrp. Jeiels
@eoerien 9un0. 2. 2inoet. Rico-
TAI 9tielien, IoitlunOgaarO, Sens
Sanien. 8sooing. SOban Sanien
og Sens Ssrgeuien, aaitrup. Door
ten Sepien, 9eotoft. Beter 8ruln,
Spanoet. 0beo0or SGrgerien,
grons. Sans @runOt, @aansager.
Sans SSenien, Sferb9f. Soban
@agers % Better EDo5en, EenOer.
Getleu Sesien, 9aler. Riels 9rlrbn,
4a6enraa. Ssr9en Sanien, Sepin-
len, 8enner. 5prgenien, 9oOum.
SIR. 01aoien. ReIlltm. Sans San-
len, arusmelf. Sans 9oren5en,
Sum6eI. Sans CIR. 8olff, Bop
rlpp. Gbr. 9unO, @IipIeO. @ar-
fas 9eterieu,' Sans gta0s 9an-
len, af1ton @rotrian, Sans Jets-
len, 9erman Spreger, 4nton Sbi-
itrup % aarl Senien, Se%nOerborg.
Better @rau, glans. 9fifolai 8e-
terien. Apbpl. @olf og Safob 5an-
len, gaerniun0. Bib. Oblien, Sol
lerup. Matb. Sell, Sunosmarf,
NSicolai Beef, 5pane. Sens BE
terien o9 Ses 9anien aocf, Steer.
Sergen 311us, 9erup. Ser9en go
ren5en, 9Dsabilo. Sans 9anien,
Sfoo6D 9alle. Ssrgen 9anien,
Setting. anrl Sacobien, augaiten-
borg. 96r. anoreien, @rnfilgaaro.
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len. aoIluno. 4noreas garitenien,
Dor. anton Gbomien an0erien,
euun0. Sans Mat5ieien. Sulifoo.
So5s Sorgenien. MeOel6p. Nartin
Gbr. 8eooerien. 9immersbsl. Sen.
riff Better Gpfien, 9raOerIp. aorl
Gr. 6anien, aprberreo.
Get r~e0i0ereoe Min6itetal er M
4tS2.
WioiOmmerregnen bar gioet belle
Glanteoqfiten ct froOigere u~oieenoe,
fife min0it 9hoenarferne, iom treng.
te Aaarot til g9oe, ifripes Der ira
Sunooeo til yfSlensb. 4p." aor.
net oil enonu funne r9ffes en- Del
unoer Sfrioningen, men CONNER
toret, iigr 9uaget, bar BOG ale
reoe rot baarot UNDER ben LANCE
SerfeperioOe.
Siamantbrnllnp. Ntanong ben 8.
Suli funOe ifelge o9eimOal~ Uta.
lermeiter Wfiicf og 9uitrn / Slots-
gaoe i 6noersleo feire oeres 3ia-
mantbrDllup.
Dit eller apb. @reO Runt8uu
bar uoienOt felgenoe Hlnoifrioelie
til iamtliee Meierier ! 9rouinlen
olespigs6oIten:
Com Oct er Gem befenot, fan
ben 5or6sielie al asorationen, Der
noes iioen Reoipttelien al 9reo-
mpngoen, fun gennemIeres, nnnr
omtrent en- 5ieroeoel al Vfalfe'
feerne fsres til 5lagtebPnfen. ,5or
at milone bette for bort aopgorltt
o~ueroroentlig baaroe SnOgreb er Der
blepet inoleoet 5orbnn0linger meo
grugsfor6unoene, Der gaar no poa
at laoe Dit 10 mgritatnin8 ior
ego. Get ligger aItiaa / Deres
eaen Snteresie, noar De bnrtisit
uuIigt begpnoer at iremitille DIT
al SfummetmpIf. De biora9er Der
oeo life alene til 8pfolfenes ern9-
ring, me ogiaa til 8eOarelien al
oeres egen ap9gbeItano, bpdo Der
after meofsrer 5nofrielien Of en-
Itsrre Mplfeproouftion.
Sloebrano. Ssnoag 5ormlooag
ben /. Suli neobrpnOte iflg. ~Hibe
Stiftst.~ @oareier CIR. 5enlens
gienoom / anorborg Ssnoenaa tet
peO @ranIen til Obbefar. Der inoe-
brpn0te Z Spin og 8 4alpe. Se'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
aartOfler % Sua af Oen mn
@asfOr6rneerme i SbnSerbOra

~p"otio0sb
maa iislae Ell Interchangeable ira
Ra9fltraten inotil pioere life BRUCE
Bas efter s Aiten. 8eo OoertrQ-
oelier oil @nsien blioe afipGrret.
Gn nn%oercrnGret S9noerigoe. st
arigsorama poa Sreoerifsberg. 6or-
leoen @ftermfooag par Der en- IPano,
Ser faIot ON / 6alfoner Glleen /
4sbenbaun. San ina moger %
|inofaG0en no, og set par sienipn.
ligt, at ban I lang Ti6 life bapoe
fooet oroentlia Mao.
9fl btep ban ifpnoiomit tert til
5reoerifsberg SoIpital, boor man
itrafs iaa, at set par Suit og 300,
og llnoerernering, Der 6auoe ia.
itet BAN til Sor0en. oe BAN oil
MI bIioe pIeiet ombn9geligt.
gog oenne file @piiooe ifiliIer
ser iig iflg. g. T." eft 9riasoramu
al Sen t~rfIteite Dirt, % oct er en-
u0mprfet SlllfItrotion til Ben Rso,
Der er berIfenoe / De frigsfsrenoe
|2anoe.
N1anoen er SsnoerpOe. San
6eooer aarl 8eterien og eier neoe
/ SlesDig en- @aaro pao y Esn.
Be 9ano. men alligeoeI trnoe ban
life faa, boa0 ban fltnoe ipiie 5.
lin 5ortpiplelie ilpgteoe nan ooer
@rpnien % reiite til asbenbaon,
boor ban bar en- Seiter i 6nlfoner
ale. "a Dan enoelia TOM I'll as
ben6npn, bite bet ii9, at 5siteren
par rejit til SDerrig, oe ban itoo
6a ganife alene, u0en Dfno, noen
9engq % uoen 9efen6tifnb, miot
! Den tore 8n. Sigge 0iloe ban
fife, % iaa fom BET, Der maatte
fomme.
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1eobsr bor lat list mere Gin /
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font en- goo gIs0e oil fun6e gre
aoot. Spor Sommerfornet fife
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oct MI oeo at ifrioe; FOR Roefrug.
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pas. Riiqen fan maaife blipe li0t
mere fpIoiq I 9ernen. agerhset
% Gngene oil fife aioe oct no-
6ptte iom iioite Iar.
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uooaIget ! 6aoerslep bar oOertaget
9eilagIng9elie NJ. m. al De oeo
offentlige og prionte gDgninger til
epnnfle0ningsnnlpg og Deo SPf.
nina anoen0te 3obber0eIe, 6eri inc.
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.rer N. NJ. iant Sc oeo 2pnofleo.
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Den Omiigt oe Gneret, bpormeo
9pifidtIo formnar at Itampe Willi.
nroerne irem til 4rigslonn, er life
felt alminoelig. Gu er Der iioen
6oroaret ogino int ct Spitem /
Gang for at uonptte De 8iorag,
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pillige til at ORE. gnbner fna0nn
iSofont fnnr, ~fortpller uRibeStifts.
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fenote Sporemprfebsger. RaorSol.
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gen, og naar 6enne er fnlbt meo
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fparefosfen, fom faa teener arigs.
laan for gelsbet, Der f~orrentes meo
5 PCT, faofremt be fffe bnpes In
ben TO Star efter Sre6sflutningen.
DC &rren teller WilIioner at
Soloater, tan Der 10 ogfna 40 berne
Wei inopinoes en- Del Yenge.
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BortIano, W1aine, Carl q. Suno, 6 freo Sanpn, ia
bredus, 6reo 9anien. q. 6. Sanien DO. $40, 6. g.
9rln S15, Serbia erno, ernet 2uno. GeIs 9anfen,
9eter q @nfop, u. Maoien. 0aortn Spertn, Sans
S. s. Smitb, S. 4ehrin, 6reo CIen bper So, Cigar
2uno, Sole 6anien bu. So, Eborpalo Iboreien 81. 1880
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Gil areosmiShOnen
atlantic are6sl

Ser tpttteret Tor .......... $265s
grootiphs N ~. Salel Wlg1. .....tt......... 1900
Bolton, WPasf, getbonia Ugb. ..... 300
Rep 9ennarf, Canada, Worten Gbrilenien ......... 800
Jalmoutb, Iae, enaais D2gb. (Specielt) ...... 30 az
8oreeftcr. @lasiz Bethesda WQgb (Gelegatreie) ........ 764
Bolton, Waasi, ge6ania Rgb (Oeeeatreie) .......... 400
Wlootaget me6 9af.
panouro Rasmussen
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

MAJ ifsIge Ell 9efenotgereIie fra
M~agfItraten inotil pfoere life BRUCE
@as eiter s aften. 9eo OOertrP-
oelier oil Bnsien blioe afIpGrret.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23
LsT CHANCE TO ENLIST
uep of 21-31 Registration
Urged to Volunteer

carroll G. Dolman. who has been
of the teaching staff at the
,oo, of Mines the past term, ar
,sd in Monte Vista Thursday morn
! and surprised his friends by ap-
airing in the regulation army uni
I'm and with the rank of first lien
rant corps of engineers. On ac-
mt of his acquaintance in the val
Lieutenant Dolman was selected
| canvass the valley in an effort to
|cruit as many of the 21-31 men ds
Sssible before June 20, that being
i date when the selective draft will
commenced.
There are many advantages in the
hing men of draft age volunteering
! service before the selective draft
made, as every possible wish of
L applicant is complied with re-
riding which branch of the service
may enter, etc.
1.-THE last chance for the men of the
|st draft call to volunteer is June
| While Lieutenant Dolman is max
& special drive on recruiting the
81 men, he will also receive ap-
cations from those outside that
kss who desire enlistment.
Mr.. Dolman has had military ex-
|rience and, while he had enlisted
i general service, was greatly sur
Used at being called for duty at the
|ade of appointment he received.
Is headquarters while in the valler
|ll be La Veta hotel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23
EOPLE DO NOT REALIZE
GRIM SERIOUSNESS OF
THE WAR SITUATION

The visit of DR.. Newell Dwight
Ills to Denver last week brought
Zme to many an individual the pro-
Sc OF early disaster for the nation
less 1t moves promptly and with
gor. The Liberty Loan emissary
moved the lid and told why many
thlnklng person in the East was
ending sleepless nights. Many who
fard Dr.. Hills confess that they
~ not realize the seriousness of
all; that they had never before
pen IN earnest the Kaiser's plan
uermanize the entire world. DR..
Ills removed the mask for them.
Inc cry TO arms! To arms! The
emy Is upon us!" may sound fool
but listen!
me weakening of Russia has al
Sed the Germans to launch a fresh
my OF a million and half of men
alhst the western front. This cir
nstance brings Immediately into
!" possible and even probable con-
lsencies which may cause the Uni
t. states TO bear the brunt of the
|Inting on her shores:
great reversals should be met
the western front.
me, 'noo'o oe over
the food situation should bring
u aliies to their knees,
tne submarine menace ba NOT
ecked. We no'
me United States Chamber of
;ilierce, ;,4a thru its executive COM
ee, believes the situation so ser
emf 'aat II Is urging upon the Pres
aroa M campaign of constructive ed
n k'i1h m OF the people as to the war
Pvernment ~ 0peia a''oi's oi the
ara we should move today as if we
M =. " race Germany alone tomor-
rbo urges the national chamber.
Senar, uiaih obstruction to speed in
konpa ral Iuhess is the failure of the
Ia ~. at W appreciate the fact that we
kssTt " war war Tho same fallacies that
Se Iia england are to be overcome in
Sousht 'tea States. England, too.
Iontha 1t would be a short war, six
(onpb, az most. England, too,
hp,st 1t would be a small lob,
bsn't 100, thought that there
{dmai anything special for the indi-
|onld 10 do, that the government
''u 10 the work"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

liam X. Hecker, C. l.. Tucker, James
Harper, r. S. Stevenson, o. A. Lind
strom, Frank Mcconnell. ]. S. Nc
Connell Berb Lindstrom, j. G. Mark
land, O. S. Elwood, j. W. Foster, Ar
thur Stevens, Ray Houston, PHILIPPE
Medina, Raymond Mety, j. F. Black
burn, j. r. Horton, NJ. ID. Toombs,
Amelia and Clara Getz, Francis
Rutherford, Sam Simons, o. L..
Southworth, 7. r. Jarmin, II. s.
Grannis, f. II. Hamilton, H. r.
Ayers, H. w. Martin, R. H. Davis,
Mary Beardsley NJ. l. Deutsch, Elon
Baird, Roy Waltman, F. A. Axelson,
Ira S. Mcclure, E. l.. Carter, o. G..
Beatty, j. H. Smith, NJ. +. Brown,
VIM. Warner, Joe Ruben, r. w.
Maddox, w. H. Mason, Pete Busch,
Eek Farrow, d. w. Spencer, G. N.
ketner, u. c. Eagle, w. C. Stendel.
Leonard Faus, w. II. Goff, Henry
Getz, Claud Phillips, Albert C. Getz,
Lorenz Haller, Mary Mcneil, r. M.
Kerry Mrs. Taylor Wells, Myrtl. c..
Woods, J. f. Zinser, e. w. Gonzales,
II. F. Schroeder, Clyde Mcdonald,
NJ. w Gipe, VIM. Hanks, Andy Dan
tice, w. j. En- Earl. f. NJ. FELTON,,
Bertha Black, Bert Hutchinson, w.
II. Swart.
$500 Each
Alfred Lund, Roy Mcconnell, Mary
Libel, Arthur A. Smith, T. II. Rough
ton, II. F. Leckenby, Fern Cellman,
Emma Chapman. Helen Chapman,
Chas. Grafton. B. +. Stevens Claud
Ditto, Adrain Baird, Edward Haefeli,
Abeleno Romero, w. H. Hender, ],
c. Haggard, Frank Brown, r. C.
Tucker, j, C. Frans.
S1.OO Each
j. II. Goehl, Walter Harris, Frank
Baton, J. ID. Shuts, Pablo Trujillo,
j. b. Heilman, b. II. Magee, c. c.
Egan, A. II. Beaman, Claud Travis,
Evelyn Kline, A. S. Billings, Dewey
Sullivan, John w. Crook, Gladys
Ditto, John Harris, j. II. Behil, w.
K. Seymour, Theodore Magee, Earl
Heaton, Pete Peterson, J A. Cornish
Hattie Edwards, John Percy, Delbert
Hopkins, Mrs. j. C. Higgs, Carl
Freck.
$3.50 Each
NJ. S. Shackelford, f.. II. Stevens,
G. NJ. Maxey.
S1.5O Each
Maske Anastasoff, Grace Warren.
$500
c. Dye.
80 Cents Each
Garnet Spear, Arthur Hubbard
Dec Conrad.
| $4.OO Each
Ray M. Warren, Fred McNew.
Geo. Baird
$500
Geo. Miller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

Miss Isabel Savage arrived Thurs
day morning from Topeka, Kansas,
where she has just graduated from
Washburn college. Miss Savage is
a daughter of B. d. Savage of the
new "Everybody's" store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

Mrs. j. Crow, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. J. d. Burch
for three months past. left Thursday
night for her home at Lyman, Kan
sas. Her son, Lloyd Crow, who has
been visiting here, left the same
evening for Mankato, MINI, and af-
ter short visit there with relatives,
he will return to his home In Kansas,
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23
II. T. BLOOD, Chairman.
+. II. THOMAS, Secretary.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Mitchell ar
rived in Monte Vista Sunday morn
Ing In their car from Sugar City for
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
M. w. Gipe, old friends of theirs.
Mr.. Mitchell put in his application
for superintendent of the Public
schools, while here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell returned to their home at
Sugar City, Wednesday afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

In response to the call for
aid, Monte Vista and environs
replied literally throughout
Red Cross week with volun-
tary contributions to this noble
cause, the first two days yield
ing $40, ,161.30, against a quo
ia of $4,000 asked for from
the entire county. 1t is esti-
mated that the grand total for
the week will exceed $4,000.
Conforming with the re-
quest of the national organiza-
ton, this city was represented
in Denver a few days ago by L.
B. Sylvester, Jas. E. Ward and
Mrs. H. F. Ferguson. Upon
their return, immediate steps
were taken for the campaign
for raising funds.
A monster meeting was held
at the Broadway opera house
last Friday night where patri-
otic enthusiasm prevailed.
Committees were chosen and
work assigned to voluntary
canvassing teams of business
men and farmers who visited
from house to house in terri
tory blocked out for them.
In this labor for humanity,
personal business was forgot
ten and the spirit behind the
yankee punch is best shown
in the tangible results. Don
ors to the fund met canvassers
as though it were a privilege
to give, and in the realization
that the most we all can do
will not be too much.
Indicative of the thought
prompting generosity, is the
story told by one Of the canvas
sers who, upon a visit to a
ranch home, was greeted by
the entire household-each
wishing to contribute. Before
leaving, a little toddler in
khaki, who had absented him
self temporarily, returned and
presented in his chubby brown
hand, five pennies for the
fund.
The accounting for the Red
Cross fund is an elabOrte mat
ter in itself. Daily telegraphic
reports are sent to Washing
ton, followed by letters of con-
irmation. Each contribution
is entered on blanks provided,
and as actual cash is received,
an official receipt is given or
mailed to the donor. All otfi-
cial receipts are numbered SER
tally and must be accounted
for by the treasurer, whose
records must be finally audited
by a disinterested committee.
The following list of contrib
utors represents only those
whose donations were received
during the first two days OF
collecting.
A subsequent list will be
published at the conclusion OF
the Red Cross week campaign
which closes June 25:
"a PARTIAL LlST)
&25O.OO Each
T w SHAFT, NJ. T. Lightner l.. l.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23


c. f. James, Wallace State Bank.
First National Bank.
$4,000 Each
John Drake, E. S. Matthias, Mer-
win Metz, L. f. Wright, E. C.
Wright, w. E. Kistler, H. A. Matthias
w. w. Wright Corbin Wright, Chas.
Monter, H. H. Bakken Lumber Co,
French & Kellar, Masonic Lodge A.
F. & A. NJ. No. 73, Chas. Trueblood
and wife, w. R. Carter and wife.
$500
L. B. Wallace and wife.
$1,000 Each
V. A. Drake, Jesse Davis, C. T.
Blackwell, S. NJ McElhaney, II. w.
Burkhart, Isaac E. Hart, A. ]. Stoe-
Der, C. NJ. Myer, l. w Dantice, o. NJ.
David, F. E. Wright, R. H. David
Geo. B Hawkins, A. B. Van Most
rand, Henry Settlers, V. H. Sander
son. w. w. Harper, Joe Shown, John
Hynds, Harvey NJ Wright, Felix
Keiser, ]. M. Sheasley, Murrey Macy,
Fred Scheel, Frank Van Buskirk,
John Macarthur and wife, B. B.
Wallace and wife, w. w. Reilly and
wife, Rio Grande Hardware Co., L.
D. Conant, A. L. Sweitzer and fam
lily, B. NJ. Gibson, Maude Thompson,
j. T. Tyner, r. r. Mitchell, Charles
Edman, Jesse Stephenson, T. L.
Bone, Lilley & Batchelder, o. o.
Wright, Paul Harris, Joseph Settlers.
$4,000 Each
P. H. Getz, Monte Vista Motor Car
Company.
$25.OO Each
D. E. Mccoy, Leo Taylor, J. Paul
Warren, Jess Eastman, Coy Wright,
L. Miner, S. l.. Holland, ]. w. Nc
Connel, Geo. Mccormick, T. H. John
son, Mark 'Francklin, l. G. Waters,
Frank Ulrey, Sam Riggenbach, J. S.
Wilkinson. A. R. Pollock, S. ]. Van
valin, ]. II. Moninger, Abbott Good
ding Drug Co., d. B. Clark, Nelson
Drug Co, A. r. Hubbard, John
Fischbach, j. NJ. Ditto and wife,
First Avenue Garage, Stella Moore,
Samuel II. Moore, d. C. vaile, D. d.
Raley, e. NJ Rawlings, Geo. Getz,
son, John f. Correll, James p. Veer-
kamp H. E. Lague.
$24.OO
r. j. Kavalec.
$4,000 Each
F. S. Jones, Ray Slocumb, Tribune
Publishing Co., La Veta Hotel, Fl. C.
Hurd, Palace Cafe, Cannon & Gov
ert, j. T. S. Maxwell, Fl. w. Jadg-
man, C. G. Gilbreath, Monte Vista
Journal.
$500 Each
l. p. Taylor, Station Tohill, J. L.
Freeman, T. A. Miner.
$1,000 Each
Clella Merchant, T. d. Mexican.
$1,000 Each
NJ. A. Reed, Glen Wright, Anton
Schmidt, c. r. Mcconnell, Carl j.
Seavey, H. f. Darrah, b. H. Smith
John Van Buskirk, Fawver Bros,
Joseph NJ. Southworth, J. c. Bush
niger, VIM. Nastine. NJ. w. Clark, c.
d. Lindenmeyer, Henry Robinson,
Frank Newmeyer A. Roedel, j. D.
Boyd, James Wilson, Dick Bertzfleld
A. H. Webster, Eugene Switzerland,
E. c. Hatton, P. j. Nelson, Jay Mil
ner, r. S. Long, Geo. Baker, John
hewitt, Roy Toombs, e. d. Getz, NJ
Brady, r. B. Faus, j. ID. Hannigan,
Fred Gulzow, NJ. f. Powell, Monroe
e Nelson, F. +. Goodman, Charles
Gilkey, w. A. Magill, A. d. McNair,
VIM. Hildebrandt, Fred bunker, DR..
Alkire, w. H. Quiram, N. j. Shilling,
Lee Smith, Busch & Nelson, Trude
Glatz, II. c. Loss, Laura Bechtel,
Peter Fornwald, Charles Maxfield,
Clarence Jones, John Heinbach, A.
F.. Wiley, Ward Darley, Arthur
Graves, J. C. Bell.
$500 Each
Oscar Lund, p. l.. Phegley, John
l.. Valdez, Earl Brown. Eli Turnbull
l.. II. Ashford, NJ. F. Funk, Florence
Jenny Mrs ]. l.. Prather, Elsie Dav-
is, +. NJ. Beardsley, s. s. Heilman,
d. L. Glngrich, n, II, Chernyk, Lii
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23
MONTE VISTA AND VICINITY GIVE $l0,000.0O
THE FIRST TWO DAYS OF RED CROSS WEEK
business Men and Farmers in Splendid Effort of Team Work
Put This Community on Honor Roll of Cities of the
United States Exceeding Appointments
MORE OFFICERS NEEDED

A second call has been issued for
Camp at Fort Riley. ID. C. Naile, of
this place, has been commissioned to
receive applications. Men who r.
ceive commissions will be paid at the
same rate as regular U. S. army Off
GERS, which is as follows:
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LABOR FOR SPUD HARVEST

A meeting of vital Importance to
the potato growers was held at Cen
ter Thursday evening, June IA. This
was joint meeting of the Ways and
Means Committees of Saguache ard
Rio Grande counties. The particular
matter under consideration was that
of securing extra labor during har-
vest and potato digging season. Some
definite plans were considered for Sc
curing the necessary labor. Con-
trary to the general impression there
are several sources of available labor
for this work. and while wages Will
be good there is no reason why farm
ers should pay exorbitant prices for
harvest help and potato digging
crews The matter of securing this
help will be handled by the lahor
committee in each county. Mr.. b.
F. Upton of Crestone Is chairman of
the labor comittee in Saguache coun-
ty and A. f. Cooley OF Del Mort, Is
labor committee. In order to get the
proper help it will be necessary TO
know somewhat definitely how many
men will be needed in the different
farms.
Everyone is urged to get In touch
with the labor committee in their
county or with e. II. Thomas, County
agricultural agent at Monte Vista. al
and crapff1y har M mo
they expect to use during the harvest
and potato digging time. The peo-
pie who do not make arrangements
before hand will be disappointed In
getting this help. No effort Is being
made to displace any local help by
bringing in outside help In order
that this may not happen, all parties
who expect to work during the haat,,
vest and potato digging and whUs
have not made definite arrangements
for such work should also get in
touch with Mr.. Cooley, Upton or
Thomas at once. This will prevent
bringing in more men than Is neces-
sary. and disappointing local help.
The minutes of the meeting are as
follows: Center, June IA, joint
meeting of Ways and Means Com
mittees of Saguache and Rio Grande
counties. Called to order by l.. w.
Burford of Saguache. Upon motion
Fl. II. Blood was chosen chairman of
the joint meeting, and E. II. Thomas
secretary. General discussion fol-
lowed concerning The labor situation
in the two counties. Wages and
sources of labor wero discussed. Mr..
B. F. Upton, chairman of the labor
committee of Saguache county pre-
sented information relative to the
sources of labor.
Moved and seconded that the
chairman of the Saguache county
labor committee and of Rio Grande
county labor committee Jointly get
in touch with the sources of labor
discussed and also with the various
farmers who will need extra labor
during harvest and potato digging
and make such arrangements al are
necessary to secure adequate help
Tor taking care of the harvesting of
crops in Rio Grande and Saguache
counties. Motion passed.
Moved and seconded that the min
utes of this meeting be presented for
publication to the newspapers of Sa-
guache and Rio Grande counties.
Meeting adjourned to meet again at
call.
II. T. BLOOD, Chairman.
Il. II. THOMAS, Secretary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hart and fam
lily left Sunday night for Shelbyville,
and other points in Illinois, for an
extended visit with relatives. Mr..
Hart will go on to Chicago to take
course in summer school at North
western University
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

Lieutenant Dolman will speak
briefly on War Phases and Enlist
ment at the Iris Theater tomorrow
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Hear Him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

sr,., frank Goad took her son
kom ;, " Denver Sunday night and
! ro.e e'e they will go to Nebraska
ha a'" Tor some time on account
'"e boys health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

''.e' Wallace, Earl Matzen and
| ~ carter applied for entrance in
|ero army and Navy branches but
., noe accepted on account of the
'hat they are married.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

levi arthur of Loving, New
kv l., spent Wednesday and Thurs
:" monte Vista on business.
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RIO GRANDE co. WILL DOUBLE ITS QUOTA

Washington June 21-More rs cities already have
exceeded their for the entire
me communities OF the entire which
exceeded their apporonments Colorado cities Colo
rado Springs and Monte VISTA
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-23

Those interested in Fort Rile
at Dr. Moninger's office.
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$500 Each

Oscar Lund, p. l.. Phegley, John
l.. Valdez, Earl Brown. Eli Turnbull,
l.. II. Ashford, NJ. f. Funk, Florence
Jenny, Mrs. j l.. Prather, Elsie Dav-
is, F. NJ. Beardsley, s. s. Heilman,
d. l.. Gingrich, n, II, Chernyk, Lii
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"a PARTIAL LlST

] w. Shaft, NJ. T. Lightner, l..
w II and Loretta Fassett.
$4,000 Each
Monte Vista Milling and Elevator
Co. Stow Mercantile Co.
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$4,000 Each
c. F. James, Wallace State Bank
First National Bank.