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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
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Gs gibi unsnDiinfdis De5dxnfe,
ST. auber einen 1siftsu ufrbru6
nid)is peitsr IN ins ousf0Ten. Hber
bo iiiiD onbere, ois e. ftrtis brinsen,
uns IN aIleriti R5tbe, wtriessHbtiisu
unb aiimnltrniIft su ifiiraeh, mas is<
oenfalIi nit bem uripriiHslih 10 l5iis
Iiffn 0sbanfsn bes Sdfnteus in be-
bduerIiftnI Wiotrfprii9 iisbt.
llnb bnrum fsisn bier gentle Rom
fIiits eripdbni. ME iit isbsr bon uns
ipcbl idcn srlebi, srIittsn unb bsroit
- iOiedftpiasn bat.
dir miiIieu uHs 7oIasnbes ptrges
atnipdriiaen: Wit iebtm GjeItsni. uno
lei ss b1s qeriiiaik, ipirb benz ems
pFdHssr RE mordlii6s pflift aufs
trltat, Elm OnnftswOrt unb siniats
9pbsnbs iibsr bic @ubt All inesn.
;Jiir cine foldt Don benz @ebtwbsn
aeitufisne Giiuntion III a. cine sisms
Iid ildali1e 9HtihuIpisuns, ts 10
bsr,lic, gut .seusint" ,u babsu; ipit
iibtrbdupi bic bel Tolhen 9siesstheis
ten germ nHsetpaHoten pbraitu: -Dss
MIA. ale. bon 6tr5su'. .Hur cine aus
fpru6slois aieiniatsit" unb btrqlsi'
f,n Der aei6ilosrten .3frnngslass
nidts pcn ihrs Yeinii6tsii ntbmsn.
ipcferu bas Wenias uno bic alsinia'
teit unaIiidli6 esipdbIt ipnren. DEM
jsibit bic anipru6alofeiit aleiniaisit
lam ben 8dn,esspang ni6t duslfcls
ten.
Gs III aber bic Srnst: ipas lou If
inenfen2 au9 iUsnH mir bon
@tibfidnbpunli eipmaI abiebsn -
mi. 6ers unb giits nIltin nift su
bsantporisn. 9us eiefsn id,0neH Dus
asn foa 6tr Gnii4IuB o.s Sdeniens.
bts erfreusns. eebortH irerben; be-
,intr Musfiibrina mub idou bic IN
ielliaenI ~ Rnie aesodtu tperoeu
NsnidRnisnHinib. Spiirfinn. Per
itdnonib unb eine barnit p,rburb'r'
seitneiliae 9bftsllang Der fubieitirtr
@ei4rndsrihiuns.
GoG beibsn: ipdblen fornen NIT b.
auaen nts nnbtrn. ruiibis Der @sb,r
be; bas fenn benuiflifrrneiIs nur i
ben iusniasn aiIlsn bOGtpmmen oelin
gen, fro, BEL griiHblidRr 0srtrauttsil
nit Der Meisnsort bes su 8.Idtrlsn
ben. bsiSf auf elmer dbnlinen aultur'
itufe in Ge!dmddsfraeen ftebtn.
es muk obne Gsutimentalitdt or
jaa, iperben: monfer fnnu MAMIE
.iasnili6 iiberbaupt nid,ts ittnier'
l.nb 100 bies Der fJan III, bd foI
man Ehlub mnf5en nit fold freino-
i6dittDi.uetr 9lHse'pohnbeitsn! Dr.
Siffe elmer fir bties 1b.iie erlOlenSeu
freimiiitiqsu Ausiprotg.
Seb.s erit, 0ei6tnt, germ, frStIit
unS iei6fhsrSia s.sebm. tam elmer la'
itenbsn astts anfanssslisb istn. Dbtr
ipo .g ctns Ghsni.H niht absebt, on
mail, man prattifhs Gts,nhdnbs, BIZ
leinsr 6effmadsrihiuHs untsrnorftr
iinp. Samit tpirb man INNER 5rsifof
pbtr bpt, peuigitsns nis Dsrleseubst
uze gsrbrub bersitsn.
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stitIId; uneitiG rsribtilf. goIb tdben
mir enpon sifpfti, bolb suptnia. Nut
aube Der Maiferipirtbffofi III Is nun,
n;s idtrIi@e muHernitnge 5tps6m6bia
~ pe,f5eilen. Dosa bitner unfer on.
b.rein 1faIfetrrtn fSfnlipeiber),
HiHbresulierunssn, ges nnt Ghhrdfs
itrursstnndIe nip. 1boiiperren fol-
leil has Wdifer, bas snr Sfnur
itimsISe unb nod b.ftissn Ressnsiiiisn
unbenngt ab!duft unb babti Iebr bdu.
fla olsE iiberffipsmmt unS sroBen
Sbabsn onrihtet, fir tie trodenen
Gomme,mcnots ouFipeihern unb nah
gsbnrf ateeben. I'm beutfhen ReiGs
iinb ffor einige iplner Etdlfperren
araeleai iporben. abgcitbtn bapou,
eab lie Gle llrberdpemmunaseeFubr
nerrtngern, trm6elit,n lie es, bdB Der
Wuiieripiseef in BEN Don ibntn ets
fpsiiten TliiHen ouf elmer beTtimmten
hcbs trtoiten rtrben fann. 10 bah
Sh;ffahrt unb GloBersi unb Der Be
trieb bon BaHespsrtanlapsn nifi eins
seiient 5u tperben braudhn unb BE,
rGifs-unesfandIe ni6t austrpdnen.
GuF biefe @eife irsre.n risle 3ufdIs
lilteiRn aus BEN Birttjhdftslttsn
0usseidSisbsu unb bieies eeirinuf an
Stetgf.;t. gubii6 Iitfern sbaIiperren
uu6 nod getrisbstrafi, bic ais elet,
trifdsr efrcm iibsranbiu sdeitet her
hen fam,
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f5nnin i'm Sample pnbri6t:nIia
Irint NIT bisfrn frrtia iptrben; T:
iinb bic grDbtsu btits Iebcsbtn dIsii9,
frsiTr aubsrbalb br Merres satstp'
nsn Sis unb onbtrs Beiti,n fiir4stil
iiH Dor ni1ts fpeiier. oIs Dor ben
omtritnnifdsn @affsn. nber Dor s's'
len oud eriinbIihl sic tbun oaasr
benz WasnI&tn nid,ts m,br gu eeibs,
ipsnn nidt ansssriifsn, ipsrom der
ittts feline Seinb. blsibsn.
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geberfIsds. Die iuabrs llrfads
Der Qsberfleee ldbt iid niht NIT Sis
,txrbeit f,ftiisasn. gle entitsb,n fan
0tre leb<n beionbsrsn Gruno. Sdufis
alIerbinss ipirb elmer ausgiebigsr
aidtipntuns. itarisr SoHHenftrab
lung pbsr o,rgIeidsn ss SGuib 5ui
esIbrisben. TbatfdtIi4 hanbeis q
iih nm slsine l0taliiIr.s pismsnts
an5Gufunsen in Der SGut, Die nber
nit einem innu.n asibsn gar nidts
su thur baben. Die gsbanbiaus III
rid,i iebr ausii4tsnia. - Wan fam
caerbiHas perinden, miiieIs hs slfis
:rif6sn Stromss bisis ptgmsnts
anbGnfunseH CUR 4uil0fuHg Bu briHs
gtn. Smmsrbin 1T bi,s 0sriabren
fttmst5baft, Ianswieris unb ourhaus
rid. iiGer. es eiebt TlsHihsn, biz be-
ionbers isid5i gu psrariiseH pismsHi.
flsfeu nsiseH nnb infolgs osfsn DisIs
asbsrfIrde baben. 9isit miiHsn iib
Dor blretitr Sonnsnb:iitabluns m0ss
Iihii ~ ihiibm iu6tu. Die 10 baufis
angefiinbisten imieDlbaren Diitid jnr
9eicitiaung BON Seberileden llnp
,oonnneriproiicn III iait imuier irudt
log. Gs aibt aud seberiIeden. Die ar.
aeboren iinb imo nlcbr ben Glarnfter
ssiirtisr WdIsr dnnsbmta. Mud
bieie ~ beftiiissn III itpisris. Sino
sk Jisds gang bunieIihDdr3, 70 ibut
man inter llmItdnosn out. iis auf dis
rursiidem Wtes tnifsrnen 5a lniisE.
ba ,s bier unb ba oortommt, eub Ofr.
ariiss SIsds 5ur Gniiistims b0snrti,
ger e'eidipiillts aHIab acbtn.
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Rpr5ise 5if.ntli&er 1striebs

I'm europa bat man nit btm Sp'
fem Don pripatbabnsa f&oH gum gro
ben absiI ssbrpd,en uHb bic meifisr
gabnen psritaatIiht. 5iir bic Si9sr,
bsii, nit Der bas rtiisube gIubIituH
bort faben iann, IT bur6 bic ausrei'
dxnbit.n Wtabresan ssioret, tUie aus
etnsm Btridt Der .5eaHifden @unb'
ihau- berpOrgtbt. br foIatnoes rt'
biIt:
Ctsrtoa, getrisbsmittsI uni
gr.ms gprri4tungsu iinb mi! Sa'
nebmenbeM geriebr perbsHert; beion'
csre aufmsriiamssii 1T sOr alien ben
SignaIs uno StdkrlHss Ginrihtan'
gen sipepenbsi tpotben.
Sisr Itthi neuerninss bic Srags i'm
Bprberarunp Der GrOrturnseH, oh
nihi im Gifebuhnbstrisb in ipeit,rem
limfanae als bisbsr an bic Stelis Der
oerantipsr.iidxn sbGtigteit Der Sc
bisni.e.sn bic Wirfuns ielbiifbdiger
mefnuiitsr Ginri6tiinetn su iebsn
fei. Gs irurnt bos bdorbers IN Jragt
fir tie Messluns Der 3nafDlge unc
gum Gtab seutH ras llsterfohrtR Der
6aItefisnaIs. Don sroker DiGtiateit
III hierbsi bus tslesrapHid< 3ngms!bss
persatrsn uHb bic fosenannte sltitris
ite Gtredenblcdiins.
Gs firbet babel Elm, gliiipirIung
bss .3iess itatt, inbun Der 3u5 bel
Der ausiabrt aus bsm BdbHhofe pas
SisilG! bintsr itf aui .5oIt," pirfI
ru5 ir Iid ieFbit bedt. 5srner III bic
'sre:actt bes riidiiatHben Signals
oabcu abbiHsis. bnb Der 3ue an eli
nsr bsIiimmtsr GtslIe b.s @t!tii.s
e.nsn srntait bfahrm bat. Die
i.fbiiibdiias GiretenblotIIns sniItebt.
irpem man ben 3us auf has St,aen
6ss Sianuls non ~9aIi." auf -syahrts
ireil1 iibsrtrdet. Seos unHptbigs
Wsrs0erune pirb baburd, ptrmkesn,
nns namentIih fit bic GtabildaIsa
batnsn Dru 8epeutuns III. eiHs srpbs
at9lIt ipisIi bann bic ginrihfuBs Der
@oriipuait. bic sur llntsritiibuHs bts
7sibrers lei uHIifii9s, Nitteruns
5isnen. Reusrbinas ipsrbeH Il. in
Der Norm Der 1oppeliihtppriiannl.
ausaefiibri. 2lnoers 6ilfsmiiisl iHb
bann ti. Jiihrtrftanb Gianals; bns
iinh iihibdre unb b6rbars 3eiden nuf
BEN siibrsrisaRo Der aoiomotiDs, bic
ansiiHhlsen. bab Der 3us iih sinsrH
Gignal ndbert. Sis ionnen aa9 NIT
Der Quftbrudbrsnit psrbuHbtn lpers
Zen, 70 bab beim llsberfahreu zines
Salielienales lsfbitfbdiise greminns
einiriii. Mir Sidxrunea Ginrihs
tuussH iinb in ban lebtsH Sabr5tbnieH
risls WhlliOn,p aufseipsntsi iporbsH;
obHs II, mare Der gstrisb bti bsr &c
ipaIiipsn gerfsbrsiteigsrung nidr
Dlrdsufiihren gepeieu.
5ifrsu III nod 80 bsui,rfin. baB bic
aatomntiifeB YlodfisnnIs ciih uuf
ben meiiisH nnsritanifdxn gubEen
iinb, baB g atsr nuf mans
den WatnsH nit BEN iibristH SidHals
fpftsm nitt 70 gut befsut 1T. 3abls |
rsitf linfdns bdttsn bsrurisbsH iptrbsn |
I5nnsr. lperm nHIEs In priDotxiis |
befinbgidwn 9dbntH nit btrfrlbsuI
bstrisbsn iDiirceu. mis bic
iiaatli6sn Aahnen h8 auslauhs1 !
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Serfaiians unb grobibitiOH.

Die IN beiben 9duisru Dom Rpnereb
eeHehmlgte NeipIution sur llnterbreis
tune sines @erfaiIunesz zamenbements,
bas be natirua!s probtbition einfiibr
ten fol .DroieHt geHaueite 8sd1tane
mt SfHF9t auf feline 8sSiebuHgen 5ur
SanbesoerfafuHs lmb mir slaubeu,
bdB ipenH oiefs in eebdbrsuber Beife
iibtrIsgi iperom, bds DisI ba5u beitra,
gen iofIte, bic Gutbsibung Der RefD=
Iutiun gu berhiHbern.
gBnu mir ale GtIbernnger priifsH,
bic bisher an Der 3erfoHuns porsez
nommeH irurbeIL 70 fiHbeu mir bak iis
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einn nraneMfenner.

.9sodlInals.. mein geidliib. Sbneu
bic 0anb nIeiner lodDtcr Su Ueripei
gern III lmabdnberlih~
Ia BIN idD bpppelt geidInaen.
gnaoige Srmi: In Der 9iebe, oann
aber aiidl IN Der lfiieIfeit, eine in.
senolid, fd,onc Sdnpiesermama b.,
iieen 81 lpollenl~
@yhlH Die Sade MD iibsrlegt
feiH. gemiiben Gle iidD In eirieen
Tdgen Dieber beri"
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966fts pbisams.

JuHets 5reuHb gu tintm aIisn
SilnsssislItn. btn er Dor BEN 1auis
sints 3abnar,tss iriffi. bsi ben iia
jtntr einsn 8dbl bat sisbsH ldiIsn):
.4n. ME itshi's NIT BEN Dslbst.
dsH3@
JunsssielIs: .5abs MN. Gjott Isi
Dant, pisbsg einsa psniafs IL
naih@is
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ausbsr 2.bspsIt.

.Was madt benu ssbrs geliebts, bic
Ednaerin Dom Sta6ttbeatsraD
Die taust wIr auf Der Rale tsrs
um-"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17
MODELLING LABOR
- FOR THE FARM
Effective Campaign. Begun in
State to Distribute Surplus
Labor Where Needed

While the farmers Of the state have
been urged, during the past few weeks
to make plans for greatly increasing
their crop production, the leaders in
charge of the movement have not ov-
erlooked the fact that a serious Ia
Dor problem will be developed by this
increased planting.
An ambitios plan is now being
worked out whereby every available
"hand" in Colorado will be listed and
pledged to the cause 30 that groups
of workers may be modified quickly
at given point whenever the need
manifests itself.
The smallest unit of organization
will be the neighborhood, the plan be-
ing to make each community as near
ly self supporting from a labor stand
point as possible by arranging for
A labor committee will be appointed
in each nsighborhood whose duty it
will be to make survey of its COM
munity, calling upon all men, boys,
and girls to volunteer for work when
they are not busy on their own farms.
individuals will be asked to state
when they will be available and if
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

they cannot - forecast their time,
to report to the committee when lull
comes in their work on the home
farm.
Thus it is hoped that the available
labor in q community can be 20 shift
ed as to meet the demands Of the
neighborhood.
Next to the neighborhood commit
tee will. be = township committee
which will function in the same man
ner in relation to the township n
does the neighborhood committee.
The next unit will be the county
with . committee with similar func-
tions.
A summary of the results of the
surveys in the various counties will
be sent to a state committee appoint
ed by Governor Gunter, as will also
summarized reports of the labor sit
uation from time to time. It will be
the duty of the state committee to
attend to labor problems of state
wide Importance and to shift the sur
plus labor available in different Sec
lions Of the state to districts where
there is a sarcity.
The state of Colorado, through its
Agricultural College and the ways
and means committee appointed by
Governor Gunter, and the national
government are cooperating in this
work. The Agricultural College and
the national government are repre-
sented management demonstrations of
the Extension Service, who is a mem
Der of the state committee and in
whose hands has been placed the task
Of supervising the survey and carry
ing out the provisions of the plan
In the rural communities of the state.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17
WALTHALL BILLED AS KING
OF ALL EMOTIONAL DRAMA

Henry B. Walthall, who plays Ben
Cameron in "The Birth of A Nation ~
which will be seen at the Hipp Thea
tire in Julesburg on May 23rd and "a,
was born on cotton plantation in
Shelby county, Alabama. He was ed
ucated at home by a private tutor
with his brothers and sisters. Be
sides swimming in the river, riding
and good hard work, he did not in
duige in any particular sports and
did not see many people, rs the near
est nelghbor was three miles away.
When he later went to New York
ne appeared t" advantage in the Civ
il War drama Winchester" in which
he played the part of Captain Clay
Randolph; "under Southern Skies" as
Steve Danbury and in "Old Point
Comfort"
James Kirkwood, who had been a
stage associate of Walthall's, per-
suaded him to "try out" in a certain
Fart in a photo play. The result was
the commencement Of the association
OF the greatest director with the
greatest actor, which was broken on
several occasions only to be renewed.
He finally joined the Biograph and
when Griffith left to take charge of
the Reliance Majestic he went with
nm and appeared in all the big fea-
lures made by the great director. Wal
thalls work as Strongheart IN the
photoplay of that name as the In
dian IN Ramona" Holofernes in "Ju-
dith Of Bethulia," N Lord Chumlev."
in The Avenging Conscience" re-
markable performance; "Home Sweet
Home" as the Little Colonel in "The
Birth of Nation" in Users "(;hosts~
and pillars of Society,"" have all
been creations which stand out prom
inently and which have led to his
recognition as "the greatest actor of
them ALL"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

A Passnt Teaehsr's meeting will be
hsA in The auditorium Of ths Jules
burg grade school on Thursday eve
ming. May 2@th. at O'Clock p. m. Be-
low il the program in detail:
Quartette Misses Wickstrom, Taylor,
.Aessrs. C. W. Laharee and Lee Erb.
The Parents View Of an Efficient
Teacher ----Mrs. ". T. Galley
Discussion led by--C. v. Parker
General Discussion.
Heading Vivian Rood
Music ----------Sth grade Glee Club
"The Teachers View of an Efficient
Parent" --C. w. tanning
Discussion LED by Mrs. E. N. Kelsey
General Discussion.
Results to Come From the Co-opera-
ton Of the Efficient Teacher and
the Efficient Parent Geo. P. Young
Discussion Led by Mrs. C. F. Parker
General Discussion.
All parents, and all friends of our
schools are invited and urged to be
present and take an active part in
the discussions.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

ROY VERNON.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17
MILITIA TOSAH-
GUARD COLORADO


BY an executive order issued yes
terday. Governor Guntsf has author
lied the immediate mobilization Of
such portions Of the National guard
of Colorado n are needed for pur-
poses of guarding and projecting the
railroads. telephone. telegraph and
power lines, water systems and other
important property throughout the
state. The proclamation gives Adju-
tant Gen. Frank d. Baldwin full pow
er from this time on to call upon any
or all units of the guard for active
service.
General Baldwin declaked this NOR
ming that for the present only one
unit would be called out, this to be a
troop of cavalry of the First squad
ron. Just what troop will be called
has not yet been designated. Work
of assembling supplies and equipment
will begin at once, and it is stated
this first troop will be ready to move
within forty-eight hours. Its men,
bers will be stationed at various
points throughout the state for pur-
ROSC6 VI kOAEu anu pEVVGCktOus
Gsvefnsr's Preelanstisa
The proclamation reads a. follows !:
Whereas, the United 6tates of
America is now in . state Of war with
the German empire, and, whereas, in
the opinion Of the undersigned, as
chief executive Of the state Of Colo
RADIO, il becomes necessary to use
the military forces Of the state to re-
pei invasion and to execute laws en-
acted for the safety and welfare of
our citizens.
"Now, therefore, julius C. Counter.
A. governor and ex-officio eonamand-
er-in-chief Of the National guard Of
Colorado. by virtue Of authority in me
vested by the constitution and laws
Of the state Of Colorado, 10 by this
PROCLAMATION hereby order and direct
the adjutant general Of Colorado to
call into active service forthwith such
parts of the National Guard Is may
in his judgment be necessary to &C.
complish the purposes above mention
ed, having in view particularly the
importance Of guarding and protect
ing against damage and destruction
all lines of communication, including
railroad, telegraph, telephone, trans
mission and power lines, and all res
ervoirs and irrigation systems and
other property Of vital interest to the
state, wherever such railroad or other
property is not already fully guarded
and protected by the military forces
of the United States.
I'm witness whereof, i have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the great seal of the state.
Done at the state capitol in Dem
yer, this 10th day of May, the year
Of our Lord, 1917, in the one hundred
and forty-fourth year of the indepen-
dence of the United States of Amer
lea.
JULIUS C. GUNTER, Governor"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

Nstiee 4 Hearing Il Petition.
State Of Colorado.
County Of Sedswick
In the Matter Of the Petition
of Sumner W.
Hume, for the de-
termination Of in
terests in the
lands and tene-
ments of Charles
Bowen, deceased.
and Ann Eliza
Bowen, deceased.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
To William C. Bowen and Alonzo
W. Bowen. and all persons interest
Cd in the lands and tenements of
Gnarles Bowen. deceased, and Ann
Eliza Bowen, deceased:
You and each Of you are herebv
notified that Sumner w. Hume has
filed his petition duly verified by nj.
fldavlt, in the District Court Of the
county Of Sedgwick, state of Colora-
DO, praying for the determination Of
interests in the lands and tenements
OF Charles Bowen, deceased, and Ann
Eliza Bowen, deceased, to-wit: The
west Half Of Section Fifteen (15) in
township eleven I'D North, Range
Forty-seven (47) West of the 9Th p.
M, in the county of Sedgwick, state
OF Colorado, and that the Court. nv
its order, made and entered Of rec
ord on the 23rd day of April. A. d
1917, has fixed Tuesday, the 5th day
OF June, A. D., 1917, at the hour of
ten o'clock A. M, for the hearing Of
said petition, at or before which time
you may appear and answer such ne
tition, and set up any proper defense
to the same, or any part thereof, or
t or assert or protect any in
in such real estate.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
said Court, this 25th day of April. A.
D., 1917.
(SEAL) GRACE L. ROOD,
Clerk of District Court.
A. F. Perrier, Attorney for Petitioner,
First Pub. April 26, 1917.
Last Pub, May II, 1917.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

said Court, at Julesburg, Colorado,
this, the 30th day Of April, A. D. 1917.
G.. H. AUSTIN,
Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk of Said
Court.
Robson 4 Hendricks,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
First Pub. May 3, 1917.
Last Pub. May ~, 1917.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17
SOUTHWEST TABLE ITEMS

Sam Wheatley is drilling a we'll on
the Cannell place.
Geo. M. Clark and family were in
town Sunday.
R. Wilson visited Smull's Sunday.
Paul Cannell is hauling lumber for
their new house and barn.
.".s. W. W. Vann, who was visiting
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

tate Il J. p. Dvaesa. Deceased.
State of Colorado
)ss.
County Of Sedgwick)
In the Matter Of the
Petition Of Emilia
Elite Duncan for
the determination
Of interests in
the lands and
tsnements Of J. p.
Duncan, Deceased.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
To All Persons who claim to be heirs
at law of ]. p. Duncan, deceased,
and to all persons interested N said
Petition:
You, and each Of you, will take no.
D., 1917, Emilia Elite duncan fiied her
petition in the shove entitled cause
in which she alleges that she is the
can, deceased, and is his surviving
ton Of the descent Of the following
described real estate, situated in Sedg-
wick County, Colorado, of which said
-. g. AuuSAuS ulcO Selzeu OI an IN
Unbeatable interest therein. to-wit:
Lots One a., Two (2), Three (3),
Four a.. Five (5) and Six (6) in
Block Fifty-one (51) of Union Pa
cific Railway Coinpany's Second Ad-
dition to Denver Junction, now jules
burg, Colorado.
That the post office address Of said
Emilia Elite Duncan is Axtell, Kan
sas; that the 18th day of June A. D.,
1917, at the hour of ten % clock in the
forenoon Of said day, has been, by the
order Of this Court duly made and en-.
tered of record upon the 3Oth day Of
April A. D. 1917, set as the day and
time for the hearing of said petition
at or before which time, you and all
persons interested therein, may ap-
pear and answer said petition and set
up any proper defense to the same,
or any part thereof, or intervene to
assert and protect any interest you
may have.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17
NOTICE!

On Monday. May II. Mr.. Chris
johnson will take over my milk route,
for which I will supply the milk, as
usual. Those indebted to me please
arrange to settle up before that date.
Also I wish to thank my customers
for the patronage accorded me and
bsspeak the same liberal treatment to
my successor.
ROY VERNON
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17

Mr.. Ford is already in the sieic o.
this important vosk.-Cslorado Az
ricultsrsl College News Notes, Fort
Collins, Ce1e.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-05-17
Petersen Mercantile Co.
JULEsBURC. COLORADO

Notice q Hearing # Petitisa to De.
terMine the Descent Of the Real E.
tate It J. p. Duncan. Deceased.
State of Colorado
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
HAMMER BOY INJURED.
Struck by Car Driven by Walter Me
Creery While Crossing Alley.

Struck by Car Driven by Walter Nc
Creepy While Crossing Alley.
Lee Hammer, S-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Hammer, 8 West
Church street, was injured shortly
after Z o'clock Thursday evening, when
struck by an automobile driven by
Walter McCreery, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
r. w. McCreery, at the alley intersec-
ton at the rear Of the Stoddart cafe.
Young Hammer pushing bicycle
northward in the alley between Main
and Church sheets, was struck by the
McCreery car at the intersection, as
1t was driven eastward in the alley be-
tween Second and Third avenues. Nc
Creery picked up the injured lad and
hurried him to the Deaconess hospital,
where he was given medical attention.
Later, in the evening he was removed
to his home.
Injuries to the lad consisted Of a
cash on the forehead, about three
inches long; the left arm skinned be-
tween the wrist and elbow, and right
hip bruised. The bicycle was not dam
aged.
McCreery said that on approaching
the intersection he sounded his horn
and was not driving to exceed eight or
nine miles an hour, but owing to build
ings abutting the alleyway on either
side it was possible that the injured
boy did not hear his alarm and it was
impossible for either to see the other
approaching until both entered the in
tersection.
The injured lad was resting easy
this morning.