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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
cffbiellt gerbanbluuseu
Der WerpOn etabt aummifilrs.

Yer Hemrori EGib Der SiGot.StommiSTdre
6leli am rbtgen Datum HHier bem Borfs bee
gsaoors eiptHqiton ieine reetlmdsigr eisHua
ao. aHmeleno ionten bic RoHTIHifatf Gbetf,
SeImuu, Do9reu uno aieieuberq.
1as 4roioioa Der Ieeten Sisuna purte be,
itliigi
Cine Aefolutton tpuFbe angeucmmen, ipouadb
iero, 5um getrage BON $5,15g 10 be9ablt fpers
fsu loleH. berner tpuroe cine Aeiolution
Gnaenommen, peibe bic lrans'ertruug oon
lSonos oes 2epartemertis fit ofiennlcbs s&det.
belt Gnoronet
1as cefun oes sabert 8. s6erber I'M bic
ueberiragunp oer shnnfIiseHs bes RaIpb D
Whuer an esr O. nHe Sapaioad Strabe, iurrbe
bspiuiet
etteftirt: Grtbur Roib. Recorder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Efii5isfls SerhanSlHuaea
her RrppVrt Stnot apumtH6r,,

Der Reivport Ratb Der Siaotssomriiidre
9elt am obtaen Datum uHier bem 8orfs bss
W'dpors HiotH9toR etHe SDfsialHsHHs at an.
peieno fpnren bic RoHtmiiiape German, wscgrea
nHo RieieHbera
eine ReiolHiion plrbe lTlgenomuen mpndd
100 gSnter leters fiir ous g9Giisrfuerfs Deparie.
meHf aefduft iperoen ioueH.
HehHnngeH gum Betraae bon $1,000 iuurbeu
Inr Sdbiiing dngemeieH.
GtHe HefoluftoH tpirrbe anaenommen. uouach
bic Borf6ioge oes o. 8. Barter. SgibdfiBleiicr
bee aentlIdn actiGriaI Gurenn, pel8s IN ei.
rem S6reiben einsebeub er6rtert iiub. guiee.
bciber iuerben.
Sierdnf Bertnqung
Ges. n. }. atoiuaftpn n. Wahor.
gtteittrt: Grtbur Roth. Reeosbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Sec iluterIdIeifs beidmIbiat.

Inter Der anflnge bes llnteritleiis
r'uroe geitern Gbeno non ben Detef.
iiues 8!nte- un6 G5ernbarot SSdnles
S'grien nis GarroIton, ap., in Saii
genoutnten, Or pirS beiduIoigt Der
Sriin 5urnih;re so. in GarroIion.
bti her er als gerfditier auaeiteflt &c.
tceien. $400 peruHtrelt gu babeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Geaer.

Eurb eigen i3aS6nften 9laud,
fang mIroe seitern IN Der @obnlng
ron Qe.pbolo Qierion. Dem Sefretar
oea Biirsermeiiters. go. 5773 @eI.
mont aDeniie, elm Geuer perarindit.
bas gIiifii6ertpeife eel0ifvt iperoeu
fonnte, ebe nennen@pertber Sdnoen
oneeridtei iporeen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
sluf 35,OOO,OOO Suybel
gsIduft iid nod Der S6dbunJ bss
aterbau Departments
Der aussnbIidIi6s Wsbsnborrotb in
ben Der. Staaten.
Bon ben nit Dintsrfpsissu bepflanSs
tn 100000 adern
Wiro cine Grni, pon 100000, 900
gufbe!u erDnrtst.

ID q btnston, .. G., 4. Rai
Den nsueiien eddsungsn oss ader,
bau departments ;ufoIes bslGui;
iih Der 0orratb an Wsi3.n in Rorb.
amerita auf 100000 9uibeI, ba,
Don snHalIsn 100000 gu. auf SO,
nooa uno 100000 gu. auf bi.
Der. Stauten.
Sc iplrb aub gtidGbt, bab Der aui
100000 9d1 annb aepiIapt.
Winterpsi,sn tn ben Ser. Staatsn .i,
nen Grtrag bon 100000 8u. s.'
ben pirb.
Die 3oblen, psI6s ouf ben Durt'
ihnittserntsn Der lsbten Sabre bafi'
rem. srseben, bab in ben Der. S.ao!.u
uHo aonaba IN bisi.m SGbr, cine
Wei;snsrnte bon iiber 10000, 900
8u. erfuartet lptroen tam.
Der Griibiahrstp.isen ,rsab in ben
lesten Sabrsn fit Si, Der. Stadtsn
bur&i6nittIi& sinsn grtrag Don
25o.00o.000 unh fiir aanabo etnsu
ioidsn Don 10000, 600 gu.
Sn rormaIen 3siisu perbsn In
aunabl jabrIi6 100000 sd,r nit
Wsi3sn bebout. Jn ben Der. Stantsu
por,H in ben Iesten Sabr,u burds
ituiitIi9 100000 ad,r nit Griibs
iabrsp,iSsn bepflansi. pd5rsnb bas
nOrmaIs ar.uI fir 5ribiabrss unb
DintrDss.n ;ufammsn 100000
Gder betrdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

fsin S@iff fei am DisnIins Ra9mii.
tag um 2 ubr in elmer Gniiernuna
BON $50 Wsil,n Som 9anoe bon si.
mem 2crpebo esiroffsn porben.
sd befanb mid auf Der Bride, :"
iosts sr. .5iinf Minutsn Dor Der
Eorpsoirung bate it am 6orispnt
5ipei puntte beOba6ttt. SD md9te
fe isilssiisf. Die bic sataHeHisrs an ben ges
i9lbsn aufmertfam unb iis ri1tstsn
bic lsBteren iofOrt in bsIagtsr Rid.
tuns. absr be. NusbIid mar elm 70
untlorer. bab ss unmSsIi9 mar, 81
sntlhsioen, ob ss 5nu9bopis obsr
tleins pattouillstoots parsn. gi6sr
pIoBli9 ptri6panben bic beieen
puntte unb oonn pubttH mir, bab ss
5auhboots iparsn. Wir fubreH bonn
i'm 3idSndturs uno bic &anonisr.
iianben bersit, um ben Geino anieT
5susr gu nsbmsn. 9lbsr Ri,manb
tonnts irseno sttpas ishsn. uno nit
eiuem WnIe erfplsts bann cine furdts
bare erpIofion. S6on na& .ipau,ig
glinutsn font ons Shiff. Gs t5at uns
udtiirIi6 Ieio, oab mir unisr. Gts
itiiss niht In 2tRpsHbuns 6rinssn
tonntsn. I'm 70 msbr. als mir gang
oOr3iisIi6e aaHOuiers an 9orb bats
tsn."
9orbom 4. Rai. 9i, abmiroli'
tat CAB beinnnt oab ous permibte
Boot Der .Rotius BAN" nit isinsn IA
Snid1en bon siHsm britifhsn Dams
nfpr nridSf,,uhs,, ,nnyhen Isi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Die pplitii6en4 4efans enen
&eId)e in gterifo inter Dem arieg5.
geiege oerbaitet por6en tunren,
8urOeH am 9ouneritog in 6reibeit
eeieet.

StaSt @ferifo, 4. g1ni -Gas
8eies pom Sabre 1862 in @c5ua aiii
0en gGioerulf pcrionlld der @arnn.
tlen, 0a5 nit Dem SriegsBeiee glei4s
beoeuten9 III. puroe, nad,oeu es ieit
lebten gluglit pieber in Strait gerc.
len mar, ON Tcuueritag gIbeno alli.
ge1cben. lmO Die G5einugeucn, ipeld'c
inter oi2Ism @eiegt nerbaitei norocn
maren, entlaiieu. Inter ihuen beimS
iidl aud Der General Ronlilo gtatern.
iueIfer Die ireitfrdite I'M
Sabre 1914 DerIeiien bate mn bnlpt.
iddlIid iiir ben grld 5piideu Gar.
ranja ulo @iQa pcrnntucrtlih gene.
len lDdr. 0er General Sl,cio 8lanco
oagcgen beiin0et lid nod IN Saft.
SJm Sanat puroe Die i'm Salte on.
peliomrlene @orIage. ipeIde Dem Qri.
iioeuten Garrenja ouBengcpobnIide
gllodt iiber bic natioraleu ifinGn5sn
ertbeiIte. auf rem 9iicb geIegt. glui
cine anfrage, trarlm Die @iitgIieOer
Der britii5cn @eim6id)ait bel ben SSn.
uugurotiOre. BeierIid'.eiten abrpeieuo
1e!ueien D1ren, ertIdrte Grnelto Gar.
sra qere; I'm Romen beg auspGrtiseu
amtes, oIB 5riid,en Nlerito uno
9nalano Die irelinoihaitlititen ge.
7iehiunp;I hprrfhpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

Gin gsnn1tcr Der yllriteo Stdtcs
Shipping gooro gmergeitep 6Ieet
Corporation" erflGrte, Die 8eieIlifldlt
boiie, onB Sie beimiifen @eriien in.
iinnoe iein iDer0en, IN adt Dlcnatsn
t0I,crnc Sdjiiie bon insaeiamnI'
200, 900 5cnnen iertig 5i iieaen uno
nedl oieier 9tate f0rt3uiapbren. bis bic
1000 perlansten Sdlifie ieriiggetelit
iiro. 9as lpiiroe natiirlit nid)t nog'
lid iein. falls aIle oieie Gddife nldt
mad, einbeitIif,en 3eiduuingen, in al
len Gii5elbeiten gleid). erboiIt mir
ocn. 0lan benb. .dltiat Die eiT8elncn
Saljtbeile Ger G1iife am 9ejugs.
pIcec oes @Gterials tbeiliDeiie bear
ceiien ,u IaiieH. Gas arogrmim Der
untet Der Seit,,ng @oetboIs ItebenSen
BfeIlid)aft liebt ben @au pon 5000
nciteren b0l;ernen SdIfien por, uad'
benz oas erite Gauieno polleneet iein
niro. 9ieie Gfifie tper6en cine 5nbr.
Acknowledged poH 10 ancten per
Srnloe baben nit elmer 9feierpema'
id,ine, ole benz Boot i'm gsotbfaae eins
@eidaphroigfeit BON 16 aIioten aibt,
bic cs befdbigen iolI. ben urtcrieeboo.
ten Az elItaeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

rineeren @eboIt oIs $50 mo bi,
gsebr5abI einen ioldleH pom 200 ION.
nen uno barber bat Seit Seginn oes
.s5abres iinO neue g9eriien errIdtct uho
ncue Observation-Disclosures organic
iirt pOrben, Die ollie poIlaiii beitslit:Gt
Iein mcroen, I'M oas Sdjiifabrtspro'
sramm Der 9iegierlmq burtBniiihren
un6 boIIerue eSobrjeitae ali SieIle Der
bon Den beiitiden imo 0iterreidIidlen
llnteriee6ooten berienften Su banelI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
"a, hiciinc sd,nnhnirtcr llnir

- 81, bieIiec Sd,anhNirtcr llnirn
bct iolgenoe @eante erlpibIt: &roii-
bent: ssm. Ggnn; giScprdiiSent, Gus.
Graruforo; Frot. Sefreidr, Sobrl
Sdule; Sefretdr mo Sdaemciiier,
tSreo. gee6er; anplan, Sos. @tiIrrap
SSad,e. Sobn Grcwe; Sele1nt, 9auI
9iban.
- NHt. 0ieer, peICber 6urh meb.
rere Sabre an ser 4 Strabe eiueil
Gemilicbnnoel 5etriet. lit in Ger Cafe.
lamb Srreiianitnlt gcitorben. lie Sci.
die wIroe Gcitern glbcnN mad Der
@obnuHg ser giiItter oes 9er5lid;e.
ren, Gin Strabc, eebra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

ibrs SnbuIirisn s.Iidut. unb iis ipirS
bnfiir fsrnsrbin 2anbssprobuise nod5
Dsutidlanb ausfii6rtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

40 abtr pirb man bic Woior.n
fir all bisis raid aufeiuanbsr pom
Gtapsl sslaFsnen S4iffs bernehmena
@ussnbIidlih sisbi es ni4t seniissno
Wai9ineniatrt;su in ben Der Staas
ten, bic DieieImptoren iabri5ir.u, unb
sur Grri9tuns naisr Gabriim ootr
sur llms.iialtuns alter ssbSrt 3sit.
(Dsr BON Ruoolpb DieisI srfunotns
MGrmemOtor, bel bem Sr.unitOff.
gsipo5nlia petroleum, in fetu ger
tbsiItem 3uiianbs m tomprimirtsr
Guft sur GrpIoiiOn sebra4t lDirb, sss
tpdbrt srObs glusnusung bss osi5'
materials.) 0i9t nur Das. IS MIL
fen aud ,Ompsientt Wlai9iniiim s.s
funben Derben, bic 4rbsiien aussu,
fiibrm. Dos udmIite pirb in ben
Sdifisbaub0fen nit 9e3us aui
S6ifisSiinmtrsr Der Gull isin.
S4ifis5immerer perbm ni6t iibsr
Ra4t sema9t unb bic in bisism BE-
ruff tbdtissn asuts iiuS bsrsits boil.
auf bsi4dftigt.
Ssbss btsier nsusn Solddiifs piro
100000 ioiien, mas, ipie bsr.its
bsmsrtt. bic 5dlfie b.s prsnes .inss
Siabli9iffss 1T. gtpa 70 yrO5,nt
aIler pom Shipping 9Oaro gu srbau'
snben Sdiffe iollal, lpit ssiast nirb.
an Der pacific Stiiits berseftslt pe,'
ben. Dos mag ung.iidts Der 5bat'
Jade. bdb lie I'm trdnsatlnntiihm
gsr!sbr gsbrauht ipsrbsu, fonberbar
erid)eintn, es bal aber feline sui.n
griinos. Dor alien lit 8aubolB an
Der Qor6ipeittiiits IN REDEEM Ulabs
Dorbanoen, aud iOmpetsnts 9rtei.s.
frdfts IN bieisr ips3islitH srantt
unb fir ibre sritt Jobri (ourd ben
glanama anuaD iperben bic S9iifs
8du5ol3 Iabsn. glon rs6nst, baB oas
S4iif aui isinsr sriisn syabrt $40.
900 sinbrinesn ipirb. 9oa III bic
patific aiiiie niht Der ,inSis.
plab, Der siiien srObsn gorratb al
gaubOls bisist 5n aouiiiana 1T bic
aum S6iffsbau sssisnste SolSart
denfaIls mafsnbdft porbaubsn uRo
omar niht nlI3upeii BON ben Derf.
ten nm S!ypoilontit unb an Der Golf,
lift: sntfernt. Disis gperftm ipsr.
ben ibrsn antbsil an Der arbeit sr.
baIisn. Der Siibsn. Der bic sum
S6iffsbau erfprberliftn 6Ols.r be.
fibt, isbnte Iif IhOn felt stobrs.butsn
mad einem lsbbaftsn Sang bisfss Su.
buitrisspeisss; SoIsldiffe pcllts Il.
bod niemoRb bob.n Gos bat It'd isb!
nit einem SdIns. s.dnbsri unb man
iUirb bort bic Ge!sseubsit ausnatss.
5olsf&iffs. iDie lie isst sspIant Iinb.
iperDsn siipa 10 Sabre 9isRlt tbun
tdune1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Charles Gbtuarbs,
Der Sapitdn Der Buckingham,
Sammt allen biz auf 3ipei MitgIieb.r
isinsr Munni4aft ssrstts..
Gr CAB sinsH betaiIlirter 9eritt iibey
bic @srisntuRs fsinss S9iffss
-
uno bas Osrs.bIits 9emiibsn Der
Gsi4asmauni6uft.
-
Charles Gbtuarbs,

Dem G.inOs ;u 2sibe Su ridsn.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06

=. T.. Kaler. who has been located
In La Junta as chemist for the Santa
Fe during the past nine years. has
been transferred to the eastern diyis-
ion OF the Santa Fe. with headquar-
ters In Topeka. the transfer being
effective on April LIST. On account Of
his health Mr.. Kaler has been given
a three months leave OF absence, and
will put in most OF the time visiting
relatives and friends in Kansas and
at the home OF his wife's people in
Edna, Mo.
Mr.. Kaler has been In the employ
OF the Santa Fe as chemist during
the past twelve years. and his
duties necessitate his being on the
road almost continuously. He thinks
man would have to have east
iron stomach to keep II up indefi-
nitely. and is therefore going to give
himself. and also his stomach, a
much needed rest. with regular hours
and all the edible luxuries that such
a mode of life Implies.
Mr.. Kalcr pays very high com
pliment TO the water supply OF La
Junta. He has made innumerablc
tests OF II during his years OF service
MS chemist In the city. and says
that outside OF being rather hard.
the water Is AS pure as any that will
be found along the line OF the Santa
Fe. and contains no ingredients that
could possibly affect the health. He
is rather fond OF. La Junta water
himSei. and thinks that the old oaken
bucket full OF La Junta water will
be one OF the lusurles that he will
greatly miss on leaving us for fields
green and pastures new.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06
u Pays Ia Farm Well

Demonstration surveys on more
than coo Kansas farms. conducted
by the state agricultural college and
county farm organizations. show
that the better the farmer. the big
ger the returns. To use the words
and figures OF Edward G. Johnson.
dean OF the extension division OF the
college. In telling about the results
OF the demonstration: "rhc Kansas
farmer who cxccls his ncighbors In
the crops produced makes on tho
average $3.50 TO 5000 more each year
for his labor than the average far
mer. The farmer who nScels In pro-
duc,iyeneHs Of live stock receives
$3.50 to $500 year more for his
labor than the average farmer:
while the farmer who cxools In both
crop yields and produetlveness OF
live stock makes stoo TO 5000 a year
more than the average"
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06
EvANGELIsTlC MEETINGS
Four Weeks Campaign VIII Open
Sunday, January 28th-Nieet-
ings Held In NJ. +. Church

Arrangements have been compIet-
ed for series of evangelistic meet
ings in this city. The campaign will
open on Sunday. January 2Sth, and
all meetings will be held in the Meth
odist church. Rev. Robert p. Carson,
of Denver, will be In charge as the
evangelist, and j. IL. Sawtell, OF
Burlington, Iowa, who has achieved
considerable fame as a singing evan
gelist, will be in charge of the music.
At meeting of the Ministerial Asso-
ciatiin, held last "Wednesday even
ing, committees for the evangelistic
campaign were appointed, as follows:
Executiye-E. Payne, chairman;
DR.. John Mcneil, +. A. Allen, A. S.
Marshall J. +. Findley, oran Walk
er, A. l.. T. Ewert. C. NJ. Harrison.
Finance-M. F.. Miller. chairman:
d. A. Smith, r. Phillips, Ed Wood
bridge.
Treasurer-John p. Gilliland.
Prayer Meeting-J. +. Findley,
chairman; Mrs. F. NJ. Stark. Mrs.
A. S. Marshall, Mrs. II. Goldie, Mrs.
w. II. Rife.
Publicity-Mrs. Blanche Snyder.
Personal Work-The pastors. w.
Y. Black, J. II. Arbuckle, NJ. X.
McCauley, Mrs. Fern Pratz.
Music. II. Sawtell, chairman:
Fred Z. Austin, S. II. Millikan, Mrs.
X. L. Croy, Mrs. Leonard Thomp-
son.
ushers-H O. Wright. A. S. Mar
shall, J. II. Richards. Harry West,
Bert Gilliland, X. Phillips. c. Il.
Mapes.
Evangelistic-Jas Collins. chair
man; c. l., Seeley.
Sunday School-G. c. Rich. chair
man; c. NJ. Harrison, John Giililand.
+. NJ. Stark.
Young People,. II. Richards.
chairman; Miss Jessie Ferrell, Mid
dleton Stark. Kent McCauley.
Nursery-Mrs. II. o. Wright. Mrs.
Bert Gilliland. Mrs. Amos Ferrell.
Mrs. Hettic Allison.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06
WEATHER FOR THE YEAR
Record Shows that Nearly Two
thirds OF All the Days In the
Year We're Clear Days

La Junta maintained its reputa-
tion during the year 1916 by keep
ing up its record for having the
finest all round climate of any COM
munity in Colorado-a state that is
achieving fame even outside its own
borders OF having the finest all the
year round climate OF any state in
the Union. During the year 1916
there were 2l6 perfectly clear days
in La Junta, lOl partly cloudy days,
and ~ cloudy days. As n partly
cloudy day in Colorado would al
most pass muster in any state in the
Union as a clear day. we might be
able TO boast of record OF 81 clear
days anywhere outside OF our own
boundaries, which would be equal to
80 per cent OF the possible-that
is during all OF the daylight hours
of the whole year the sun was shin
ing trifle over three-fourths of
the time. February and March had
the most phenomenal records for
clear weather, February having -
perfectly clear days, two cloudy and
three partly cloudy, while March had
% clear days, cloudy and 6 part
ly cloudy. There was not single
of July. and August and September
had only one each. Usually the most
abundant period OF sunshine is from
February to September.
s. II. Miller. of North La Junta.
is the local weather observer for
Uncle Sam, and makes monthly
report OF his observations to the
weather bureau in Denver. His para
phernalia consists OF government
rain gauge which records the pre-
cipitation for each twenty-four hour
period. and thermometer which
registers the maximum and mini
mum temperature for each day.
During ihe year 1916 the total
precipitation in La Junta was 1881
inches-nearly six inches less than
for the year previous and also for
the year 1914. which were phenom-
enal year for rainfall in this section.
There were 80 days during the year
when It rained. 23 days on which
IL showed and on 32 other days
there was n trace of either rain or
snow. The rainfall for each month
In the year. with the record OF the
two previous years given for com
parison, Is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06

I'm the five years ending with
the year 1916" says the Railway
Age Gazette, there were almost
$500 miles of new railway built in
the United States, an average of al
most 400 miles year. During five
years ending with 1916 there were
less than 10000 miles built, an av-
erage of less than 1000 miles a year.
During the five years ending
with 1916 the average increase per
year of all tracks operated was l0,-
346 miles, while in the past five
years II has averaged about 1000
miles per year.
''In the five years ending with
1906 the number of locomotives or
dered by the railways of the United
States was 22.400, or almost $500
per year. In the five years ending
with 1916 the number ordered by
them has been less than 1900, or
about $500 n year.
IN tne I'VE years endlng with
1906 the total number OF freight
ordered was almost 100000, or an
average OF over e1S.O0O year. In
the five years ending with 1915 the
number ordered has been only about
100000, an average OF about l4S,-
600 a year.
THE foregoing statistics set forth
In a striking and even startling man
ner one of the most important facts
to be considered in connection with
the present situation OF the railways.
This is. that the car shortage and
traffic congestion of 1916 came at
the end of decade during which
there had been a great expansion of
transportation facilities. while the
car shortage and congestion OF traf-
fic In 1916 have followed Immediate
ly on the heels OF long period of
depression during which the increase
OF facilities has been relatively
small. Since our railway facilities
have proved inadequate at the be
ginning of the present period OF
prosperity. what kind of situation
Will II cause to develop II industry
steadily grows
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06

The board of directors OF the Fort
Lyon Canal Company. elected at the
recent annual meeting OF the stock
holders, met In Las Animas last
Wednesday for the purpose OF or
ganizing for the ensuing year.
There was a very decided change
In the personnel of the officers
elected. the directors from the east
end of the canal having their own
way and electing officers as follows:
President, Ray McGrath; vice presi-
dent. w A. Colt: treasurer u. T.
McClaye; secretary. II. VI. Freder-
icks; superintendent. II. +. Powell
Frank Kreybill. OF Las Animas.
who has officiated as secretary OF
the Fort Lyon Canal Company dur
Ing the past twenty years. and during
the past year as secretary and super
intendent, refused To be a candidate
for secretary, and + succeeded by Mr..
Fr"dcricks, who viii retire mex,
Monday as county clerk OF Bent
county.
The appointment of attorney.
which has been held by Henry A.
Dubbs, of Denver. for number OF
years, was deferred until the Fcbru-
AIRY meeting OF the directors, as tho
term Of that official does not expire
until next month.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06
Permits to Wed

Marriage licenses have been Is
sued during the week to Paul Brad
ley and Miss Connie Griffin. both
OF Tobo. Colo: Juan Romerez and
Miss Rosa Martinez. both OF Chcraw 4.
Bcnjaminc J. Morris. Broadwater,
Ncb.. aud Elizabeth Martin. Of
Rocky Ford: Gaudeloupe Gomez,
OF Sugar city. AID Miss herccia
Tieria. OF La Junta, and q. 6. Scott
and Miss Ruth q. Esry. both OF
La Jupta.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06

with the population OF the nation
Increasing nt the rate Of 100000
annually. the United States will have
15o 200. 900 people TO feed In 1850.
Unless we increase our rate Of pro-
ductlon proportionateiy some Of ~
will have to 70 hungry In 1850. II
you are fond OF worrying. here II
something more for you 70 get
wrought up about.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06
Suffering From Amion,obiiiti.

Las AnImas must be In a very
prosperous condition. Two carloads
OF Fords were distributed In that
community last week. also four sax-.
on Six automobiles. and more ma
chimes on the way.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-06
1881 1914 1887

Light frosts were recorded on Sep
tember 18th and 2sth. and October
18th and goth. and the date OF th"
first killing frost was October 2ist
There were only eight days during
the year 1916 when the temperature
recorded was below zero. The lowest
temperature recorded was on January
i3th. when the thermometer regis
tered 12 degrees below zero. aud
the next lowest was on January lIth
when II was nine below. on Noycm-
ber 18th and itth the thermometer
registered and o degrees below, re-
Spectiyely. on December 21st I below
and on December 27th Just below.
This does not equal the record Of
1914. however. as there were only
two days during the year when the
temperature record was below zero
and . degrees was the lowest.
The record for clear days. cloudy
days and partly cloudy days. with tho
maximum and minimum tompera-
lures during each month In the year
IL given below. the minus sign before
the figures indicating that the tenn
peraturc was below zero.