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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

ongebraiut battc Gas 2i6t orong MIR
Id)Da1 bis IN ben Noum, ipo oie beiocn
0ldnner rm0 oas Nld0dcn iid) ocr6orget
bieltcn, immerbin fonnten 6ei0e D3Gnner
otc Game in Dem ingeipiieu &idte erfen'
nen. Sic iab ungepo6nlicb 9roB aus, oIS
lie iebt ger1ufblos 0urd ouS3inmet buid)te
mo boriidltig an Dem Giiroorbongc porbei
Nnrd) Die @erbinoingStiir binnur6blidte.
gSds iie fab, inuBte ie ltarf cridredt bo6en,
0enn iie trot raid 5ltriid imO preBte cine
Sano oifS &er3 sicrouf idritt ie long.
Jam 5ir Siir man borte 0eie leiie offnet
uno Die Sdmc longIan ~ Boil fir 3oll,
mie cs idien ocn &orrioor cntlangglei.
ten @s mor ideinbor Oic Siir oes SNlof-
oirnucrs, Die ollfgcbroden fporoen mar,
nno Die Game nd6erte iicb oieier nll in-
nler nebr Benoleton botte anfangS ges
glaubt iic fuolle nad Der Srcppe geben, ais
er jeBt nbcr ieinen Srrtinn crfonntc, faBtc
CT ben 9fe0olper feiter in0 fliijterte icinem
5rcunoe 5i nSic qe6t bort bineinl"
Ole 0ede iicl mif Oen 9o0cn, ais cr ollf.
itano, ieine @eine poren abcr itcif ino I'M
iicber 9Iuh glibton.&irf idicn lett 6cn
3eitpmft oes GingreiicnS iiir Qcfommen
81 balten, 0enn er antiportete fliiItcrno:
u9urc6 Die 3immerl Sb ncbme oen aor-
roorl~
Yenoleton frc6 pie Gin S6attcn bintcr
Ser iponiihen gouo bcrbor 0ur6 oie
Cir, Ole na6 Der gfieocrIagc fiibrtc, fomte
CT einen Cell ocS Sdlof5nners ii6erblif.
fen, om 9ooen 5ei5nete fi0 Scr Sd)otten
cineS Wlannes ob 05er1uIhloS i6lih cr
nif oen 3eben in Oe Slide oen 9lcpolpcr
bereit Didjt Dor Dem Sdlai5immer ltclltc
er iid5 sur Seite Der Siire auf mo rartcte.
Ger Sdatten beipcgte id, nuo er 66rie
cine tiefe bciiere Stimme III frau50iii6cr
Sprodc ia9en:
uGu Darit folih, oeun Ielbit iett not)
Uerlad)it lmo perbobnit on midi Sierb'i
bcpcgte Der Sbatteu Die 9lrne oro6ero
o9Lber lode mr. ib babe iblicBlid oo1 &c.
nomeli, mo ieBt bin i'd al Der 3cibe, 81,
liGcnl"
sam alitt Ser Sdotten meiter uno oic
~,eno 5inmlf 93eucleton i4ulte totiilsJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

onB eS ibn idien, nls Oh ulleS riilgsumbcr
nerihrmute ~ Die llbren idieuen nid)t
mebr 5il tiden, Der 9ltem oes D(dodens mar
nidlt mebr 81 boren ~ es por Elm 9hlgen.
blid fitr6tboren StiIlidneigens. 3ann
borte er anoere leiie, rubige Sdritte Die
1reppe orniiBer berabfomnien. ToS MGOs
den atmete beitig lnO IN borborer gluf.
regng, ooS 9oi1eln Der &leioer flong fur5
uno i6arf III Der ounflen Stille, uno man
forte, ipie iie Die Cir, ourd ole iie eingetre-
ten mar, ifloB 10 Dab oos SdloB ein-
idnappte.
Cine longe 8ouie entitono nm. 8enole-
ton fonnte 0aS i6pnde gltmen oeS WG0-
HcnS boren, uno eS fam i6m cigentli1
gang merfpiiroiq Dor, oob Iic ilid)t oilH ieis
nen gIten borte Gr itellte ld) Dor, ipie iie
on Der OeribloIienen Siir lebnte. ooS Ser3
boiler Surdt beim @er1uide Der bera6itci-
genocn 6uBtritte. Stdrfer imo Itdrfer
piIroe iei @imid, ouf5uipringet uno ibr
81 Oeriidern, Dab 5reimoe nabe ipGrcn.
9od ou fiiblte er fuieOer Sen tparncnocn
Drud ieines @enoiien, Der 3l erraten
id]ien, mas in ieinem Snnern borgilq.
8em @inidnappen Der Tiir botten Die
Sritte ouf oen Shifen aifgeb6rt uno es
berridte elm Stillidpeigen oas 9enoletou
nneuolidl lange oiinfte ipdbreno es In
@irflid]feit iebr fllr5 mar Guoli1 borte
man Die leiien idblei9enoen Sdritte mieoer
i'm aorrioor, imo iie famen imner ndberi
Das @los an Der Eiir tplr0e oorlittig be.
riibrt. Damn probierte man Die Siire 5ii
oifnen uno lieB oen @riff bebutiam mie0er
los gSod) elmer filr5eu @oliie b6rtc man
oraiBen Elm 8iinobol5 anitreid)cn, Ia6 ocI.
fen Sdeiu ourd oas G'los; mieoer pcraina
cine g9eile, oon eriboll elm leiIes aIirrci
mo olunpfes Sollen es mar flar, 0aB
Der 5peite glnfommliug Wo6iDor6ereitct
mar mo cine DER Tiireu erbrobcn battc.
gllle @er6inomestiiren Der @obmrt1
itonoen ofien; ourdl iie borte man iebt oas
9IntoBen an Nl0bel mo oas 8erlntsr.
5ieben bon Gor6dnger 9lim 5eiatc iic6 cht
ipeiterer ftr5er 2idjtidein, gefolgt BON lt6t
ferern, beitdn0igcm gidjt Gin 3eid6en az
fir, Dab Der 5Ueite 2lntoptnln9 cas c..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Gnnaert im Ynric.S 6rntrr.

0irigcnt ". SO. &cinqortncr BON
Ser aopelle ser n@etbleben Steel
Co. bat gum 9euefi5 fir oen Bot
timore 6ono~ I'M 2pric-Gbeater om
5reitag 2l6eno Elm Invertebrates
Erogramm fiir oos BON ibm aui5n.
iiibrenoo CONCERT oufgeiteIlt. 9(n
oeniclben miro Sri. Cue Sor0orO,
cine befonnte Sopronidngerin tbeils
ucbmen Die uuter 9lnoerem Die nSeb.
te Stole, mo mebrere in ser gleu.
5eit menig nebr 9eborte 2ieOer gum
Gortrag bringt. Gas BON Ger 9o-
pclle oii5ufi6rcnoe CONCERT eut6dlt
oie un9ariic6e 9ibapiooie 9lr. 6 bon
2ii8t Die 9lrie oGepuD 2eiour, q"
glus5iige bon o9ltlantiS," Oic .Olo.
riiano4 im0 SuDertiire uno 0ie g8io-
nimg unO DER Segen Der Oper oGie
Sugenotten.4 SBrominente 9emob-
ner bon Baltimore, mie 9. Somea
@rismolo, Ganiel 8afer, 0loDor
greiiom @ou0erneur Sorrington Ii.
S. u. Gobis boben bereits 2ogen be-
Ieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

Inn Die Siire berunt uno erblidte eincn I'M
terleBten ltdrfen Wlonn nit groBem aopf
mo graient Saor in oem er ioiort 0cn
Mann erfonute, pelbeH fe eincn gIugeu-
bid lang in icner yladt in Der Sir bon
Sodes gSertitatt erblidt butter.
Ser Wlolm itano jebt gerooe Dor Dem
9Iloe Sumes, itarrte binalif 81 ibm uno
id)ilttelte iidb Dor 2o1Gl. 80 0iuttm slt
ieinl" iprad ct pie0er ouf Sran50liidj.
ugSie fonnte iCb oenn at6 piiieu, oaB ser
alte Eeufel iidj friiber cinmal 8aDnc
uanntel~
@r griff biuouf um0 nobm oos @ilO BON
oen Soten sOlit ieinen frGftigen Singertt
RIB er Die &iidieite tort uuo Sog Gin fla1eS
Bufet init Bopieren beroor. 0as gilo mari
er meg inO blieb cine 8eile ite6cu, Die $50.
piere anitarreno, nobel iicj elm breiteS Ga,
clelit olf ieinem @eiidjte 6eigtc o0os lit
alio oaS @ebeimnis! ghin, &ode miro mid
gut oafiir be6obleli, itno eS miro idjon ooS
inert iein mas icb Oafiir einieBte~
@r taltete nad ieiner 9iodtaidje, ipie Inn
ooS @ofet wee5uiteden, oa lieB iid) elm bur-
tigcs GoicbeIn boren, oas 9ofet muroe Inn
aus oenS1Hoen geriiien lmo Goitb Bale
Lief nad Der &orrioortiir imo Ser Sreppe
nad iuten 5l TroB ieiner ani1einenOcn
Shwerf1lligfeit mar Der Wlann ober iebr
gclDanot nit 5pei S6ritten botte er lic
iiberbolt, 5og iie in ole W8itte 0eS 3inuners
5uriid iuo entriB ibr oos Yofet Ole oonn
nit rlbgen, mitleiosloicn 9higen onblif-
tenO, iagte er, iebt in cngliider Sprade:
oGs tlt mir leio, SrGulein, DAB Se
bierber gefonnnen iinO. Gos madt es mir
nur nod ibDercr SD ipGrc licber ribig
Dieoer fort9egangen imo niernano bate je
eiDas eriobren.~
Goitb Bale idalte i'm 5par blaB, o6cr
ieiten gIuges an. og8as polleu Sie begiu-
nen2" iragte iic
IS tut mir leio, Dab id iibcrballpt ct.
mas tun mnBf antportete iener nsSd)
teltne Gle 5Dur nicbt, aber Sie beareifel,
oaB i'd feiien 3eu9en 5urildldiien oorf~
SSiil lelben glgenblfe 5o9 oaS Wldohrn
sid cimds @lieenoes aus Der Eaid)e, ~
LgJ cnle iaAet groDcn 6dlItc enlypt, "r'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

iein 66 Stiftuu9sieit in ieiner SaIle
Die D}itglieoer imo oeren Comcn To-
pie Diele 6reunoe oes Oeutihen 2ie-
oes 6atteu lid 5u Der 6eier eingeiirn.
oen. @roi @umpreht 6otte nidt MIR
ein poiienOes Brogramm fiir oie Sc
leaen6et auigeiteat ionOeru er5ieltc
oud iiir oie taoelloieu 9ortrdge rei-
den un0 poblueroienten @eiiaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
eotal6eridte as gsai6inaton.


w ebr 3tnlen q 10 i'm d +.
Ger @oriiber oes 9unoes-Giitrifts-
Gontite's I'M Senat Senator So6u
@alter Smit6, bat cine Bill einge.
reidt, uad oeren 9lma6me es Oen
nGarle6ens-Saien~ geitattet peroen
iolI, 2 %ro3ent pro Mlonat 3inieu 3t
6erednen, 9is6er lit ole 9iote rlr 1
Ero5ent pro NRondt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

llNubli0flinm"- y Jldil0n 0bebeD ber 00nl'
lQno"
,,N0r0 'S"-- Ibc blue BarO0ife"
,,03nnetn'- Geptembcr Worninq Olorics"
,,oippobrDme -Bnu0ebille uno gDanbelbiloer
,Wlarnlaub -4auoeOiue mo gaonoelbiloer
,,Ulnii,allnbemle"- Lreainre Sslano"
Dlfnneu so en3re Dc @raee Bon 10. big
O glbril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
g Aei0nna perIan q I:

Snl Giitriftsgeridt Bat 8rau RubD
@iloin ein @eiud eiugereidt Die
Eraumg nit 9eniomin @ilion 81
onnullircn &iliou mar Elm @eibdits-
mann in @oibington uno le6te uuge-
fdbr bier 0iouate nit DER al6gerin
ais er iie iiBen lieB uno nah &onioS
5uriidfebrte, 100 er 6ereits cine 6rau
bo6en ioll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Ielegrap6iidJer g8etterberidIt.

glus Den ilbrigeH gunoeS-ggetter.
@eobadhinas. .Stationen puroeu oie
icIeenoen nieorieiten Tenperoturen,
Die Inn s llbr geiteru QlbenO 5errid.
ten. berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

Wbonnnfen, BITE ben ,,Dtnlldlen GDrreIbpn.
bfnten" Mat bhHftlld Ooer nnregeludbia e..
1alffAi ttno 1ebeleI ber CiItCe baDSn per %cIe.
pbaH ohek imrtfllm whtibeIInna 6n niamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
9 onferott

Ger Spirituoien6dnoler 2amrcncc
q. @lcGorntid pom gtr. 227 @euniDl-
bnnio gIOemne, 60 bat i'm 81.
itrifts. Supremgeridt ieinen 9anfe-
rqtt nngemeloet gia6 ieinen 9lngo.
ben bat er $tt2OO.49 Sduloen uno
inaefd6r $4490 @ntba6eu @r bat
iid bereit erfldrt ieinen @laubisern
20 Gents am Collar 81 6e5a6leu.
&C. StiftuugSfeit.
Dlit eineH ausge5eidneten mliiifa.
Iiideu 8rogronme feierte eeitern
gI6enO Ger @oibinaton Sdnger6un0"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
eonnenanf. nnb .llnteraana.
ylnt9.
W8etterans sfdJten,

Sir Worblono uno ben 0iitrift
Columbia beute Eeoeu imo iaopeit.
lide &inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

Cine Storuug iiber Genneiiee una
cine anoere Storing iiber sem lueit.
Iideu 8lateauoeruriaheu Uerauoer.
lides @etter itHo 9iegeu an ser aiiIie
uno Shnee in Der Seeregion uno
I'M Sbiot6nIe. Sm lnteren 01iiIiiIippi
ino ben iiiootlontiiden Stooten lit
Die Eenperatiir betrddtIib nieoriaer.
Alle gln5eiden oeuten ooranf bin,
oaB cs am 1onneritag in ben gan5en
otloutiiden Staaten Requiem lmo an
Den groBeu Seen idneieu miro. Gie
Eemperatup miro iib iuner6al6 Der
ildditcn "a Stunoen ui6t iouocrlid
dnoern 9Irf oen groBeu Seen fins
Die Stnrmparningsiieuole auige.
biBt moroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

The success Of Pompeian HAIR Massage is in its
nance Massage" Itisa treatment not merely tonic
The massaging (rubbing) of the scalp wakes up the
roots Of the hair TO new life This massaging also
opens the pores of the scalp to the wonderfully stimu
lating liquids in Pompeian HAIR Massage Dandruff
goes Your hair will become and stay healthy, Wig
orous and attractive. NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
gnnOes. Icparicmfnt fiir QanOwirf6.
fdlaft- Wetter.N Niirean.
Neridt 6es VaIiimOre g9etter6iireans.

Ger Seu@ii9teitsecbolt Der 2uft
mar So Bro5ent nm 8 llbr @}rseus
uno "a 9Sro5ent nm s llbr 9l6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

Pompeian HAIR Massage is a clear amber liquid
(not cream). Not oily Not sticky, Very pleasant
to use. 25e, 50e and ST. bottles, at the store
MEN Have your barber. give you treatment and
one application.
Don't play with dandruff any longer Get abottle
Of Pompeian today and let it demonstrate that dan
druf can be stopped and your hair made attractive.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

James r. holland, Secretary Of
State, has inaugurated a school
for automobile drivers.
Under the law the regulation
of automobiles comes under this
office. Jimmie has gone a step
farther by calling in. on com
plant Of the chief Of police of
Denver, any drivers who, while
not absolutely reckless may be in
competent. The Secretary Of
State holds that the proper man
agement of a machine calls for
the use of the sixth sense, or auto
sense, by which he means in case
of emergency the brakes are ap-
piled and the machine stopped,
even before the driver has time
to think.
The system is working out in
great shape in Denver and even
the drivers who have been sum-
moned before the Secretary are
approving the school" after its
OBJ jects are explained.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

tism Sunday afternoon Kew. josh VA
Cravett officiating ut the service.
The sad news of the death of Mrs
W NJ Smith Monday morning caused
great sorrow among her friends of
this place. Mrs Smith had been
living in this eighborhood for about
five months. She leaves her hus-
baud and two stepchildren to mourn
for her. Her husband found her
dead in bed.
Mr. Nc Kean and family have
moved to their place in Fruitdalc
after spending the winter in Den
Yer.
& w Stewart Jr. moved into the
house formerly occupied by she
Mulhollcn family last week.
All patrons and friends of Fruit
dale school are cordially invited tie
attend the Arbor day exercises to
be held ut the school house Friday
April 20. Come in the morning
bringing spade, rake and lunch.
The forenoon will be spent beauti
flying the school house and grounds
AT noon picnic lunch will be spread.
The program of the afternoon will
consist OF field sports and games.
There will be contest in jumping and
racing between the classes. also
races for women, The men will
meet the boys in II baseball game.
Come and show your loyalty to the
best school in the county.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

& a Graves, manager for the
Broomiicld elevator. has added his
name to the long list of Ford owners
purchasing car last week.
\ dance Is announced in Broom
field grange hall for Saturday even
ing April 18th. Everyone invited,
Sl.OO admission. refreshments free.
The sum of sos. 90 net was realized
from the Wesley Chapel entertain
ment given Friday evening Of last
week. 1t was enjoyed by large
attendance.
Worthin Grattan is home from the
State Agricultural college at TT
Collins, Colo, is spending II few
weeks vacation.
\ surprise was held at the Chas.
EggIcston home Monday evening
a bout thirty friends and neigh bors
were present, dancing was the main
amusement, every one reporting
having II fine time. Mr.. Eggleston
will move to his new residence across
from the Capron ranch.
Miss Crockcr is now boarding at
the Rufus Bailey home.
c f. Mckinney recently disposed
of his team of mules TO Mr. Press
wood of Longmont Colorado.
Miss sophie Clay left Sunday to
resume her studies at high school in
Brighton after spending II few week :
vacation at home.
The Misses Dorthy Clay and
Edith MOlholm visited 1T the Nueve
ranch Saturday and Sunday week
ago.
The following have recently had
telephones installed. Frank Smith
Harry Smith and Alfred Smith,
Mr. Dlwkins, the Midwest Hog
Co. and East Lake Garage.
At late hour Monday evening,
the neigh borhood was startled by
hearing what was supposed to be an
automobile wreck, but upon investi-
CATION it was learned that the "fliv-
er" owned by b j Hockabout had
become unmanageablc and was try
ing to go thru Mrs Clara McKees'
teucc. We are alta loss to know
why such II thing should happen as
there is ample room in going thru
the gateway. Better take it to n
garage Mr. Hockabout and have it
"doctorcd' if it is going to act this
way.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05
Heating Gets Praise

Congressman Heating received
the following letter from the Ma.
tional Legislative committee of
Anti Saloon League:
Hon. Edward Heating,
House OF Representatives,
Washington, d. G.
My dear Sir
The Legislative Committee OF
the Anti i Saloon League of A.
merica on behalf OF the constitu-
ency which it represents, takes
this opportunity TO express to you
its hearty appreciation of your
interest in, and support of, ad-
vanced prohibition and law-en-
forcement legislation in this SEES
sion of Congress. The continual
advancing temperance sentiment
throughout the country justified
new standards of legislation, and
your recognition of it will be ap-
pr eciated and Sustained by the
people.
The victories won in which
you had a large part, are we hope
the earnest of still greater vlcto-
ries in the future. when the reSo.
luton to submit the National
Prohibition Amendment to the
states for ratification will be a.
dopted, in which also we conf
IDENTIFY trust you will have apart.
When the legislative history OF
the decade is written, the Sixty
fourth, and doubtless the Sixty
fifth Congress will have a COM
handing place in it.
Again assuring you of our'high
regard, and esteem for you per-
sonally. as well as our apprecia-
ton of your official record, we are
Yours very sincerely,
A. j. Carton
Wyne B. Wheeler
Legislative Committee.
Edwin C. Dinwiddie.
Legislative Superintendent.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

have gone the same route within
as many years in Denver, and
Judging from the way the
public is combining and justify
ing these acts of unWritten law
it is occasion for alarm. All a
woman needs to do nowadays is
to prove that her husband was a
worthless cuss, after the deed
is committed, and she is not
only allowed to go unpublished
for her crime, but is congratula.
ted upon having the "nerye' and
and the good judgment" to put
him out Of the way.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05
Phone Arv. 50 Arvada. Colo.

Working people of all classes
will be benefited by the law pas
sed by the legislature which
makes it a misdemeanor for indi-
viduals or corporations to swindIe
employees of their wages. The
persons or corporations guilty of
such acts may be fined or impri-
soned in the state penitentiary.
The bill was backed by the La
Dor Commissioner and the Secre
tary of State. 1t is estimated
that 500, 900 annually will be col
lected by the labor bureau. The
offenders which the law is aimed
to reach, includes women who
fail to pay wages to domestic
servan is.
During the month Of March
more than 100 claims were pre-
scented to the Labor Commission
err and more than so per cent Of
them were collected, despite the
fact that the labor department
did not have legal authority which
the new law gives it.
In the future, mining compa-
MES which hire men to develop
prospects and do not pay them,
will face prison or heavy fines.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05
Fruitdale Notes

Mr. and Mrs Mulhollen left Tues
day for their future home in Akron
Colorado.
The Grace Missionary circle will
meet ut the Missionary rest home
Saturday afternoon. Mrs Hcinkie
will give u talk. All girls are invi.
ted to this meeting.
Those on the sick list with the
measles this week are Clara and
Howard Claxton, Mary and Er.
by Eison, Wilma Smith and Verda
Hesscr.
Mr. Etichison rebroke his arm
Wednesday.
The Christian Endeavor social will
hold ITS next meeting at Goodsclrs
Friday evening.
Johnny Moore and Louvia Alto
joined the Baptist church by bap-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05
Upper Ralston

Blundering Billie"thc comic PLAY
recently given by Enterprise Grange
is to be repeated at Fremont Grange
on this Wedne sday night. April IL.
There will be special Easter ex
erciscs at Ralston Sunday School
next Sunday. Everyone should ell.
courage the children by being pre-
sent on that day.
Mrs ID f. Bcnneld entertained
company from Arvada this week.
The heavy storm on Saturday still
further retarded spring blowing.
1t begins to look like the farmers
will be unable" to plant any spring
wheat. But their los. in this respect
is offset by the benefit to that which
was planted last fall
our farmers are ,latcd over the
possibility of being able, under the
"Phcasant law, to rid themselves
of these destructive pests. Senator
Staley's work in the Twenty. First
general assembly is appreciated by
his many friends in this locality.
Why not subscribe TODAY?
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

been due. Other legislatures
have wrestled with this debt and
have evaded it simply because
they could. The Twenty-tirst
has wiped out the obligation, to
make the amount reappear in
better highways.
With the remainder Of the
money the board will purchase
for Sl70, 900 vacant ground near
the capitol in Denver on which
future buildings will be erected.
This is regarded as prudent and
far sighted move-the buildings
will certainly be needed someday
and the ground will never again
be bought so cheaply.
Then, as a last item, the board
will refurnish parts of the capitol
and make necessary improve
ments in the grounds. Colorado's
state house, one of the notable
beauty spots Of the nation. will
be more attractive than ever.
The Denver Post is as consis-
tent and sincere perhaps in its
appeal to the people to stand be-
hind the President in this war
crisis as it has shown itself to be
on almost every other public
question. Sundays issue came
out with flaming headlines on
the first page, pledging all Colo
RADIO to the presidents war poll
cy, while the entire back page
was devoted to an advertisement
which pleaded with the people Of
the West to write to their con-
gressmen and urge them to OPP
pose every measure that was
likely to draw this nation into the
world conflict, indicating that the
Post pursues the policy of not al
lowing the right hand to know
what the left hand doeth. Either
Bon and Tam figure that adver-
Using in their columns is incon-
as far as the moral eff
feet upon the public is concerned
or they would sell their country
for thirty pieces of silver"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

Not satisfied with allowing
Mrs. Stella Smith her freedom
and blotting out the stigma of
being a murderer, the Denver
papers and in fact some of Den
ver's social set are inclined To-
look upon her as a heroine.
Something like three husbands
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

Colorado has decided to pay
herself an old debt of honor.
Figuratively. she will take money
from one pocket and put it into
another. Nevertheless the debt
will be paid and the good roads
Of the state will profit.
The twenty-hrst general assem-
bly, voted $3.50, 600 to the board of
capitol managers. The board will
Immediately hand over the road
fund 5000, 600 which has long
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-05

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