davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-10

Hsfrnx zF&rsk1, slsvnx pri-
n1adona metropolitan opeTy v
New Yorku, ktera nasledkem
valky uvazla v domovine (po-
chazi 2 Olomouee), neprijala
nynf il dvofnf intendaturou Der
liskou nabfzene postaveni pri-
madony, chtic byti volnou. Ia
skvelych podminek prijala IA
du koncertG ma slovanskem il
hu a Balkane. V Praze porada
ii bude samostatny velky kon
cert We prospech Ceskeho Srd-
.ce.
Cukr ze stareho. papiru hodla
vyrabeti die "Gazety Wieczor-
ne" mem. ucenec Lazar Cohn.
Pdjde-li to takhle dal, docka
rae Sc, re budOu Nemci vyrabet
brilliantly re stareho syra.
Tsjny fozkaz bankam o kapo
vAili zlatych pensz. - Viden-
ska "Arbeiterzeitdng'' pise !:
Nabidl-ll dosud nekdo bance
z1aty peniz a zadal zan papi
rovych penezich jen o poznani
vie nez 1fominelnf cena, byl "a
teen. TAX sc mela chr&nit m4na
od znefodnoeeni. Nasfedek byl,
ze Sc zlAto prodavalo je pod ru
kou "a nejhroznejsi ceny, takze
azio fostlo fantsticky. Konecne
koncem Gtvrteho v&lecneho ro-
ku, dostaly banky tajny rozkaz,
ably vymsnovaly deset korun We
zlate "a dvacet jedhu koruna v
paprovych penezich. Je to Vi
ce nez smutne, ze stat stall Sc
zdrazovatelem, ze vsak je zdra
zovatelem TAX obratnym, to no
ma konec pfipravi o dobrou po-
vest, kterou ma porad jeste We
skolnfch citankach.
BaIicek sirek bude stat 10 h.
Wiener Allg. Ztg. oznamuje, re
je v dmyslu znovu zdrazit zapal
ky, tax ze by krabicka prisla ma
10 hal. Tato cena je ovsem zee
la ilusorni, nebot' jiz ted ruzni
ldobrodineckove dokonce chuda-
kdm urednikdm prodavaji kra-
bicku "a "a hal. a to jeste pry
| t-jako bratrovi.
Uma6kan pri cekani ma maso.
Tovacov jest v nejbohatsim a
nej1rodnejsim kraji Moravy, a.
vsak aprovisacni pomery jsou
takove, jako v jinych mestech,
PredesIy tyden prodavalo Sc
maso z nutne porazeneho dobyt
ce. We fronte by1o tolik lidi, re
umackali a uslapali 15leteho ho
cha Leop. KabeIika, o jehoz u
zdraveni sc pochybuje.
233 pfipadi dplavice v &c.
:hach v jedinem tydnu. - Upla
vice Sc opet u mas objevuje. v
dobe cd %. cervence do 3. srp
ma bylo il v Cechach zazname
nano z33 pripadu, z nichz Fl
skoncilo smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-10

neni to prapcr mas, Gesky, jsou
to narvy e1ssske, barvy zeme
touzici tez 20 osvoboGeni -
!. jak stejns cilc, tax podobne
prapory!
Y uIicich zivo: prochazeji
ioddily trojich spojeneckych
lvojsk ubirajicich Sc We vaIecne
vyzbroji k shromazdisti, prou
di davy Hdu, prodfrajf Sc povo
Ivy a auta $ dIstojniky rdznych
stabd. v zastupech pestfi Sc
postavy divek v n&rudnim ell
saskem krojls jichz pokryvky
hlavy pripom,naji formou nase
pIzenske "holubicky". Srovna-
vame: ty nase jsou prece jen
hezci, veselejsi - bile; zde Ger
nou holubicku zpestfuje jedine
|vetknuta francouzska kokarda.
| Fsechen tento ruch soustfe
d'aje Sc a stabilisuje ma name
sti, kde 9. hooin stoji vyzbro
jeny 3 roty francouzskeho 205
lpluku hudbor praporem, 2
roty americke pechoty, rovnez
S praporem hudbou, a 3 rota
naseho jednadvacateho s velite
lem svym per. Vlasakem.
| Naproti vystrojenemu VOL
sku zaujali n1isto velitele pri-
tomnych zde spojeneckych od-
dild: gen. Hahn, velitel ameri
cke PEST divise a franc. gen.
Gulllemin, velici divisi, jejiz
casti je prozatimne FL mas
pluk. Ia mimi mnozstvi ddstoj
Mkt francouzskych, americ
kych a Ceskych tvorf pestrou
skupinu, odrazeiici Sc jasne cd
zeleneho po3adl stromd.
Pocina vcjensky obfad: gene
ralove kraceji k radam vystro
jeneho vojsl.a; mi povely, hud
ba hra, vzd&vaji cest, slyset Sc
lest pohybu provadeneho SOU
casne massou disciplinovanych
mu2u. S nepokojem uvedomu-
jeme 81 znovu: Francouzi mali
hudbu, Americana rOvnez -
jen my, "parod muzikantu, "
jsr,e rizeninl osudu tentokrate
bez hubby - mas prapor a hud
ba jsou dnes = Parizi! Jak jen
obstoji nasi rri teto "konkuren
cI'? vzdyt' zamo, ze defilova
nj "tiche" nebyva vzdy z ney
lepSich
Velitele pfehledli six vojska
a vracejf Sc ma sve mfsto. Emo
va povely, {. oddly odchazi Wy
!strojit sc pro defilovanf; name
fsti Ia okamzik vyprazdneno,
! jen uprostrec. skupina divek v
krojich zafi ma sede dluzbe ia
ko kytice. Chvife cekanf; pax
slysct soumerny krok a prve
rady vlevaji Sc do namesti. =
Jsou to nasi - jdou prvni! A
pojednou zaEotuji: 'Vrt' sa div
"a, toe sa divca," mi namestim
elsaskeho mestecka a rady ma
such hoch1 tiefiluji pruzne a
[bezvadne pred skupinou ddstoj
n.ku trech spoieneckych statii,
Potlesk divaku byl odmenou "a
nezvyklou We Franci podivanou
- Ia defilovanf provazene
zpevem.
Ia nasimi idou Americana
doprovazi je jcjich hudba, ne
zvykla nasernu uchu a "a hvez
dnatym praporem pevne raz
ne Gefiluji roty americke pc
choty. Znoy". potlesk, vyjadru
iici dctu uznani mocnemu
spojenci.
II Prosel zelenavy proud Anne
ricanu a do namesti vchazeji
Francouzi, 3 rcty 205. peSiho
pluku v predn hldba Sc sborem
trubacI a bubenfkd. Hudba
hra. trubky trubacd mi do nj
fanfarami, babny viri - zda
. sc ii ze czvena Velke revoluce
lett kolo tive hlavy = Ia hud-
bou prapor, obklopen strait; a
, :1sta malickvch divakd septaji
, u vvtrzeni 'Ie drapeau. lie dra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-10

|spojeneckycA vojsk pfispeli ka
|zdy svym dflem, to zpusobem
lodpovidajfcih pravdu charak-
teristicky pCvaze jednothvych
narodd. Americana pfedvedli
ukazky boxu, francouzi vystro
Jill divadlo ? nasi hosi, jak ne
nj jinak mozno, ukazali -zaji
ste, poprve y Elsasku - ukaz-
ky sokolskeho telocviku, nase
slavna "prostna.' Namests "a
hcmzilo Sc diyaky: vojaci a du
stojnici v uniformach francouz
skych, anerickych a ceskych,
lmave postayy venkovanu o
kOlnich Osad, devcata v eIsas-
tkych krojfch j danny v NEST
Iskych toiletach = tento kalei
doskop pestfil 2 kupil Sc okofo
mist, kde vojaci rdznych 3 ar
mad pfedvadeli nejlepsi, co u
| NELL.
Prvi ma fadu byli America
ne; ma male tribune postavene
pod 4 kosatyini stromy dve dvo
jice boxerd spodaly ukazky ro
hovani. Hlucn4 pochvaane hviz
dani americkyych vojaku; Fran
couzi sc usfnivaii a ma tvarich
venkovan1 jasne zrejmo udive
nj mad zabavou.
Kohovani skonceno. Davy di
v;ku vlni sc smerem k male see
ne a zaujimajl mista v pripra
venvch pred nj Iavicich. Opo-
Ma jde vzhuru a ma scene fran
couzsti vojacl dcklamuji a zpi
vaji sve kuplety a "chansons"
preruSOvani E0Znamkami a pO-
tieskem kamaradu - poslucha
leu, vdecnych "a kazdou jiskru
francouzskeho espritu, tax ty
picky Sc uplatnujici v techto
drobnych basrickych a zpev-
/ Mich vytvorech.
JeSte .nluvi ma scene diseuri
a chanteari, jiz slyset stej-
nokrok - to nasi nastupuji k
"prcstnym." 4 jiz pfestava v
obecenstvu zajem O scenu, dav
divaku pomau cbraci Sc k ma
sim a koneGne tvori okolo mich
neprostupou- zed'. Asi $50 Dor
Gu stoji pfipraveno provost pro
stna; stejny ubor, tax mnoho
pfipominaji sokolsky kroj, do
ellen praye TAX jako pri prvem
lsystoupeni-rasich hochd v Co.
nagu odI0zsAini bluzy. Bila q
Inodra - je ! barely a kozent
pasy okolo bokil pTipominaji
ze nestoji zde predvalecne 81.
Ky sokolske.
| froveden rozstup, zavznel
powell - 4 l50 tel a pazi prova
| di stejne a presne prvOu sesta
va prostnych. Jen jeden DOZEN
chybi - hudebni doprovod; a
Ease touzebne vzpominame sve
| piukovni hubby v Pafizi - Lee
neni to ma djmu: borci cvici
bezvadne "a naprosteho ticha
a upjate pozOrnOsti divaku.. A
sotva skoncena prvni, dosti jed
nOducha ststavo naSlch vOJen-
skych prostnych, hromovy po-
tlesk odmGnuje borce nase "a
Evykon, malemu e.saskemu me-
stecku dpln5 novy a prekvapu
Eiici. = Nasleduji dalsi sestavy
prostnych stejne odmenovane
/ divaky; a konecne ctvrta, zna
tzornujici vrh lgranatu prijata
pravou bcuri potlesku a volani.
| Skonceno; proveden sraaz a
ga zpevu odchazeji nasi borci,
yedomi sveho dspechu. Lee po
nekolika krocich Sc zastavuji a
vraci zpet: to na pfani genera
la Guillemila, plihl;sc jiclho
cvicenl zaroven cetnOu skupi
nOu francouzskych a americ-
kych dustojnlku, mali byt pro
vedeny posledni dive sestavy je
ste jednou! Znova nastup, zno
VII precviceny ODE sestavy a pc
1ruhe opousteji "a zpevu nasi
hcsi namesti, dOprovazeni po-
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z cESKO OSL OVEN
SK1CH ZEMf.

:
Ducha vlasti. - Plzen PIE
tod pise: Byli jsme svedky. jak
tisice lidf vyhladovelych ma kost
frenetickym potleskem kvitova-
10 v Plzni posi-. Klofacovi jeho
prohlasenf, ze v Cechach neni 0
zasadach a cLlech ceske politi
ky nejmensiho sporu. a nejmene
mezi posi-. Klofacem a drem
Krafnafem, cili r1ezi "burzoasii
a socialisty." "A neni pochyby, ze
kdyby prisel do PlznG tvIrce
tiasich agrarnikd posi-. Stanek
nebo dr.. Kramar, sk1idi "a
kazdy svIj projev nemensi o
vaee cd tychz pos1uchacl pra
We tax jake by il neskrblili ami
cesti sedlaci pro POSI-. KIoface.
V politice jsrne "a jedno ma Ii
vot ma smrt. Bud'me tudiz "a
jedno nejen "az do tech hrde1'
ale j "do tech statkd." Jde o
zivot prislusnikdm proIetaria-
tn a zproletarisovanym. Budiz
tedy n&rodnim heslem naSfm:
kdo mizes, pomoz, prodej pre-
mech a slew! A tu apeluje ma
rod predevsim ma majitele stat
XII, by Sc v nejvlastneJsim zaj
mu SVEN z narodniho souru-
censtvl nevymykali.>~
NSnsi deli jiz Cechy. -
Prayer Tagblatt zaznamenava
povesti, rozsifene mezi Nemci
v Cechach dplne die diktatu
nemeckeho trhaciho vyboru a
nemeckych poslancI z Czech.
Nemecky odbor mistodrzitel-
stvi pfesidli prry do Litomeric,
nemecka universita do Liberce,
heMecka teehnika do Usti, ne
meck6 zeleznicni feditelstvi bu
de zfizeno.v Chomdtove a po-
stovnl v Zatci. - V nemec-
kem blazinci je, jak patrno, Ii
vo. Ku podivu zapomneli meme
cti trhaci ma Cheb a = Posto
loprty. Cechove budou sledo-
vat nemecke plany a pripadne
jich provadeni povysenym
klidem domaciho pana, jemuz
nekoik ulicnikd povykuje
pred okny. Pride cas-, ze je
zkroti jedinym pokynem ruky.
zajimva paraIella. Y
poslednim sesite socialisticke
revue "Kampf". docitame Sc "a
jimaveho hlasu O naSi a nemec
ke moznosti existent. Stoji tam
doslovne tato parallela: 'Cecho
We mohu zvfteziti jen v demo
kracii, Nemci mohou Sc udrzeti
jen vysadami. Svou klamnou nj
rodMi politikou zabredli Mem
ci do nesnesitelneho a tezce re
sitelneho konfliktu: chteji-li by
tt narodni, museji jednat proti
demokraticky; jednaji-li proti
demokraticky, ublizi zasade ma
rodnosti (nebot' jejich narodni
smysl je zalozen ma privilege
ich.) Je to tezky konflikt Sc Sc
bou samym, konfhkt osudny a
zly, nebot' narod nejednajici
demokraticky zbavuje Sc vyvo-
je. A tax vyvoj u CechG, ktefi
sbiraji narod We znameni demo
kracie, je mozny, u NemcG, kite
III Sc maji seskupiti k zachova-
nj vysad, je vyvoj nemozny.
Jak Sc nami jedna. = Fem
ska Sko1ni rada v Cechach "a
kazala We skolach ceske sbirky
ma amnestovane ceske lidi, pro
toze pry sbirky tyto mali politi
cky karakter.
Vidensky staro-ta vrti hlav0u
We Vid. Denniku cteme: Ma vi
denskem nadrazi tisnily Sc nase
deti S prdvodcem p q. Cekaly,
az bude otevren vchod ma pc
ron. V tom kraci mimo WIDEN
sky purkmistr dr.. Weiskirch
ner. Sc zajmem pozoruje deti a
posleze pristupuje k prdvodci
Exam pojedou deti?" = "Do
Cech." "Jak to-" taze Sc
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SkOncena siavnoSt velkeho
dne Svobody francouzskeho ma
roda. A name vybavuje Sc otaz
ka: Kdy mas narod bude nit
svuj den svobody? Ktery as
den my budenle oslavovat? Blu
de to .snad vyroci slavne prlsa
ny, poslanc1 a zastupcn cesko
2lovensks sho naroda, pronesene
dine 13. dubna 1918 v Praze?
Ci den vitezneho vstupu cesko
siovenskeho yojska do Prahy?
tflava Sc toci . radostne zavra
I'll phi tom pomysleni. Lee histo
RE to ukaze; my vsak vojaci
Jednadvacateho pluku - pfi
sahejme, ze pomdzeme dobyt
den Svob0dy sveho naroda!
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hnutfm plaIy zraky nasich no
chl sfibujice splneni prikazu
dayne pisne.
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Hlasujte YES prvnim odsavc NO odstavci druhe jak
vam doeji naznaGujeme.
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Cdpoledne usporadana ma
nanlesti M-skem hdova zaba
va, k nfz vcjaci jmenovanych
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Vite, kterak mate hlasovati?

Vysfihnete 81 tento lstek ak naznacuteme zaslete
{. SOC Cuyahoga Bldg. Cleveland, O. censk,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
December Hog Prices.

A communication from the Food Ad-
ministration under date of November
18th, states that the November price
basis for hogs shall continue through
December. They urge that lighter
weight hogs be held back thirty days,
to prevent breaking down price levels.
Assistant County Agent Leader,
Mr.. Jameson, was in the County last
week to help out in the Farm Bureau
organization. which was called off on
account of the influenza.
MIR. Jameson suggested, however,
that we go ahead with our organiza-
tion as soon as the "flu" ban is lifted.
Getting rid of grass. weeds and un-
dergrowth about the farm during the
fall and early winter, is one the best
protective measures the farmer can
use against crop damaging insects the
following year.
Do you have these things when you
want them? Ice cream? Iced tea,
lemonade and buttermilk? lce-cold
watermelons and cantaloupes Ice
for use in sickness. If you don't its
YOUR own fault, provided you live in
natural ice region. All you need
is an Inexpensive ice house and pond
or steam. The labor comes during the
slack winter season. Write to tne
United States Department OF Agr'cul-
ture for bulletin that tells now
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
FLOOR PLANS FOR NEW PLANT
HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED

At meeting of the Power House
committee of the Town Council held
last Monday evening, the floor plans
for the new light and power plant
were submitted by The Henningson
Engineering Co. of Omaha. These
plans have been carefully considered
by the Committee and we are inform
el that they are now at the office
of Mayor G. H. Austin, and may be
seen by any one who desire to look
them over.
Matters pertaining to the new plant
are being pushed along rapidly and all
Indications point that construction
will be commenced within short time.
The plant will be located in the block
east of the Brown Hotel on First
Street. and will be easily accessible
to the railroad tracks, it being plan
ned to build spur track running to
the plant which will mean great
saving in the cost Of coal transporta-
tion.
In connection with the new plant
the plans as outlined call also for
modern ice plant and cold storage ia
cilities which will be of great bene-
fit to the citizens Of this community,
and will be much needed public en-
terpriSe.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
THE FEDERATED CHURCH
c. H. Inman, Minister.


Slogan: "The greatest good to the
greatest number"
Services are held in the Methodist
building.
Once again we are to be allowed the
privilege of assembling ourselves to-
gether on the Sabbath day. II to go
somewhere will be to you treat, you
can hardly find safer place than
church to which to go. Church folks
are clean folks! A larger percent of
them are bathed and dressed in clean
clothes on going to the Lords House
than practically any other assemblage
| that you could find and, besides, no
body ever goes to church if there Is
the least thing the matter of him. So
if you are feeling well, and want to
stay so it is probably wiser for you
to attend church than to stay at home
these Sundays.
The order Of services for Sunday,
December 18th, will be:
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Morning Preaching at :0O a. m.
Epworth- -Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
Sermon and song at 7:30 p. m
The choir will meet for practice
tonight Thursday at the parson
age.
All members of both Official
Boards are requested to meet at the
church at 7:45 o'clock. Tuesday night.
December 18th.
Mid-Week service every Wednesday
night at G:3O.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ITEMS
OF INTEREST TO READERS

The new flag pole has been erected
at the intersection of First and Cedar
Streets. This pole was donated to
the town by a number of our citizens.
1t stands seventy-five feet above the
ground.
Sergeant S. e. Mcdowell arrived
here last Monday night from Camp
Dodge. Iowa for visit with his bro
ther, P. r. Mcdowell and family. He
recently received an honorable dis
charge from the army.
Grosvenor La Selle and Ed Wolf of
Chappell, Roy Isenberger Of Lodge
Pole and F. N. Kelsey of this city left
Wednesday via auto for the north
river county in Nebraska on 4 hunt
ing expedition.
Lieut.. c. F. Schroeder arrived here
last Saturday evening from Camp
Pike, Ark, having recently received
an honorable discharge from the ar
my. He is visiting with his nuner-
Gus friends here, he having been for
merlv employed in the Citizens Ma
tiona! Bank. .
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
LEWIS AND kendall
ARE GIVEN PRIS-
ON SENTENCES

Sheriff Thunderstorm on last We'd
nesday morning took Benjamin Lewis
and Lawrence Kendall, two prisoners
in the county jail, to Sterling where
they were given a hearing before
Judge H. p Burke.
Lewis was convicted by jury at
the October term of district court up
on the charge Of grand larceny, that
of stealing Ford automobile belong
ing to Bruce Campbell in this city,
and sentence was suspended at that
time by the court pending motion
for new trial The motion was for
new trial was overruled by Judge
Burke at Sterling Wednesday. and the
defendant sentenced to term of ten
years in the State Reformatory at
Buena Vista
Lawrence Kendall was bound over
at the October Term of District Court
to the May term under bonds OF
1000, on four counts. he being charg-
ed with obtaining money under false
pretcnses from the First National
Bank at Sedgwick and the First Ma
tional Bank at Julesburg At Sterl-
ing, Wednesday, in hearing before
Judge Burke. Kendall plead guilty to
the charges and was given sentence
by the Court of three to six years
on each count in the State Peniten-
tiary, the sentences to run concur
rentlly.
Sheriff Thunderstorm expects to
leave shortly to deliver his prisoners
to the State Reformatory and Peni-
Tertiary, respectively.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
NEWSY NOTES
FROM SEDGWICK
CO! RED CROSS

The County executive committee of
the Red Cross Chapter please bear in
mind the election of the county of
ficers at the Court Room, Saturday.
December II, at 2:3O P. NJ. All mem
bers are urged to be present I'M
portant business to come before the
Committee.
Our allotment of refugee garments
has increased and We have just re-
ceived 500 additional articles to be
finished in January. Please volunteer
to help our Chapter fill their quota
We must not forget that there are
thousands Of poorly clad people a
mong our allies and the winter will
be severe on them.
During the week of December l6
to % will be held the Red Cross mem
bership Roll Call, which is, in reality
the annual membership campaign
With the close of December, 1918. all
Red Cross memberships. except life.
expire. The Roll Call is to be held
not only for the purpose of renewing
the expiring memberships but to OBJ
tain new ones as we'll One dollar
and two dollars memberships only are
expected.
In calling upon the people of Sedg
wick County who are members of the
Red Cross, to renew their member
ships, am confident that not one
of them will fail to do so. am equal
ly confident that those who are not
already members will take this op-
portunity to join. In the various
drives that have gone before. Colorado
has made an enviable record She
stands at the top and forefront of
other states in the union in this re-
spect and is going to keep up the re-
cord. Our slogan for the coming Roll
Call is, every Man, Woman and Child
in Sedgwick County Red Cross
Member" That means a one hun
dred per cent membership. l know
that we can do it and We will.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
BEACHVILLE ITEMS.

The Beachville correspondent has
had the flu.
Kelly Williams is hauling corn for
Fred Fielder.
Mrs. Chris Lounsberry spent Mon
day with Mrs. l.. NJ Kissack
Ed. Donnelly sold cow to s. w
Lundy last week.
Ed Kenny visited over Sunday with
his father and mother.
Otis Kissack had severe siege OF
pneumonia following the influenza
John Hageman and Mr.. Walls call,
ed at Chris Lounsberry's Monday.
A number of the Beachville citizens
attended Mr.. Kirkpatrick's sale
Tuesday.
Hubert Reihelt, Jr. is home nov
from his school duties in Denver.
F. N. Austin threshed a good piece
of red miIlet for Mr. Vosbere last
week
The new house at Richard Quintell's
is beginning to take on a homely ap-
pearance.
High School re-opened in Holyoke
last week Several of the students
from Beachville were in attendance
Word has been received from Har-
rv Petrie saying that he is now III
Wray, alive and kicking.
School in District No. 73 has beer
closed during the past three weeks
on account of the flu epidemic
Fred and SISSY" Fielder were call,
ed to Minnesota last week on account
of the death of their father.
A 1uarter-inch rain fell Sunday
Just little break in the beautiful
weather we have been having.
Mrs. S. Lindgren, who has been con-
fined to her bed for six weeks with
influenza and pneumonia is reported
quite low at this writing.
The Flu" has FINALLY made its
raid into this neighborhood Chris
Lounsberry's children. the John Gar.
rett family. Sadie and Ben Lindgren
Howard Wheatley, Dave Lounsberry
and the Kissack children with the eN-
ception of Otis have had it and re-
covered nicely Tho Rjorklum, SKIOLD
and Blacketer families and Maud
Hiatt have it now
A sad death. the toll of the flu
was that of Jack Miller well knowr
and popular young man who has beer
working for H. c. Clark during the
past wear. He with his wife anc
baby lived in the little house across
the road from the H. C. Clark ranch
house. Both husband and wife were
i'll with the influenza at the same
time and had no one to take care OF
them. to keep fire, or to administer
medicine. AS soon as their condition
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
SEDGWICK NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Earl Webster and children re-
turned from Denver. Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Howard Ewing returned from
the East last Saturday morning. He
reports lots of flu there.
The stork visited Jesse Connely's
home last Monday and left a baby
boy.
Mrs. Henry Webster is the special
town marahall appointed by the
board to look after the flu situation
here.
Messers Guy and Leland Bothel,
Joe and Clarence Bomeke drove to
Holyoke last Sunday. They report
quite snow storm there in the after
noon.
Be sure you can count at least
"five" nowadays, before entering
Mrs. Lola Taylor left for Denver,
spend her enforced vacation.
ed Wednesday afternoon by the
freight train running into Mr.. Al
Ahnstedt's wagon, causing "om.
plete wreck of it. Mr.. Ahnstedt and
team were lucky enough to get away
without injury.
Mr.. Avery Monroe of Ft. Lupton is
here enjoying a few days of hunting.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Pulver is quite sick at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Epley.
Mr.. G. L. Millett had quite a sale
last Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Nichols spent last
Thursday in Sterling.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-12
Farming q Business.

Successful farmers are already sue
cessful business men, and when they
get together the world will accept
them as such. When farmers or,
eanization is formed on merit it will
be received with open arms and will
take its place shoulder to shoulder
with all the other business organiza-
tions of the world.
Discord, distrust and prejudice have
no place in business organization,
and any farmers league which forms
itself to compel recognition through
force, without exact justice, will fail,
lust as all such ventures have failed,
Farmers must be just if they would
receive justice. The Farm Bureau IS
long step in the right direction and
no man should be asked to join it if
he has not made up his mind to i'm