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New-York tribune., 1920-07-04
Early Troubles

Adjacent to Greeley are 5000 600
acres Of tha finest irr gated lands,
ighly improved, watered by hun
reds of miles of bitches fed from
he Cache la Poudre and the Platte
rlvers, augmented by scores of I'M
>ortant reservoirs.
But this happy state of affairs did
not come Of its own accord. The
early years of Union Colony were
years of many vicissitudes, of heart
rending taliures, Of priva tons
amounting at times to almost starva-
ton, and frequently the co.ony was
literally on the rocks. In the solu-
tion Of many Of these proble'ns which
corr cd the The CO r d
he the .erl .ce nor p4t0e,. 10
guide 81.
Until the coming Of Me. Alee.Ser,
lIllSall-N, except IN :. s;22 way
along the creek botc ms was an
known east Of Salt Lake City The
carrying Of great vo alnes OF water
through miles of main canals, it's dis
tribution through hurd eds Of miles
Of laterals and its practice applica-
ton to the growth Of crors we're an
undiscovered art, so far as the colo
nists were concerned
The first canals were faulty built
and refused to hold water or to
carry it as far as required. Crops
we're lost in conseqI nee. Before
the colony fence, retesred to else
where, was built, stock depredations
ruined what lit crops the drought
had spread. Plagu 5 Of grasshop-
pers and other pes.s added to the
encouragement, while colony funds
and private finances dropped to tie
lowest ebb,
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blazing plane and broke both legs
IN the attempt. It was a useless
attempt, because I was TOO securely
pinned in by the tank.
"a sergeant pilot in the British
Air Force, who, by the way, was an
American, with Lieutenant Eorshay,
Of the American Air Service, rushed
to me without a thought for their
own lives and pulled me out of the
burning machine. then carried me a
short distance from it.
They had just laid me down when
the gasoline tank which had pinned
me in exploded. Both these boys
were burned. OF course, | was un-
conscious when taken out Of the
wreck on account Of the severe burns
on my face and legs. | was un-
conscious and delirious for three
weaks afterward.
What was left Of my right leg
nad TO be amputated, and for quite
a time it looked as though they
would also have to amputate the left
one. From these injuries I was in
hospital for nineteen months, and
my one thought during that time
was to find fire prevention equip
ment that would save other flyers
from my own ex9er:e.cc."
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An Airplane Made Safe From Fire

A FIREPROOF gasoline tank
u for airplanes, that will elm
4 "a mate the danger of fire in
the air, has been invented by
former United States army avia-
tors. The new tank was demon
Strated last week at the Americ III
Flying Club by John H. Gose, one
cf the young cfficers who devei-
oped it.
The new tank was invented as a
direct result of injuries received
from fire in the al, by the inventors.
Dwelling upon their own misfor-
tunes, the young men set to work
to devise system that would elm
mate for others TIE danger thar had
caused their owa injuries.
The invention is remarkahle for
its simplicity. It consists Of a tank
with double wa..s built much in the
same manner that u thern,os flask
IS constructed. i'ne feed pipes lead
ing from the tank 10 the engine also
ha' double walls. In the space be-
tween the walls a fire-resistirg
chemical is inserted.
At any time the main tank or
feed pipes leak the acid immediately
mixes with the gasoline and robs it
Of its inAammable nature. The acid
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Ideaiists and Dreamers

Probably no cooperative settle
ment since the days OF Brook Farm
contained a larger proportion of
idealsts and dreamers 1t required
the hardest WORK ana the stea diest
nerve on the par Of the more prac-
teal members IF TIE colony to hold
1t together, and ct the annual re-
Unions oI the Union Colony Pioneers
oldtimers still delight to tell Of the
turbulent night meetings held in the
town hall in the early '7os, which
lasted until near daylight or until
the wrathy wives Of the coIonists,
weary Of waiting FOR their argumen-
tSt;~- spcuses, .a.ne Down to the
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ance and everything herein con-
tanned shall be null and void"
The First and Only Saloon

dllce anu everything nerelN con-
tanned shall be null and void"
The First and Only Saloon
One Sunday morning word was
brought to the church where the
colonists were assembled that
saloonkeeper from Evans, a nearby
village, had established himself in
building at the edge of Greeley. The
congregation, with others directly
from their homes, promptly visited
the spot. While they were remon-
strating with the intruder the build
ing broke into i1a.1es-and Greeley's
first and last saloon was soon ended.
To protect their crops from cattle
and other Devastating creatures of
the plains the colonists fenced in
their whole tract Of territory with
fifty miles If fence, costing 500. 1000.
Then, because their fence closed
public roads, they applied to the
Legislature to sanction this act. The
Legislature Of 1872 and 1878 ;ndul-
gently granted permission to keep
the thoroughfare closed during the
seven summer morths in the year
when it was important to protect
young crops.
In 1890, through the initiative Of
the citizens, who contributed aener-
Gus grants Of moacy and Of land, a
state normal school was founded in
Greeley. In 1891 President Zacha-
riah Aenophon Snyder, supported by
Dean James Harvey Hays, began
the quarter century administration
which elevated Colorado State
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OTTING Ike queen city in
TIE midst Of al imperial de-
~ main, Greeley. Col, has Just
finished celebrating It's fftieth
birthday
TIE city, RE srui.ion Of an ideal
and sn idea. was named after Horace
Greeley, former editor Of The New
York Tribune. 1t was he and Ma
than c. aesAe-. then agricultural
editor q The Tribune, who conceived
The i-rig.-.on plan in 1870 that made
he city possible.
through their eforts-Greeley
writing pcvorfu, editorials at home
70 encourage settlers and Neeker
actually leaa;.g an expedition to the
spot-a colony was founded in the
coyote-lnfes-sd, 0lnd-swept delta at
lie Junction Of the Cache la Poudre
and Platte rivers Discourag enent,
anime, danger ard untold hardships
nenaced the pioneers, but they per-
sisted.
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a FIREPROOF gasoline tank Z
q for airplanes, that will elm
1 "a mate the danger of fire In
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i Mo iern Miracle

i Modern Miracle
Today that arid region, wstered
0y the artificial canals devised by
Neeker, mas developed into fertile
and wor -rfully prosperous do
main, l25 miles long a.d IS miles
vide, in the center Of which is Gree
ley, Win is 1900 inhabitants, its
aea4,iful homes, churches and
schools and It's modern civic improve
meats. t has a s5oo,Ooo court
house, vide streets with beautiful
svas, tbs famous State Teachers
Lollese ard view of the snow clad
peaks of the Rocky Mountains rising
malestlcal,y IN the near distance.
The story Of now the miracle came
70 pass IS one Of those chapters OF
Early heroism which make up the
history Of pioneer days in America.
-.eeker, II expert in agriculture,
Aad vlsited the delta At the junction
o. the Cache ia Poudre and the
FatA, and nd decided that it could
De developed into a great productive
s'sa II system If irrigation could
os cevised Horace Greeley, con-
SANITY advising the youth Of the
and to Go West, young man, 60
"e5.' Eel Il readily with the
scheme, lid contributed al the
power Of h. pen in aid of the prof.
e,.
IN the autumn of 1869 Meeker
c'essed tn Colorado plains and
"oSed the ground over carefully.
Nesasnins to New YORK, he at once
'santhed the plans for founding the
"'ony, his ideas being set forth in
'alS editorial. signed by Mr.. Meeker,
'aleh appeared in The New York
'N'aae il December issue:
Inception of the Plan
! propose to unite with the
proper persons in the establishment
coloay IN Colorado Territory.
The persons with whom I would
"~ullng to associate must be tenn
'N'ahcs men and ambitious to estab-
'sa good society.
Ny plan would be to make the
''''ement almost wholly in village.
Al the lots Of the village shoIld be
N'' mat fund NAV be obtained for
vt making of improvements for the
Oannon good-such as the building
church, town hall, school
''use and for Ire establishment of
"'fary. Some Of the advantages
settling in a village will be: Easy
'~sSs to schools end public places,
hgs, lectures and the like. and
"s'esy can be had at once.
Ssrrnsrs will be wanted, nursery
s hcrlsts and almost all kinds Of
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Teachers College recognized newspaper Greeley
position Of leadership education dated November
in the West Meeke edioralv:
In the the colony Two
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hall at or o'clock in the morning
and com PEELED tAe men to adjourn.
Through it all. however, there
were some-Mr. Meeker among them
whose faith never wavered With
experience in the application OF irri-
cation water and the better con-
struction Of ditches and laterals,
crops soon became a reasonable GER
tainty and the colony prospered.
While numbers Of the original colo
nists sold their holdings and left be-
cause Of financial End other discour-
agements, a majority held on and
ever -ually reaped, to a fair degree,
temporal prosperity as reward for
their toll and courage.
Neither Mr. Greeley nor Mr..
Meeker lived TO see their dreams
fully realized. Mr.. Meeker sank
NEST Of his finances in founding the
colony, and following the death of
his friend and backer, Mr. Greeley,
on November 20, 1872, he found HIM
self under the absolute necessity of
partly earning livelihood by other
means than through the meager pit
tance wrung from the infant Gree
ley Tribune" Of which he was the
owner. He secarad the appointment
Of Indian agent to the Utes, in
northwestern Colorado Territory,
where he was killed in the White
River massacre, September 80, 1879.
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Visited bv Mr.. Greeley

To the day of his death Horace
Greeley stood behind Mr.. Meeker.
and, to the extent of his means. be-
hind Union Colony. He visited
Greeley but once, and then briefly,
October u, 1870.
On this occasion ne called al the
printing office Of The Greeley Trib-
une,' the first number Of which had
not then been issued.
Boys" ne said, don't you want
me TO write head for your paper?"
On receiving an affirmative renlv.
he called for pen. ink and paper.
Then, in that indasccibably illegi-
ble handwriting Of MS he wrote:
The Greeley Tribune"
Mr. Ieeker took the Sheet and
mailed it to New York to be en-
graved on wood The finished head
did not arrive until after the first
issue had been printed, with a con-
ventional text heading. The second
number, however, bore the fac smile
heading that Mr.. Greeley wrote. and
he pa9er continues to carry It to
this day, 4 head ag unique and dis
tlnct IN America Journalism.
Inc weekly paper for which Mr..
Greeley wrote the head is now pub
lished twice daily.
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First Scenes Re-enac,ed

During The two days ceremonies
which marked the hftieth anniver-
sary celebration there was given a
historical pageant in which 800 per-
sons in costume participated. The
Coope~ '~s-i-,'~< o~t'. =
enacted in tableau, and in the spi-
soae II nia.~ -- -, 80 tie
the original plow used for that
service in 1870 was again brought
into use.
Hundreds Of visiting pioneers and
former settlers we're gwen automo-
BILE rides over the city and adj accent
country, ard at banquet rendered
the members Of the Society of Union
Colony Pioneers in the evening l5s
members registered, many Of them
from distant states. Henry T. West,
the only surviving member Of the
locating committee, who is ninety
five years OLD. was unabie TO he pres
ert. Hs now lives a, Caldwell.
Idaho.
1t the basket picnic of the Pio-
reers Society, held the second DAY
Of the celebration. many persons
were present who attended the or
ganization meeting at Cooper Inst
tute.
-Four hundred bronze medals vera
struck of and given as souvenirs "a
each member of the society attend
ing the banquet, and were mailed to
al known living nonresident mel.l-
bers.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-03

Amrrirkt arrscnf ktit poshvlt#
pomm ameriaks ~ Noidk0m q
iich fmlinam dumn n 1000 HD
p%iipaiceh nl vstupu spoieps I'll
Stath da yhiky ai 10 ferynn Ia
hoto rolu Nhklad ~ lnlo pol
poru msich boiovnikn Il ieiich ~,
dim byl 10000 600 lnformnce IA
~ 10 ohsn1emu W syldatnim nhai
nikn tcrypneho kiiiet i kirrem ~
soutusrt popisuic i0k pokra6ovh,
no j. \ miruvSrh dobdch \ pomA
hdut yelcrhnhm sydioy6 vilki
znrGvon ton mi bfii na2nncc.
no. iak Amrrickt fefycnt XIII
zachhzi 4 fnmdy, poskyimt nj
i00n00oo dospelfm fleny u H.
000,00 inniory po celfeh Spoie.
nfch Sidtech
l'odcpdni pfimtfi a dcmobili.
snec yclktho v%alcsntho siroie ~.
mi mMkoncily prdei fcryentI o
kfile Pomoe naddle ir poSkyto
vdna btyulpm yoidkhm u yc,lls
foho (crycnf kfN yydrluic svo.
je %prucoyniky v 300 yoicnskfch
~ n6moinieh stnnicich, zahrnnic
v 10 80 stnnic poddl m~exickych
pomc2i H..
Rodindm bSyaI$cb yojdkn 20.
Skytuje 80 stale pomoc, Poet 70.
din pomoci p~otfrbujicich stale
poklesdyd, avknk dosud iisicc 70
din pomoei potfebuji Y prosiu.
81 roku 1919 ponce poskytnuia
byln v Jl,l05 p%fipalceh n v Der.
ynu toloio roku V 1854 pfip0dt
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Neni mad ihdnd proIlidka IL.
hafskd dule2ittJNI mad CASTOR n
pefligo0 prohlidkn mocc. Ann.
lyse JET j. %sytdeeivfm zmcn. kite
M W moIion v ledyinach yysky
toyat Tyto mohou b9ti zaniec.
ny, nebo aacpdny ndslcdkem riliz.
nfch pfltin, jake zdnftem man
iii, n~dkn2ou Y nstecI, ehOr0bou
srdcp anebo zm6nou ob6ln krcg.
niho, sloyem knzdd zmtnn Y one.
hl krcynim pfsobi IA ledviny d
zme1n III lze zase pozofovat ,jen
analyst MODE.
Lcdyiny jsou jaksi baromctrcm
zdfav0tniho siayn Iidsktho n stay
ledyin vase pozna We iodine pro.
hlidknu MODE u prot0 nikdy ncni
pillisno, kdyz ~ analyse mocc IL
KAREN doHt I~dhrazhiJe, Vsecko,
eoakoliy mfze pfjyodit mtnu We
zdrayoinim sfayn lidsktm, j. uc
prye patrno na ~Iedyinheh
l9ylo by oysem omyIem dfsit Vi
hned nkovgcb ncmoci, jaho
BfiRltoyy ncmoce, styrduuti cky
n podobnt, avsak Ndycky je do
bre %pozorovat Iedviny, fasto SO dl
zkolsei moo q tim zphsobem mno.
ny dasto 50 nchrdnf nemoee. ktpr6
jevi Ne Y nepatrn}eh jen pHznn
cicb u ID 80 zazehnati jestt V prn.
W fas~F H. T. ~
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vhlalusaha l ttnu pIsihala : 40
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mlea,sla slm ~ pled stuil IA
.s6a nall = pisA souttat go y
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.ghiila 4 sluW lstsenhh NNnA slh
,alm amlsmsA iIm, n w. mNla
~ ia b N hrnlf nrWslle llsia
.henM nthtA AollasAl ieilAol NtaA
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,ah hthfi n ieil srsl,St Vrltels
IS gAleta D lFniu Fakl iala dAtas
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.ba 10 Mt .e6 da= tfiffho faii ~
il Nnlimi lA3tY positrnths, lno.
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|Havifi v dolech ma
tvrde uhli zadaji
zvysenf svych mezd

Msippci hayffh, pracujlcicb '
doleeb % tyrdH nbli, pfedloziIi v
koufereuei Il maJiteli doIf, jcz V
mjDulhm fgdnu koDaIa We V Phi
lhdeIpbia, pa, pozadaypk o nv.
seni INDY 0 ~ proceni, TAX ably
4onblaslJa W mzdou. p%oyoIeDon ~
mokophm ' doIeeh On mhkkt II.
bli. y miDjmhIpf mzdou M denot.
Die tozhodDnn mzdoyh k0mtae,
jmeDoyaDf presidentem WiIso
hoyffhm v doIeeh M tyrdf
nhli y1kn1 byIa MIDI D N pro.
cent y mjnimhInf dennf mzdop
~ 10 MajiteIh doIh sIfbui dhtj 0d,
m tyto pozadayky dftnjpfya
dDe g. Ijst0DAdu.
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nns a pes nnv M tAti laN'
knlem ~ hgsl rolf4lNi shelelA !
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va tom uhessl A mtstcA stars
syn lulnlkNS tmsuem NANlas sis'
pan d huudN ustgahS pes lab
t~slusslse a resstSsA sisAssi~ sssl.
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slepanusa. RAnvphNla syehe syn
ia Na q rok0 starr dccii MART,
sht 10 upnttvNala Tato he ~
avala 10 usedeus huuiN. kie lei
uioeila a dits usunlo. Pes klstt
bsl bsFprosilpdns Il boudy ava
Fam dtts iisal nccrA ably lomu
mhranila. puiAla unNsl houdn u
ktptt hNl p,s uyashn Farahti, ably
- ho ghavila Mcsi tim, ~ hsla
matka ditetc , kaehtni mmest
mana il ud misia nestasti nsi 70
hrokN vgdalrna, opalfila Vi Marie
sapalks Ma to- iak w uvcdruo,
mp6lilu psi haudu. od nia Ne hli.
daei honda. Y MA dit6 spalo, yEAa'
Ia. pfiSpschavsim hdem, iimt ne.
hylo sndmo, ~ ~ dtis v bouda
nultga, slo o TO. 90 neidfive oheh
uhusitt Tcpryc kdyl sc y saptti
dogyadali. De- ' houdt j. dite, by.
III ~ toto koufcm uduseno u melo
NOS, cello, vlasy n prnvnn rnkn n.
hofelom Ma mistn ncstesti No do
slayiln soudui komise ~ Strako.
ME, ktera nnfidila soudni pityu
mrtvoly ditste, IN syoji neopatr.
most sc budc Marie Stspanovh
sodpoyidnti II soudu
Zlotinccke manselstW v Kralu.
pcch, Y poslednich dnech I'VE.
deny byly kralupy do yzruseni V
noel ma II 2dfi s%pdehana byla v
kruIupech odvd2nd kr6de2 v byte
rcdilele piyovnru t'rnnkn kordlka,
pnehatel yloupal SO do lo2nice, kde
Kordlck spaI, likradl mu 4 ban.
koyky 20 5000 X, dale $500 IN ho.
toyosli v jinyeh ba~nkovk6eh, ,
stofnnkove b%ankuyky, zlatt pan.
skt hodinky 80 irtezem, zlnty bri,
luntoyl prsten a ccnu skvost0
ohnasi vice neS 10000 Il. Dale II.
ktadl pachatel ameriekS pas zna.
iici M imeno kordlkovo. krhde2
proved pravdapodobne znhmf
glodti Josef Benda, II Lefty. pti,
slusn5 do Mlnzic il Malnika NJ,
dhyno propulsion byl Y vysetfoya
ri vazby zemsktho trestniho sou.
du. V nedali. dnp 10. zhfi naleze.
np byln VI SVEN byte Y kralupeeh
zuyra2dtna 39let1 dcefn kreiifllo
Marie I'unoeh1vA " IIonfic, Juk
bylo yyaetfeno, vr6tila 80 We stfe.
du ID, zdfi u Pruhy, kam zajizddla
Il obehodovnla eigaretami. Pacha
tel tekul na nj Y ieiim byte, kdyz
cht6la zavfiti dvffc, udefil il nd.
kolikrdte sekerou do hlavy, re.
prye Y nedfli byla vra2da obje.
yena, I'anochova meln milostng
pomtr i Josefem Bendou, DIE W.
sledku setfcni Mvra2dila il Ben.
dova m~an2elka Frantiska Bendo'
vi, a7letA. tasto jia trestanA pro
kradez. Jiz dyakrdte j chtfla IN
yraadit, Bendovd yyloupila byi
Panoehoyt. Ukradla stffbrnf pfi
bory. zlatf dam, hodinky se fetiz'
KEN 4 madonkou. 3 prsteny n ], Y
Manaelt Bendovi pc tinu zmizell
Benda fikal. W bo tekh desitiletS
zaldf n 2e must uniknouti. chysta|
40 fudfa asi do Amcriky u IA tin
dfplem proved krhdez u Korhl
ka. kde nkrndl cestovni pms anne
ricky Bcnda vypadh velice mia
az. tak mn 80 rokf. Bendoyh jest
slime postavy, Y oblitejj mh stops
Oh neAtoyic. 20 manzelich Bendo
yfch Mhhjeno bylo phtrhnf bezpet
nosfnfm oddflenfm d tetnictyem,
Plxehsko proti komunisthm. --
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