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Sandusky Register (Newspaper) - January 2, 1920, Sandusky, Ohio LEA GO EIS Widow and Victim of Michigan Automobile Murder Mystery i Opponents Ask G. 0, P. Candidates" to Give Their �i#s., WASHINOTOtf, Jatt, 1.-intention of republican senators opposed to the league of nations to request all republican presidential candidates to place themselves on record as to J;he issues involved in"the league was disclosed WnJfeht by Senator 'Borah, republican Idaho( "VtKo made public a letter addressed to Gov. Lowden, of Illinois, an aspirant for the republican, nomination. Gov. Lowden was asked to say whether he favored "any policy alliance, league of partnership to abandon our traditional foreign policy and neter into Understanding and combinations which would'em'oroil us in all European conflicts and turmoils." "Those for whom. I speak," Senator Borah said, "have no irittntion of confining these and similar questions to yourself." , Senator Borah charged In his loiter that powerful European and American . Interests were co-opcr-'ilMng to draw the 1'nltcd States j �Into European affairs through the league of, nations If possible, and If not "by secret and V tacit agreements." � . 1 Declaring that the questions and poloies Involved must come before the-next' administration regardless of t America's entrance into the league,; the Idah/> senator said the personalj views of presidential candidates1 should be stated.. , No Entangling Alliances. "For nearly 150 years," said the i senator's letter, "we have in this country regardless of parties adhered to a distinct foreign policy-no entangling alliances * or partnerships with foreign powers and no interference toy foreign powers in American affairs. . If you should he nominated and elected president would you ex- 13 J�oVJV Mt. demons (Mich.) authorities aro investigating the slaying of J. Stanley Brown, wealthy Detroit clubman, whose body was found in his automobile on a lonely road near Mt. Clemens. Mrs. Brown who is shown here in outing costume, was being sued for divorce at the time the slain man's bOdy was found abandoned in his auto. She is 19 years old. * IS IN BIG RED RAIDS AS PALMER BALKS CHARGE U, S. ATTORNEY IS PLAYING POLITICS �^CHICAGO, Jan. L-UauU re-mtlting in the arrest of lie In* dustrutl Workers of the Wtrrldt communists and other radicals were carried oilt. today -under the direction of State's Attorney Muelay Hoyne,who, tonight in a statement attacked Attorney General Palmer for the failure of department of justice agents to co-operate. Agents from the military intelligence branch of the central department of the army aided the cotChly prosecutor. Hoyne said the raids had been timed for U p. m. New Years Day. He mid he recently Md-gtihe to Washington to confer with government officials At noon today after receipt a/**, a personal letter from Aty. Gen* Palmer, asking him not to proceed with tlie plan, federal department of justice withdrew, Hoyne declared. "Apparently Atty. QentjPalmer or some of his friends are playing petty politics' with the situation ana are pursuing a pussyfoot poU ietit asserted the state's attor* ney. "Expressing my opinion as a eitixen and democrat, 1 do not believe Nero or any other fiddler can be elected president of the V. S." The prosecutor asserted that daily in Chicago members of radical organizations addressed meetings .urging their hearers to "await the one big day" and that their purpose was nothing less titan overthrow of the government. Hoyne declared that the 1. W. W., the communist party and the communist labor party members and anarchists and syndicalists were distributing tons and tons of seditious literature. He said today's raids were only the beginning of hi* drive, which he declared was intended to drive all radicals from Cook county. Hoyne declared his men had been armed with 200 search warrants, and that in addition-a number of warrants charging Conspiracy had been issued by Judge Hugo Pam, of the criminal court. Four men were arrested on the latter warrants today. Among- them was George Andreylihine, an 1. W- W., released on bond some time ago from Leavenworth penitentiary, pending decision on the appeal of 6i I, W. W.s convicted of violation of the espionage law. Anne Grovarski, 8k years old, was the only woman arrested, She and 27 men were taken from 1. W. W. headquarters. James Crowley, secretary of the 1. W. W., also was arrested. SISTER HASTENED MUNDER TRRGEDY Careworn, Weary Cecil VesterCharges Brown's Jealous Wife Murderer LOS ANGELES, Jan. .1-From the lips of his devoted half-sister, Miss Edna Clancy, came the answer that Harry S;. New, jr., on trial for the murder of his sweetheart, Freda Lesser, has asked himself over and over again: "Why did Freda change her mind? Miss .Clancy,, visibly holding herselfl with me after she had heard all. tin control with considerable effort, 1 told frankly from the witness .chair I -_-----,------. that she, unwittingly and unintentionally, precipitated the tragedy in which Freda Lesser was killed on the night of July 4. * ' "I told Freda a few days before the shooting that, Harry should never marry; that he was not fitted to have a wife and a homo, and Freda agreed MT. CLEMENS, Mich., Jan. 1.- Careworn, weary and, she says, "deserted by fprmer ' admirers," Cecil Beatrice Vester, one of the many "other women" mentioned as having figured promlnenty in the life of J. Stanley Brown, who she is charged with shooting to death near here, on ert your influence and the influence of the night of December 23, told for the your administration to maintain this second time in twenty-four hours a policy, or would you consent In any story which she expects will shift the way to Its abandonment or Its sub- blame for the murder from her to stantlal modification? Brown,'s widow and her cousin, Lloyd "Powerful forces in this country co-. Prevost, 1 ' operating with equally powerful and ; Mrs. Vester> sought by detectives fof persistent forces In Europe, are de^ three days, was surrendered to local termlned to draw the U. S. in associa- authorities yesterday by two news-tlon and partnership with European paper reporters. The reporters had powers, to; embroil us in all Euro- Iqcated her and succeeded in keeping Ho do with It pean turmoils and conflict to utilize her whereabouts secret until they' our young men irf-policing the terrl- .heard her story. . ltfft$8r and 'flghtlnT Che ; racial- and Seated on a .cot in the county jalCj dynastic battles of the old world and she sobbed out her version again, placing upon our taxplayers the bur- m_,^rtim den of the financial and economic Cltc Wiogrtm. .. life of both Europe and Asia and "I will prove that Lloyd Prevost and these things after the election. f----------------------------- "If they cannot s4C it in One'way | Mrs. Prevost Brown participated in the murder of �J. Stanley* Brown," She said. Detectives have as evidence against Mrs. Vester a telegram she is said to have sent PrevOBt asking for money with which to go from Battje Creejt to Mt. Clemens, trie scene of the crime. "I am mighty glad Lloyd Prevost did not send me the car, fare I wired for on December 2Z," she said. "If he had I would have been in Mt Clemens and my efforts to prove that I had nothing to do with the crime would have been useless. As it is I can prove absolutely that I had nothing to do with it. And � can lead the authori-1 ties to those who did have something "I have been- intimate with ,the. anco of secret agreement made in" Schott, who is accused of the murder Versailles. "This is but an lritima- of pretty seventeen-year-old Elizabeth tlon,". Borah continued, "of what is to Griffiths, his former fiancee, was giv-happen should we conclude to aban-l ,* *u, don our traditional foreign policy'en- two new witnesses at the doc-and enter into understndlrig and , tor's preliminary hearing. Dr, C. R. Thomas, a dentist friend of Schott, and Mrs. Hall, a patient, both testified they saw Schott in front of his office at 2:30 p. m. on the day the girl was found shot to death there. Deputy Coroner Singer testified when Af-T.rinnnatfiT Chhin he had viewed the body at 3:30 p. m, /XV i/U/ttUOte/ , vy'WWldeatjj occurred an hour before. Consumption News Pnint Greater and Cost Much Higher] Blames Jealousy. - � ,"Mrs.- Brown often locked herself in her room so that her husband could not enter. was barred____ "had ready access, "On the other hand, Mrs. Brown was i commission reported in a summary jealous of me. On one "occasion she 1 today. The average cost of newsprint rushed Into my ..house looking for me; at mills at the beginning.of December with a knife: i was $3.90 a hundred* the commission "I know also of a time she attempt- reported, as against �3.75 a,\year ago. ed to buy poison which she intended [in 1916 the price was $1.38, the lowest giving to her husband,. The thing that, in several'years. NEW YEARS AT CAPITAL QUIET WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-New Years Day was observed so quietly in Washington today that it was much like an ordinary Sunday.: There were no public receptions, and church services were not different from those In hun dite^g^"Altt"erican cities. President Wilson's illness. forced abandonment of the customary white house-celebration. Surrounded by members of his family, the President spent two lj�urs in a wheel chair in the sunshine on the south portico, away from the wind, and later rc- WASHIIsGTOIs, Jan. 1. Consump-1 ceived greetings from heads of many ns. exchanges of calls were diplomats and members of the cabinet entertained at luncheons and receptions. combinations which would.embroil us in all European conflcts and turmoils." /"**� -._i Republicans in Charge LANCASTER, O., Jan. l.-The keys of the city government were turned over today by former Mayor John M. Mayer, democrat, to C. E. Ruble, republican and C. C. Cloud, republican Coroner Singer said Schott started to cry while he was there and threatened to commit suicide. A crowd that filled the court room to suffocation heard the preliminary and E. W. Mossman, democrat, took [hearing today. A woman fainted at office as treasurer and auditor re-j the sight of the murdered girl's blood-npectivoly. *The new mayor appointed soaked dress. Felix Swope, service director, and! Asked If her sister 'didn't commit Ernest Howies, safety director. The latter just completed a term as city auditor, The city council stands gix republicans and one democrat. � Must Get More For Coal, State Dealers CLEVELAND,. o., Jan. 1.-Declaring they cannot get along with the present margin of profit, local dealers today announced they will ask the city and county fajr price committee to grant them permission to raise the price .of coal. They then will appeal to the department of Justice. Soviets Everywhere, New Year's Greeting *" LONDON, Jan. I.-A soviet wireless message received from Moscow today flashed.New Year's greetings to the world. Tho message, after celebrating 1910 as a year of victory for the Soviets, says: "In 1920 we shall attain a victorious end of civil war. Siberia, the Ukraine, the Don region and the Caucasus desire soolots, There also will he Soviets at Berlin. Washington, I'm is and London. Soviet authority will be supreme throughout world." suicide, Katie May Griffiths, tho dead girl's sister, said: "No. She was killed by an insanely jealous man. The last chance he would ever have to do it." Six Per Cent Cider . Offered at Hotels (By International News Sopvjoe.) NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Cider with , the 6 per cent kick guaranteed is being offered in suoh hotels as the Waiuorf - Astoria, McAlpln, Ritz, Majestic and others, it has become known, Printed circulars with the names of dealers selling it at 50 cents a gallon have been reoelved guaranteeing the kick and calling attention to the fact that it is just as attractive as the 6 per cent beer, but does not carry the tax. Coasting Accident STEUBENVILLE, O.,", Jan, 1,- When their sled 'crashed into, a coal truck on the Knoxville hill, north of the city, Clarence' Walters, 10, was instantly killed and his cousin Lloyd Walters, 12, seriously injured, It was the the second fatal coasting accident this week. .U. S. RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT IS VERY NEAR TOTAL STANDSTILL brought this about is one that re spectable families do not discuss. "I am perfectly willing to tell all I know to the authorities, but no more now," jshe pleaded. "When this case is solved I know that I will be cleared of all participation in the,crime and I also .know that the two1) persons I have mentioned will be implicated." " Bring Hack Witness. A summons was issued today for the return here of Miss Gladys Summit, of Battle Creek, whose story to authorities implicating her roommate, Mrs. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1.) High prices failed, to cut down .consumption, however, and the commission estimate^ that in 1919, 14 per cent more newsprint svna �" used than In 1918. During the fourth quarter of 1919, particularly, newsprint consumption was running up and the commission said that the increase then oyer the similar period in 1918, would be between 25 and 30 per cent. December figures have not yot beenJ tures from the present revenue. He tabuated. In November, 1919, the 727 publishers reporting to the commission used 161,602 tons of newsprint, compared with 123,844 tons in '. November. 1918. Census Enumerators to Start Work Today; Will Ask You Many Questions Cincinnati Becoming Bankrupt, Says Mayor CINCINNATI, O., Jap. 1.-Mayo'r John Galvin, of Cincinnati, in his annual message to council today, revealed the fact that the city's funds for 1920 would fall short of the budget requirements by $2,889,000. One of the salient points of the message was the declaration by the mayor that Cincinnati is entering the new year with no hope of meeting the current expendl If n Kentleninn or lui^ should call at your homo this -morning to ask whether you aro deaf and dumb, and whether you' have attended whool since Sept. 1, 1919, deal gently with him or her, for he or she will ho au agent of Undo/ Sam, I'Ugnged In tulcing the jlecen-utttl census. Your polite^#> to the person who calls on you should bo increased by the knowledge chat he or she is engaged, at that particular time, in rents or partly owns and partly rents the land ho farms; the value of the buildings, machinery and implements belonging to his farm; the quantity of all crops raised on his farm during the year 1919; and many other questions which cover all possible farm operations. An absolutely accurate and complete census vitally concerns the welfare of this community and o� every r�rson living in it. The officiaTpopu-'/Jou for the next ten years will said the cost of running the city gov ernment Would be more than $1,000,-000 greater than it was last year while the revnues would *be, considerably less. The mayor expressed the view that "if the state legislature does not provide some relief to meet this ^tuation Cincinnati and all other cities of the state must necessarily face bankruptcy." TREATY CONTEST Unconditional Ratification Ideas Discouraging to Many Democratic Senators. WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-President Wilson has broken his leng period of inactivity over the peace treaty and has assumed charge of the! fight to bring about ratifjeaton by the senate. He sent Secretary Tumulty to the capltol to confer with'Hitchcock and other senators in the administration group to ascertain the exact situation. The immediate effect of Tumiiity's visit was to cast an atmosphere of gloom upon the democratic side. It has been bending energies for a compromise by means of reservations, which they hoped the president would be willing to accept The impression these senators received was that the president is more disinclined than ever to yield to any sort of ratification except unconditional. But disappointment was written plainly upon Hltdhcock's face when he stated that Tumulty brought'him no message from the president and that he carried no message back.- It has been the hope of tnese. administration ! Better ClassComtek! Many Are W?ingm� Small Fortunes* NEW yoiik, .tan. i.-Meaty I Immigration, which has taxed the facllties of Ellis Island dwl delayed unloading or steamships at ' tliis port; Is only temporary/otto! presages no great influx of foir* elgners that will affect tho lahor market* of the United States, in the opinion of immigration authorities here. ' 1 They estimated today that next year's immigration through NeW> York will be only 800,000 as compared with' pre-war figures Of' ^ from 800,000 to 1,000,000 annually. Few of the thousands of passengers' arriving here dally from abroad are coming to this country unless they; have been here before* or unless rela-% tives are already here. Probably 60 v per cent of the reoent arrivals are res-^; ervists, mostly Italians, who left: the United States to fight *for the."native s land. .v..;.,vv,s^;; I Many American Citizens. - \ Many of them are American cltf- " zens, about those admlsslonr thereTis g no question. The balance of'the-ar-'5 rivals is composed largely of latHeM, mothers, wives and children of nien, ..j* Poles and Czechoslovoaks, who5ifiitoI-JV: grated prior'.to the war and are bow ^ well established. The arrivals include a large repre-? sentation of native-born Americans! who had been unable to reach.these, shores- earlier because of war condi- 1 tions. Some of them are from Ge'r-'-| many.' As evidence of this is the fact -.| that many arrivals have steamship | tickets sold them abroad four or five '% years ago. "J � The character of the present influx is considered by Representative: Isaac ^ Siegel, a member of the house Imml- | grution committee, as higher thanever^',^ before. Many of the arrivals..s&pive m thousands of dollars, representing In _ some cases the conversion .of property-^ % in their native land or the residue'' of prosperous mercantile or manufac- s turlng business damaged or destroyed*S by war. The monetary 1 requirement for admission is $25, and; before; th(f senators, who are reconciled, -to . the i war thousands had little more Or*no * iTinrn t>*n'� ' tha mln4mi��U '�'�:'-.h..- v :-J:;;.:;'-;.'.".!Sri conviction that ratification of-.the kind of an American consul* abroad is necessary on an Immigrant's passport. Each consul has a taboo lisj* for his district--names of residents earning 4 centsi That is the sum paid, determined by the census of 1920. to an enumerator for each resident he lists. Ten rears ago only 2 cents was paid for each name, but, as one of th^ census employees said yesterday, 4 cents isn't much more than that today. To reassure per*ona who are chary about giving personal information, it is stated that all data given to enu be Be ready with your answers when the census man calls at your house. Traveling Backward CRESTLINE, O., Jan, l.-The entire crew of a dining car of an east bound meratoite are confidential under the Pennsylvania railroad train were most outside thermometers registered 10 degrees above or lower. At midnight, street thermometers registered from seven to nine degrees - above zero. * A sharp; cutting wind prevailed throughout the day and madeHhe effect of the cold -wave more apparent. Pair and continued cold was the prediction for today, with slightly warmer weather in sight for Saturday. Million Illiterates Were in War Army- (By 'International News Service.) WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-Fig-. ures compiled by tho statistics branch of tho general staff on Illiteracy in the emergency army -show tha probably 7.6 per cent jof the entire iprco was illiterate and 17.4 relatively illiterate. Tho figures are based on a total of 4,000,000 men. -Of this total 211,000 are classed as wholly illiterate and 712,000 as relatively illiterate, an aggregate of 1,023,000. :2. Railroaders Die , B13LLEPO.NTAJNK, O., Jan. 1.- PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l.-^Vanita iDanltl Dugan. conductor, Bellefon-Fitzhugh, of New York, an actress, talno and Thomas Latty, brakeman, was killed in an automobile accident. Lima, were_so badly crushed In a rear-In this city early today. With two end collision on the Big Four railroad men, she was returning from a New here this morning that both died in a Year's celebration to the home of hospital tonight. A light engine com-frlends she was visiting when the lng up to push tho train into the yards motor car In which they were riding struck the caboose in which the men skidded and ran into tho railing of a were riding, with such forco as to bridge. Miss Fltzhugh was catapulted crush it. over the windshield. She fell a distance of sixty feet to the ground below. Miss Fitzhugh, who was 24 years old, had just returned from a six Young Actress Dies In Automobile Crash] law. and cannot be used against any one, for any purpose whatever. District Dlrecto> 0f ^he Census Sta ley and his assistant, John E. Bragg locked in the car and returned west last night .when the conductor was taken seriously ill near here. A phy^i months' engagement in London. have for the past week,, supervised ^ian-pronounced the case smallpox, final preparations for the start of the work. The fifteen days allowed for it will bring it to a qlose on the day when prohibition is finally clamped on this country by the Eighteenth Leaves Cantonment CHILLICOT-HE, O., Jan. 1.-Major General E. F. Glenn, retiring corn-Amendment The- enumerators are j niander of Camp Sherman, left the supposed to, work from 9 to 5 every j cantonment today, Toledo will be his CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-Railway statistics compiled hy the railway age show that the year 1920 begins with the development of, the railways of the jjplted States nearer a complete stand-ptlll than at any time elope the first railway laid in America. "In the year 1919," eaya the rall^-way ager "the total mileage of new lines built in the United States was 686 miles. This is the smallest figure which has ever been recorded by this paper, Furthermore, it does not represent a net increase in mileage of t!He country was steadily increasing, although tho rate at which It was in-creasing had been diminishing for some years and especially since 1910, The available statistics indicate thatf since 1916 the mileage of lines abandoned-has been substantially greater tJiAft thg new mileage built. During the three years from 1917. to 1919 inclusive, our statistics indicate, that operation was abandoned cm 3,319 miles of lines, while in the same perT lod only 2,386 miles of extensions, branch and other new lines were completed.^ ThU3 it appears that during During the year m utiles of main line the last three" years'there has'been'an railways were atwuteatf for opera- actual �ev&*Tof 933 mills in the ^ *v , mileage �f railroad* operate4 in the U. "Prior to tfee year ;8i tke m4h?age g. day, except Sundays. Among the bits of information which you will have to give the enumerator are your name, address, whether you are the head of your family or your relationship to the. home for the preent. 'Gambling Must Go' MAJUON, O., Joji. 1-"All forms of gambling must go" said Mayor T, E head, whether you own or re�t your; Andrews, republican, upon taking of- fice today. "This includes punch home, and, if the former, whether it is mortgaged; your sexj co.or, race, age, whether you are single, married, widowed or divorced, your occupation, Whether you can speak English, your place oi birth, mother tongueand the place of birth and mother tongue of your mother and father, ' Pvery F&wu visited. ' Census enumerators also will call at every farm in this community to secure the information heceasaj-y to fill out the questions contained on the ugriculture-schedule. Each farmer will bo asked questions concerning the acreage and value of his farm; wfc-ether b� owns, boards and everything that is against the }aw." MARYSVILLE, O., Jan. 1 John W. Jtoblnson, 88 years old, father of supreme court Judge James E. Rob* inson, of Columbus, and a wealthy retired farmer, died today. He was a native of Darby twp., and is survived By three sons and two daughters, THE WEATHER QHW* FQRJ^AS'lWFair, eontimisa coM FrWay; Saturday fair, slightly Stove Molders Agree With Manufacturers CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1.-Announcement was made today at the headquarters in Cincinnati of the International Molders union that a new national agreement had been concluded between the stove molders and tlie manufacturers for the coming year. The agreement provides for a straight 10 per cent increase for day men and 20 per cent for piece work. Other concessions as- to material and its handling were ateo made to the piece workers. Arrest 18-Year*Old Burglar in Dayton DAYTON, O., Jan. 1.-Harry Pof-fenbergex*, 18, tonight surrendered to police and is held on a burglary charge. Police say he had made damaging admissions- Officers, lute Wed. nesday night surprised two young men who were ransacking a residence in the northern part of the city. They fled, but Floyd Coleman, 17, was captured. His leg was broken by a bullet from a policeman's revolver. Police say Poffenberger was Coleman's pal. Police are also holding Howard Eriuel, 20, who they say they caught in the act of ransacking another residence. t'ljovm^tp, o. Jau. I.-Major Harry D. Davis today entered upon his. third term of office. COLD WAVE HITS Sandusky last night and this moaning was in the grip of one of the coldest waves of the winter sgason. E-arly iUl iX10 uwu'im-ni�iuea oi resments -in the day the temperature started who are suspected of having;alded the.'! dropping and by 8 o'clock at* night, | enemies of the allies during" the war.'* ----None such is permitted to emigrate to ii the United States. This coridition has resulted feW.Ai^.; abnormal number of stowaways in ships bound for New -York, in one recent week the unprecedght number '. of fifty was caught and deported. NAME CAPTAINS FOR FUND DRIVE Will Appoint Workers^at Meeting' to be Held This Evening. Everything is now complete for the final canvassing of the city in the Jewish Relief Fund drive except the appointment of the jjforkers who will assist the twenty team captains who were named* Thursday. The following have been named" as . captains of the teams: " J. P. White,, George'A. Be is, A. .W. . Allendorf, Leo iCugel, Charles Llnken�H bach, C. G. Abbey, Oscar Meyer, J, B. ' Arbour, James Miller, It. C. Beebe, Carl DenzetVRev. J. S. Carrie, � Mrsr Jacob Casper, Mrs. H. S,. Rogers, Mrs. Arthur Braunsteln, Mrs, Hf' L, man, Mrs. G. H. Boehmer, Mrs. David �Spero, Mrs. J. H. Herman, and Mrs. Garry Salmon. . ' �. :,. . Each one of these'captalns will have three workers on his or her, team. . These will be announced at the ((inner tonight. Reference to the^inpe^ an^ meeting tonight is made oh another page of The Register. , * Headquarters will be established during the drive at the C. of C, rooms, : It ia planned to hold luncheons for the workers on Monday and Tuesday -v"5 of nest week. The names of the sub* scribers to date will be made a> the dinner this evening, Accidental Firing is Cause Hunter9s Death NEW PHILADELPHIA, O., Jan. 1. -The accidental discharge of his shotgun while he was returning home after hunting rabbits is believed to have caused the death of Wm. Yakely, 45, farmer, who had been missing since yesterday. His body was found on his farm near Sugar Creek by his brother today. cUBLTN, Jan. J.-Tim Irish republic loan of $1,000,000 has been oversubscribed, although the allotment will not close until February 1, It Is announced. In some districts the loan was oversubscribed three times. Fire Razes Landmark MILFORD. O,, Jan, 1.-Scott Brothers flour mill, said to have beep more than 100 years old and a landmark alongthe Miami river, was destroyed by fire today. Several hundred barrels of; flour were burned. The mlU occupied a quarter of a square In'MU-ford. The loss is estimated at |2Q,000. Congressman Begg Hits Legislation For Class What la needed is legislation with justice iu it for every man, eve? NO.RWALJC, Jan. 1.-(Special) Congressman Jim Begg's talk here to day before the J�\. a political speech can speech. This . .....,.........................._______.___ why the speaker made a big hit with the meanest and moat arrogant the members of the audienco regard-. tocracy the world has ever seen, less of party affiliations. I The -advances of the world" faftyt "America is drifting into class iegls-^ been only under the republican lOfm , lation," he said. 'The laborers, and of government. Under democracy &A4 capitalists, the business men, the autocracy the world has Stood atlit A.-'" farmers, the professionals and other hum-red years ago we entered, tfel !*%>? groups are organizing, organizing publican form, with the tallow ftfc � tight. And each one insists on legis- and the stage coach. Laofc wfeWft W| , latlou selfishly for itself alone, no are today, * . matter what happens to the other. After Begg 'had asserted fcfeftt, {& fellow. Class legislation is in the: government could bf rm m saddle and the devil take the "bind-1 third the money expended at most. the au4ien.ee. �r�^ m& Sims* 97 ;


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El Salvador in Central America. The reason for this visit was to see my uncle, aunt, and
my two cousins. My uncle and aunt are missionaries introducing God to people that
haven't had a chance. El Salvador is a very interesting place with its people, poverty and
El Salvador has some intriguing people. They are very quiet, polite and also fun to be
around. They love to spend time with their family and to have a good time. Salvadorians
also like to be around Americans, especially if they have blond hair. One time my uncle's
church threw a street party. Many of the local children gathered around me, with my
blond hair. They were fascinated by my American tongue and wanted to know how to
pronounce their names in English. They had all the usual names; William, Victoria,
Anna, Maria and Joseph. It was so enchanting to see their faces laugh when they heard
me say their name. It is so nice to know you are welcomed in another country.
It was also a sad experience for me to see these poverty -stricken people. People
don't have a lot of money in El Salvador. They make their houses out of cement blocks
blended together with a tin roof. The only good thing about these diminutive houses is
that they stand very well when earthquakes hit. Their trashy streets looked like a tornado
hit them. The houses have no electricity or water. Many people came to my uncle's and
aunt's to fill their jugs with my family's water. There are masses of dental offices. Most
of the people have bad teeth due to their poor diet.
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tourists to come, visit their country and spend money. On the Pacific Ocean there were
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Graveside services for Mary Reynolds Beatty will be held at 11:00am on Friday, September 17, 2010 at the Masonic Cemetery in Newton, MS, with Newton County Funeral Home South, 100 Old Highway 15 Loop, Newton, MS in charge of arrangements 601-683-2152.
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From Catholic Milieu to Lived Religion: The Social and Cultural History of Modern German Catholicism1
Version of Record online: 12 MAR 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1478-0542.2009.00589.x
© 2009 The Author. Journal Compilation © 2009 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
History Compass
Volume 7, Issue 3, pages 837–861, May 2009
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How to Cite
O'Sullivan, M. E. (2009), From Catholic Milieu to Lived Religion: The Social and Cultural History of Modern German Catholicism. History Compass, 7: 837–861. doi: 10.1111/j.1478-0542.2009.00589.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 6 MAY 2009
- Version of Record online: 12 MAR 2009
- History Compass 7/3 (2009): 837–861, 10.1111/j.1478-0542.2009.00589.x
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The 'milieu' concept, first introduced to German history during the 1960s, experienced a revival during the last twenty years. It became especially influential as a model for modern German Catholic social history. Scholarship based on this notion of an insular religious subculture deserves much praise for its analysis of how Catholics remained relevant as a minority in a modernizing country and for shedding new light on the relationship between Catholicism and National Socialism. However, future work on the Catholic community in Germany requires greater methodological flexibility. The purposes of this article are to review the recent historiography of the German Catholic milieu after World War I, discuss existing critiques of this literature, and suggest ways to better integrate cultural and gender history into narratives about twentieth-century German Catholicism.


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The current population of Fallon County is 3,247 with the median age of 39. Fallon County's median household income is $52,302, and the average household net worth is $341,707.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Fallon County by age group. In Fallon County, the male-to-female ratio is 1,675:1,572, which is 6% higher than the ratio of Montana, which is 513,775:510,190. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Fallon County, has 73% less property crime than Montana, and is 77% below the nation's average. Fallon County, has 19% less personal crime than Montana and when compared to that of United States, Fallon County is 46% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Fallon County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Fallon County, 85% of people are married and 15% of people are single. The percent of people married is 7% higher than the ratio of Montana, which is 78%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Fallon County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Fallon County is $52,302, which is 12% higher than that of Montana ($46,725). Income data for Fallon County is sourced from census, 2015.
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HP Enterprise to merge IT services unit with Computer Sciences
Shares of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, formed after Hewlett-Packard Co formally split in November, rose 10.5 percent in extended trading on Tuesday.
Soon, computers to fathom human languages better
The algorithms will enable a computer to act in much the same way as a human would when encountered with an unknown word.
New algorithm to teach computers human languages
While mastering natural language is easy for humans, it is something that computers have not yet been able to achieve.
IBM wants everyone to try a quantum computer
The idea of a new class of computers able to exploit the most basic properties of energy and matter to speed calculations beyond what is possible with today's digital systems has long held both promise and controversy.
Beware! Security programmes might actually make online computing less safe
Security applications act as gatekeepers, filtering dangerous or unwanted elements by inspecting secure web pages before they reach the browser.
China, Russia to conduct first computer-aided missile drills
The main purpose of the exercise which will take place in Russia is to deal with accidental and provocative ballistic and cruise missile strikes.
Sundar Pichai predicts AI, cloud computing's future at Google
CEO Sundar Pichai updated the world with some of Google's achievements and key highlights.
Google CEO Pichai sees the end of computers as physical devices
"Over time, the computer itself -- whatever its form factor -- will be an intelligent assistant helping you through your day," Pichai said in his letter.
These pennies are worth billions for giants in cloud computing space
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How Cognitive Computing will impact Banks and Financial Services
Service industries do their best—for themselves and their customers—when they offer personalised services and it is the same case with banking.
PM Modi's degree row: Did DU have computers in 1978, asks AAP
AAP leaders said "DU is a prestigious university. They should be loyal to the constitution of the country, not to the leaders of the ruling party,"
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IISc team working on how to train computers 'see' objects
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Advocates tout compressed natural gas as transportation fuel at GOP convention in Florida
Chances are anyone looking for a free cup of coffee or bottle of water near the Republican National Convention this week also will get an earful about compressed natural gas.
Alternative fuel advocates from CNGnow.com are staffing a booth in the media area at the Tampa Convention Center, next door to the site of this week's GOP gathering.
Norman Herrera, director of market development at Chesapeake Energy Corp., said the convention is a good forum for CNG advocates, who are reaching out to delegates who aren't familiar with the alternative fuel.
Florida, which is hosting this year's convention, has only five CNG fueling stations, despite being the nation's second largest user of natural gas, Herrera said.
He said Florida gets about 62 percent of its electricity from natural gas, making it a "vibrant market" for CNG.
Herrera said CNG fits well with themes of energy independence, environmental protection and cost savings at this year's convention.
Advocates are talking to delegates about natural gas vehicle options, fueling stations and fleet conversions by companies like Chesapeake, AT&T and UPS at the CNGnow booth, which will be open until Thursday.
CNGnow is a collaborative effort by Chesapeake, the Pickens Plan, American Clean Skies Foundation, NGVAmerica, America's Natural Gas Alliance and American Gas Association.
Delegates also are being ferried to and from the airport on CNG-fueled shuttles, courtesy of America's Natural Gas Alliance.
"We are proud to have this opportunity to provide transportation to convention participants in Tampa and to give them a firsthand experience with natural gas vehicles," said Regina Hopper, president of the alliance. "Companies and local leaders across the country are embracing natural gas as a fuel choice and calling for more vehicle options and filling stations to help drive this change.
"Our message in Tampa and beyond is that this is an extraordinary opportunity for our nation, and it's time to get on board with this American fuel choice."


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THANKSGIVING 2013: San Manuel keeps buffet traditional
San Manuel's Serrano buffet has a traditional Thanksgiving menu.
For those who aren't interested in cooking a big dinner San Manuel's Serrano Buffet has traditional fare with all the trimmings.
Offerings include turkey and stuffing, garlic mashed potatoes, candied sweet yams and prime rib at the carving station.
Seafood lovers can enjoy peel and eat shrimp, crab legs and oysters before desserts of pumpkin and pecan pie.
Price: $24.95
The Pines will also offer a traditional dinner featuring free range turkey, green bean casserole, bourbon truffle mashed yams, meyer lemon cranberry sauce and champagne pan gravy.
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For the active shooter desiring simple and light, f-stop has engineered an ultra-lightweight carry solution for their needs, the Loka UL. The pound-pinching pack retains a rip-stop nylon 37L shell, full-size suspension, and internal frame in a streamlined package tipping the scale at a mere 1kg. Rear and top access makes the UL a versatile form-fitting bag ideal for adventures where all is needed are the bare essentials and a camera.
- Construction
- Jersey laminate EVA-padded back panel with raised padding for ventilation and comfort control
- Reinforced webbing grab / carry handle
- Stitching: Heavy-duty, industrial cross-stitched for optimal load bearing
- Zippers & Fly
- YKK® reversed zippers for extra weather resistance
- Zipper garages help prevent water penetration
- YKK® glove-friendly zipper pulls
- Pocket Configuration
- Easy-to-reach durable side mesh pockets with ripstop Nylon base and elastic cuff for water bottles and hydration supplies
- Drainage weep holes on sides and front shovel pockets
- Organizer pockets in top lid for batteries and smart phones
- Front panel pocket is ideal for jackets, extra layers and ski skins
- Multifunctional internal nylon sleeve fits up to a 13" laptop; also doubles as hydration bladder pocket
- Pack Hydration
- Compatible with various hydration systems
- Internal Nylon bladder pocket
- Hydration slot allows hydration hose to slide through with ease
- Stretch mesh sleeve keeps hydration hose in place
- Suspension & Compression
- Quick-release side compression straps allow depth adjustment for airline carry-on travel and also function to secure tripods, ski-poles, skis, or any other items with similar shape
- Sternum strap with integrated whistle for emergencies
- Belt and shoulder fine-tune suspension straps provide superior performance
- Ergonomically-friendly stabilizer straps with dual hip belt pulls provide maximum load control and comfort
- Loading & Closure
- Camera gear is accessed via back panel and YKK® zipper
- Top opening for main internal compartment uses YKK® heavy gauge zippers
- Pack Attachments
- Daisy Chain loops for accessory attachment
- Ten (10) f-stop GateKeeper mounting points for easy attachment of tripods, snowboards, and similar equipment; GateKeepers sold separately
- Accepts chest mounting for Navin camera case via GateKeeper system
- D-Ring attachment point for additional accessories
- Connection loop for attachment of Rain Cover
- Integrated Features
- Four internal ICU mounting points
- Multi-purpose sleeve fits up to 13" laptop
- Product Notes
- Compatible with all f-stop ICUs up to Large Pro Series
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It is the home of the …
- Nationally-ranked, award-winning, Benedict College Gospel Choir
- Honors Debate Team Champions.
- Basketball Team Champions (Men and Women).
- Cross Country Team Champions (Men and Women).
- Golf Team Champions (Men).
- Tennis Team Champions (Men).
- Track & Field Team Champions (Women).
Accreditation (SACS):
Benedict College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Benedict College.
National Academic Accreditations:
- The School of Business and Economics is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
- The School of Education is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
- Social Work Program was the 1st HBCU social work program in South Carolina to be nationally accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.
- The Recreation and Leisure Services Program is accredited by the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA).
- The Fine Arts Program is accredited by the National Association of Art and Design (NASAD)
- Benedict College is the 2nd HBCU in the nation and the 1st in South Carolina to receive national accreditation for its Environmental Health Program by the Environmental Health Accreditation Council (EHAC).
- The Child Development Center serves over 70 children and is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
National Academic Rankings:
- Benedict College was ranked 1 of the top 10 colleges in the nation in producing African Americans with an undergraduate Physics degree, as reported by the Education and Employment Statistic Division of the American Institute of Physics.
- The School of Honors Model African Union Team won 1st Place at the 2011 National Association of African American Honors Programs Conference.
- The Benedict College Debate Team won 1st Place at the National Association of African-Americans Honors Program Conference, October 2005, 2007 and 2009.
- The Benedict College pioneering Service Learning Program is a national model program and serves over 114 non-profit organizations around the SC Midlands. The program recently won the 6th Annual Commission on Higher Education's Service Learning Competition.
- The Corporation for National and Community Service honored Benedict College for the second consecutive year with a place on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service to America's communities.
Community Development:
- The Benedict-Allen Community Development Corporation was established to acquire, rehabilitate, resell or lease sub-standard housing and remove blight from surrounding College neighborhoods.
- The Business Development Center (BDC) was opened with the goal to educate and produce minority entrepreneurs. The BDC offers a Revolving Loan Fund to new businesses.
- The Business Development Center recently partnered with the FDIC to implement its Money Smart program that teaches people how to understand credit, personal budgets and assesses the cost and benefits of consumer and home loans.
- A $1.5 million grant was awarded to the Center of Excellence for Education and Equity of African-American Children.
- In 2007, the Benedict College's Trio Program received $1.6 million through 2011.
Benedict received grant of $1.18 million in 2010 from the Department of Energy. The funds will be used for research relating to radioactive materials cleanup and for the creation of a South Carolina HBCU Center of Excellence in Radiation Safety Training. Benedict will also establish a Bachelor of Science program in engineering and bolster existing internship programs at SRS environmental and increase the number of minorities in the environmental science field.


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Saw an add on Craigs List for a KHS tandem but, I know nothing about the brand. What say you?
Saw an add on Craigs List for a KHS tandem but, I know nothing about the brand. What say you?
I have a KHS steel road bike (A Flite 220) that I like a lot. It's not a high level bike at all, but has been sturdy and taken a lot of use/abuse. It was my starter bike when I first got back in to riding 4 years ago and later, with some minor modifications, became my winter bike.
I don't know anything about their tandems, per se, but my impression is that they build sturdy but heavy bikes with relatively low-end components that are nonetheless functional.
Tandems East has a selection of KHS tandems with some information on each. Perhaps their site will be useful to you: http://www.tandemseast.com/frames/khs.html
A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking. - S. Wright
Favorite rides in the stable: Indy Fab CJ Ti - Colnago MXL - S-Works Roubaix - Habanero Team Issue - Jamis Eclipse carbon/831
They were really big in the 80's. Maybe more to do with dealer incentive packages than anything special about the bikes themselves, but I remember their being in a lot of shops. Made everything from kid bikes to pretty nice racing bikes. Don't think I've ever seen a tandem though. They're still around too in some capacity.
As a Tandem it would be OK as a starter bike but I don't think it would give the ride you are looking for. Tandems have to be strong but that does not mean heavy and the power of 2 sets of legs will wear out components very quickly.
How long was I in the army? Five foot seven.
Spike Milligan
KHS stands for Knowledge, Health, Strength but you know that already.
We rode a 2000 Tandemania Comp as our starter tandem for ten years. That was their 26" wheel, cro-moly, flat bar tandem. Replaced a few parts but the original stuff was quite serviceable for the most part. The wheels featured Rhynolite rims and stayed true. Handled very well -very stable at speed. Rode it only on pavement. Served us well till we moved up to a RANS recumbent tandem.
Last edited by JanMM; 01-08-14 at 10:06 PM.
RANS V3 - Ti, RANS V-Rex - cromo, RANS Screamer - cromo
There is, of course, the fairly active tandem cycling forum: http://www.bikeforums.net/forumdispl...Tandem-Cycling
KHS is a very reputable Taiwanese bike company, if not very well marketed in the U.S. at least. I don't know their tandems but I ride their (last years) top of the line Flight Team carbon road race bike and I love it; works great for me!
KHS is a kind of "under the radar" bike company, kind of like Jamis used to be (and in some places still is) but they make excellent bikes in my opinion!
Rick / OCRR
I have a '90s KHS MTB with True Temper tubing and I consider it a very good frame.
I have a 2003 KHS Tandemania Milano tandem that has been gathering dust in storage for the last couple of years, but I keep saying I'm going to pull it out of mothballs and ride it with my wife occasionally. It saw a good bit of use when my son was 9-10 years old before he started doing longer rides on his own bike. It is a solidly built lower end tandem with a fairly heavy steel frame and a mix of 105/LX and no name components. Not a bad bike for the price which was around $1K new.
The more you ride your bike, the less your ass will hurt.
Their tandems are fairly common, kind of the low-end of the tandem road bikes, can't say as to quality, etc.
"be careful this rando stuff is addictive and dan's the 'pusher'."
A vey good introductory tandem at a very good price.


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"Tiantai" Tiantai by Herwig1961
Tiantai Travel Guide: 20 reviews and 85 photos
I have been several months in Tiantai.The city is not so special but it is lovely around Tiantai.Tiantai mountains and a lot of interesting temples.Especially the Guoqing temple.One of the oldest temples in China.
- Pros:lot to see,specially the wonderful temples
- In a nutshell:Beautiful landscape,I miss Guoqing temple
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This looks like a very peaceful town. Too bad, not many of those exist anymore...
hi nice to see yr page and usual lovely pics thanks - my travels and photos in China I still think are some of the best Ive had in my life!all back home in Sydney - or in my memory banks I hope!
Good page.
A gem indeed.Beautiful, tranquil landscapes to. I'm glad you responded and showed me this lovely place. leyle
beautiful pictures - the quoqing temple is very pretty and probably very inspiring but my favorite is the pink bridge at monk jigong. this is a great page, thanks for posting. and sorry you lost pictures. n.
Quoqing Temple is a gem. Are you a Chinese tea master now ? :)
Tiantan looks like a very nice place!
Your tea set is very precious... you must enjoy now every cup of tea you drink and remember the temples , parks ...that wonderful Tiantai !
Lovely to see some nature and not just big cities!
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Peter Erskine, the chairman of Ladbrokes, and a few others on the board might want to watch out if Irish billionaire and rebel shareholder Dermot Desmond turns up at its extraordinary meeting in the City next Tuesday to vote against the bookmaker's planned merger with rival Coral.
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How strong or effective is talacen? What level narchotic is talacen compared to other narchotic pain meds?
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4 Aug 2010
Talacen is a class 4 controlled substance with some potential for abuse. Accordingly, it is not as strong as oxycodone, Lortab, OxyContin, methadone, etc. When I looked up Talacen this is the list of pain meds that came up. However, your medicine (opiate wise) appears to be "weaker" then many of the comparable meds listed. I'll try to add some specific details regarding Talacen in a comment after I review it more.
" Related Pain Drugs:"
Darvocet-N 100
Read more: http://www.drugs.com/cdi/talacen.html#ixzz0vepJndYi
I read some reviews from people prescribed 25mg pentazocine. The opinions varied. Some said this medication was a little weaker then vicodin, but lasted much longer. Another commented, it worked very well in controlling pain without side effects. Each person's reactions/benefits from this medication will vary. If this was prescribed to you, I hope it works well in controlling your pain. If it is not helping you, please contact your doctor.
Good luck to you and best wishes,
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Join us for our 70th year in the saddle! Grab your hat, your boots, and your sense of adventure....we're ready to provide you memories of a lifetime.
Looking for a Truly Unique Vacation Experience?
Join us the week of July 24th for Native American Week!
- Just $2475pp Adults
- Lower rates for children under 12
An authentic horse and cattle ranch in the Rocky Mountain foothills, Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch has been Family owned and operated since 1946.
Our 3,200 acres offer plenty of outdoor adventures including cattle drives, overnight pack trips, fishing, rafting, trapshooting, and more. 33 min. from Estes Park. We're an easy hour from Denver, with mild temps and mile-high elevation.
Sylvan Dale is a 2015 Certificate of Excellence recipient by Trip Advisor. Gene Kilgore selected Sylvan Dale to be on the 2015 list of World's Best Ranches! Also named "Best Family Vacation" by Frommer's Colorado guidebook and rated among the "top ten Colorado Dude Ranches" by True West Magazine, Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch offers year 'round outdoor adventures.
Your Best Sylvan Dale Vacation Ever!
-----More for Less-----
2016 will be our third summer after the devastating floods of September 2013. We are as strong as ever! Some of our buildings are gone, and the beautiful grounds by the river have been transformed, but we are here and ready to offer you "Great Fun, Great Food, and Great Folks!"
"Cowboy Up" with us this coming summer for the best Sylvan Dale Vacation ever. More family time. More fun activities. More time to kick back.
Our six-night western-adventure-packed week begins with check-in on Sunday after 3:00pm and ends Saturday morning after breakfast with check-out at 10:00am. Three-night packages are also available during select weeks. (Sun-Wed or Wed-Sat).
Included in your Sylvan Dale Adventure:
"Lots to do…no pressure to do it!"
Horsin' Around:
- Participate in ranch chores
- Brush up on your horsemanship skills
- Explore scenic trails on horseback
- Harness, hitch, and drive the Draft Horses
- Bond with your horse
- Rise and shine for breakfast on the trail
- Gentle foals
- Roundup and drive cattle or try team sorting
- Enter the SDR Gymkhana
- Learn to throw the "hoolihan" rope
- Professional Training Demonstrations
- Care for your horse – vet care, hoof care, grooming, equine massage
- History of the Heart J herd
Outdoor Adventures:
- Trapshooting
- Archery & Wrist Rockets
- Fishing – Bass & Trout
- White Water Rafting (additional charge)
- Excursions:
- Overnight Pack Trip to Cow Camp
- Camp out on Eagle Ridge
- Van Trip to Rocky Mountain National Park
- Mountain bike to Bobcat Ridge Open Space (additional fee for bike rental)
- Visit the sustainable agriculture operation in the Big Valley
Evening Fun:
- Horse-drawn Wagon Ride Tour and Ranch History
- Cowboy Campfire with songs and s'mores
- Softball at the Field of Dreams with hand cranked homemade ice cream
- Swing your Partner – a night of country western dancing
- Live Entertainment Sylvan Dale Style
- Happy Trails Ranch Party
All about Kids (ages 3-12):
- Cowpoke Melodrama
- Lead around rides for the little ones
- Horsemanship class ages 6 and up
- Trail rides
- Tubing down the river
- Ranch chores
- Donkey Talk
- Chicken Roundup
- Gentling Foals
- White Water Rafting (age minimum dependent upon season)
- Archery & Wrist Rockets
- Bass Fishing
Here are our 2016 peak season rates:
$2295pp– Adults (ages 13 and up)
$1545pp – Youth (ages 6-12)
$955pp – Children (ages 3-5)
Free – Children under 3
*We are offering low season rates for the weeks of June 5th, June 19th, August 7th, and August 21st! Ask about these special 4 or 5-night packages!
Choose from the following adventure-packed weeks:
- June 5-9 - SDR Sampler - 4-night stay (ask about our low season rates)
- June 12-17 – Cowgirl Roundup (ladies only) - $1295pp
- June 19-24 – Dude Season Kick Off - 5-night stay (ask about our low season rates)
- June 26-July 2 – Traditional Dude Ranching
- July 3-9 – Cattle Drive
- July 10-16 – Cattle Drive
- July 17-23 – Traditional Dude Ranching
- July 24-30 - Traditional Dude Ranching plus Native American Week!
- July 31-August 6 – Traditional Dude Ranching
- August 7-12 – Rodeo Cowboy Week - 5-night stay (ask about our 70th Anniversary special)
- August 14-20 – Great Grownup Getaway (ages 21+ only)
- August 21-26 – Dude Season Close Out - 5-night stay (ask about our low season rates)
- September 18-23 – Fall Great Grownup Getaway - 5-night stay (ask about our low season rates)
- September 29-October 4 -- Fall Cowgirl Roundup (ladies only) - $1295pp
Ask about our Family Reunion Package too!
This summer is a great opportunity to experience that family gathering you have always wished for! With at least 20 good folks, you can have the Ranch all to yourselves. We'll help customize your program to meet the interests and needs of your family.
Contact Karen for particulars: (970) 667-3915 ext. 11 or firstname.lastname@example.com
For all of the adults who are looking for a kid-free getaway, look no further!
Come to Sylvan Dale to discover your inner Cowboy or Cowgirl!
- June 12-17 – Cowgirl Roundup – 5-night getaway (ladies only)
- August 14-20 – Great Grownup Getaway – 6-night stay (ages 21+ only)
- September 18-23 – Great Grownup Getaway – 5-night stay (ages 21+ only)
- September 29-October 4 -- Cowgirl Roundup -- 5-night getaway (ladies only)
Why not make Sylvan Dale your Holiday Tradition?
Make family memories to last a lifetime!
- More than Just Pumpkin Pie – November 24-27
- Candlelight & Carols – December 23
- Colorado Holiday Season Getaway - December & January
Check out? You set the date!
We look forward to learning more about you and your dream vacation. Our lodging capacity is limited to 35 good folks, so don't delay in getting back to us!
Contact us today for reservations!
(877) 667-3999
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Lots to do…no pressure to do it!
"I took my 3 kids (18, 17, 13 )and we had a fabulous time. The riding was great. They made a big effort to tailor rides to individual skill levels and interests of the group. We were able to actually herd cows - I mean really move them from one place to another and it was lots of fun. There is a really nice breakfast ride and the overnight trip option to Cow Camp should not be missed. The food was really good. Plenty of it, nicely presented, and really yummy - not too gourmet - just good home cookin' comfort food."
Lori R. Latka - Virgina
|Guest Capacity:
|Meeting Capacity:
|Dates Open:
Spring: Mar. 01, 2016 to Jun. 12, 2016
Summer: Jun. 12, 2016 to Aug. 26, 2016
Fall: Aug. 26, 2016 to Oct. 31, 2016
Winter: Nov. 01, 2015 to Feb. 28, 2016
|Riding Dates:
|Jan. 01, 2016 to Dec. 31, 2016
|Minimum Age For Independent Riding:
|Minimum Age Accepted at Ranch:
|Nearest Airport:
|DIA-Denver, 1 hr/20 min-shuttle service to Loveland
Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport - http://www.fortloveair.com/
Lodging Overview
Cabins are clustered in the main yard amid giant cottonwoods and blue spruce, and are warmly decorated with comfortable country furnishings and antique accents. All have private baths and porches, air-conditioning, carpeting, refrigerators and coffee makers. Some also have fireplaces. Guest houses are perfect for larger families or groups and feature 3 or more bedrooms, 2+ baths, kitchens and outdoor patios.
Recreation Overview
Our ranch-raised quarter horses are at the heart of our program. Our riding program is designed to offer a challenge to every rider. Whether you are an experienced rider or a first-timer, you will appreciate the quality of our herd and the competence of our wranglers. As a Heart-J Rider you will be assigned a horse for the week. You'll also find fishing, swimming, tennis, game room, nature walks, birding, Western arena activities and much more. Each evening features an event such as a campfire sing-along, horse-drawn hayride, cookout, live Western entertainment, square and line dancing, a "field of dreams" softball game or a rollicking Ranch Party.
Dining Overview
All meals are included in your vacation package, and food is plentiful, hearty and home-style. Some meals feature our own Heart-J grass-finished beef ( www.HeartJBeef.com )! Sylvan Dale specialties include our fried chicken and meatloaf welcome dinner, outdoor steak fry, Thanksgiving dinner and a Mexican Buffet. Home-baked goodies are a delicious tradition. Meals are served in the Roundup Room or outside at the Heart-J Grill. We are happy to accommodate special diets, excluding kosher only.
|Adult Rate:
SDR Sampler, June 5-9 - special 4-night stay!
Cowgirl Roundup, June 12-17: $1295pp
Low season weeks: June 19, August 7 & August 21 (ask about our lower rates)
Traditional Dude Weeks, June 26 – August 6: $2295pp
Fall Adults Only Week, September 18-23: $1595pp
Fall Cowgirl Roundup, September 29-October 4: $1295pp
|Child Rate:
Low season weeks: June 5, 19 , August 7, & August 21 (ask about our lower rates)
Traditional Dude Weeks, June 26 – August 6:
|Service Charge/Tip Rate:
|Because our service is genuinely caring and gracious, most folks add 15-20% to their total bill. Since your experience involves the entire team at some level, tips are shared among the Sylvan Dale staff.
|Tax Rate:
|Accepted Payment Methods:
|A deposit is due within 2 weeks of reservation; final payment is due at checkout, but you are welcome to prepay. Personal checks are cheerfully accepted, as well as MasterCard, American Express and Visa.
|Travel Agents Accepted:
|Lodging Accomodations:
|Cabin Accomodations:
|Weekly Arrival Day:
|6 nights, Sunday through Saturday. 3-Nights available select weeks only, Sunday - Wednesday or Wednesday to Saturday
|Seven Night Week:
|Six Night Week:
|Children's Program:
|Children's Program Start/End Age:
|3 - 12
|Baby Sitting:
|Outdoor heated pool. Tubing on the river!
|Cattle Gathering:
|Team Penning:
|Cattle Drives:
|Additional Cattle Activities:
|Help round up cattle to move them to greener pastures or team sort our Mexican Corrientes!
|Overnight Pack Trips:
|Yes-No Charge
|Guided flyfishing-ranch & trophy trout lakes-extra charge
|River Rafting:
|Guided Hiking:
|Yes-No Charge
|Mountain Biking:
|Local trails nearby with the option of local bike rentals
|Petting Zoo:
|Shooting Sports:
|Yes-No Charge
|Hay/Wagon Ride:
|Adult Only Weeks:
|Women Only Weeks:
Other Amenities
|Wine and Beer
|Wheelchair Accessible:
|Massage Available on Ranch:
|Laundry Facilities:
|Information Technology Facilities:
|Complimentary wireless high-speed internet access;computer workstation and office services available
Other Seasons
Winter Program
We are open year-round for "bunk and breakfast" stays along with many of the same activities listed for our summer program, handled on an à la carte basis and weather-dependent. Many folks enjoy horseback riding, fishing, hiking and more in our typically mild winter-time environment. Our holiday traditions are the perfect time for family reunions -- consider Thanksgiving and Christmas! Looking for a place to celebrate the holidays? Join us for a restful stay in one of our guest houses during the months of December and January! We'll even provide a Christmas tree by request!
|Winter Season:
|November through March
Special Events
Conventions, Meetings & Retreats
Sylvan Dale is your Mountain Retreat Center ... when it's time for a fresh perspective and new ideas, our setting is a natural! At the heart of many meetings and business retreats is the Heritage Building. Our Heritage Building offers a large meeting space with a stone fireplace, log ceiling trusses, breakout rooms and a porch overlooking the ponds. We can help you to coordinate with facilitators for team building & leadership retreats.
|30 for lodging
|Spring, Autumn, Winter
|Horseback riding with trail rides & lessons, fishing, hiking, hayrides, campfires, tennis, horseshoes, volleyball, game room. Evening entertainment.
|Minimum Nights:
Bed & Breakfast
"Bunk and Breakfast" stays include a hearty Ranch breakfast and are a great getaway for pleasure or business! We offer B&B stays year 'round based on availability. During the Dude Ranch Season, we can only accept B&B stays two weeks out from the expected arrival date and based on cabin availability. Many folks use our B&B for a home base to explore nearby Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. Many antique and gift shops, theaters, museums, golf and mountain biking nearby.
|Horseback riding with trail rides & lessons, fishing, hiking, cattle chores, hayrides, campfires, tennis, horseshoes, volleyball and game room.
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Known throughout the area as a romantic and beautiful wedding facility, we provide convenient and affordable arrangements for ceremonies, receptions and rehearsal dinners. Indoor and outdoor facilities are available. We are open year 'round (but summer dates fill quickly). Rehearsal gatherings at Sylvan Dale are casual and private, a perfect way to wind down before you gear-up for the big day. Special discounts for Winter Weddings!
|Wedding Planning:
|Our on-site wedding coordinators are available to assist you in your planning!
|Wedding Officiant:
|Yes, we provide a list of local officiants with whom we've worked before.
Family Reunions
Sylvan Dale was featured in "Reunions" magazine in 2012 and 2014 because we have hosted family reunions for over 60 years with our unique, heart-warming brand of hospitality and the extensive activity list for all ages. Plan your family reunions during our summer dude season (mid-June through late August) for 6-night stays, or choose other dates for shorter visits. Thanksgiving and Christmas are ideal and Spring Break is too!
|Book Entire Ranch:
|Book Entire Ranch:
|To book the entire ranch, we require reservations for 25. By doing so, we are able to customize your activity program as well as menu requests. Learn more at www.RanchReunions.com
|10% for return dude guests