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{ DANES AND l,AU GHTERs.

Miss Lillian Qua Of PittsfieId, Mass
has attended the Methodist church;
Sunday school for eleven years and
has not missed a session Ia that time. 8s
Mrs. Kate Leehan, aged seventy
eight, ran away from d Minnesota
poorhouse, declaring that she was ems
tirely too yonng to be Kept Ia SUCH an
institution s85
pr. Elijah beth Blackwell. probably the
first woman to be graduated as ply
stefan in this country, now Is eighty
eight years Old and 10 living In quiet
retirement in Hastings, England 5$$ s zs I
Mrs. Irene Cox Buell. Of st Paul has
obtained from Judge Page Morris the.
right to practice In both the district
and the circuit federal courts. Mrs.
Buell. has been an attorney in the state
courts b .54 x &- }sS *tS s: E5 5f a
Mrs.. Deborah shoemateg. aged nine
ty-four. Of Mfllville, n. J.. walked to-
the Second Methodist Episcopal church
on a recent Sunday and was received
& by the pastor as u,enbes Of the
church on probation : !; ": N y, "
Mrs. Zeba w. Bogus Of Wattshead,
Vt, who Was ntne<y>fve years old May,
"a celebrated the anniversary By maj.
ing a flower bed ID the morning, con-
hitting a poem 10 memory and taking
her first sutomobfle Ysde in The altar
noon. ~ II ~ s' ~ ! s5:5 ~ f..
Mrs Anna g. Eashbzpok b the fftst
deaf woman to have charge Of a print
ing Office She is foreman OF the print
ing Office Of the School For the Deaf at
Rome, n. T.. and - also business man
ager u the Deaf MuteS Register.
which fs published semimonth1y. She
has more than twenty appEeutices nm.
dsr her. 4 i@% Y: :. 4: y ~ 49,
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For farm loans call . on N.
Brennan, Devils Lake. N. 55:.,5

SisE
H It's cheaper for you to buy a new
shirt than to wash the old one. 575c
Qualities on sale at '39c each at the
New York Cash Store. d
S5 G.sH. Randolph. Of Emporia, Kansas,
LEFT ednesday for the west after a
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. 2,
IN. Kelly 5Es:ss5 &.
30 dozen mems shirts and drawers
IA black brown. Or cream color. Worth.
85c suit on sale 4 at New FORK Cash
Store for SOC suit. 5sS
lIrs. Bayon. of Cando, who:
recently und erwent ID surgical opera
tioanl. III Mercy hospit tai, VIII return to
her home VI a few DAYS. 3 B,
FOR SAL on account Of leaving
town will sell cheap for cash one.
nearly new range and some household
and bedroom ;furnitur e Call lat Inter
Oceon ofnc
sis F. Hender arson Of the frmSo White,
Henderson Jamestown and Devils
Lake, was II this city last week look
ing the interests 81 the store
here.
There Will be- a lawn festival at the
John Van Lew farm ave miles west of
this tuesday evening August Sd.
under the ansp Ices off the aB ethany
|leagu
Any one ii need of beds. springs,
shairs, dressers, al any restaurant
supple 81 any kind can save money
ifthey VIM ase ". Red, sReid,s Ho-
tel.
Albert Hanson has charge of the
skating rink at G,hauta uuua ffor the
balances Of the season He expects Id
glvs dances occasion ally ~
College 81 Law JniYerslt ~ Sof north
Dakota Strong faculty. of able law.
yers. Good library. sall term opens
Sept 2lst infor ation address
College of Law. tsrtand Forks, ~ Dak
All linen kirnonas III big discount 81
the New York Cash 81
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Queretaro,;

Queretaro, Mexico. has a claim to in.
terest in being the place where the
Mexican congress ratified the. treaty
with the United States In 1s4S by
which Mexico sceded all the territory
north and east OF the Bio Grande. 4 z
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Cast Iron MnIds .

Molds for casting iron can only be
made in sand Iron or other metallic
molds chill the iron. and 1t does not I'LL
well. The great heat at which iron
melts will burn any other material or
will stick so as to break the mold. -
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Tho Canadian seaeoaat.

The eastern Canadian seacoast from
the bay Of Fundy to the strait Of Belle
I Isle covers distance Of 5000 miles.
and British Columbia, with it's multi
tude Of bays and mountainous islands,
has a seacoast Of 7,,1sO miles and q
salt water inshore area. not including
minor indentati tons, Of 1.500 square
miles. 1s 4 .}s ~ n II; {. +,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Keeping Fish.

IF you want to keep fish, never put
one on top Of another Wrap each fish
separately In clean cloth wrung out
Of cold water tn which some salt has
been dissolved, lay 1t on a dish. and
keep 1t il the coolest place available.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Ansscuttv on Eae,fnaa,,

Among the ancient oriental nations,
with the exception Of the Heb9ews,
men end women wore ear1tngA the
latter conaideEing thaa sssy should be
reserved for the sole use Of the gem
tier sex Homer. makes mention Of
this method of adoxnment tn his de-
scriptions OF statues representing sew
eral Of the psychological deities.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
! Japanese courfina.

The japanese lover secretly brings a
plant and places It In an empty jar set
by his lady's door. II she cares for It
and makes It live, he, is accepted; If
she negIects It, his suit is In vain.
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nj First mort Farm sloans. .se,
Fred $D.S Insks I3$ss $5f55

saGk6. 1
Miss Martina Prinde yille. of Mime,
apoHs, IS Sa guest 81 her sister Mrs.
Cogswell for d few days. Ss5ss5$
m 50 men q white and fancy. vests
worth $50 10 IS. rs on special sale.
The New York Cash Store. 3ss55
N p. SR Richmond, Of MINI w,aukans has
been pending ! few days "a this city
and All Chautaua :5ss.s,
S55 +. NJ |. Fryburg, mast mechanic of
the Great Northern \ was in this city
on business last week. s54$ AL
S8s pairs mems tan shoes and OF.
fords worth $3.50 On sale for $2.59s
The New York Cash Store, s.ss n S., 81
Oscar Anderson and family Let wed.
nesday for Derrick, where they Will
spend g week on their farm ,sa M /: !: l
q. smullen and family moved to
Grand Forks Monday morning where
they VIII make their home. " NJ. u
PHI eurren, iof Wyndmere, was
the guest Of his broth 9. i. and
q 8 ~ s. this city over sunda s :5 b 3
Meme extra quality hne tailor made
trousers worth $500. On sale at 1919
AT the New p ORR Cash Store. sls::5
5Cs p. White and daughter, 81
minneapolis, have been guests at. the
home g y v and Mrs.. y. =. cowan. 4
u sisteri Mary c1aude VIII! recently
unde rwent AZ operation st the Mercy
hospital ill p out y u = lew days. Il; |;
VIncsnt Fenslon. who has been Wis
ting relatives IN Wisconsin for q few
weeks. returned home last Friday.
rs dozen mems fine caps worth CSC
each. On sale st 40 each. The New
York Cash Store GA 4; 4. 81 s s IS? {.
There was d very enioyable barn
dance giyen On the stenseth place,
several miles west OF this:city Friday.
Farm loans 81 lowest rates. see
John w Maher. 80 5ss 4 ls5s i &
M 81 pairs men vici and patent leath-
Ell oxfords worth $3.50. Sizes s to
8 10. On sale for sits. The New
York Cash Store , a y &5f III: Il, 4! !:
MI. and; Mrs. W. II. Bell returned
last week from a visit with relatives
and friends m Minnesota and Nebras:
g5: :S ;.5:si III, ~ : 4 s, +
AZ Sherman McC Glory left W ednesday
for the west, where elwill visit the
Seattle fair and other. points Of inter
lest. 53;: s; 55: 2 j 9, il:
1t seems to rain about as often as
etneed # this year and the farmers
are wearing a smile that won't come
on. II: M S.. ,., /! ss: ST 5 &:
|! Sister 5Kathe rine, who has been TAX
| Ing al course III prof essional nursing,
returned to the N Grey $ho spitaI Mon.
day ,.s
|s "a marriage license # was granted
July 23d to Robert ". Murray, age %,
Crazy; and Clara Wickum, age 1 10,
Crary 5s A I; # .3
Extra quality all leather suit cases
with linen lined and shirt folds
Worth $3.50, sale price s4.s5. The
New FORK Cash Store Il zs5E5
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~. Il A ehoai o. Hsrrinss. ..,.sr
! A shoal Of behring's 10 sometimes five
OF SIX miles long and two or three
miles broad ;2'| : i. = =; T. .'a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Derivation " Garnet

The precious stone garnet h sup:
posed to derive fta name from the
Latin granatus Cnavtng many seeds of
grain3 and is 50 called from its re-
semblance IN form and color to the
seeds OF grain Of the pomegranate-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Is The Nile Valley. .S ts5 AZ.
The Nile valley IS all there Is OF
Egypt from q prod tire point Of view
..0ralnIlIae.

3 Grange b the name 81. q place III the
department Of vaucluse, near the
Rhone. Il was the capital OF an an
cient prineipality Of the same name
which formed part OF the inheritance
of William of Nassau. founder Of the
Dutch republic. His descendants, In
Guiding William III. Of England, were
princes OF Orange. N s5:S " L. f5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30

III A Spartan War MaxiFsh Ss:s
~ Clearchus the Spartan, laid down 90
one Of the maxims Of war the state.
ment that a soldier ought to fear his
own general more than he does the
whole hostile army. n. n St5:.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Flies Ia Enniand.

There are so few flies In England
that there Is q regular business In Inn
porting dried ones from South Amer
lea for, food for poultry and captive
birds and fish. IL q
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Tho saeteS MARTIN !, ::

I A remarkable bird IN Mexico Is the.
bee martin, which has trick, of ruff
fling up the feathers on the top Of Its
head into the exact semblanee OF
beautiful flower. and when a bee comes
along 70 sip honey from the supposed
flower Il to snapped MP by the bird.
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lylaniia is 4 kust rails I

From Manila "a Australia Is IKE
going down ff,,r n neS III ont off
sight az land only two da ys. The
voyage LASTS twenty one days, but the
scoursa X throng the south sea islands.
which accounts for III resemblance toy
river lon.
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lENIN'g1 S

~ \ III Va IS
Charles Griswold a visiting il MI,
81 moi. Hsss 5
axaonE y are B. paying % II Il, 25c i
dozen TOR fresh eggs: Il ~ gs &
q. Ftoney III in canad "a pust.
1888. ;8sssE
honas Ri,tcnie left for AZ III Paul
tuesday.
S. boys suits .at special discount at
the New York Cash Store.
| M MI, Carl Lund Il visiting ct ocono
Falls. ]; sSsss ss$I
ay Young Nv a 4 / III Az part5 = q
last week. $ss
Miss RUBY Henley visited q Leeds
Hast week $5 s;|s
q. Honey vas . n IL thia'' city, 81 btusi-
ness Saturday.
Farm loans e. lowest rates. See
ohm ": Maher. q *s
lack Janneck IS visiting al Crooks
ton and Barnesvill e. ss35
A baby was born 70 NJ. and Mrs..
Tony Prete July 9Th .35s ss; 5
francis Chase. 81 Toxic, va b Il
& Deyils Lake Monday } III. 3 5$s
N. Maxson GO. are paying 81 5c l y
dozen Tor fresh eggs. .s ~ /: e
S A daughter vas born Is NJ. and Mrs.
A Mike Mandy July 23d .5s3
NJ Dr. Carl FISHER q Rochester, MINI,
1 Is visiting 81; this city.
S S Maxson q co. are paying y $50 / q
\ dozen for fresh eggs. 81 J. .5 q
VI Mrs. John =Nimmo. Ut Minneapol oils.
Il Is visiting tn this city 81
II & Emil s. Etch was ii from Cato
H township over Sunday. ~. /,
$A. Haig was at starkWeather the
latter part OF last week.
| / MI. and Mrs Chas. Smith are yyis
B iting at sauk: Center. finn.
Is 4 B. ii. Moore returned Tuesda lay from
Il a visitsto the Seattle fair. s
q. ". Congden was in from Toxic
the latter part OF the week.
The county commis sioners viii be
/ ins session again August srd.S
Take advantage Of the annual shirt
sale ct the New; York Cash Store. !.
Alex Arnold, of Croo kstonn, has been
yisit1ng ii this city this week, .t ;s5s
Il Maxson & g. are paying CSC :
n dozen for fresh eggs. Is 9;.5s3.
Carl Lund is visiting with friends
h s. st. Paul and Mime polls.
s. =. Wineman returned Monday
4 night from a trip to Chicago. II: \. t*:
I, A Gessner, Of Penn, was q busi-
ness visitor #inSs the Lake Monday. II
Mrs. Felix Routie ~ g entertainer / .
VI number of her frien ds last Friday 81
Wash good remnants half price at
the New York Cash Store.
Miss Efae Hanson has been visiting
s55at Churchs Ferry for q few days. ISL Isl
a. y. stade went tos Duluth Mimi,
the first 81 the week IN 8 business trip.
Nj: and Mrs. Eldridge d Lewis
tton. Idaho, are visiting at chautauqua.
arm loans 81 lowest rates. SEE
John Maher. al
Norton Soff IIet tinger was q
busin ess visitor sin this city Monday.
axaon q GO. a * paying 25c a
dozen for fresh
$3.50
lNIooers gene
ii Isl JR N E.
Insurance Bonds. allment Loans
(seo. " lviooers
Bangs Bl
8l.esSass
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I psllIses,s I s.rt Are aagc.

s5s Az d place called EKsotorn, ia the
french iyosy Coast, the natives h.
iiere that III ess on dieatroy q turtle
would tnean death Id she guilty. one or,
sssckness among the al
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4. First American Theater. -
: The first American theater was open.
ed In 1850 in the city of New York.
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Ants % Weati,er Prophets,

tss Ants % Weather Prophets.
Ants are credited with an instinct
for the, weather Of a whole season
When they are observed at n,idsum
ner enlarging and building up their
dwellings It Is said TO be q sign Of aE
early and cold winter. q I$st. n Sd 81
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sGaiiss,r;.nis..

fn nreh lines the rfinoceroa
1aouEishad fl CHI fornia, hlle large
IONS ana tifet1a yea ia TIE iung les
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30

"a ..t;<:* Y Old Ronsan Roads. ,3 ~ :
The Roman roads according to their
importance, were from eight to thirty
feet In width. IS j@=. w {. !. q
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~ Walking Round the Earth. :.
~ e q man could walk day and night
without resting he could make a jour:
ney around the earth III 42S days. #:5 N
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
80 isor,,a,s I 1870 !.

ne meg ssSes
Oriental Jenlak ers secure forty
shasisa of yeilow from the shell os the
PONIES sahase
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The First National Bank 81 Devils
Lake. D. loans money Oh Real
Estate All \ 4 very Interest,
You can pay your loan at any time
With us. u N n s$3sE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
DECORATION DAY
PARADE PROGRAM
Continued from Page One.)

Prof. John w Gilmore, president Of
the College of Hawaii, win be the ora
tor of the day and viii conduct the
ceremony at the cemetery. The route
Of march has been changed from that Of
last wear, at the request of the local
merchants, who wished to have the
parade pass through the center of the
business section of town.
The parade will form so as to start
on the march at clock sharp. The
formation viii be on Miller street, the
road leading from the mauka end Of
the Executive building grounds to Bere-
tania.
In the lead viii be Grand Marshal
Barry, preceded by six mounted police
to clear the way Then viii come the
Z. s. Marine Corps followed by the
Royal Hawaiian band. The band acts
as the \. G. H band in this case. as
every member Of It is an enlisted mem
Der of the guards.
After the band viii come the full
National Guard with every member
present, including the Hospital Corps.
The Kamebameha cadets viii come next
and their recent activity In drilling and
maneuvering assure that they win make
a fine appearance.
Governor Frear and his staff in uni
form viii follow the cadets and, after
them. the veterans of the G. A. R.
Professor Gilmore. orator of the day.
and the Spanish war veterans will
march at the end of the column.
After the return from the cemetery
the parade viii pass in review before
Governor Frear On Emma Square and
viii disband at Alakea and Hotel
streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Shipping Notes.

The Kinau brought from Kauai, 5000
bags Of sugar.
The NIihau brought $500 bags sugar
from Kohala Yesterday
At noon yesterday the Pacific Mail
5. :. Siberia arrived at San Francisco
from Honolulu
When the Kinau left Kauai the s.
s. Texan was loading sugar at Eleele
and the 5. s. Lord Derby was unload
ing coal there.
The Noeau brought in yesterday 500
bags sugar from Olowalu, 80 head cat
tie from Molokai Ranch Co, sheep,
u crates chickens, "A hogs, 169 bags
spuds.
The following sugar on Kauai is re-
ported ready for shipment: K. s. M,
ALSO bags; Max, $4,000; Mob, 40,54S;
X P, 1921; H NJ, 1902: G. F.,
%, 1893: NJ. s. Co, 10000; K. S. Co, 565.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

of Jesus Christ viii rise up in the great
ness of their strength, and will make
such a vigorous attack on this anE
other prevalent evils that they shall
be destroyed, and righteousness shall
ultimately reign supremacy in America
The political atmosphere will be pur1-
fed by righteousness which like the
evening zephyr shall cool the feverish
ardour of ambitious demagogues and
political trieksters, and men shall be
elected to office who viii be more con-
eerned for public welfare than for In
dividual gain.
Respect for law and order will be-
come GENERAL; the sanetity of the Sab
bath viii be maintained; 'fthe love of
our free institutions viii be cherished,
and all sections OF our beloved eoun-
try viii be brought into closer bonds
of fraternal regard and generous cs-
operation. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

"Some people can stand Oh the top
of high building and look down, -
said Mrs. Lapsling; "but 1 can t. 1t
always gives ne an attack Of verdi
girls Chicago Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local ONCE, q. s. Weather Bureau.

rected for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from to 10. Direction of
wind is prevailing direction during p
hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity OF
wind is average velocity in miles per
hour.
WIN. B. STOCKMAN.
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
At Oahu Prison.

Memorial services We're held in the
Oahu prison yesterday, the order OF
service being as follows: Principal
address. Mrs e Damon. subject
Gods Care for All Things" Mrs.
" VI. Graham spoke in Hawaiian
ard told Of the meaning Of Decoration
Day. The singing Of the quartet Of
the Kaiulani Home was excellent, and
the Prison Quartet sang well as usual.
Several Of the visiting delegates TO the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
conference assisted in the services.
The meeting was in charge of John
Martin with Atherton Richards as or
ganist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
A Fast Round Trip.

One of the quickest round-trip voy-
ages from Grays Harbor to Honolulu
and return was made recently by Cap
tain johnson, master of the schooner
F. NJ. Slade. He made it to Honolulu
in fifteen days and returned in tweleve.
This time has been beaten as far as
one way is concerned, but to make the
round-trip in twenty-seven days is some
thing new.
The barkentine Benieia. making the
voyage from Grays Harbor to Quay
mas, Mexico, in twenty days, is con
sidered as a good passage, the nearest
to that, Captain P. 0. Sonerud, who
made it in eighteen days some six years
ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Buffalo May Have Mail.

The cruiser Buffalo, which was due
to sail from Mare Island for Homo
lulu and Manila on May %, may
bring the mails The next boat on the
mail schedule is the Nippon Maru, due
about June
The Delta independent., 1909-12-03

The Economical Luncheon Club met
with Mrs. VIM. Gale yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-03
II. F. HART, Pharmacist
308 Main St.. Delta, Colo.
Notice To Property Owners.

The owners of the following described prem
ises. situate In Cement Sidewalk District No t3,
in the city OF Delta. Colorado are hereby notified
that the cement sidewalks in said district have
been completed ami accepted that the whole
cost of said cement sidewalks In said district
was et77 10; that the share appoitioned to each
ot or tract of land IL as follows:
To Lot ~, Block "a owned by John Jcfcr-,
si3p.2O; to Lot LEA. Block n. owned by John
Jener-. siio.2i; To Lot 10, Block IL. Garnet Mesa
subdivision owned by Carrie Il. Bowers, sito 10;
to Lot 80. Block ~. owned by The Gibson Lum-
ber Company, slao2t. all In thu City Of Delta.
Colombo
You are further notified that any complaints
or objections that may be made IN writing by
any Of the owners of any of the above described
premises to the city Council OF the city of Delta
Colorado, and filed In my office wi hin thirty
days from the publication of This notice, VIII bc
heard and determined by the City Council Of
said City. before The passage of tue ordinance
assessing the cost Of aid improvements.
You are further notified that payments may
be made to the undersigned or to the city
Trca urer OF snid City at any time within thirty
days OF the passage OF the assessing ordinance.
fon are further notified that the owners of the
remaining lots In said District have already paid
their iull proporticnatc part of the cost Of said
cement sidewalks.
:, Dated at Delta Colorado, this 9TH day Of
November A. d. 1909.
CAMILLA SANDERS,
City Clerk and Recorder.
First pub. Nov. I2, 1909. Lat pub. Dec 10. 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-03
Further Devastation of Iowa.

1t begins to look like Iowa is to be
depopulated-that everybody from that
state is to leave it for Delta county.
Those of them who do not rush here
of their own free will, the young men
who have come before, go back after.
Word now comes that Leonard Baird,
who left Delta ten days ago to visit his
native state. will, on December 7th,
wed Miss Ruth Wiltse, of Des Moines,
and return with her to Delta on or
about December 11tb.
The wedding of Leonard Baird and
Miss Wiltse is the elimination of u
school life romance, their acquaintance
and attachment having begun at Des
Moines college.
As the INDEPENDENT is fully aware
of the high class belonging by right to
Iowa people, it is ready to extend its
congratulations in advance.
In the words Of the lamented Rip Van
Wrinkle: MAY they live long and pros
perm Delta.