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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
em Nbmiral besaar selouoro.

Aon1iral sSobn 9. Goplor, tioltge'
re General =9irefter for 2egepeienet
i ben anerifanife Glaooe og en- al
sanbets opgtigite @arineleger, bar
f6te l1ge begaoet Selpmorb Seem
Dorf ne6 at ifp6e fig. 9aplor bar
g Mar gammeI og meget ioagelig.
Sor 2 4or iioen miite6e ban lin enc
Fte Sbn, Ser omfom beo en- Mmto<
xobil.l .l1Ipffe. og bette tog baorot
tao Sen gomIe Mon6, iom iiben ben
fib or6rie forIoo fine gerelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
3renrpberi / 9Sranfrige.

Sra 2pon, iSranfrige, meo6eles
2sroags, at 1S Hoit'effe, inoebol=
benoe geroiiogcr for 100000,
bleb itjoalet fra Hoittogct fra @oris
til Marieilles. 8lanot Sc itiaalne
&oltbarbeoer Dor Sl1beler og Defos
rotioner, Der ltuloe bares al ssSarl
@rupe og Sarlerne al Sbaftesburp
og Durbam iamt Sertugen al De-
bonibire pe0 Observation-Disclosures
/ eeSt1oten / ne1te Woaneb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
&oloniiation / San 9ominao.

&egieringen for &epublifen @on
9omingo paa 9en 9aiti, 9it for
Cuba, agter at ufgipe ct praftiif
8epis for lin 6remlfriotslpit peo at
opmuntre til 0prettelie al amcri-
fanffe, tpife og ifanoinapiife Solo
nter efter @omelteao-Blanen poo
enoel al set frugtbareite 2ono inoen
&epnblifens @rgn0ier. Den er op-
muntret til bette 5friot pe6 set al
De Goreneoe @toter gipne gfsen1pel,
og BET 2an6, Sen bil oisponere ober
poa 6enne a@aoe, bar en- meget be-
tpoelig l1oitrefning, ca. 2 Milliorer
Mcres. 2an6et ifoI uoibffes % for
oeleS til &olonilterne poa ooeror-
oentltg guuitige gilfaar. Sen ene=.
1te 8etingelie er, at Sc epentnelle-
&oloniiter ital afgipe Grflering cu1,>
at set er 6eres Seniigt at bpgge'
permQnente @iem paa 2an6et oe
bltbe boen6e ser.
@n ppientlig &inoring for @jen-
nemfbrelIen at &oloniiations=8lo
nerne pil oog iiffert 6e nrolige po-
littife 6orbclo blipe. Set imeo6eles
iaale6es Man6ags, at &epublifens
8relt6ent, @amon Gaseres, ser bab-
DE befle6t Stillingen / set ubprt
lange Giosrum al 4 slor, er blepen
intg1nproet al en- politiit Mooltan6er
/ Sobeoita6en San Gomingo. Gas
eres &6mini1tration bor peret fri
for repolutionRre 6oritprrelier fgr
/ ben itoite SID, ga forfieIlige CAM
menipprgelier er opoagebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
NorR efib fprlih.

Sra Quebec meo6eles lioite Gre.
bag, at ben norife 8arf nAntigua"
Der inotog en- Ssmmerlaoning beo
Martin &iper. neoenfor Quebec,
brep paa 9ano og blep @rag. Nf
Sfibets 8eietning poo 18 Monb
omfom oe Is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
Sruenbe @eneralitreife / Mericp.

3rnenbe @eneralitrejfe / @exico.
SiI SEN 93epolution, lom / 6et
ii6ite balpan0et glar far oprepet Ste
publifen @erico, og ion MI trl1er
me6 at brp0e les paanp, fommer
D6erligere l1oiigten til at ber bil
bIipe erfleret e,t @eneral1treife ober
fee 2an6et. Sc efonomtife Sorbol6
er nlt an6et eno go6e, og ierli9t /
Stqterne Sorreon, 5an 2uis Botoii
og &uebla bar Streifebebagelien
giort Jig giel1enoe. 8il set fbrit-
nmpnte Steb er Der orbret Sropper.
Mrbei6erne be6 set eleftriife 2psan.
leg, @ubberfabriferne og Smelteri.
erne, iom eies af grneito Maoero,
bar itreifet for bbiere 2en og fortere
Mrbeiostib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
Gber en- lang 9iitamee.

Stalien oe Oct amerifanife Gait-
lan6 er MI / 6orbinoeIie rneo traao-
lbs Selegraf. stolte Manoag moo
toges en- oirefte trao6lps 0epelcbe
fra @oltano, Stalter, paa @tationen
/ Grace 8op, 9toba Scotia. Af=
,ltanoen, BEN itprlte Ger bt0til er
naaet for troaoles 6orbinoelie, er
1000 Mile. 9lfienoeren par Op-
fin6eren Marconi, Mootoeeren Gee
yorf 9imes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
fyroslet tiloboe.

sSobn &eefer, en- @o,,ebmano
Marbcoen at 8amfloops, 8rit<
iib Columbia, to af bans @ie=
Ger og en- sposer oeo geapn
9ronion, omfom i;6ite l1ge un6cr-
beis fra 8Den til &eefers @ancb /
en- Sle6e. Sc blep oberfalone af
ct bol6lon1t ltpejr og fres tbiel.
2iget af &eefer fanotes ii6oen6e /
Sle6en me6 sen enc al Niecerne
melle1n bons 4ne. Spogerens Sig
families nogle faa 5fri6t fra @le-
Sen, oeffet af 2 500 Sne Gen
enc Yige bar belt foripun6er. enc
laget er fra 3 til 5 500 opbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
Sc enselife Gtemmeretsfpin6er.


Gnglan6s 6eriteminii iter Msquitb
bar bt6til beitemt ofilaaet at for
banole oirefte meo 6e Deputationer
at Stemmeretsfpin6er, iom far BEN
pen6t fig til bam for at ngitere for
oeres Sag, men iioite uge lpffeoes
oct en- &bin6efomite poa 40 Meo-
lemmer at faa 9l6gang til bam /
Miniiterialbpgntngen. 9llene bette
betrogtes iom EN- S1ags sS16ren1-
melie fra @iniiterens SIDE operfor
oenne 8eoegelie; men bi6ere 6or<
belle opnoae6e Geputationen lite,
ioet ian paa apin6ernes GruieI ON
at aobne npe 6ienotIi8beoer moo
@egieringen bbis oen life bil6e for
maa Ben neite MISUNDERSTANDING
til at pe6tage en- 2op ON lige Stenr-
meret for Men6 og &binoer, jpa-
reoe, at ban altio bap6e beret en-
Wfooitonoer moo en- iao6an 0ro-
ming, iom ban lite troe6e bil6e bore
til @tntens 8eoite, og ban biloe life
foranore tit @tan6punft. ssnioler-
ti6 lobeoe ban BOG at operIabe TN
oerbnlet frt @Rn6er ongaaen6e 6ert-
ne Sag, og Gioen bil6e iao bite, ON
Der / @urlamer,tet fun6e onaaes
6lertal, for Sen. @bnret bar foa
l1tilfre6sitillen6e for 4pinoerne, at
De ! ct paaf6lgen6e Mosien1goe er-
flereoe &egieringen @rig % beEut-
teoe at boI6e ct Demonitrationsmsoe
3. 81. Mobember be6 Borlanents.
[8Dgningen, heb bpilfet 9,fin6er afs
apinoer Iobebe at inofin6e fig. De-
putationen til Miniiteren bap6e til
Drofbrer Miis Gbriitabel 8apfburit.
en- Datter af Mrs. 8onfburit, Ser.
for aioen er paa Gorebroesreiie 1
Iamerifa, % Ferr of mniftrene
'oberDareoe @o1nmenfomiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
Al. AARGANG.
34Alatt1pt.

lebes alene en- baIp N2iI fra g1be-
punfterne miot i en- soe Snen1arf.
Omegnens Garmere er lite n1i1ere
eenere6e enc 8pens 8orgere peo at
De maa girbe 6eres s5rotigb poo en-
Strefning, 6er Ct ipre6t oper en-
@ilS 2prQoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
Rn e. set sio

.at fornp 9bonnemerttet paa 8laoet.
gis iamtioig 8Iaoet til Ceres tRabo
|og faa bam til At tegne iis for It
Aars. announcement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
ca vbemmelis" gape paa $780, 600.

Ga rbemmelt9" @ane paa $oV,UVO
AorbinaI @ibbons ! Baltimore
20 foite uee of en- bam ufiero1
Gono operroft en- 9o,tnolut, Der III,
l,holot so ,pe Tuiinooollars Seo!:7z
Ill 8rus for 0prettelie of en- 2ere'
kol / Sen npe @ibbous Menorial
4alI ! be totbolife l1niperIitet. g.
seren eioroe en- l1nolfplonins for at
tri,lee lin @ope paa oenne Maaoe
- set par sen e1,elte Maa6e, bpor'
Zee bons Mapn f11nbe forbltpe
n1ienot.
1lubernisning ON at blipe 100 Mar.
$ Chicago er ser oprette en- &or'
reiponoa1ceifole, Ser 1fal gipe iins
@tuoerter Mnuisning til at blipe
100 Mar eon1mel. l1nberpisning:-
metbooen er at inbianle Meobelelier
fra Sc c. 5000 @e,1nefer Sc Scr
@tater. 1om er naaet 6ennc moone
Mber, ON 6eres 2epents. Ser ri!
:ao blipe pffentliggiort balpaarlige
Sapporter paa @runblag af o;si''
Geooele1ler, til Nptte for 0em, be.
t:ttrooer at blipe lige iaa gamle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
Gn itraffet aronprins.

aronprins 5rie6ericb 8ilbeIm,
Grningen til Sen tpife aeilerfrone,
bar bant set melo at paaoroge fig
lin bsie 6a6ers ARisbog beo for
aabent at piie iin lttilfre6sbeb n1e6
Srbninge11 af sen tpf-iranife Strio
ON Maroffo. @on er sen Mnleb-
ming al &eilerer i0gmt / Moone6s
9usarrelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
3isiionerer, @anoberg % gricfion,
blep af glttboriteterne onmohebe ON

Wisiionerer, @anoberg % gricfion,
blep al M1,tboriteterne anmooebe ON
at iorlaoe &ropinien, oer er ben
melt fremmeofien0tlige { &igef Den
ligger i set centrale norblige 4ina
8eit for @eting. Siotil bar De re.
polutionere beifpttet l1olenoinget1e,
men man frpgter, at. 2opissbe6en
DiI gribe ON Jig. De fren1nebe Sc.
|legotioner / Heting bor enonu life
ta9et Sfriot Mnleonine nf Brabet
paa l1olenbinge, men er bere0t poa
at gribe inb. Mllereoe for 3 Tiger
lioen raaoeoe De u6l9noinge BET
in0re til at orage til Rpiten for at
pere / 5itferbeo, men fltn ganife
faa fnlgte @aaoet.
Om Stillingen mclle,m &egie-
rtngen % Mebcllerne .meloes, at Ell
flor Stprfe al oisie iibfte er un0er
|Maricb fra 8ropinien &u Heb moo
@opeoitaoen Yefing, og at ser ogiaa
fra anore @gne &iget er rebolu-
tionere 9ropper unoerpejs moo iam<
me &aal. S oe iiblte Gage bar
ser itaaet beftige &anpe son 8pe11
9eanfing / Merbeoe,1 al gang Sic
&iang 6lobens N}a,noing, bpor oe
feiierlige '9ropper iibite ltge anret-
te6e frpgtelige 8looboo blonot Sen
ftneliife 8efolfning. ,@egierings=
tropper11e, for itpritc Delen Mancbr=
rer, bar Ell meget falt Stilling 8D-
en-, og set er tuipllomt om &epolu~
tioniiterne er lterfe NOT til at for
oripe Sem. @pis bette lptfes og
@anfing faloer 6eres Sen6er, an=
ies Set for en- afgjprenbe Seir, ens-
betp6eln0e meb, at Ia1lchu Dnnaitiet
er itprtet. Men set ltore Spbrgs.
r,aol er, ON life Sc FFs1,,nmeoe Mag=
ter forinoen far grebet i116 pg foran=
6ret belle 4rigens Gang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
6u @nnbrebeaarsfeit for Treben.

6n @nnbrtbeaarsfeft for 6reben.
Ser paatenfes afbolot en- Set
iom1 ct Sun6reoaarsminbe for Sp.
retteIfen af Sre6en mellem alle ett-
aeIfftaIen6e Soft. Sonfen er at
feire- 6enne Geit 5. IL. Sebrnar
1915, paa bpiIfen Doe Ser itifteoes
6re6 meIlem SEN amerifanffe og
eneelife @egiering beo 5reoen !
@bent. Mopor @opnor af 9eom gorf
Bor u6nppnt en- 100 Monos So.
mite, Ser ifaI or6ne Geitligbeoerne
% Gorbnn0sienotor @oot bar frent-
lat Ben Sanfe, at pna 5eitoogen ffal
al @irfiombe6 fton6ie ollie engelf
tolenoe 2an6e ct Siosrumt pan 5
gfinl1tter, Ser ffaI onpenoes til en-
ftille 8gn og 0berueieIie ongaaen6e
Ser6ens Belfignelier. Sc engelff-
falen6e 2anoe bar en- ion1Iet Be-
folfning af on1trent $50 MiIlioner
Nenneffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24
4 i u e y o I It, + TO II
80 e r / o.

sc Il II c y o | II % II /
80 er tco.
Som tioligere 11ppnt bnr Maoe=
ros Ooertagelie at 8reli6ent= =@mbe=
set langtfra bragt 9to / Sc polittif ife
Sorbolo. @n 9fepolution mos bans
filtration bar gieret / flere
Tiger, unoer 9eoelie af Sen gamle
uroitifter General Bernardo @epes;
men ON &ebollltioniiterne pil i9tte
bam / Breiioentie6et, bpis oe bin>
Der, eller Set bliber sen ti0ligere
@iniiter 9ia5' @abinet @miIiano
@ome5, er enbnu uliftert. 0e re-
bol1tionere bepber, at 5fiftet al
Hreii6ent fra 9ia5 til Maoero fun
betegner, at en- Spran bar afleit en-
!anoen, og set 6e I'LL tiliigter, er at
in6fere ptrfelig 6ribe6 unoer Gene
raj &epes 2eoelie S flere @aa,
ne6er bar Spitanben peret ,1nber
6orbereoelie. og 6enne er bopeoiage-
Zig foregaaet Seras, altiaa paa Sc
Sor. Stoters Serritorium. Il. g.
Sropper fra Sen tt6ligere &epolution
mos 9fo5 Dor netop truffet tilboge
fra 9eras, oa Oct Tom for Dngen,
at ser bliber in1uglet Masier at @tf-
Ter og @mmpnition in6 til set nor6=
lige Merico ooer Eeras @ren6ie11, at
ielbe General @epes opboloer fig /
San Mntot1io for at lebe Opera,
tionerrte, og at @epolutioniiterne bar
mango &un6reoe Man6 / Seras,
iom faar 5000 6aglig for at bol6e
fig rebe til @ebolutione11s 1t6br116.
@eneral @eDes bleb Sen Mnle6-
ming arreiteret / Can 9lntonio, Ser-
az, ii6ite 26r6og rn6er Mnflage for
at obertre6e MeutroIitetsI sIopene be6
at foranftalte og opbi6ie til en- @e-
pollution mos en- benltgiin6et Magt.
&on bleb ftillet UNDER $4,000
Bombs. @rigs 9eportementet i
@afbington bor beor0ret allie slr-
mepoiter / &c ip6beitlige @tater at
bolbe Gropper rebe til at fenbe til
@ren6ien, men Der bill lite i, pie
bliffet blfne uofomanberet @rtra-
tropper, ioet &erens 9berittoman-
oeren6e, General @oobs, mener, at
BEN Stprfe, oeri i 0iebIiffet patruil-
lerer @r9ncielinier1, er tiIfraffe-
Zig til at opretboI6e MeutraIiteten.
@reft6ert Ma6ero at Merico bar
befa1et Specification af en- &eritprfe
paa 25,000 Mano / Sen 1orolige
Del af gfepubIifen, iom ffoI nnbrin-
ges / en- Gone paraleI meo 2an6e-
gran6ien 8ropperne er ,1noer ODER.
fomon6o of General @eronimo Gre.
pino, Ser bar oeofparter / Mon.
tereh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24

amerifas fnnbeRe gser.
Gbefen for ben itatiftiffe MfoeImg !
Geniusb sb1ireanet bar fom @oor poo
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CperHnos.1tbfsriel.

neutrality-suspicious. Marsopgis'
relfe angooenbe Ito og Sn6fsriel
~f Gor1n- og sfopprooufter bier, at
Der ii6Ite Mor bar neret en- Sber<
Fubsubferfel, iom b11roeres til 203
RiI1ioner Collars. Ser er in6fert
for 698 MilIioner Collars af 6isie
Eroba1fter og 'u6f6rt for 891 @iui-
sner. satofsrfelen al 6ormpro6uf.
ter fibite Mnr nar 81 @tllioner
Collars }tprre en6 @ierneminittet
for be fielte 5 Mor og Sn6ferielen at
Sfonprooufter par itbrre emo / noget
forubgoaenbe Mar, nemlig for 179
MiIlioner, eller IS Millioner mere
eno set foregooe116e Mar. @uttoper-
cba Dor Mariog til 80. Mllioner
Collars at 6e1tne Stigntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-24

Strip efter grbDenunere poa set.
e WIaA
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
COUNTY Pi,k-UPS.

Harry WoUu was a DeiIa VS.. -.
lasl week from Welcome.
george HibDs OF Welcome, has
oeen uown with a severe attack Of
grippe.
1nere is good sleighing over most
Of the county.
Mrs. fatten and children, OF
OF Rogers mesa, have been visiting
IN Colorado Springs.
Miss Col White of Welcome, spent
New Years in Pueblo.
Arthur Underwood has returned
% Boulder from Rogers mesa.
r. Gaddy came down from the
coal mine to spend New Years with
his family at Welcome.
The men working on the Fire
off last week on cacount of the
storm.
j. u. Shelledy returned to Eckert
last week from Iowa.
Frank Hart is putting up a house
on his Dry Creek claim.
Mrs. j. y. simpson OF Eckert vlsi-
ted in Pueblo over Christmas.
Miss Ruth Roberts of Delta was
visiting Miss Ethel Steele of Eckert.
last week.
Miss rallie Wenger of Eckert.
visited last week with Miss Julia
Schraft on Tongue Creek.
Mrs. Coffee of Austin, has been
staying with her daughter. Mrs. +.
Griffith of Eckert. Mrs. Griffith has
been Ill.
Robert Hawkins of Tongue Greek,
was a Montrose visitor last week.
Miss Ethel Avise has the Lazear
school for the balance of the term.
Mrs. Noble Fogg of Tongue Creek
IS reported i'll.
Mrs. Victoria Pomalier was a
Delta visitor last week from Tongre
Creek.
Mrs. Bess Wallace of Missouri.
mas been visiting her parents on
Tongue Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. Lafay-
ette Wallace.
f. e. Frost of Cedar mesa, is
building a new barn.
MIR. and Mrs. Mexican OF Cedar
mesa. gave dinner and dance on
the 2Sth. In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. l.. Richardson.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
Paon.a Newspaper.l

:. ". Drake of Palisade was in
pzonia the first of the week.
s NJ Layman of Denver. is attend
ing TO business matters in Paonia.
G.. G. Lews came in from Chicago
Tuesday evening on business trip.
c. c. Galloway of Grand juno
ton, was transacting business in
our city Wednesday.
c. E. Robinson came in from
Grand Junction the first of the
week on a business trip.
r. E. Fraser of Topeka, Kansas.
was transacting business in our
city part of this week.
H. S. Yocumb left for California
en- Wednesday mornings train. to
spend several months in that cline.
Lloyd Kindall returned to his
medical studies in Denver last Sat
urday. after spending the holidays
with home folks.
G. w. Osborne and wife of Stew
art mesa, arrived home last Sun
day evening after stay of couple
of weeks in Lexington, Neb. and
Denver.
Mrs. l.. l.. Crawford returned
home last Sunday evening from
Denver and Pueblo. after a weeks
visit with her mother and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. ]. AFFORD was a passen-
ger for Delta yesterday morning to
attend the poultry show. Her hus-
band took his exhibits down Monday
morning.
Glen Vermillion returned to his
home here last Saturday evening
from Denver where he underwent an
operation at st. Josephs hospital.
His health is much improved
]. F. Wakefield and wife arrived
home the first of the week. Mr..
Wakefield has spent the past few
weeks with relatives in the New
England states and says he had a
pleasant visit. Mr.. Wakefield met
him in Denver on his way home.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
A Dollar Saved Is Dollar Madss-

To fill long-felt want, the
are now operating that house on
both the American and European
plan. This plan has been in opera
tion only about sixty days. but has
proved immensely popular. This is
especially true of the Colorado State
trade.
III you want the best of every
thing where style does not count.
and where you get the best OF
substantiais. the Standish is the
place. Frank r. Dutton. Proprietor
and Manager
American plan rate for rooms
with detached bath, $500 to $3.50
per day; rooms with bath, $3.50 to
$500 per day. This includes a
comfortable and well-furnished room
and meals
European plan rate per day.
Room with detached bath 800
single. or two persons occupying the
same room $3.50 for room. One
room and bath $1.50 single. or two
persons occupying same room So 90
for room. Parlor. bedroom and bath
$500 to $500.
From Union Depot. take Colfax
Avenue or 18th Street cars to Main
entrance.
Write Frank r. Dutton, Proprie--
tor Of the Standish Hotel. Denver.
Colorado. and he will mail you full
and complete instructions on How
to Save Money
All correspondence answered
promptly and cheerfulIy.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
Buying Alfalfa Seed.

Farmers should take more than
ordinary precautions in purchasing
alfalfa seed to ascertain what they
are getting. Alfalfa seed is subject
to adulteration with cheaper seeds
closely resembling 1t, and the great
danger lies in the fact that with the
adulterants some noxious weeds may
he introduced, which will cause end
less trouble and work in the future.
1t is almost impossible for the aver
age individual to tell the differences
between alfalfa. yellow trefoil, and
sweet and red clover seeds. Alfalfa
seed is frequently adulterated with
these seeds by INSCRIPTIONS dealers,
who, owing to the great demand for
the seed, cannot resist the tempta-
ton. Good alfalfa seeds are of an
obscure greenish or reddish yellow
color, while the defective or imma-
ture seeds are usually brown and
generally shrivelled. The shape var
les but the majority of the seeds
are kidney shaped.
Every farmer should know some
thing about the history of the seed
which he contemplates buying. In
Colorado and in the Northwestern
states Grimm alfalfa has given the
best results. It is an excellent idea
to test the seed for vitality and
purity. Often times seed Is very low
IN vitality and has as high as 10 to
25 per cent weed seed. Such seed is
usually offered at 10 to 15 per cent
below market quotations and is like
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
North Fork TImes.i

Paul Kreumling went up to Vir-
rinia Flats Saturday, where he will
remain this winter.
Mrs Harry Johnson and Arthur
have been very sick the past week
but are getting better now.
frank Hirdman is enjoying a
visit from his father who lives near
boy ieville, in Gunnison county.
William Walter and wife of Pue-
bio, visited Mrs. Walters parents,
Ransom Pearce and wife, during
the holidays.
Mrs. Sallie Green. who has been
listing her parents here. returned tc
her home in Dillon, Montana, last
Monday.
Charles Coleman of Johnson S
drug store, left Tuesday for Ere
donia, Kansas. where he will visit
his home folks for a few weeks be-
fore returning to his work
NJ A. Robley, our popular pas
senger conductor is back again on
his run, after a pleasant trip to
California with his wife.
Miss Grace Girardet, who has beer
visiting with Miss Anna Butcher
FOR the past week or two, returned
TO her home in Delta this week.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
DELTA COUNTY NEWS
Happenings of Interest
In the Different Sections
PAONIA.
tPaonia Booster.1

Mrs. Flora Davs was a passenger
tor Delta this NOR ming.
Mrs. Ray Anderson came in from
Delta Saturday night.
Fred Lucco was a passenger for
Delta this morning.
c. NJ Stone made a business trip
to Delta Tue sday.
Mrs. R. w. Lamb has been con-
lined to her room this week with a
severe attack o LaGrippe.
Miss Mary Wilson, one of the
public school teachers, returned from
Delta Sunday night, where she
spent Christmas.
Miss Ruth Dillon has been awarded
the piano that the Kindall Mercan-
tile Co. gave away in their contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rittenhouse
left on Wednesdays passenger for
the East. where they will spend
some time visiting.
Marsh all Chapman has been in
structed to collect taxes on all dogs
within the city limits. If you want
to save your dog, better pay up.
There's too many dogs around here
anyway.
E. D. Bigelow of Pueblo, who has
been visiting friends and looking
over our valley for the past few days
returned to his home Monday. Mr..
Bigelow. as all others do after see
ing our town and country, thinks
that we have great future.
Last night at seven o'clock the
news was flashed about town that
John Bruce was dead. While it was
not entirely unexpected to those who
knew his condition. yet to the whole
community it came as a shock. Mr.,
| Bruce was q man possessed of = fine
business ability; he had peculiari-
-'as of his own and methoad of del.
wing deep into any business thatwas
baing transacted in which he was in
| -erested. He seemed to care great
deal for his family and gave them
avArv comfort and convenience that
his money corld brw for them. His
estimable wife and children are
among the most respected people OF
the town. The loss of a husband
and father will be felt deeply nv
-hem. and the community joins with
I -he Rooster IN extending sympathy
in this dark hour.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
The Colorado Telephone Co

~ to be more expensive than the
Aigher priced. pure seed.
1t is a simple matter TO make a
termination test. Count out fifty or
hundred SEEDS of the kind 10 be
test-d and place in a plate between
two pieces OF moisteued flannel cloth
On a slip OF paper record the var
iety, the number OF seeds and the
date. Place the slip on the edge
of the plate. Cover the whole with
another plate which Is inverted.
Keep the plate at room temperature
for several days. Examine the seeds
daily and If the cloths become dry
sprinkle a little water on them
at the end of several days count
the sprouted seeds and from them
determine what percentage of the
whole number OF seeds is good. II
there are any seeds which cannot be
recognized. they should be sent to
the Agricultural Experiment Station.
Fort Collins, Colorado, for idnetih-
/ cation. JAMES ID. MARSHALL,
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
business and attended the railroad
neeting in the afternoon

business and attended the railroad
meeting in the afternoon.
Mrs. E. S. Butcher and Babe ST.
monds left Monday morning for San
Francisco and from there they will
go to southern California where they
will remain for some time.
S. B. Hartman of Maher, was in
town last Monday helping boost the
uew railroad proposition. Mr.. Hart
man feels confident that the road
will be constructed during the year.
w. S. Cook and wife, parents O.
Mrs Clarence Emry, left Tuesday
morning for their home in Fairfield,
iowa, after making short visit
here Mr.. Cook likes this country
very much and will likely return
here and locate.
A Mr.. Christensen of Denver,
was here first of the week looking
over the country with view of J.
eating. He was attracted by the
talk of a new railroad. He is very
much pleased with the country and
stated that he would very likely To-
cate here.
Will Foster of Crawford, left
Wednesday morning to interview
the sugar factory people in regard
70 the new railroad to Crawford and
Maher. He believes that the COM
pany will take some stock and also
encourage the building of the road
by the promise of business.