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Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
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Telir MeiBner entnabm, na9bem er
einen tleinen SmPib gu fi9 senommeu
bate, ieiner HeiIetaf9e Elm tIeines Cog
nacfldf99en. Sin tpin3iees @9lids
6en geniigte benz ftreng fOIiOen Manne.
3mei MitreifenOe, quite, alte Treunbe
Meibners, fonnten ni9t umbin. OBJ Des
ul3ufIeinen @9Iudes einige ironii4e
gemerfungen falen gu loTen, Obsletd
Iie M1eiBner in bieIer 8e3iebung bin>
rei9enb tonnten. nMeiBt bu," fprad
elmer Der beiOen 6reunb. mein 10 tleis
neg 5ldf99en getraute i9 mir gar
ni9t an ben Munb 81 bringen, benn
i9 ipiirbe ben ganaen Snbolt in einem
.3uee leeren." MeiBner iiberlegts
cine 9anae Meile, bann meinte er:
v&leinigteit! 9as made ih aud.
ipenn es borouf ontommt!" nWas.
Ou? ST tpetts slei9 I'm 3ebn Mort,
brB bu bns niGt fertiebringf. -uSG
ou6!" fiel Der orOere 6reunb elm
r@ut, netten mir" ~ertpiberte MteiB,
ner; rjebsr Don eu9 aoblt mir 5ebn
Wlort, penn i9 mein Goenac<TldI4s
den oin einem 3use" Ieere. Sue i'd
Oas ni6t, bann 3ablex i4 eu9 je aebn
Mlart. Grfii1ungso4 Srantfurt am
Main." Die Mette purbe burd 9onb'
T9lag betrdftist.
Sest langte MeiBner Die Glaf@s
berou8, tot einen Snlud. bertortte lie
uno mics ibr ben friiberen plaB pie.
Der an. = Die Mette iit i4On perlos
ren," erf6oll es aus beiber GreunOs
Munoe, unb ihmun5elnb rieben lie ftf
bic Sdnbe. MeiBner I4lDieg. Sn
Sone nipple er noAmaIs; in Naum.
burg mieDer unb fofort. Sn Trants
furt angetommen, lieB er ben Reit beg
Goqnoes iiber Die 3unee luufen. 80"
fprab er oIsOonn. rsSbr G9lauberser,
Mette babe - i9 gIdn5eno gepOnnen.
sd babe mein @ognacfldf49en in
etnem 3uge gsleert uno nod bn0u
in einem - S9neII5nge!"
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
8reis fir Oie SniertiOn

Ncntidcr Central %crcim in 81
thrift Columbia. Mortin @ie-
eano, YrGiiOent; @oIIgang GildOd-
idel, i. %iSe-@rdi. Nllslllt Sdmiot,
,. @i5ceYr0l.; @nl. @ie9mana, 8
Gi5c-Nlcl. Sobn silt, A. Giae<3ril.
Gbas. @cnthcirn, 5. Gisc-NrGi.; on.
Itaoe 9cl0rr, Sefretdr, Gongreb
0eiqbts; aarl Sammel, ShaBmei'
Iter; Soc @onOrad, Sabnentrdger. !
8eriammlune am A. Oienitag /. sc.
III @eBlcrs Sotel, 922 Ycrnu. Npc.
Ictcrancnpcreim ScS 8. SataillOnS.
G%eriMnnclt ii9b III go. T03 Sicbcnt,
Cir. N.-3.
0cMti6cr @aiiem1ansUcyeim, @ra-
IiScit Mtortm @icgan0; Srtretdr
@na. s. MeuerS, 1919 Sroing Str.
gircTtorcn YerIamnllunN oui 2tcl
Sonlltna i. Nt., navbmittogS, i'll OCT
gfnItalt.
1rayrn SiHi!isuercin. Srau g. 6. 8ar.
rbcl, ErdIiDentin. %erIam1nelt ilcb an
;. @onnersfng i. ~, 8 lIhr nat]m. in
@aiienbars.
Iramcn- yfabDercin. Srnn g. 96ffler.
RrdiiDentin. @criammclt iih monatllct
9enldB Noti5.
Gentidcr GricnrrbnuS ncriommpIi
iid ieOen 3. Montag mcuatli6 in
~ Eenn. Noe.. Aelonepcl ssOlepb
Mair, TO5 9(dte StrnBe sc.
Seutid-Nm erifanilGer 1e&uifsr-
&crcin o~crionntcIt iih ON I. nnO 3,
O,ittmodl AcS McEots I'M Sdnecr'
5naO, 3t4 G-Gtr. MR.. Eaill 9auld
Scfrctdr, 3418 @rcDn Str 9s.-8
Wcrmauia Slut. Wtittpod,s uni
.SrcitaaS abcnOs i'll &be 2oiefam.
1928 s StraBe N.-@. Ssfrct0r e.
alctld, SIG @=StraBe, S.-N.
CafL Sraiis gcrsniaanas . Der
tin. Geo. Mair. Gcfrctar. 1881 lite
StroBc. q. SO. Gcriammelt iih an
2. Gienstag /. sc. III Der Mrion-9ale
Snfcl @raiis 9amemDcrein. Srml g
&utI. Yrdiioentin. Yerl. i'd an l.
Rithuod /. so. i'm 6aule zines @itglieDS
&ruIpcct Sia Cemetery. 6reo
Snlbot &%rGiioent, @m. Mnrtin. Sc
fretdr ii. 81. YridwcOoe, Sd .smcilt
Scrl. an I. 5reitog monotliW IN S22
9te StraBr, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
saaOsmannidaftt;de nnO lIRterFiit
mas @rreine.

@rreim @aOcn, MIoiS Ecinbaft 2.
frctGr. 1i3 . Stra6e, g. 81. Der
iaruineIt iidl ieocn 2. Mittiuod in
Monot in 936 ga. gDe., u. IS.
COLUMBIA Nrnuer . NrauFtn.lID
tcritiieunasnercia. Graua Som. g.
frctdr. 1874 22te Ctr. 81 %. Ser
iamnluna Gin 3. Gicnstog |. sc. i
SO. 936 ga. glDc., q. 90.
&eiicpbafmftGSter lIMteritiianmas
gcrcin. Gull Spabn. &r1liOen4
Sobn Meiningcr, Sefretdr, $50. 81,
R-StraBe, N.-@. @%eriammIltng am
}. NPittwodl i. Mf. i'll 922 |a. m
@ctaer-llmtrrtikn 6ril
0c5, Gcfrctdr, Care go. 1920 Conn
Auclnie. @eriammclt iidJ icOcn critic
0iclistaa !. 90. in go. 922 8a No
GGw1biIGer Granfcn . llntcrFtii
;un0sDgrein, Midnel Diet. Sefrct1'
500 $ Str. q. 8. YeriammIuna m
[. 0icnStaQ /. ~. III Ap. 705 Sic
5ctic Str. Y SO.
Nentid : Nmerifaniider llnter
tiismnaS : @erein. 9Hc. @iegol0
5cfrct1r. $50. 624 6te Str, S.=@
1elepDon Mfain 2999m. @eriannI
I'LL 9. Gicltstag i. 81. III 7O5 Sic
5cuic Str. q. sc.
Gcntider ltnterItitAm0sbYnS
Oiitrift SO. 40. Sefret1r @rn. SAT-
lemonll. 1915 Mforion Strobe. g
q. NeriamnleIt fth ieoen 4. Mitl
pod i. %. III 93G @as glDc.. 81. ~
Gcnti6cr Neutrality-suspicious.. 81.
itrift go 40. Gcfret1r SoDu Mei-
nimger, 9to. 81 M-Strobe. M.-@
geriammclt iid) an /. Nittipoh ic.
acn MtS. in 936 Nu. Mpe., 81. 50.
@niGinstOn Sid GeIief. SefretGl
6. 8iihOf, g~berrDoaIe Ofnrai Sta
D. s. 9eri. am i. unO 8. Montal
/. 81, in Der Mriun @alte.
Scntiae Brand, Gu3iaIitiidel
Hartei. @en0el Nif[, Sefret1r, 1886
Ontario Nooo. %crl. an 3. mo 4.
Niontoa /. %. IN Go. 81 Gs5tr.
H.r@.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
OeIang.|ereins.
az III,
~

&creiniste Singer bUm WaibiagtOn
8r1lioent: Sobn @alomann; Sefre-
tar 6. @cde, 40 10. Str, g. 6.
@aibimstOn GGuserbnnO. go. 3ta
6 Gtrnbe. u. SO. 9tEbcrt Qepper.
@r1ii0ent. 81. @rouncr. Sefrctdr. at4
s Str. g. %. q. @umpredt. Girl.
gent. SingltumOe ieOen 9onnerstag
gben0. MISUNDERSTANDING ie.
Sen eriten 9onnerstag i. so.
GamgerbMmb 9amenuercin. Srnm q.
q. @artbel, YrGI. @eri. icDcu /. mne
8. 9ienstag /. &c., abenbs s llbr, in obi
gem Qofale.
glriOn , UeianOberein, iO06. 6
StraBe, 81. SO. gug. SdmiOt. Vro
lioent. Sohn @ebcr. Scfrrtar.
5t8 G.. Str. &c. 8rof. s. 6. 9hri-
ltioni, 0irigent. Singihnnoe jeoeI
Wiittfpod) mo Sonntog Nbeao.
0ireftorenperl. onl 2. Sonntag I'D
Nrium Commemorative. Erau 9. Ariim
fe, Trti1. Werl. an 2. WfittiuoN !. M.
ahen0s, in pbigem Sptnle.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

fOmmsubsit = sr pOlIfe sinsn MOn.
teur hoIsn!
sd CLAUDE. ss 1T feline Cuff i'm
Iinten 5interreifen.
Bumper mir bod einfad Del9'
binein!"
SD Wsib nidt msbr, Dps i'd ou's
erfann uno erlog.
S9lieBli9 purbe er ItuBie, 10 bdb
ib in ben lauren Mpfel beiben muBte.
M3phte tommen, ipas 5o polIte!
,gitte, fteieen sic ein!" SD foets
bog nit ertiinItelter Rube. Der Mes
bon meinem Ston aug fiibrte burh
etnen Sorpes, an ben bic Slide zines
6otels gren3te. Die 4D9e tparen
6ur9 oas 3ofeln Der RdDer oufmerts
lam gefporoen.
.gr gebt ipiebsr ouf bic Sueb!"-
,Mu 5eiI!"-w Morbtorre! = n9olss
un6 8einbrud -,6unbemDrber!"
Meiu Nebenmonn fab mid %ertount
on:
.gei Denen f6einen sic obcr in
teinem guten 2idte gu iteben!!"
So" Iogte i9 nit eiiigfter Rube,
Id bab' ben Qeuten i'm Tortpeg 'moI
Elm tleines 6ubn i%iberfabrsn!
@ir iporen ouf Der @traBe. Sine
Na6barin, bic mid fob. fIob entfeBt
in bos Sous, ibr 5ipOIfjGbrieer Sobn
f~letterte in beler Nneft an elmer 2os
terne empor:
.Gr tommt! ~. @r tommt! -. -
Don alien Seiten purbe oeI9rien.
Mein Ge6enmonn ipurbe INNER fill.
Ter. SD fubr nit Tobesperu8tung
brouf los 49,.
81, an Der nG6Iten StraBenede,
Ttanb Elm @@ubmann. Giner BON be-
nen, bic mid tonnten unb liebten.
Sriumpbierenb gebot er Salt! ST
Ttellte fi9 nit ousge6reiteten Nrmen
bin, ais Of er mid ouffan9en pOIIte,
uno, um feinen MorD gu begeben,
blieb mir ni9ts onberes iibrig als gu
baltsn.
r13um 0onnerpetter! Tabren Sie
f6on pieoer nit Der llngliidstarre?
No, bas pirb Sbnen mas gettes ems
brtngen!"
Mie i9 mid nod meinem Neben>
mann nanote, mar Der Derf9punoen.
@eit 6inten, an Der britten @troBens
EIDE fab ib i'm loufen. Gr lief aIs
OBJ er pferbe geitObIen bate.
Set oiefem Sage betrahte in metz
men @agen MIR nod nit SOB unb
@ut. = Sd babe bereits Iedsunos
smansiamal inFsriert. aber teiner FAINT
6arauf binein. !0eute febe i9 meme
fiebenunb3pun5igfte Nn3eige in bos
8latt. Nlit biten, fetten Bu9itaben:
Meoen Sobe8foGs gu peri4enten Elm
faTt neues 4utomobil.
Menn bos ni9t bilft. begebe id
Selbltmoro, inbem i'd bos 8en3in,
bos nod i'm Wasen entbaIten if,
trinfe unb mir bonn Elm %brennenbes
Strei6bol3 in BEN Mlnb tperfe y.
Dos pirb mid ouf epig bon bieiem
S9eulal befreien! -.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
Aird1en- AnlRnnEr

Sic 0at6OIii6e ct. 9arienFirhe,
5. Str, 5lUiidcn g IL. S Ctr, g. 81.
s. q. 9iotb, @forrer'
@ottcSOienIte SonMtags: ST.. Npel.
ie 7,30 mo 9,15; GonntagsiduIe
1000; Sohamt 1880; Eoufen $50:
Gcspcr Mno Segcm 400.
6eicrtags: 81. NVeIicn 600 mno
ZOO; SOdanIt 900; Icspcr mno Sc.
gen 400.
@odcntoos: ST.. MeIIcu 700 unS
500; SrIl unO Nuguit $50 un0
7,3O Il6r.
Gritcr Greitag i'm Wonat: ST..
Mefic 100; 9cHomt un0 glusIctunq
500; Nnbetune ipdbreno 0es SoIeg,
oer5 : Seiu : Nnoodt nnO Gcgcft
100.
@cidte: @omstogs bon A-64nso
900. 9m Gage Dor GciegioNen
lllo am 1. Srcitag i'm Nlonat BON
&c unO 7-9; Seoen Moracn bon
730 Bis 500.
SpnsfraMen @erein SobalitSt. Som.
munion am 1. SOnntng /. @. 100 fri6;
@erl. ieben Mittipo1 NbenD 7.30.
6rnMeu SUOaIitit. &ommunion am 2.
5onltag, 100 friib; @Crl. am ,. 5ornz
tag i. Dr. nnd)m. 8 ll6r.
81. Name SeiM=Tercim. Apnrmunion
nm 3. Sonnta9, 7.30 friib; 2'erl. am 8.
1nnntng-i @f., abenoS 7.3O 1l6r.
&inoer Maria Tcrein. Aommunion
ieocn 4. Sonutna, 1870 frii6; 9eriz am
/. Sonnta9. 3 llbr nnd)m.
Nltar Screin. %eri. om 8. Sonntaa
!. &c, na6m. 4.30 llbr.
Nrntenfeelen . yerein. @eri. am 4.
1%onntn9 nm 4.30.
8imotbOrit Stub. &erI. am /. Monz
az /. DC, abenos S llbr, in Der muteren
5dnlbaIe, Ste II. &aTbington ct, R.S@
ct. SOiepb's eiebesbMnO. 9eri. am 9.
Sien5taa i. DC. in Der Wereinsboue, sic
mo 0sStr, nbenos s lI6r.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
arprn.

4 0rmtlde Treimanrer 2Ose
% Nrminims, 90. 25, S.@.A.
w Moan S6neioer, Scfret6r
DO. 3746 Mc2inIcp StraBe, GbeDt
Gboic 9. s. @eri. am /. Il. 8. 9iens.
tag i. 90. I'M nellcll Walonic SempeI
@iIbelm Sell 2Osc 90. 5, .. 6
g. Of s. 8criammeIt iih ieocn /
lnO 8. 9onnerstag im Monnt ii
30. 936 ga. Nbe. M.@. Saul Bad.
id)ntio, Sefret1r, 107 5. StraBc
%. ..
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
gu DisI fir TIN.

Gin GnelGnbsr unO Elm Srldnber
ipetteten einmnl, iper am peiteIten
Idpimmen miirbe. Mm Sage bes
@etttampfes tam Der Srldnber in
einem WanetoItim unb trug einen gros
ben Sad ouf benz Hiiden. Der eng,
ldnber frogts i'm, mas er BARN babe,
,GFen fir brei Snge." a~ntipOrtete pat,
rOann baft bu getpOnnen," fasts
Der erIGredte @nol1noer uno CAB ibm
oas Sch.
Ga6 elm poor Sagen b0rte sr.
baB pot iibsrbaupt ni&t f&pimmeu
Ionnte.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
ser 9arte $3.50 per Sabr.

Gcrmania WiGnnerdOr. 022 Ycnn
Abe N.-@. @rGliocnt: So6n Gcif
Sefretdr: Geo. Se6oItiar, go. 619
0ritte ctr. 9f.-@. 0irigelt emil
S. Gbriitioui @eidaftS : &erlamm
lung ant /. Sonltag i'm Mollat
SingitunOe ieOen 9onnerltag un1
Sonntag Nbeno in 922 $50. NDe.
WtGnmerdOr SamcnSerein. SSrau s
yaMer, &rai. &cri. am +. gonntaa i
@t. in obigem QofnIe.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
4ereius~ und h~ogen~Ralender

Ge Serren @efretdre fno gebeten, ms itts bon aOreFenperdnOertutgen
imie bon gOrgGugen in ibren gercimen geri6t gu 9eben, uno fnO mir
Fets befrebt, fote an geeigneter Seue ouf8unebmen.
greis fir Die SuIertou ser 9arte $25O per Sobr.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
Scntide ebanSeIii6 . Iutberii6e
Stride, 20. mo 9 Str, q.
@aItor: @cD. Saul u. Mlen8eI.

@aitOr: gcO. EauI u. @aen3eI.
Sonntags, Oeutider @otttsoienIt
INN II llbr morgelts, engIiider Got
tesoIenlt oil ie0em /. Sonntag /. so.
0ebetsberiammIung bes gnOenpor
@ereins nm $50 llbr.
Gn9liide MISUNDERSTANDING INN 100
llbr ipenu beIon6ers angeseiqt.
&irdenratsiiBuna am 1. W9ifttpof 1
&C., aben0s 8 ll6r.
MISUNDERSTANDING an I. D1ittipodj
i, 3d., nadmitta9s 2 ll6r.
Sic SountngsIhuIlebrer 6aben lire
monatli6e @eId6ftsS %erIam1lmra am
2. 9iensta8 /. &C., abenos 100 llbr, unS
ibre tuodentliHe @orbereitungsIhmoe am
9ounerstag. NbeneS 7.30 ll6r.
Merchandising 0es Mi~liionsuereins lit
am 3. 9ouuerstn9 i. Wf., . llbr nadm..
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
3eitidrift eimaeianSt.

Der Meoaftion oes n@albingtop
Sournnl~ lit Ole MpriI Summer ser
8eiti6rift fir @eimatfimoe unO Sci
matliebe y0entihlnnO~ 8naeiano!
tporoen. Die lebte Summer bebnn
belt b~eionoers S9lesmia SoIitcins
biitoriide gntiaden mo lit gang be
ionoers Der grinnerun9 an ocn
preuBii6 oGniiden 9rieg uno ar
oic Giippel . @eo1dtnis : Nusitcl
lung 1914 gepiomet. 3m bcsiebeh
lit oieie intereiiontc 3eitihrift BON
@erloa Der Diilieloorfer @erIngs.
Nnitalf Nftien : @eieIl6nft On.
@iraroet) 9iiiieloorf, 9entidlnnO.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
GhanaeIifd . Intheriid, q. 1.

GbaneeIii6 . Intberii6e 81. 50.
bannes /. Stride. Az Str, g. u.
0piiHen 8 unO 6 Str.
Ynitcr Mcb. s. 6. Suit.
9irdenrat6 berIammelt Iid am J..
Montng /. &c., nbenoS s llbr.
SrnleneG erein berlnmmeIt iih am ]
MittnOb |. 3D.. nndmittagS 3 lIbr.
QltberS2iaa berfnmmelt iih am 9
Mitttpo6 /. M., aben0s 5 llhr.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

Grite reformirrte 9irde, 6. nnO g
Str. q. 90.
@oItor: gieb. Sames 9. 9nbrer.
SomtngSidule, enaIiid. 9.45 bornr
Nirdenrat 1. 9ieustag l.. 81, s lILr
dbeno3.
2ebrer @ereiu, ieocn 9ouuerstas
Nbeno Inn S llbr.
SraIen @erein am 1. 9ienstas i. 81.
$50 nbenos.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
GOauhcIiid . Imtbcriide 3iOns.
ride. 6. uiO q ctr. "a. 60.
&aitor Midor0 Sdmi0t.

ride. 6. unO q Str. 90. g.
Eaitor MidorO Sdmiot.
@ottcsoienit icoen Sonutoa Inn II
tlbr bormittags.
0enti6 an 2. nnO 4. Sonn-
tag I'M Morat.
Gnglifb am Limb 3. Somtaa
unO jeocn Sonntag Ibefo Inn 7.30
ll6r.
Sonnta8slduIe $50 ltbr BORN.
Girdenrat am 9ienstae a6eno mad
Gem lebten @onnta8 l.. N.
6ranem @iiilions @ereiu un0 SraMen
0iilf 3Derein am /. Sunnerstag Nad,a
nitta9 /. So, e%riterer mn 9, lebterer mn
3 lIbr.
Sn9enoz@ crein 2lt6erzQiaa. iereR
9onnerstng N6cn0 I'M 1870 llbr.
|
So. lnt6. Orcieimisteits : Stride.
5dc a. unO GzStraBe, N.-@. Eoftor
). S1r0oer
@ottcsoienIte: Gorm. II 1lbr IN
>eutider Sprade, Abenos 7.30 III
nglii1er Sprn6e.
Sonnta9sihuIe, Oeutid Z engliId. ilin
l.30 llbr bormittngS.
Gnncprbin @erein berlammelt li1 an
I. IL. 3. 9Ounersta9 /. 3., abenoS 8 llbr.
Tralen : %erein an /. 9onnerstn,,
inn Monnt.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

Eabd 80.
.Serrrr Sauptmonn @itsl, i'd babe
nit S6nen 81 fpre4en!!"'
llnO bamit febte f9 General
Gtrei4monn unb bis gefamte Suite
in lebbaften S6ritt, unb ales enteilte
benz 9unIitreis Der &ompagnie.
Mbfeits 0iefes &reifes tpur0e bann
gere0et. 2out, beutli9, on1qlteno.
Die &ompugnie pertonO MIR sin5elne
&raftpDrter. 70 Der Minb gu ibr
1eriibertrug, Der Elm groBartiges unee<
pitter einleitete. Minbltdrfe so.
Qeutnnnt bon 3ibepiB (Diap) batte
in5mil6en nGiibrt Gu9!~ tpmmanv
biert. llnb pa batte mon Ii9 ben go
len @iefilierstp un6 ben Ginjdbrigen
Musbode etpas nd6er ongeIeben, benn
biefe beioen tparen bod offenbor Die
WettermuHer!
nglee." 70 Elm peh!" b0rte man bes
JeIbmebel 0Gmpffes Gtimme iiber=
fdnopper. uSebt is bos pe6pflalter,
peiB es Der Deibel, geI6mol8en!"
limb 10 mar es ouA. Muf ben
Gtiefeln her beiben llnoliidsraben
gdbnten sipsi Q6dtein, unO bns ped
ipur pur ben Gtiefeln berunteress
Iropft.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
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Mary E. Meir. Eckert; Tudor Coal
Co., Colorado Springs: Fl. f. Perkins,
Delta: Geo. II. whitelaw, Los An
geles. California.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
Turkeys Bring Money.

One dealer. Guy NJ. Blair, made a
shipment of between five and six
thousand pounds of dressed turkeys
from Delta last week, and paid out in
one day for them, something over
thousand dollars. Other buyers in
Delta shipped many barrels and crates
of turkeys to grace the tables of those
of other sections, where this king OF
birds is not raised so abundantly. The
butcher shop supply for the people OF
the home towns came in during the
early days OF the week and the pay
ments to farmers will aggregate in
all. several thousand dollars, with as
many more. probably. for the Xmas
market. Poultry as side-line, mearr
something in Delta county.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
This Thanksgiving Day.

Thursday. our day of annual feasting
and Thanksgiving. passed with more
than usual ferver
In n year OF such abundant crops.
a period of such balmy sunshine. peo-
pie like ours could hardly be other
wise than thankful. even II the market
deal was not quite what they could
wish.
II is hard to make those pessimis
tic who are surrounded with big har-
vests and seated at table loaded
with good things to eat. The savory
odor of roast turkey with its accom-
panying delicious sauces. plum pud-
ding. pumpkin and mince pies. with
side dishes OF vegetables such as we
alone can raise-these things are not
contributors to gloom.
Most OF us could even be thankful
about our debts: glad we could get
credit, thankful we had security on
which to borrow money needed.
with peace at home, with grain and
potatoes and apples far in advance of
our needs, and with n fat turkey and
trimmings for every table. Deltf poo-
pie could drink an enthusiastic .oast
in good. pure. waterworks water. to
our pioneer fathers who started the
day
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

We are glad to have Prof. Franks
with us again after his sad visit in
the east.
A number of visitors attended the
Thanksgiving program Wednesday
afternoon.
Iva Gable. Dorothy Barrow and
Gertrude Hawkes. have been absent
this week on account of sickness.
The people OF Delta are certainly
supporting the various entertain
ments given by the schools.
Owing to the rehearsal OF the
Pixies" Mrs. Cummings was unable
to meet with the gymnasium classes
this week.
The High School pupils have been
anxiously awaiting the present vaca-
ton which we hope they are fully en-
joying.
The Thanksgiving game between
Delta and Montrose had to be called
off but a game was arranged with
Fruita. In the evening a reception
will be given the visiting team.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
PHILLIP GUY INSTANTLY KILL
ED AT JUNCTION TUESDAY.

Phillip Guy VIII, of Grand juno
ton, was instantly killed Tuesday
morning of last week by the bursting
of a shot gun in the hands of his
brother-in-law. The two had been out
after ducks in the early morning and
were returning home. At the river
bridge young VIII took shot at an
old wash boiler and noticed that the
load seemed unusually heavy. He
asked his companion to try one of the
shells in his gun. He did so and the
barrel burst, a piece of the shells in
barrel burst, a piece of the steel enter
ing Guy Wills side and causing death
1t was said that the men had bought
some balestite powder and loaded the
shells themselves, and not being fami-
liar with the explosive force of the
powder. had greatly overloaded them.
Guy VIII was very popular in Grand
Junction and his tragic death was
deeply mourned.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
War Struggles
Still Continue

From latest reports the struggles
of the giant armies for advantage
one over the other in Europe, gain in
fierceness day by day.
Latest reports seem to favor Rms
slams as against the Germans, but,
while directing their battles from far
ther back in the interior the Teutons
are fighting with the same despera-
tion that has characterized them from
the beginning.
Import of the dispatches varies
from day to day, first appearing to
favor the armies of one nation and
then the other.
There has been rumor during the
week that Lloyd's. the great London
Insurance syndicate, were ready TO
back their prediction that the war
would end by March 1st of next year.
In Mexico the revolutionary ele-
ments are in full tangle again, with
the outlook more dark, if anything,
than heretofore. Practically what is
left of the country is now at mercy
of system of brigganage which has
been growing through all the revo-
lutionary years. Possibly when eT-
erything of value has been absorbed,
the situation may adjust itself to
new beginning.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
Honor Guest at
Linen Shower

A society event of more than usual
import was the linen shower given at
the home of Mrs ]. 5. Hooper at her
pleasant home on Garnet mesa, on
Thursday of last week. when this
lady entertained members of St.
Luke's Guild at a linen shower COM
plimentary to Miss Lois Belford,
member of the Guild and a bride OF
the present week.
Miss Helen Hick. dressed as
dainty pink cupid. with gauzy wings,
presented the bride-to-be with the
various gifts of linen, which were re-
ceived with grateful appreciation.
During the afternoon the hostess
served delightful refreshments which
were partaken of with great pleasure
by all. Nearly all the members of
the Guild were present. as well as
Mrs. L. A Hick. a guest of the ocoa-
sion.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27

citizen, whatever may be his private
views as to the final policy adopted
should urge or justify opposition by
force.
-FOUR state has already suffered
much in loss of life. A heavy finan-
cial burden has been inflicted on all
the citizens. There should be no re-
occurrence of this. All citizens, labor,
and capital, all organizations and COM
binations of men. and the public press
should unite in determination to
secure for our state industrial peace.
1Respectfully submitted:
IS. ]. BURRIS,
GEORGE STEPHAN,
u. F. PEARSON,
."CHESTER SMEDLEY,
"SIEWERS FINCHER,
wv. D. WRIGHT, JR."
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
Internal Revenue
TaXeS-When Due

A special tax, imposed annually, is
due November /, 1914, and subject to
so per cent penalty. if not paid within
the month of November. on the fol-
lowing named persons: Proprietors
of moving picture shows, theatres.
and concert halls where
charge for admission is made. as fol-
lows: Halls having a seating capacity
of $50 or less, s25; 251 to 500, $50;
sol to 500, SIS; sol or more, S1Oo.
Circuses, S100; other public exhibit
tions or shows not enumerated as
circuses shall pay SO. Proprietors
of bowling alleys and billiard rooms
shall pay S5 for each alley or billiarl
or pool table that are open to the
public, with or without price. The
sum of $3.50 shall be paid for every
house shop or store where tobacco
in any form is sold, and where the
sales amount to more than $500 an
nually. On and after December l,
1914, a special revenue stamp must
be placed on all cosmetics and per
and chewing gum. Govern
ment fiscal year ends June so. 1919.
Present tax is for eight months.
The Delta independent., 1914-11-27
Future Looks Better.

Indications are that there will be-
gin with the new year gradual bet
terment OF all conditions, and that this
will be particularly emphasized in
Colorado, where things have been
more or less lax during the past half
dozen years. With the apparent future
demand for all that can possibly be
raised and at high prices. It looks like
a sure thing for the farmer, and. upon
the success OF the farmer depends.
to a large extent, all other successes.