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The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Juanita coal. Orders promptly fill
ed. Phone Guy Blair.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

What is wet wash? Our driver Is
anxious to tell you.-Delta Steam
Laundry.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Protect your nome against fire by
Insuring with Stephan & Upert.
FOR SALE-Three cuttings alfalfa
hay, delivered. H. E. Tyler
If you wish dependable plumbing,
see Arthur Cartwright, in Lincoln
building.
FOR SALE.-A full blooded Jersey
COW, coming three years old. Inquire
of L. A. Dowd, at 523 Grand ave. 2
For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockrels and Pullets. w. L. johnson,
Delta. If
First. second and third cutting Of
alfalfa for sale. Mckee.
Advertisers in these columns are
worthy of your patronage.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Now is the time to have your coal
bins filled. Leave your orders with
Guy Blair, if you want the best.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

FOR SALE. - Commercial hotel,
Delta, on easy terms. Would trade
for cattle. Hotel has nice business
and best location in city. Write or ap-
ply to Clay Davis. Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

For Sale-Confectionery and Ice
Cream business for sale cheap. Ad
dress The Franklin Confectionery"
Montrose, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12
CO.
After
Business

in a business way-the
advertising way An ad
in this paper offers the
maximum service at the
minimum cost 1t
reaches the people Of
the town and Vicinity
you want to reach
Try It
1T PAYS
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Why not? We will do your family
washing cheaper than you can do Il
at home.-Delta Steam Laundry.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12
CRAWFORD
(Chronicle)

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The Delta independent., 1915-02-12
essr.y Notice
Notify.

JACK FARRELL, Montrose. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

FOR SALE-My home on Second
street, between Silver and Kellogg
streets. Inquire of C. E. Paul. Rudolph
Paulus.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Have the Delta Steam Laundry dc
your work. During the hot and busy
season especially, you will find it a
relief and a satisfaction.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

FOR TRADE-Three alfalfa, potato
and grain farms to trade for Delta. or
Cedaredge town property, 20 to 200
acre tracts. E. S.Corbin, Delta.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Cedar posts for sale. See L. A.
Cook.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Advertisers in these columns are
worthy of your patronage.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

''Biue Monday Will aold no terrors
for you if you will try the Delta Steam
Laundry's rough-dry system. The cost
is within the reach of the humblest
household. 33tf
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

Protect your nome against fire by
lnsuring with Stephan & Upert.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-12
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BUSINESS LOCALS .

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The Delta independent., 1915-02-12

First. second and third cutting Of
alfalfa for sale. Mckee.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

Turns to
Gratitude
War Shakes Hard WIN Fail
raad gaaGuGsar- AiaaH re
Threatened "a @iHp-

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r1er-1errre lf Ianu Ezaase-l. a -;slirl1t.t
F..,r,u,,Crur Years aga WIEN ~ Us
-1.aiE.1-- conductor he : il1ppca I 10y
or f1oTrn. NJ his IAN TIE Joy t-lI'eiit-
ay1e.,f -, siit am and for s'+al-a- ytsl5
shouted tnEsals 4 i'm Wien lie .--El-a
passed ~
EsnaLIy Eauscu WIS al-71nolea q 4
uzssallGer I'm sad ain ao1 see re ai9S
as ne passed rel1-olIe1r r-le tdTv1 Il u -
Nat lung dzo TIE e1nds:s;;ol- Vas u Re
Iryf5pr af a 1uJei Il he ter--uiIlz- o. rs
IN Wien j auEver-sstyfii,- .7za-led zItifii
snpr1aclcd aim ana as=ss-G
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TIC conductor sdrnIt5e.a i anu ne
Stranger continued =.
--fea raiI rz-11k -oll colstt MP 1isz
-=s,rrse,i iTTIsrs 81 I;ik = ME- GiftFssss-
IS 10 Stranger vas 4 lear siifi1t-
We'll. continued &c si1aEIGeis
an rs1e sei-uav xali whipped once or
l1ounirr 1-4ns. sad p'-ona5jS owe
~ so11uu legs aErns an. ia - ynrI-
mike Gands
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE STILL
MUCH ALIVE THOUGH KILLED,
- DISCRACED AND BURIED TWICE

vow E-A9puiured aolnzuuz1ssss.-' u
ca1ef az FzIe LIIed eI.ss-n.Iszr .slysf--1zzzl
armies Gnerar-ug against tae as1s-
sia1z
S1v HE gn= se-ausiy
-u1adc1 N rt1e St1zsss5i;r< 1aiacs
Dec L-Flecc:ves N -EPr-zS1Ei
5gSsaapaF nan a ms aeid iIezdniIizT7-
ss--z N EFzIIcs dsIft = Es IT 10 va,
srs caasez and ffa urohzoie usssilfs-
.Eaa- fS-sue1;.fiesf Is re MASKED
aaS1eur af rcraL -zub Who = .I= a
c-1iscaz condition n small I'm
man base ioSp9ra
jan. @a-=sads formal T1sSsa===e %
ne CnsEess S9arcz 5sISsnr spr- tsti:- aiss-
for German
rab a-AuusIufe1 90 command ne
FET4f1 german TT11- On nc Hcs7FeI--s
E-ou-.
MAJ s-Raru-rea rom cuTurnz1lT n
dtfsS-acs ana rzr.rea n a sec. slsiesfs
C1znsIs estate
kilTed ard at VAR Council
Ma fa-R1lied afse.- IfIaz-ei br
4 -rerar-- IT I:S sure.
Mar a-TaI.ss parc u VIZ con-
sc-sncc ar-ez1rsEd 5r tie sIsse.- aIId- me
C5s-Ilau general s1aT
IIaE- @-Suffer-uS frorn = 1eT-v7o'I'5
5re,IkllewT n x private nlIz'slri---- ZONE
-.cssr Po1sstazu Tie e.-UNn primers
: cgnsaurl- XIII zzua ncipII-s -
rfrrrxs am ilseh 20 EeaItn.
Ifs:z 2o-T-e1--rs. F41r froEt eoT- Z
sfa~ win tire ERWIN pr;uce.Fz 4 sFr-
y,zx. fae question: = could sax
man -i---nG or desd-, be nu17e .lcf1'e-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
LI0a rs RaH
IKE IS FOUND
IN nse Possession at 81 Eged
efMHSa SsadiHG IN ire
stare az MISSOURI

u =araSa5 Ts.stxiz--ser- Ut 8onr-
zprrp.r-- f-s-- Mas. has rzseazse- ssifzi
yVGiis-sIs .xsiT=sSlazn sl1c1t1 HassAie g-zsff-
Ti1a-T de 7yzS w9r--z< VII 1el- di1e.se
william smith. n GREENE c-uiiIifs. 2
1zszIa M-5 Fauuag=sT IaS L-Fsa n
t=1ss carrIy s1r a5cur Sc year. -t4IiIpsL
}5er er+sra sifee
s5-af1arr i4incoiu 4zla M lr7css.
william, Smith. !i--r,i IN zd1ufrl1lss
FIRMS II F-7z1Isz1a SAID B-E. Wazisii1-
Ersr ~ E5ucsiI dad come - II
cffzfr1s sr-os1 SentIcxy ytrsi KS Fiaci Ter
AMI: se.rsest aea.- CrICIe william s
farm Hr ras - Se:Es-s Old fais sIiii
sIssrTrfees- f1audy maEl Win an IKE
Errcse w5Ifiaz71 es-1picsse1 him 20 fe.D
sim make .-liEs VIII wIfc.l - once
ms Fss--n. anu he ssIr-li she'd C5yo axes,
c-a COR 1is ssvu uSR @Tla one or L-aIl-
cai:'s Gse- The axe L1ue1iE usis;t las
5ee.l 4 &c ax.nil- ever 5lrCa. ne
sovel-1ur OF Illinois hea--i tass NJ
i-rs5a.1u. uuss lead. Iau ky a-ss, 1T1a
during r1e SlIe-z-8 W9I-.ds Far sent
4 frc-ssc,,sc- u ~ ASKING rasr 7 3
ajSce Il Jr axttDir1un- y resists.t-
ami naz.e aar eveu zssiCgyf.st Z 70 ia
rzileTI asgaE- % On photographed
Wren Ezls vsf-- brake aiiI- COM II
rspsi NJ EanIis1ee7-. M ltIsniila siIi,t
[ visi1ed Enrie VILLAIN Sln T41ea
lived "A Greene cnEur1-, + iiI1uis- so0iiF
talar tsTne fsiera was n1lcn do7lni, ss-
pesc..a.5. hero N A.ESc1I-I. -zfstt LII
ecin evcr- MS rza sf7iir+es- ~ ms
Ss.au and Eacis William sLS.,lssa,i the
maItcr-
Cucsn William declared Ip Tar55E,t
ees!rfe w Lincoln and silGr~eti rs ne
AKA VIII wa.cfr T-incnin w'11-sast- re
eTesfare.I Lincoln could LouS 81 . nee
ami tell whether II cnlia o. 5r'if
easily
Wren nc 81 uis iron @esi2se.'
said my unrIe. -Eo1I could WAGER =
7vouId stay znere Iaii ne ing aneiI-
ed re c,rrsft 1ear ne al 20 pieces
working m A. ts-e-s F5G weI-'iE,.I frstr't
ana hasr TfteEe 70 sa- 7VirEu ne. I'm
sss1e5 ne iaiJ Ie zave ne his sze ami
zts--ad eaIr n tie ~orsd ana dra.ls-
s.lfp-eef auiirzcs
SIS. Y5i-zsiI~ear Saz,s nat ncr- llIs-
nxld vas =5s-en IS. IKE hy her Guc.e
E11r,uE- tine var af-. vaEIfiss15e.s1- VS.
1ffer-a,: an * tr9.u foI- &c IKE. Bur
z-effISesi o 1zz-r VIII l.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Time IS Ripe to Get
South American Trade

raI,u-<etf 1S : nasrysE 7evt--zt EtalcsE
We fsse.iJif or Szs-unEa ccursifnss "a ne
-s1a-zc.ar at stfe -esoaiTcss Of I-ae
va-zo1s SECTIONS ms rsz,s. zzzsSee OF AZ
esFr-s 1rrceriuS tie WIZ In s1tTe OF
-s.tr --rfazsor1ziie Gur-nriS m f--iy rtse
Rs-e- Elafe c1rur-1es or at Aeass -
-s-rz1s ami Erz1g1lEazs have -ee:rst'sss.ssst
1,,,-r-- sT,.fcsxs- and SNOW 1s1e gent
s,,s~y-s. ar 1ruxperiry In c.le north
,.,y..szt- r..,t,ytT-les. as N Central AMER
ssfr.-r. the pr1-lrfpies 1Dps OF S-s:rcc.-
prosperity. ar iczst S1lis the war con-
-l71tes lies In closer resSsrzuIIs Win
rsle T1Srsd Sfac>5-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
MINES CLAIM
MORE VICTIMS
eur 4CcIEeElTzi lestt9s are He
aqrtad ta Fui5iiC SeFviGe
Commission.
- - =

CEA3--E-- TON. Fta A-td ne
'vgrszneE, 5 cuTupesrsE ION ds'laE-Sln.sI1t
Of the pu0ifc saT-T-ice- com :islon this
ysla..ss r-rcsi7-ef nurfca IT four accidel1-
al IezGf1s4. al 1f which orrt;r-att N
ne ssos1 ui1eS
F-uvyf E1siev, IL years Of s=e and
1 resident uf Cs-DnInsit Vas m
sraly5- Killed ~ c.ie. L1n E=sc--e MINES
Of la ssfiltfnr gs-aei. coat Company
m A1rti g =e Ks e.naiared as
., brakeman On tie motor t--Iiil. ind
gS-ss c.zzls-irr ifHT-rsar1 tie -ouf IT me
nine ant tie top ai loaded COZ
car. BOTH lcgS ,F1.t ms back nsirSs
1rohsn-
.T1i1n IdE1iswsct- R1iss5al- -
ve.s--5 aid. married ard win lie cs1iI-
e:--rI. -iI--as Or vIinsn - under IL
.e.ey1 veHz-T 1id wa5 kll.r IN me
mines az rs1r -lacifsr gGa1 * CGss
,-s1Jn-,,4r1-- A. THICKER On April -
tz.s vas sr71:riuya,f AZ cnsI loader
aad sl1or .ir-- md IN thar sf;t5- walk
At 1Hcss % iugpscr ssIor vtIicfr ne
rg1dIT=-1T vss no si0vy n EuinE IN.
sl7-----tur 1uFt n time "a 5s czutstrt
under me ssiI ~ cnaT vtiicn follow
al re a,sf1luSiuu-
.!onr1 Es-zuse. = Polish cozi Under.
IS -azy-s aicf ann single. vas czlEeIt
IN all OF stare Sud tusfzrTI- kliis1
N re --r:IIaS n I've C5Diu t-refS Con-
ysIisrs:zrs-,f tuzsf C1rupaTs-. IT H.srfuI-T.
IN 4 Fri -; Els homo WIS At Wiks
Forest;
G q Euideu. 81 Years OF zzs. mar
r-fe,f md WITH IVA children Under -
va.a-- old and svupInva<f IS I arachine
MINER iI- rsTs ZcsibaiI t-cai COM
r1srr-. n EsErr-se waS csuEtft ny z
al ar Stare vFIlIe engaged n setting
facss on lis machine on April -
md sy1sszs5lrsds INJURIES which result
ed n nis dsatt LlIrass hour inter-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
sos1on Wan Guilty Of usHg
Walls 10 GefTsuG Supersa-
GuuS ard Gsiilflsie-

E-scT-rE, Mass. @ay --d1slt-
-y-a.-rr T 6a1d Of EnsTur. VIC vzis
.-,,,,-..,.-a.f in he g-uirst States lis
r--.cr ca1l.-- n hat cit- Of TIE f-zs'ytu-
Ier1r ise of tie. nna.iss m corr1scfstoII
win. -l1e Saie af -ilck- sfdl1ezs- VS.
nr,o,I=zlf aege BY dsplIr5- MARSHA e
,er-l ms sentence II nine months a.
nc 7l--nu,1r.i county l#L- TIE s-aa
prisoner appesrest 70 De 1r1lieif q
IN, ~ ana barely co-ercrt slonz Win
-s,f-- z.ir,unr- af as cane Epau rs ar
-.szsi - me iais sheriff PaI-rs:- m
-1e.fiareiy grdere, ne MIN niacnf n
es-..- IInsSlr.... 50 faebie vas Us c711tif-
-, --r-r sl.--- -sszche. -i1eir -e1-rfis-f
az S=ulr- n 20 minutes. lie tn
Ias5sarf week
4 77Tu-F1ef- Or Witnesses est iietf =.
- - ~ ,,,,v-.-1r rl,r luck stone.
,yF1.cr 5 an ar-4fnag-y afnoHssc1ze. Tor
= FOR ne caH-n ana 7areusy e .;,'i.
Ezltt cIstuef II pusssssc'i ale "a =
srTT- f4r :nt-+usic vsi;e NE s'o1icS
,-z---,f r--,r,l : -ents 70 $ n v9-ue, &C
rar-f311g 20 : sorrr7-ueur e,saer
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
WANTS WILSON
TO PRESIDE At
PEACE MEETING
Erriisi4 Professor SUCCESS
Ca7gress az al me SaFa-
EasgT Nsld7s-
~ ~s-eArsa $500
800 A.T7ET pET MAJ

FELADEIPHs Ma- t.-G
Loves 1irk-I1sou af nznEs College,
t-anfJr,ci-u England. speaking 70
11rrr 90 tie xnsrica1 Acsidei1s- q
Political and social Sc:s1ce, duf1iT1ed
me @oilorEtn-- as the hest manner n
xytric:1 America could contribute 20
ne rr7a5rreuazlce OF world psrce-
Fcace 20, be. eSTsbiisilat rnro,is-If
tie t1ruer-enrson of FrsSde1lr VIZ
son
The contention of CONGRESS- n
which al Eurupeztn s,ares- nsiliEser-
ants ana r1saIr--a5s diiESs- strould oe
z-epresanraetc 5J1ciI congress ru>6r PR
sias.d ever By Fresidenr, Wilson
Substitution OF the former ss-sts.ili
of alliances anon. EurupesSn pow
ar5 wiri N International S-izsZ-ztEit.se
on peace. oacKed ~ force. Y uez;ss-
sarr -.
n os1t lining tins netlIod. VI DicsS-
f.ls11 said N part
or all the governments tKiiIt nay
1e cnucar-1ed win The e1irurs OF E-;i-
r-,,pt. xn6 therefore OF the gor1d.
--r,,,r-s * the 1r1iS- one lffai- Sincsz-et--=
~ r.lSa the view OF the peopiss m
srszd of tliar tr rtie mlirstrrstS d1iu
f.nfnrnarS Aad rde unPerat-7-e COM
cffr.or1 OF pence IS csiar The view Gt
+s1.. 1eunIex sfiullid he heard and Sct-
~ mon cor t91e arSt rIne n uisFl1I----
THE congress At which home %
80 -f1.s tinted Sfdrss occ1Ily- teEtrt-
f1r oosit5un. should be. one w-iez-e 81
We Fsi1ruuea-1 sfzT-eS. not dTTtS TIC
3..fsT--a--ar1tz sac 81 Je repressnfeu-
T7r,s beiIi.nr-1r gr1nuts are TOT "a
n.. r--1sred 70 aim It permanent
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Texas MsgrTste Whose 1eaa1
aeeaiIa He@ aseE IFG
TriHgs in qiE lSgs-
--vEEyILLE.

5-E=11I-L5.- Eek. ,MaE The
--raz1f siezr+r bore N Chi. Grsan LII.
-s-uora<t s-uur E1r inttrEsS-az ne u
..r-11rs1 Texas ans OF nc most reln ssS
.t,ip- ISps41 1r1EnoTeT-= vslo eNer u
r-zrIad WI Sf--eeE ne - satd' - eta.s4t
susiIs. more mile Of rasi7vsJ On : =
- ---,,-, az man n the COUNT,
= ys, sarr,eras7lJ- Ike thir-rSsts e
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ssTr 1r1Ie n r.le iif--H owl or zee
r-:I1r. dI-~u n me <srif cossz rasslun
- -arz~ man niles on Eslir1ad.
sci =aezssuE he WIS nut eN-
=r-+f.r sS-aunevi OF money TOR Ne la1
s1ua=1 n his paCiSet % pzS us
So Jark % san AIu0utu- &c tds5T'e
tffs---s-erz 7de..a 70 deres--Iil1iss
.ss-s1s,e-- ~ sssugTsd Tssnsils IN Besy-,lis
~ -1rrr K ue-v 1rs1 eisa5T1ere- me
-..zv-v Suf1s' pr7pusirsgu 1dn fzfe sos6-
Es r.ruEnsd 20, San AntuIlzo' AID .
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
STATE NORMAL
School YEAR
ENDS JUNE o
At FaiFuant Wi1eH Brilliant
Commencement Exercises
Will BE reid


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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
HIS
PLAN TO STOP
EUROPEAN HAR
Socialist Leader Sass HeatFa.s
Can WedisIe TrGu1ies Ct
the EeIIige e7ts-

zEIA--A-2 : :, t-A-A- -si@i A-sa 81
rs ElTaritt Sac-d.ist ssStser III
v-cp- IdGr.ssanE lie A1le1't.ssE1
-Acadern- Of Paitt1c.t- S51d Soc;at SCI
auce. outlined rcul-uJ Elais II
otasrnett % De II e1fs-is--ss 1i;szi TOT
ending =IIe E.TrrpusT1 7F--r----a 7tssf, ne
s7id. vlicn would cnrTle Vim 5ilc:l
commanding uaTsi farGa s1as i
could nor % iguuI-ad b. tllc aci1ls..sE--
al1r power
n a7-iaf NJ FfIFurI7r < 7ronuSsi
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ON -. :. s.4.fT-l4fe AMI Urgent. ,ffa or
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he mink a treaty a-eenenr ns@-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
CAR STRIKE WILL
NOT EFFECT RACE
Speedway Officials Say That
Illinois Central Is Prepared
to Care for Crowds.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The car strike
will not effect ChicagO's 50O-mile auto
derby To ne run at the new speedway
in haywood on saturday. The Illinois
Central. which has a station at the
gates of the park. will run trains at
intervals of a few minutes beginning
with a train for employees shortly after
I a. m, and the Aurora and Elgin in
terurban, which runs from its station
in the loop TO a point near the
grounds, is not affected by the car
mems walkout. In addition there is
always. of course. the possibility that
the strike may be settled before the
day of the big race.
Interest in the phenomenal success
of the new track. which has been
erected in record time since the tirst
Of May. has been shown in the thOus-
ands of spectators who have been at
the park daily TO witness the practice
laps and elimination trials. The con-
struCtiOn of the speedway is unique,
the surface being composed Of two
by-fOurs laid on edge and resting on
complicated system of timber sup
ports and concrete foundations.
The racing drivers declare il TO he
the safest track ever built. The
sharply banked curves have been
taken at full speed without shutting
of the engines and the sensation on
the curves, according 10 the pilots, is
virtually the same as on the straight
away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
ELECT SHEEHAN CAPTAIN
Pitcher Will Lead NOtre Dame Ball
Team I'm 1916.

The next captain of the baseball
team. as elected by the 1915 mono
gram men Monday on the bench just
preceding the alumni contest, will be
Charles Sheehan Of Massachusetts.
Sheehan has been on the pitching
staff Of the gold and blue for the past
two years and is one of the most pop
ular and peppery players of the ag-
gregation. While not rounding into
shape this year until late in the sea-
son. Sheehan in 1914 won quite lit
tie fame as the lad who beat the
Army and Navy" on Notre Danes
eastern invasion.
Byron Kanaley. eX-president of the
Notre Dame alumni. presented the
baseball and track monographs to
this years winners just before the
game Monday The diamond present
ed annually by William wilkins of
Bay city. Mich. TO the baseball mon
ogram man having the highest Scho-
lastic standing during the year. he
announced. viii not be awarded until
after the final examinations Tuesday.