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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

&rieg lit beute at einem grobartigen
geiltigen Yroblem, 5u einem offent=
li6en gramen iiber Die geiitige Sa=
bigfeit ser itreiten6en Mfadte gelpor=
SEN. nno ouf iener seite, mo- Die
Interchangeable geiitige neberlegenbeit
ii6 fin6et, mer6en audi Die Steges=
fabnen flattern.
Sic G"erpoufommn11ng Der &riegS=
mitel nn6 sic gartae mo6erne &f=
tednif felt an 6ie ein5elnen @ampfer
geiteigerte Mnfor6erungen, tire GET
ltigen @erm0gen gu entfalten mno 5n
pielleitiger Mntpen6ung 5n bringen.
l1n6 BEL Ser r6l1mli9en Musbebnung
rtr6 Mufloiung Der mo6ernen Seeres=
f0rper fon11ert bie mtlitariiben 8or=
geiebten ni@t uie fruber anes fir
lire nntergebenen 6enfen un6 or6=
men. Sc bleibt fir Sic geiitige 81
gentbGtigteit nn6 @igenbetpegung Ser
gin5elfampfer elm ri9t fleiner 5piel=
raum offen.
Ser &rieg in ieinem lebten @ol-
len lit nibt @elbit5peG, 6ient ni@t
eigentli6 materiellen SSnterelien, ion=
bern lit MIR in grmangelung anoe=
rer boIfi1der &e9tsmittel sic ~ulti=
ma rotio," 6as a%merduBer1te Mittel>
tint geiitige Glitter 3u i@iiten: Sret=
felt, gbre, @edt, &11ltur, Site mno
@briitentbum. @era6e bonn gegen=
mGrtigen &rteg barf immer mieber
6aS bie1 5%itierte @ort gebrau@t tper=
oen: rDas &eiligite idiiben mir nit
oem S1mert." @ein geringerer als
Ser bisberige 6e11tide @eneralitabs<
def Moltfe bat iiingit erfldrt: ~@ir
fubren einen @ertbei6igungsfrieg
INN sic @riiten5 unieres @olfes nno
6amit um Notwithstanding, Inn
8elti6eale un6 geiitige Glitter"
Sir Sen &riegserfolg lit oie Be-
geiiterung bon unberedenbarem @in=
fluff, aber 8egeiiterung, Die mi4t nnr
5trobfeuer nn6 @ugenblidsraui6,
ionoern Dauer5uitan6 lit; Die ni6t
cine Mnsgeburt bon Sleii@ uno 8lut>
nidt Elm Spiel Ser Merpen lift, ion>
6ern Elm edtes &in6 6es @eiites, ttefe
@rgriffenbeit ser Seele.
Ser &rieg lit ein &oditmaB Ser
9ei6en. Mber 6as lit INNER 6ie @n6s
tpirfrng 6es 9eioens, 6aB es mie cine
@eiitestanfe, cine @el1geburt BEG b0.
beren, iiberiimli6en @eni@en fid
offenbart. 2ei6et brtngt @eiiteser-
1eudtung, @eiiteslauter11ng, @eiites-
itdblung nn6 @eiitesbertiefung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
Die 3mitdmoe oes Sabres
1909 tuieoerbolen 11
int Sabre 1915.

ltnter obiger l1eberidrift berofterts
lidt ser nGbicago graminer" etrer
Muflae, ser in Sen Ser. Staaten u1o
audi inn s(uslanoe beredtigteS Anf-
1eben erregen miro uno idon erregt
bat. Sober edte, 6ie Sreibeit nno
ltnobbaugigfeit lieben6e 4merifaner
- nno ba5u re4nen mir Deuti9-
Mmerifoner uns = muB 6ieie Nrs=
fiibrungen, meldye Sic Situation outs
trefflidite fenn5eidnen, alS mabr
un6 edit amerifanil6 begruBen. Bir
lolien SEN Mufiab IN tportgetre1er
l1eberiebung folgen:
9ie &egierung @roBbritanniens
perbietet 6en Ser. Staaten, 8ooren
irgen6pelder Mrt = Oh bem 8olter.
redt no9 &ontraban6 ODER 1i6t =
no3 Deutidlan0> 0elterrei@z1ngorn
ODER sic Eiirfei gu ien6em, ODER IT,
geno tpel6e @oaren bon 6ieien 2an<
Bern gu fm1fen. 9a5u lit es 6en
Ser. @taoten berboten Sabrifpaaren
ODER Nabrungsitoffe na6 &oaono,
g6me6en, Morpegen, DGnemarf
o6er irgen6 einem anoeren n%ertrolen
2onbe at ienben, tpenn - nod Der
Mnlidt Ser britiiden Morine<Offi5ie<
re = 6ie1e @en61tngen 1pater biel>
lei@t ibren @eg bon ben n~aetrolen
2dn6ern na9 De11ti@lan6 ODER De
lterreid=l1ngarn fin6en f0nnten.
Tim cine 8arauelle 5u 6ieier a1ber.
gep0bn1iden gri6ein11ng 5u finben,
90 cine Modt 6iftatorii9e Iutbori-
tat uber ben @eltbm6el our Gee
a1sibt, miiiien mir iber bunoert
SATIRE IN oie @ergangenbeit 5urid-
greifen. SIM Sabre 1907 erlieB Sic
engIiide @egieruig Elm @erbot on
sic Ser. @toaten, irgenomel@e $500
rem ra9 europa at ien6en, altSge-
not1men S@me6en, unter Ser Be-
g%riinoung, 6aB iol@e @aaren oard
irqen6 Elm moeres 2nn1 @inga1g in
Srmfrei9 fdn6en, 6os nit @nglano
i'm &rtege lag.
ssn ben Ser. @toaten erbob ii@ Ell.
ne groBe nn5ufrie6enbeit uber bieie
britifde MnmoBung. Die erite Mnt'
mort ouf sic britii@e @rfldrung er'
folgte I'M De5ember 1907, als Der
&ongreB 6en @rdii6enten Sefferlon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

arieg lit Die M%alienprobe auf oie
Spfer= uto gntiagungsfraft Ser Sol
fer.
Iie @roBtbaten ser @eiitesge=
ididte un6 @eiitesmelt 1ino aus ben
@eben Der gntiagung berausgebo=
rem. Sc mebr &idgange Dos Git
nesleben artritt, beito mebr 8ormar>
i9e fann 6as @eiitesleben magen. Sc
mebr man in Ser unteren 5pbare Ser
Menidennatur 8auait ausmirft, oe1to
mebr miro Ser b0bere Gbei1 fret uno
leibt CUR Muffabrt in Sic &0be. Mms
bem Ge11erto6 zines ieoen ielbitiudti<
gen, iinnliden @unides iteigt ELM
neuer, i60nerer, geiitiger @eni9 emf
por. Aeidt grunolos ipri@t unier
neutrality-suspicious. 5eingefib1 BON
Spfergeiit.
IS lit @eiitesiieg, menn Die 3er=
iplitternng con friiber I'M &rieg ei=
11em u%nerborten @emeinidaftgefiibl
ge1pid)en lit. Die Materie tit ein See
beneinon6er un6 Auseinanoer Der
Gbeile, Ser @eiit auein 1dafft bas
SS%nei1tan6er, fnipft 6aS 8ano Ser
@inbeit. @eiites1ieg lit es, penn Ser
iei9te, i6eanoie Materialismus iebt
in ietner @ob1beit an 6en Stronger
geitelt u1r6 in Ser allgemeinen 8er:=
tbung 6egraoiert muroe; @eiitesiieg
lit es tpenn ser b0difitreben6e S6ea=
lismus ieinen Blab an Der Come
ii9 tpie6er erobert, mern er 6ie Mltur=
feuer Ser boditen 6orm geiitigen Be-
bens ent3iin6et bat, >penn &eligion
mieoer @roBma@t tpur6e.
Ser &rieg lit ni6t bloB 8lat- unb
Seuertmufe, ion6ern audi @eiites>
taufe. l1n6 tperu1 es mabr lit, bab
inn 8rieg Der @eiit entidei6et, Damn
miro ser Sieg m1f iene @eite fallen,
mo sic @etitesmd@te om fraftiglten
5um 9urdbr116 fommen, mo Sic Get
itestaufe Die mddtigiten @trfungen
5eigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

1aden mn1 6es &eiultates 6es &rte=
ges, auf Sen Mmeritoner, oeren @or-
bdter in ienem @riege ibr 2eben in
sic @6am5e iblugem, nit itol3erfua-
tenn &er5er 5uriidbliden.
l1n6 iebt, nod mebr ols bunoert
Sabren, iiebt ii@ Die @ation mieber-
Inn 6enielben Mnmabungen, oenlel'
BEN Defrete1 nno @eror6nungen, 6en-
lelben urperi@amter Mngriffen, 6er-
ielben nnertrGgli@en &aperrng If
rer frieoIiden Son6elsidiffe gegen=
uber, Die mniere @dter 3u betBem
8or1t un6 gum @riege trteben. Midt
Elm ein8iger nmitan6 bat fi@ gent
bert, auBer boB Deutfdlan6 an 6ie
@tene bon Brmfrei@ als Ser @egner
@robritamniens getreten lit.
l1n6 tpte sic @rebdltnilie 6ieielben
fin6, 10 lift es flar, 6aB AUDI sic Mf-
Observation-Disclosures 6ieielben ftn6, 6ie
unferen 86ter1t often itat6en.
@ir f0nnert urs 6en Mnor6nungen
frem6er M69te r11tertperfen, 6ul6en,
6aB unier 11emtroler @an6el bernidtet
miro, 6aB uniere SIagge belei0igt tn6
6a3u %erfieorigt miro, fremoen Sdif<
fen als @erfleioltng at 6tenen, un6
nns in ben M1gen Ser gar5ett bobn-
laden6en 8elt berddtlib MAIDEN.
O6er mir fo1tnett Sen &rieg gegert et>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Seem Orleans, errang Sadion gu 2ar6
einen groBen Sieg, in6em ct sic
iibermddtigen @euingtou'iden @ete>
rallen pou1tdnbig bernibtete.
Das &eiultat bes &rieges mag m1f=
iummiert tperben in Sen @orten eli
mes britiiden &iitoriters, Ser ohio
Tut ni6t als notwithstanding be-
5ei6uet per6en fa11n:
u0ie Ser. Staaten baben ebrli6
einen guten Srieoen geiid)ert. @s lit
mabr, 6oB Ser 5rie6enS- @ertrag fein
@ort iagt iber geualtiame 8erbung,
Da1r6iuda1ng bon Sdiffen uno nel1-
trule &edte. @robbritmnien gab
formeM feline Saltung in feinem 6ie=
Ter 8unfte al1f. Mber ie6erman11
tultBte> 6oB oie @erbdltniiie onoere
ge1porben paren. Die 11e11e Seemo6t,
oeren Gregatten allein lire 6abigfeit
ge5eigt botten, nit engliiden Sregot-
ten rnter gleiben @erbdltniiien 51
fampfen, broudte fir sic 8ufnnft
ni6t 5u befiirdten, nit Srogen ser
011rdiudltng belaitigt 81 peroen;
u1r6 in ser Ebat, menn @robbritan=
nien n116 ni6t auf SOS @edt ber-
5i6tete> 10 bot es 6o6 ni6t mebr
Der l1dt, 6abon @ebrart6 5u madyer.
Gie Slotte, 6as muB 5ugegeben >per=
Sen, mar sic &rat, sic eno1id Sen
Ser. @taaten 5ur anerfunnten Mmf=
nobme IN Sic Samtlte Ser @otionen
perbolfen batte."
Gus lit oie fur5e @ei6i6te ser l1r=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

ne Maht erflaren, sic BEN unter Ser
amertfamiiden Slagge iegeln0en &an-
oel belalttgt, pie es nniere @orpater
tbaten.
Wtr fo11ren cine Sanoelsiperre ein-
fiibren nn6 ie0en &an6el INIT europa
einitelerl Bis guropas friegfiibreabe
&errider gena1g bonn @ampfe baben.
ODER mir f011nen tpieoerum bas
nMonintercour ie=@eieb bon 1909 er.
lalien nn6 nns 1peigern, NIT 6enieni-
gen 9an6ern &mn6el at treiben, sic
iib meigern> sic &edte unieres nelt-
tralen @an6els anf 6em Meere ar5r-
erfennen:
@inen 6ieier 8ege miilien mir ein-
idlagen. Denn, tpern mir fetne Der
orei aftiben Metboben Ser @ieber-
bergeltung un6 bes @i6eritan6eS a1=
nebmet, banm miiiien mir sic erite
annebme1 nr16 Sen Staub Ser nnter=
merfung 6l1l6en. @or 6ieier 2ogif
qibt es fet1t Gntrtnnen.
Sir mel6en &urs au9 imrrer sic
gntideio1tng faut, mir iouten ale
81 u%1ierer &egierung iteben. @s lift
iebt feline Belt fir sic getp0bnliden
politiiden DiSfulitonen. @s lit eine
ernjte 3eit, in ser 6ie Mmerifaner
boriidtig boron geben miiiien, aber
g6mlter an edulter. nn6 es lit gang
altsgeipro6en cine 3eit, I'M unpa=
triotiide un0 un5iemlide nno 11ntrer=
trale @arteili6feit fabren 5n lalIen;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
cine 3eit, I'M tpe6er pro=britii4 nod
pro=6euti9 at lein.

Nv OSS~I WV Wv V
pro=oeuti3 5u ietn.
Seine el1ropailde no@ aiiatiide
Modt Iiebt mns. Sos 8orgeben, baB
irgen6 eine 6ieier Mddte fir Demo=
fratie o6er omerifaniide SbeaIe, ODER
oen S9a1b vfleiner G0lfer," ooer Die
&eiligfeit bon @%ertragen, o6er IT.
gen6 cine an6ere bobmoralii4e Sra
ge fdmpfe> lit refine &eu@elei, Die
no@ nidt einnoI sen &eritano zines
&in6es tauiden ioqte.
@11Blm6 lit i'm @riege, Inn iein
S%abrbun6erte oltes 8tel, sic @robe-
r11ng &onitantinopels nn6 oie 3r-
iommenidmeiBung Ser ilabtiden
Softer at einem bie 8elt beberriden=
Sen ilabiiden @eide, 5u erreiden.
Oeiterret6 lit int &riege, UNI &uB=
1an6s @ergrober1ng 5u berbinoern
un6 6ie ierbii@e un6 neutrality-suspicious.
Nattonalttat a1s5uttlger.
Granfrei@ lit int &riege, 1tm fem
Greltige mie6er3ugeminner un6 81
iaB=2otbringen 5uriid5uerobern.
Serbten lift int &riege, meil Mnti-
patbien Ser &al1e un6 &eligion uno
ruiitides @elo un6 ruf1ii4e Sntrtgue
Sen M0r6er inipirierte, Ser itd
6urd Ben Doppelmor6 an feinen to.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

ntglt6en gorgangern gum &0nige
oieieS itiirmilben 9an6es mad)te.
sSapa1 lit i'm &riege, neil es I'M
Gimme fat, ii6 @binas 3u bemadti<
gen n116 6ie &eid)tbiimer m116 @ilfs-
quellen 6ieies polfreiben u1rb bilf-
loien 2an6es ous5ubeuten, beim Mnf=
bau elmer groben aiiatii6en 8elt=
madt.
9eutidlano lit inn @riege, meil es
oie borberriden6e Modt in europa
gu bleiben tpiini9t.
l1n6 england 1T inn &riege, neil
6eutider SleiB, 6eutl6e @e6l1lb un6
oeutide Eu@tigfeit ben britilden ST.
nan3leuten, Gabritanten uno SdiffS=
reeoern rapi6e Sen @eltban6el fort
nabmen, nn6 tpeiI sic @rgebmiie
@roBbritannien cine @elegerbeit 60
ben, 6iele &an6elsfonfurren5 ourd)
einen &rieg 5u berni6ten, bel Dem
ale an6eren Sbetlnebmer 6es &on=
fliftes gr0Beren @erluit erlei6en muB-
ten als @roBbritannien, ga15 gleid,
melder Seite Der Sieg 5ufiel.
u@ir mie6erbolen, 6aB es fir oas
amerifanii6e @o1f an ser 8eit lit,
ientimentaIe @pmpatbien fdmin6en
511 lalien nn6 nit &er3 nn6 @eele
Mmerifaner gu fem, nei6iid n1r auf
6ie @bre unierer eigeren 8lagge, auf
sic &edte unferer eigenen @itbiirger,
a1tf ste 6reibeit ser @eltmeere ur6
en6li6 oltf sic @Ir6e nn6 Maieitmo
uni eres eigenen 2an6eS."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

inltruierte> ieoe Mrt auslanoii@en
Sonoelsperfebr gu perbieten. Dieles
@erbot beltan6 onr9 SOS Sabr 1908,
&porauf es our@ Elm @eieb onfgeloit
tpur6e, mobur6 Ger mertfanii1e
@on6el NIT alen 2an6ern, onsge='
nonmen @roBbrttanien uno Sronf=
reih geitattet mur6e = ie0er 6ieler
bei6en botte Sen amerifanii6en San=
6elsperfebr nit ieinem @egner ber=
boten.
1ieIes @eleb utbe n%oninterconrl e
2am" beltimmte, 6aB Ser &onoel NIT
6em 2an6e tpie6er o%ufgenommen per=
Sen lonte, meldes feline gtngriffe IN
oas omerifanii6e &an6elsmeien 5u'
rudnebme. Mo9 einem meiteren Sabs
re 6iefer Siolierungsz@olittf batte
Sromrei9 gen11g un6 bob fem Ser
BOT ouf, t%porauf sic Ser. Staaten Sen
Sanoelsperfebr nit 6em 2an6e tpie=
ser oufnabmen. 9ie britii@e Segte=
r1ng bagegen blieb auf ibrem 5taro=
p11nfte iteben un6 faperte omeritm-
i6e @9iffe, mel@e fir 6ranfrei@
un6 fir nel1trole 2art6er beit immt
more1r. Daraufbin murbe sic Srage,
Oh sic Ser. Staoten ii6 meiterbin
cine loI6 ernieorigen6e 8ebanolnmg
gefanen laiien o6er betpaffneten 8i=
bertrand Ieiiten iollten, 6em 2on6e
in ser BrGlioententpabl bon 1811-
1912 nmterbreitet. Muf 6ieie 8abl<
8arole bin tpuroe Mabifon nit gro-
Ser Meebrbeit erpablt, uno Ser &rieg
tpnr6e erfIdrt.
SsSn 6ielem &riege, a1f tpelden 6ie
Mation ablol11t nnporbereitet .mar,
perliefen sic eriten &fe 5u Sano
5u gnglan6s @uniten, 6eiien Gr1p<
pen aus geiibten @eteranen Ser napo=
leomiI9en &riege beitan6en. @tnes
Ser @reigriiie, 6os sic Mmeritaner
nod ni@t bergelfen baben, mor 6ie
plob1i6e 8eiebuu1g @aibington's
our4 cine fIiegen6e britii9e Mbtbei'
lung nnb Sic Mie6erbren111ng Ser l1n-
b~efethgten Staot, 6ie it6 Dem Sein<
Sc nidt mi6eriebt botte, maf 6treften
8efeN bon 2on6on.
@o9 troB6em 6te Sade 51 son6e
Idledt iton6, be6edte it@ Die fletne
omerifnnifde Glotte nit l1niterbltdem
@nbme a11f bem @eere un6 m1f 6er
groBen Geer. sic getpam eine See
}@Io@t nod ser an6ern infolge ibrer
|bor5iigIi@en Mrtinerie un6 ibrer IN.
teuigenten 8iibrung. un6 enoli@, gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
GhamberIain's 6%nitenmitteI.

@or einem fleinen Mnfmg fat Ser
@erfauf uno Ser @ebra11d 6ieies Mit=
tells ii6 na6 alien Sbeilen Der Ser.
Stooten un6 nod manden frem6en
2Gn6ern al1sgebreitet. @enn SIR
cine folde Me6i5in gebra11@t, 6am
beriudt Gbamberlain's &uitenmittel,
11n6 STR tper6et %einieben, marlm es
10 popu1dr %eetpor6en fir @uiten, Ct.
f6ltuneer rn6 Group. gu foufen III
@enrp's Corner Dr11g Store. Sing.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

ON II. new ye!
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24
SMART PARAGRAPHS
>>>~>>>>>>>>>>. .

o Eugenics! how much idiocy is
talked in thy name.
The Mexicans on the bor,ler believe
in watchful killing.
Reckless automobilists will soon he
gin to use the excuses of the subma.
rine commanders.
The campaign of 1916 will not bbe
decided on war issues Americans
have to live just the same, war or no
war
This country cannot accept the
theory that an American shipper must
prove his good intentions to the sat.
isfaction of a prejudiced prize court.
A Kansas City man says he ombez-
zled $4,000 to buy medicine for his
wife. The doctor must have prescrib-
ed radium.
The unusual season suggests the IN
portance of every farmer testing his
seed wheat before sowing.
Newspaperdom lost more than poH-
tics gained when Vic Murdoch began
dispensing political moonshine.
The Kentucky girl who has brought
suit for $4,000 damages against the
tobacco company which used as an
advertisement her photograph, IN
scribed, "She is a good sport" Is
proving that she isn't.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24
EckERT ITEMS
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Mr. R. S. McClelland has returned
home after a two months visit in the
east
Rev. j. R. Lamb of Grand Junction
was an Eckert visitor the first part
of this week.
Mr. Everett Peyton and Miss Ruby
Adams of Redlands mesa were calling
on friends in Eckert Sunday.
Mrs. H. X. Ferguson and Mrs. C..
B. Ferguson were visiting friends in
Delta Thursday.
Mrs. Olney of Oregon visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Miller.
Mrs. Geo. Bradley is visiting her
mother and sister. Mrs. Miller and
Miss Marie Hamil.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24
BUSINESS LOCALS
% . 90 ~>>> .

Card Of Thanks.
We express thanks to our friends
and neighbors and members of the M.
e. church for their sympathy and help
during the illness apd death of our
son and brother.
MILTON T. TUCKER.
WALTER N. TUCKER.
GRACE SALISBURY,
LILLIAN TUCKER
For first class chauffer call A.
Frost. Jr.. Coop phone 43-A. Rates
$3.50 per day.
FOR SALE-Flat top oak office
desk; excellent condition, $3.50. DR..
J. E. Whee!ock. 9s
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24
AUSTIN
|. ...>>>>>>>~>>> . .

H. F. McFadden left last week for
business trip to Kansas,
Mrs. Mccoy and daughter from o..
visited few days at the Lobdell
home.
Mrs. Amos stephens who was taken
very sick at church Sunday night.
is much better.
E. z. White came down from Nor
wood Saturday to spend few days
with his family.
Mr.. Dutton of Telluride was here
last week buying up carload of
produce for o. n. Yingst.
Miss Jessie Brown of Denver arriv-
ed last week to visit her father. Mr..
Donovan. and other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Libby left Wednesday
for her Leadville home after a
months visit with relatives here.
Mr. snd Mrs. ellison of Iowa. came
friends here for week before going
on to California. Mrs. ellison was
formerly Miss Mary Simmons.
Miss Edna Oliphant came in Sun
day evening and will spend the win
ter with her grandmother. Mrs. S. l..
White. and attend school at Fair
view.
J. S. Fuller and Mrs. Alma Stearns
returned Sunday from Glenwood
Springs. Mrs. Stearns health is
much improved.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

Elementary agriculture has been
added to the fifth. sixth, seventh and
eighth grade courses.
Miss Park will start class in camp
cooking for the high school boys this
week Friday.
The high school enrolment has
reached 217, the high water mark,
this number being the total enroll
ment for last year. Forty-five of
these are non-residents.
Each of the grades, in turn, has use
the pupils an opportunity to hear the
best musical selections.
The high school girls gymnasium
classes began work this week with an
enrolment of 50. A large number of
these took the work last year.
Physical culture is given in all the
grades. Mrs. Cummings gives instruc-
tion to them once each week and her
work is carried on each day by the
teachers in charge.
Miss Harriet Bridges entertained
her high school teachers and friends
at a birthday party. Monday evening.
Sept. 30 All reported a most enjoy
able time.
Vests Modern History is being
used by the Sophomore classes. 1t is
a decided improvement over the form
er text, being much easier for the
pupils to learn as well as being up-to-
date. 1t includes some events of the
present war
The high school program has been
satisfactorily arranged much to the
relief of the Freshmen. They now
realize that they are not required to
recite each subject twice a day or
two or more subjects in one period.
Domestic science and manual train
ing are now compulsory in the seventh
and eighth grades. The seventh and
eighth grade girls have the advan
tage of instruction in cooking, which
has not been the case heretofore
In one OF our IOurtn Sfaue Se
ography classes the teacher asked this
following question: Suppose | draw
an imaginary line across this doorwa,
and you want to pass through it
what would you do?" Some pupils
remarked that they would go ou
over it; others, that they would &C
under it: and still others that the,
would erase the line and pass out
Finally, one small boy waved his hand
and when the teacher asked him wha
he would do, he replied: We'll,
would just imagine that there WASH
any line and walk right OUT
Moses was eighty years gettin,
ready to do forty years work Jesu.
was thirty years getting ready to dc
three years work. Most of us ex
pect to get ready in four easy lesson,
by mail. We can be pumpkin in on'
summer. We can be mushroom II
one day-with the accent on the mush
Ralph Parlette.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

ITS pretty hard to sleep on an emp.
ty stomach" said the tramp YEARLY
to the hustling farmers wife. "Why.
you poor fellow!" she replied sym
pathetically. "Why don't you turn
over and sleep on your back for lit
tie while? Ye amt wore It out lyin'
on IT. hey ye?p
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24
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Colonel Roosevelt grudgingly ad-
mits that President Wilson's German
policy has been a success. This is
not the first time that the noisy col
onel has been compelled to crawfish.
Lamar Sparks.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24
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AT THE CHURCHES .
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Methodist.

Methodist.
The Methodist Episcopal church
has changed the hour of the Sunday
school session from 9:45 to 10 a. m.
Preaching services at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Epworth league in church
parlors $3.50 p. m. The mid-week SER
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. The public is
cordially invited to all these services.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

We approve of the charge of murder
against Governor Carlson, Attorney
General Farrar and Messrs Welborn,
Osgood and Brown, leading coal oper-
ators. They are murderers. They
slew in cold blood the rising society
of Anarchy which had grappled Colo
RADIO by the throat. Some of us are
accessories to this crime too-and we
glory in it.-Boulder Camera.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

Miss Pearl Skinner, clerk at Hill
mans, has applied for six-months
leave of absence and will leave for
California in few days to spend the
winter with her mother and sister.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

President Wilson did right in de-
manding that Austria recall it's fool
ambassador from making bad breaks.
If these foreigners don't like Ameri-
can ways let them leave the country
A big mouth often causes Statesmen
much grief.-Pueblo Opinion.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

The Boulder Coloradoan asks the
people to square Colorado with the
world" Some people first need to
square themselves with Colorado be-
dale Item
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

Mrs. Minnie Taylor entertained the
salesladies of Hillman's at her home
on Dodge street last evening. After
a delightful little dinner needlework
games were enjoyed.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-24

The Denver wet aggregation is ira
versing rough and gloomy trail these
days. and have yet to bump against
Governor Carlson's veto after Janu-
ary 1. They will find George on the
job with his fighting clothes on. 1t
looks anything but promising to this
bunch of law breakers.-Alamosa
Journal.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL
GRAND CHAPTER SESSION.

The Forty-ffth Annual Session of
the Grand Chapter, Order of the Eas-
tern Star. was held in Newark onWed-
nesday and Thursday of this week.
The new chapter at Linwood, attached
to and named after keystone Lodge.
153, F. and A. NJ, was represent
ed by its Worthy Patron, T. George
Middleton, and its Associate Matron.
Mrs. Nettie c. Leeds. It's Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Elmina c.. Westcott,
SPENDING the winter in Florida, could
not attend. A charter was secured
and the ambition and energy of the
members of the local Chapter highly
commended by the Grand Officers.
Keystone Chapter was instituted in
June last with 29 members and has
grown rapidly in members and pro-
fciency. The roll now contains so
names, with many more ready for in
itiation. At its last meeting a motion
was passed which removed all its in
debtedness and left a snug balance in
the treasury. This event was cele-
brated by a very pleasing musical and
literary entertainment, provided by
Mrs. William Hislop, Mrs. James G.
Scull, Mrs. T. George Middleton, Mrs.
Matilda Ketchum, Mrs. Mabel Adams
and others.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
EXPERIMENTING WITH
ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE.

The first electric locomotive to be
seen in this section passed through
Pleasantville several times this week,
and was used for night experiments
between Newield and Mckee City on
the third rail.
The engine is of the double-header
type, with 1000 horse power motor at
each end, which gives a total capacity
of 1000 horse power. The engine
weighs 155 tons.
This locomotive is of the same type
as those used to draw trains from
Manhattan Junction, by electricity ,un-
der the Hudson River, to New York
City. 1t will remain here until the
err If January.
The experiments on this line are be-
ing watched with intense interest by
not only "PennSy" officials, but by
railroad men all over the country, who
anticipate electric traction will super
sede steam on all railroads in the flu
ture.