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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
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me6r fir @ilrgcr nlli ber amcrif. Scite
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
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len.
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tbm nachpeiien fonnte, oaB er einen
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ben botte, Sn oiefsm 9riefe forperte
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nit Der 5Areibmaidine seIhrieben
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lhluaen ben g}ahtlpdhter $oenrp
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morauf lie i'm tnebelten uno in Der
Office lisgen liebel. 6ierouf mod=
ten lie lih an Die sllfipren5llng oes
&oflenl6rontes. Gs fdeint ober,
bob bic Grploiipn bprseitis erfplete,
nenn lie berlieBen bos 6aus in nil
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Strpm glutes binter ibnen bsraps.
Gtner Der Rdllber ftbeil1t burh Sic
grploilon iebr fhiper perlest NOR
ben 5u iein. Die Grplplipn lpar bon
mebreren Selten eebDrt iporoen,
och lpore1 Die 8onbiten bereits entz
tonlmen, 'ols man nit mebreren poz
ll6nts1 in bas lGebauoe brang.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

iiber 0ieie britiife 9ftiou glusSrucf
uno es miro fiir uohric6eil,lid gebalz
ten, oaB in lpellisen Iasel1 eitl Yroteit
nod 2onoun gefobelt piro.
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erllns.
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Sunnc habe1t lidl fpabreno ocs Mpnats
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gertfte Der gllnoesreierne : Slgcnten
ilber bic (Selcfdftslage I'M September
lparen Bic 9iinitisi1cn leit rielen gNpz
naten.
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Slltnpis uno Soma aIlgemein 5ltne6@
menoe Stdrte beridten Ser 5anoel lit
I'M 3ltnebmen, Oas @ertrduetl fehrt suz
riicf llno erfo9te S9dtisfeit berridt in
ben lneiiten grallten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
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auf ohio, lnp es lid I'm Sic ltootslpeite
srpbibition banbelt. Sic aompagne
i'll Ohio par fms, uber ie6r lebhaft
uno beibe Seitcn beanipruden (lpie
lrets) Sen Sie9. 9}em gprf itir1n1t
ald iiber cine neuc @erfoilllne ab unb
2pfalpablen perDen in 81 S1dbten unb
72S a@illo9es" abgebulteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
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benadridtisf, baB lie i'm SnIle Ser
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Ari5onas Observation-Disclosures nlngeltoben,
Gs nerfm9te, oaB n1r ein Nd)tbirger a,i lie gitrs
GET beld)dtti9t merpen oiirfen.
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na bot Die gimimg Ser gntenterte a6qele6nt no
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

@eii9natip II, nMihfen Sic
1lh out iunaer M}onn! Cine gplpene
Sut,lnft liegt ror Sbner!!"
sMh lahen Sic mid; nsine gu
tunft geb0rt Der @ergangenheit an.
MaMnerlps. .5eben Sic
bas 9Beib bo oribeng Die but iicb
BON unierm 5relno Mener our Spa
nllben Sanserin ausbilben laNen.
nno nun min Iie bon Dem ormen aerl
nlhts mebr iplNen!!"
Reflelion. Sunser @be-
alann (oer es nibt gut getrpffem:
nSh oabte friilet imnter, bic 2iebs
miroe MIDI perriidt maiden. ober
nlln. lpie i'd iebe, oiirfte es iebt ii,
Der @be iiherer !pcroen!!"
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

5ier
Berlin, /. Sob. g5adben1 Elm
spe5tolunterlucbuns ssauslbrB scr
bentldenWailitdrbeb0rbcn Sen Han Npz
bert 6aD 9riinbli6 nnterllld)t bat, mclz
d)er in g}ep Dorf inter Ser Mnflagc Scr
@erl6iuDrung 5ipecs 3erltDrlr1g bon
@tunitionspampfcrn perbnftet lpprben
lit lnb ausgeIa9t bat er lei 2elltnant
IN Der ocutld)cn srmee, nurbc am
Spnnta9 amtlitb in 8erlin crflart, BOB
es feinen Gffi5ier nanens 6aD in Ser
beutleben slrmee gebe lnb alth 1ielnols
gegeben babe.
&rie.9s5ulage fiir engli=
be 6 Gilenbnbncr.
2pnb II, is. Oft. {aprreippnbcn5
Scr q. g. s3ah langcn l1nterbonbhtn=
9en lit sic Sproerung Ser cnglilhcn
giicnbabner fiirgrbDbung i6rerariegsz
sula9e nit Ser @epabrung Der Sdlite
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fpmmcn luirb Sic bisberige RrieesSulaz
ge fait nerbpppelt lno Sic grbD6ung
uirb 3ullf nabe5n $20,0OQ,o00 idbrlih
5n iteben fon1nen. 3ll 8eginn besartez
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lid ertra betptlligt l1nb Ser 8etrag lpirb
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iperbel1 Bic Mee6rfolten BON SET 93e9iez
lrll11g iibernpmnlen. Sic Siibrer ser
gilenbabner bnbcn lid) inbelien berz
pflidten n1iillel1, feine ipciteren Sprz.
Derlln9en Slt erbeben ipa6rellb Ser Belt,
bab bie 8abnen lluter Neaierltnasfpnz
trplle bletben.
Scr Gccfricg.
8erlin 1. 9lop. 9o5 fran5. I'M
terlcebpot Sorquoiie lit i'll Sen 9orbaz
nellen bltrd tiirfiides slrtiueriefeuer
5erltDrt lnprben. Sic 9alt5eMannlhaft,
p Sffi5iere llnb "a Manl1, lit gefarz
gen.
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9ampfer Solparb, 800 Spnncn, lit bon
eil1em Dentl1en Il : 8ppt bcrlenft ipprs
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p 0 900 Gerbcn ia d 81 Ii NJ a.
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@ebarbe IN 8ibbir, 8ulgariel1, linb
nit @eripllnbeten sefiilt.
8ufplge elmer 8nfarclter 9epcldc
ipllelt~20,000 @erben ouf r,mna,1tl6es
Gebiet geflii1tet leilt.
. 0ffcnbcit ber,lan9t bpn
neltcnt &abinet.
Asnri 8, i. Sob. Grenierrnir1ilter
9rianbs nenes &oalitipns &abinct
bat beutc leinc 5lpcite @isun9 aboebaIz
ten I'M lcinc Gplitif au fprlnulircu.
Cine be1ne1,tlpre6eube Grfldrlng lpirc
mprgen III Ser 9eputirtenfammer perz
lelen iperben. Cine ser an oas neuc&as
binett gelteutcn Sprberllllgen ipirb Die
Ibl6affung Der bisber bon ser Negie@
RING inbe5us mlf Sen aricg gciibten
6einllihtbnerei lcin; i'll 9eputirtcn<
freilcn bcrrldte ge9en 81 Gren,icr
gipiani ltnb aricgsn1inilter Mincranb
itets cine bittere Stimlnun9, neil lie
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litdril6cr Spcrotipnen llnp Der Ser
lutte Scr SronSpIcn i'm Scloc.
3rieg sbeutc in llcsfiib.
ofia, 4. slop. Sic @ulgaren ba@
ben in llesfiib 10000 @eipebre, $50
SOB Yulber, 10000 Sab Natroncn
nllb 8rpbc Mcn9cn lpnlti9cs @ricgsmae
tertul erbel1tet.
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bien Dauert allf Der 9an5en Sront fort
llnO c5 ipurben 9cltern 2 Serasel6iite
nnp 9robe N1llnitipnspprrdtbe cingez
Deinlt.
Gin britilhcr 9sarpIe@
breder.
8erlin, 1. 9pp. Cine 9epel6e
bon &cpengage,l Intellect, bab 2eutr1al1t>
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
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Yrub1tHe.

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Safer 80 1e5, 1925 Wai.
@etreioe fir 8aar: SEQ. 2 rotbcr
sssilter 110-112;; 9eo. 2 Rorn
641l2; Stanoaro Safer 39I2c.
lllnule1 Ntn - 100
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
strbtn per0en laugiam eingetrtif.
Sba> = 1000 anf rnnanil6es @ebiet sejaat.
leber 5000 qo 1000 serbu I'M Ottober qefauaeu.
qnb 10000 @erbeu in,
arasnjepatid as ierbiide S9anpt5Dllwerf se,pmreu,
l1no Sic politilc1c @al1ptltabt g3i

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CT Werfarmsen babc1 mIie-98as pffenbor Mumpibu in
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
M aaeoonier I'M 4nfitano
gc9 zen bicn.

ger(in 1. Sob. (2robtlos bia
Sucferton.) gulsarilde Sruppen babcn
Sala Eolanfa (bci Nild) genonunen.
Sn Wonaitir baben oie Mo5ebonier
iid segen bie gerben embort unb an@
perc lerbp ma5ebnniic6e gtabte tperz
ben bon ma5cbonilhen 9anben be-
bcrrIdt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

Commander 2aDton bom britiiben IL
8oot 6 13 ang jener gtobt 1tnter
grud leines gbrenipprtes gefliidtet lit.
(G 15 mar im Sllno 9eitra,1bet unb
lpurbc bon einem oeutiden gorpeboboot
bolcnos 5erltDrt. Gin S9eil Ser 0annz
ihaft ip1lroe getDStet uno per 3eit bon
ben 9anen irternirt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
&lcine ariegsl,adJridten.

SAP fcin bcutider Sffiz
5icr.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
GimbeL Brothers
Gimbel Brothers
Store Closes $50
Friday. October 8. 1915.
reater Philadelphia Philadelphia Region Thoroughly
In Accord With This Greater Philadelphia Sale"

ground.
Gmbel millinery led to this
being known The eHouseo of Fashion
would pleasant genealhes and tore
known things news-ims OF keen interest to live Americans
The Gimbe markets family who
daily widely varied But for all
altogether
controlled solely developed the facts proved advance
of printing, by reasonable safeguards
Wilmington shopper Wilson Line another boat
should trade the But the Cimb
offers and
varieties that canno be ignored.
ndius
but all of working hardest good lines help make this the
Uwith
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
GimbeI Brothers
Gimbel Brothers
Store Opens 8, 80

Discriminating shoppers that the Gmbe
helpful
he bes tastes OF women andm menw who
Withal the October the selling of
rich and elegant sturdy and considerably below
We told the This sells dollar
rental than million of dollars added
volume still further reduces the and all
We this monthly anticipating these perfectly business
like savings in lower
On
all thingseven the nChest-he lean your
facilities could be
pleasant could have good daily planning
Gmbe has rCkibbed in who
travel know good deal of our buying bdwhee Mr. Web
long Philadelphia business
However hard needed
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
Women's soc and 60c White
Knit Underwear at 38c

Good seconds.
Women's 3sc and 40c medium
weight Underwear at 25c.
Mems Sl.50 medium weight IN
dcrwear at $i-seconds. some sizes
are missing.
Mems 81 heeced Underwear at
65c-scconds of good make.
Mems 2sc Isle Socks-plated.
black at i5c.
Mems zoe Socks at 1z1zc-black.
tan, gray and navy; split soles.
Women's 25c and 3sc Hosiery
at l6c.
Women's and children's zoe
Hosiery at l21zc.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
Women's Fall Tailored Suits, $3.50
Unsurpassed at This Price

imported whipcord fashionable coors and black after
Cheuit Large roll collar and bottom of skunk opossum
great values at S2o50
Then hundreds of styles. literally ranging in price $l575
S675 gradually upto $3.50 Qualities style and
value have established new standard Philadelphia
Salons of Dress, Third Floor
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
$40 for SIS to $40 Dinner Sets
100 Pieces

Sl6.7s for $50 English porcelain
Dinner Sets-horal border, ali
handles full gold-hnish.
81 for s. cut glass Water Sets.
81 for 81 cut glass Nappies.
1oc for zoe to 25c decorated Fruit
or Berry Bowls.
&c for 7c to l0c decorated Bread
and Butter Plates.
Boys $3.50 Norfolk Suits, S4.7s
With two pairs Of Knickerbock-
ers.
Boys 81 Norfolk Suits at $2.35-
two pairs OF kmckerbockers.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08

Misses Coats, SIS

Full swagger Coats of zibeline.
pleated back, with section belt, but
ton high TO neck with large rolling
fur collar: navy, African brown.
Russian green, black; for ages IA
to 20 years.
Salons of Dress, Third Floor.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
Women's and Misses SIS Suits
at $40

Sizes IA to "A.
Women's and misses Coats at IS
to $l0-exceptional values. sizes ~
TO AZ
Women's and misses sos TO
Sl095 dresses at IS and S7.7S. sizes
II to "A.
Women's and misses So.7S rain
coats at $3.o5-sizes IA to "a.
Children's S. to $3.50 Coats at
SOS and $3.oS-sizes to IA.
$50 TO Si250 Junior Coats at
s5 to $7.95-sizes l5. Is. IL and 10.
Women's $500 and SIS Fur
Scarfs at $500 and $500
Iceland fox; Animal effect.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
IN THE SUBWAY STORE
$3.50 for S14 Tapestry Rugs
O-1O Sc

$3.50 for S14 Tapestry Rugs
ox12 #.
Sl425 for $2l.50 Administer Rugs
-9Nl2 II.
2Sc for 75c rubber Door Mats.
35c 50. yd. for csc and 75c Cork
Linolcum.
6Oc So. yd. for Sl.l0 Inlaid Lin
oleum-full rolls.
S1.35 for Women's $3.50 Silk
Petticoats
81 and Sl25 long Pctticoats at
New Millinery at $l.oS and
$2.o5
Smart Tricornes. Turbans. good
looking Sailors. "saucy" Tams and
dainty little Bonnets.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08

A fabric which does not wrinkle
needs no starching or ironing aud
Of course-washes.
Cotton Wash Goods,
Second Floor.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
So AIl-Wool Imported Velour at ST.

en hard 70 months scarcity
dasable
Half Price and Near for Wanted Goods
is of phmna As for % %paygS instead o 70 all
vdoms@ @mchew wide for m plum wsnn a
$15O Silk and Wool Popins Csc
special for the Greater Phlaapda Sale -
m yard
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
Women's New Waists Bargains

dc chine Bouses; flesh white
blue and black plain embroidered
$395Sik shadow lace Bouses combination with Pom
chiffon; color transparent silk
sleeves
81; value S3Ingee Bloues oe embroidered in the
collar long sleeves.
Waists embroidered
all the collars, sleeves and colors.
81; sso-Lingec styles with all
fashion points the Salons of Dress Third Floor
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
Smart Millinery at SIS, Sc and $3.50

Styles sailors effects tricorne in the
Styles
matrony years Trimming
flowers and the gold
S. So $3.50 Each individual
Millinery Salons Third Floor.
Evening journal., 1915-10-08
Misses Suits, $16.75
Value $3.50

Smart drcssy SUITS Of popin IN
African brown. blackberry. Russian
green, navy. Russian styles with
chin-chin collar of velour and
brsid-trimmed coat with three rows
of braid at bottom of skirt; fared
skirt; for ages "a TO 20 years.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

John O'Brien. for years a resident
of Delta. received telegram from
some railroad relative in the East. in.
in the round house of railroad for
which said relative is attorney await.
ed him. and to come at once and enter
upon his duties. The telegram also
bore reauisition on the D.. and r. C.
for transportation. and John o'Brien.
descendent OF Irish Kings but in
earlier life railroad workman. left
Tuesday. looking and feeling younger
than for years.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

Miss Goldie Sebert, accompanied by
her friend. Miss Annabelle Hardman.
were visiting with Mrs. w. A. Moore
and other friends of Miss Sebert in
Delta last week. from Cleveland. Ohio.
The first of this week they went to
Cedaredge for a visit with the H. A.
Cobbett family. Miss Sebert formerly
lived in Delta. and. since taking up
her home in Ohio's wealthy city, has
kept in touch with happenings here
by being a regular reader of lnde-
pendent.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

Harry Roswell and his family,
residents of North Delta for three or
four years past. where they owned
a house and small tract of land. pulled
out yesterday morning in their Stude-
baker touring car for some point near
Beatrice. Nebraska. where they are
expecting to locate permanently. They
have disposed of all property holdings
in Mort Delta.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

w. X. johnson and family arrived
auto trip to Denver and other parts OF
the eastern slope. Their route from
this city across the Rockies going
out was over Tennessee pas and on
the return they came over Blue mesa
The roads were good according to Mr..
Johnson's report and they enjoyed the
trip very much.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

DR.. and Mrs. c. h. Steele returned
Tuesday from Denver where they had
been for week attending the session
of the Colorado Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
Delta church secures the services of
DIR. Steele for another year. They
report very enjoyable session of
conference and visit with Denver
friends.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

@ NJ. Jones arrived home from an
extended business visit in Kansas
City. Omaha and other points in that
part of the middle west last Thursday
evening and reports business condi-
tions and weather as acting unrea-
sonable. He says it was cold and
rainy nearly all the time he was in
that part of the Union and that farm
ers we're not having enough dry days
to get through with their harvest.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

II. w. Pratt is up at Cedaredge
building fence on his farm. When
over here to purchase farm. friend
remarked to him that he'd make
heluvafarmer. But this has no ref
erence to illusions.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

Mr. Theo. Roeber, retired cattle man
and capitalist, of Paonia, was Delta
visitor Tuesday having some business
with the county commissioners. While
here he took occasion to make his
annual renewal of subscription to
Independent.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

l. ]. Trip of Delta Hardware com
pany. was the pleased victim of a
birthday surprise party perpetrated
upon him last Tuesday evening by
friends. They took complete posses
sion of the Tripp home on Meeker
street that evening under arrange
ments previously made by Mrs. Tripp
and after the master of the house
hold came to know of plans to keep
him advised of the date of his birth
he also entered into the spirit of the
occasion and there was much merry
making until late hour. Delightful
refreshments were dispensed at about
10 O'Clock. an appetizing part of which
was luscious Strawberries picked that
day from vines of n guest. The per.
sons present were as follows: MIR.
and Mrs. A. b. Crabill. MIR. and Mrs.
j. =. Huntley. Mr. and Mrs. |. NJ. Nc
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Isensee.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Obert. MIR. and
Mrs. WIN Mathers, MIR. and Mrs. Or.
II. A. Smith. MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Stry-
ker. Mrs. Peter Gunsolas. Mrs. Hattie
Saunders.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10
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Beginning Saturday evening the
Royal Cafe will be open until IL p. m.
Have you seen the new Parker
Lucky Curve" Fountain Pen? Smith.
The Jeweler
Mrs. A. w. Jarrett was hostess to
the Methodist church Calendar club
yesterday afternoon and there was a
good attendance.
Fine weather the past week-ab-
solutely perfect days. Mornings a lit
tie cool but the balance of the day
bright and sunny. and not too hot
C. B. Adams and family arrived
home Tuesday evening from their
automobile trip to Canon City and
Pueblo and report thoroughly en-
joyable outing.
Morgan and Miss Minnie Sweitzer
were outgoing passengers Sunday
morning for Fort Collins where they
are to resume their studies this week
at the Agricultural college.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

A bright little baby girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Ballou in this
city on Sunday. September >. Mr..
Ballou who is agent for the Rio Grande
Railway company in Somerset. came
down that morning to see how the
little lady and her mother were get
ting along and was greatly pleased
to find that they were doing fine.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

Mrs. c. p. Rice and little daughter.
Louise. arrived in the city last Friday
morning from Glenwood Springs for
a visit with relatives and friends, and
they may conclude TO remain here all
winter. Mrs. Rice is a sister of A. S.
Cartwright
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

The Denver daily newspapers last
Friday contained news of the death
OF Mrs. H. F. Hart at her home in
Oakland. California. Mrs. Hart was a
resident of this city for several years
when her husband was engaged in the
drug business, and was well and fav-
orably known. and there are many
here to regret her untimely death.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

Tht city is putting in a $500 foot
sewer line with a drainage tile along
side between Columbia and Silver
streets. The work is now well under
way and will be completed in the near
future much to the qualification of all
residents of that part of the city.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

Henry Tannebaum. wife and two
little children departed for their home
in Cripple Greek Tuesday morning
after a pleasant visit of two weeks
duration with Mrs. Tannebaum's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Porges.
The Delta independent., 1915-09-10

From fifteen to fifty fruit pickers
and packers were passing through the
city each day first of the week from
PaIisade to Hotchkiss and Paonia and
other North Fork points where the
Elberta peach harvest is now on.