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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

: Ser &riessf9IGfsr.
Snfel (bsr ieinen gteffen beiu4D:
.S9Gmit 9u Did benn gar niat,
um elf llbr Oormittu9s nod in ben
5ebern gu Iiegen9"
Reffe: sd mill mid nur orbents
lid Itreden, lieber Sntel, bamit i9
Den &ries Our4bulte".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

-9er g 9met4 Ter: 9ame:
Sugen sic, Serr &lsdIer. bdtten sic
ni6t 2ut, mid gu malen9
Serr Slsdier: Huit9 uno oh,
meine @nGbiss! Iber id tiir3te, i'd
peroe es ni9t tDnnen!
Dame: gli6t tDnnen3 Wielo
benn?
Serr aledIer: We'll Der Slan5
Sbrer @ri6einung mein 9luge blen@
bet!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

-8os9aft. 5elbipebel, sssen
Gbenb gum SoIbaten - Der in Sic
bill Wlaurer 1T = ols er Ibon large
ni9t eeidOiien: rSiefte, nun prafs
feln Sic aber bnlb ipie6er a NAL
binaus -, bier pirb nibt' I'M Ie6Ie
uffaeb6rt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

-angensbm. o.: 8ei Sbnen
i'm Sauie ipobnt 0o9 bic 5amiIie
WtiiIler; 1T oa ni9t gesenpdrtig eine
Der SOdter perlobt2
g.: @eiuib; bns 1T eine ieRr t0ds
terrei9e 6nmilie, uub cine So9ter
1T obipedieInO INNER perlobt!
Der Oreibunbertpf { i NJ
Der. @as, Serr Wteper, Sic fino
BEL Der Wsuiteruns fir untougIid be-
funOen ipprben9
Su, id iIoObe, bet feIOiraue Sud
bat mid ierei4t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Nbgefibrt. Grdulein (3is
9arren iammeIn0): Bitte. nfTn
!Serr. etn paur 3isarren fir unisre
&rie9er!
Serr: Yeooure, id raude nidt!
SrGulsin: Sic iOllsn iie ia au9
nidt rau9en, fOubern bic OrauBen
i'm SeIbe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Simmer S6aus
ipieIerin (bie 3eugnife elmer S04in,
Die ii6 poritelIt, burdiebenb): Sie
3eusniTe iino cue Iebr tur5. oo baben
Sic ia iiberaG faTt nur 9oitipieIe abs
fplpiert!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

= 3uriideesebeu. 9efan>
sener RuFe: p8ir gfuiTen ipsrben
Dor Sud 9eutfdsn ME Die @affen
itreden."
9eutider SolOot: n&onn fein;
mir boben iie Sud ia aud baIb ole
pe9genommen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30
eplitter.

Sper' in Der Slide uno ipare i'm Salls,
8cm es nidt iein milb, eib nidt niel
aus.
%urre lmb ilaa' ridlt, - bas 1T Der
aricg;
Sra9c gntbebruu8 - oas lit Der Ste9l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Wtinbefens ubertries
BEN. arisssfrtiniGliger (ous Dem
5slbe i9reibenb): Vile ib binaus.
sog, mar i'd Did pis Elm Glefnnt, pie
Sbr pibt. Sebt t0nnf i'd bsquem.
in einsm Blosrobr iibsrnodten.
-@r peiB Befdsio. Ri1s
ter; BepOr i'd sic Uereioi9s, mil
i'd Sic ii6sr bic 9soeutung bss Gibes
belebrsn!
9lngetluster: yii9t nOtis. Serr
Ridter, i'd par ia Osstpsssn idon
eiumoI sinssiperrt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

S9Dn, Ssrr WtoIer, i9 mil Sbre
8ilbts in meinem @eIbGft uusitelen,
beim Bertauf mub id Sbnen aber
20 prooent abSeben!
glber, meine 8iIOer iino op4 feline
@b5iebbiIoer!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

= 9 Or itel unsen i'm
9 6 ii Bengraben. Der 9efreite
Riiller mill nit Silfe elmer 2aterne
masicu, ole er irsenopu aufgetrieben
bot, Die &ameraOen unterbalten. Die
8orfteIlung beginnt, bp9 Der stps
porat perio9t, ioOuB ulles finiter
bleibt.
Rufe: nDns iol benn bas porz
itellen2"
@efreiter MiilIer: vRG9tIi1er
Sur9muri1 BON SeuegaIne9ern
bur9 einen giienbobn SunneI."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

-3ufrieoeu. 8nusr( su eli
mem @ernunbeten: .Ra, Sepp, bi
bab'ns ober idD' 3'fdmm's'ri9t".
Sepp: rWla9t mir, bal ma no
g'funb is".
-ansei9eu. sd sInube, oab
mir nod sinen Dintsrfelb3us betoms
men; unier GeIbtpebsI IGbt fd einsn
9oIIbart pa4fen.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Der @iferfiid d ttge.
Yrdutisam (beim Ibidieb): ytt4t
pabr, ems peripridIt Ou mir, 2ieb:
SpIonee i9 i'm 5elbe bin. 9ebit Su
ME Obne S9irm aus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30
sle SunSihbid.

Ser Iater Iasbe: seer nal. 8aul,
9eb' bod MD inmer ioldes @ledl;
SdIo Iieiuer eublih nal Del Ytdul
lin iBl" - Sa meeuoe 9auIdlen fred
lin ba6 b'rbei redlt bebniib laden:
.9as ee6t in meinen Gopp MIDI rein.
RerS'if on pieIIeidlo 70 freinblidJ ieiu,
Sas Siuf6bid mir nal pur5ema1eu?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

$50, SumbO, nun boIe fir Die
&ii6e elm: 1 pfunb SalS, 2 pfunb
Msbl, l Pfunb 3uder, unb, oamit
0u es ni6t psreiBt, ihreib' ia ss
Dir binter bic Sbren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

= Serbe 8ritit. Jelopebel
gum Siidenunteroffi5ier): Sagen
g nal, 9amerao S6neiber. BAN g
8n6bel eeto6t Ober = Sonb9runas
ten2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

So ie9m @nten unO gBurt bel IebeOism aus @b Dir
Dos gau men unge bomt Su mir bu bic gfonbtek
Cns auFdnittes ertGrn fonnf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

gla, pie seiost, id bab's seba4t.
Die Marte 1T ia cine pra4t,
Die 1T fir &enner nur gei4affen,
Drum piII i9 paffen, paffen, paffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-24

aenO ruelfe Sppoiition gegen Sic
Grnennung crboben per6en miro.
Gle aunoe Don Der grnennung
oes Srn. Gaming iuuroe iebr ihnea
befannt uno ieine Gollcgen i'm Gabi.
net uarteten niht uui Die oif3iele
}lnfiinoigung. ionOern beeiIien i'd,
lire @rotlIlntionen 5u mter6reiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-24

Gruennnng geitern u benS
piiisien befannt gegeben.

Gritt iofort IN &roft. - gnr lcit
0rDml'S Hildtritt itellpertreten.
DER Stoot$iefretGr. - Satte bis.
ber in alien intcrnotionolen Sra.
gen ais Hotbgeber 6e8 Er0iiocn'
ten @iIion fl1ngirt. - @on lei.
ncn GoIlcgen I'M Cabinet bc9Iild
milni6t.
@oibiuqton %. Suni r.
9obert 2oniing, Ser biSberige 2Sntc.
rims StootSiefretGr ieit Der 9es
iignotion non @n. SenninqS9rDorL
muroe Oefinitip bon Nr0liOent 8ils
ion fir Den pernunenteu Eoitcn be-
Itinnt mo bat Die Grnennlng oc.
Geptirt. Sic fornielic 9lnfiinoiguno
Der Grnennung erfoIate bellte 2Ibcno
I'M 6 llbr i'm @ciBen &mIa
Sr. @oniing lit ser S6micgcrioGn
oea friiberen Staot2ietrctdr3 ,5obn
". 6oritcr murOe 9lotbQc6cr Oea
Stoots Gcportcmcnta nah 0cnt
2Iustritt bon &obn 9oiictt QioOrc
mO purOe often ais Irdl0cnt @ils
IONS 9erotber in 6rogen OcS inter.
nationolen 8eietca, pelde ans Dem
curopdiihcn &rieg cntItnnOen be.
trohtct. IS lit oQQenein bcfannt,
BOB er iidb 0cn 9lcipeft lmo Die @e.
numbering Der bieiigen ouaI0nOi-
idcn 9fcpr0icnta1tcn 81 pcridloficn
peritono.
Sr Earning iton1nt bon @otcr-
tomn N.sN, un0 lit ctnoS iiber 80
Sabre olt. Seit 1899 mar er IN ser
9fehtSprori5 tbGtig lmo bcgonn ieis
ne 0iplomntiihe 2nui6obn in 1892,
ais cr ais glnuolt Der Ser. Stnutcn
in Ser 9eGrin0 Niccr 9lr6itroton
iltngirtc. aur5 OornuL ipur0c CT Der
2lnpolt Ser @cbringOiccr. .2lniprlds.
GonnliIiion ser Scr. Staaten mo
0orouf Erofltrutor iiir 0n8 2lIoafu-
0ren5 Sri6unol. GSm Sabre 1909
lpir0e er g(nmolt in Den nor0otln1,
tiihcn 6iihercien i'm 6nog.
Seine Iebte Ibdtigfeit, ebe cr
91otbgebcr oe5 Stoots Geportc.
mcnta puroe, Dcrrihtete er ol82Igcnt
Der Ser. Stooten in Ser onglosomc.
rifoniiGcn 9Iuiprud5 9lrbitrution
gr lit Elm @roouirtCr 0es 2(nblrit.
College Grit geiter1 crbielt er eine
Gbrenars5cidnlng bon Ser Colgate
llniperiitGt. Seine g9erfe iiber Sn'
ternotionolcS @eleb crregten pcitge.
benoes HSnterciic.
S6luobl Die goten an @roB6ritnll.
nien uno 0euti6lano 5ugeitun0eners
moben 0as Mcrf oeS BrGliocnten
Wilion morcr mo Der frii6ere
StantsiefretGr 9rpnn pon 3cit 81
Belt u1breno Der Gorbercitlulg Der
9toten ms 8ertrauen ge5ogen nur.
be, 10 por es oo6 fein @ebeinlnii,
Dob Der Gr1iiOent be5iiglid) beitlcr
Rl,nfte oes internotionalen @eicbes
fnIt beitdnoig in 8er6inolmg nit
Srn. 9nniin9 itanO, lno OnB Sr.
Gaming itets IN ser Sage mar, Jet.
nem Gbei obne 3oaern &atb 81 er.
tbeilen.
Seit Srn. grpun'S Riidtritt brnd).
tc Der Erdiiocnt pieOerbolt ieinen IN
timeren Ireunocn gegeniiber icine
9euun0erung fiir Srn. Gaming 5ln
9lusorud uno fiin0igte ieinc 2lbiidIt
an, Srn. 2uniing eriuhen ju uollelt
ons glmt oes StontSiefretdrs 81
iibernebmcn. Iie heutigc grnen.
nling tritt ioiort in aroft @enn Der
GongreB ipieocr 3liianmcntritt, miB
Die Grnennung Oem Sennt 5ur Be
itdligung unterbreitet meroen. GsI
liegen feine 2lnjeiden Dor, oaB IT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-24
Sitgfsjubfl.
Su 9enti6lano nnh
Seiterrei6.
Serlim mno ISien i'm eSlaas
genibmuf.

SynlpoIonte 5eier Der ginnabme BON
2enbcrg. Qie Staot puroe
nQ6 einem erbitterten Sample
bon oen perbiinoeten Gruppen i'm
Sturme genommen. Ruhen
beiinoen iif) ouf piIber Sluft.
- gluS6cihnungen fir @r5bers
500 5riebrid unb General
Wadenien.
9erlin %. SSl1li, orobtlos iiber
SoDpilIe. - Die Na6rtdt, baB 2ems
berg bon oIterrei6iid rngarifder
Gruppcn genommen porOen iei, tplir-
Oe in Berlin nit groBem SilbeI enl-
pfangen. Cine Wenge Wenihen per-
ianneIte iid ouf Sen oiientfiden
Bldbell lno in Ben Hnrfonlager,
2obnen muroen aus oen 5eItern &c.
Itedt mo Wtuliffapellen ipielten oa-
terIdhbii5s ~@eiicn. @Ttraausga.
ben Der 3ettltngen tpuroen IN Den
StroBen ouSgerufen, airhengloden
ldltetcn; cill Seoer fiiblte, bob eitt
lpeitercr GROCER Sdrttt gum enogiil'
tiger Siege gelnndt tuoroen lei.
Gin Special -9erihteritatter Der
vaolniihen 3eitung" telegrapbirte,
oob Die 9iuiIen, ebe lie pen aa9einei'
ltcn Hiif8ug begannen, 10 oieIe @e.
iditbe pie MIR m0glidL in aller Gle
in Siherbett bruhten. !Dian that
Dies an SteQc oeS 8eriltts, oenRiife
3ug ourd 9(rtillerie 81 oefer; ein
5beil ser 8ei6iibe mar tuertblos, oa
fcine Wl1nition porbanOen mar.
Ter 9erihteritatter fdbrt fort:
o9tohoem Die 2lrtillerie 5uriidge'
I6idt mor6eu mar. begannen Die bon
ponii6em Sdrefen befallenen Sol.
ooten oie Slld)t 8ugen uno Wlll"
nitionScolonnen oeriperrten Die @e-
&c. 8iele Sol0aten ipdnnten Die
Bfcroe bon oen @efGbrten aus uro
ritten oltf mo oopon, imbefiimnert
linl Ole aameroocn nller @affengat'
tlugen, oic noh riidrp1rts or1reten.
@enerole uno SberIteu tulroen ohne
9eod)tlrng nit fortgeriiien. 2ie
Sruppeneinbeiten loIten Iih aitf, iitt6
aus Dem Seer puroc Elm luabrer
Mob. IS mar leidt 81 erIebent Dob
eineaotaItropbe rnausbIeibIih mar"
Gin beltte per0ffentltfter 9erifIt
giebt on, 0uB ieit Dem IL. SUM- Co.
600 9fuiien 5u @efongenen itno nelIn
ruIiiide @eihiise 3u 9eilte genatt
poroen ieten.
9 SduIfeiertag in Qeutit-
lamb un0 Oeitereih.
2onoon. %. Suni. - Tie Had'
riht pon Dem 6all 2em6erg'S batte
einen gluSbrud un9ebeurer Srenoe
in gang 0eiterreid uno 9entihlaito
5lliolge, ingt elm 9eridlt bon slmfier.
ont al Die grhange telegraph 60.
Sang Berlin lit beila9gt. aaiier WiI.
6elm uno aniier SrorlSSoiepb taitit.
ten lange 8liidlpltnihtelegrnmme
aus. Ger Sultan Der Siirtei iunbte
lange Selegramme nod Berlin. Die
Sdulfinoer in 9eiitihlano unb
Seiterreif fperoen morgen etnen
,Seiertag baben.
GEM b berg ah er 6ittertem
&nmpf crit iirmt.
Berlin, %. sunni, pia 2onbon.--
Gie Stoot Senlberg lit nod erbitter.
tenn Sample i'm Sturm genommen
tuoroen, gemGB Dem beiite Rnhn,it.
tag pom oeutiden 9riegsbureau il,
Berlin per6ffentlihten geridte. Tie
Seitung puroe BON Der stpeiten glr.
NEE genomme1.
(9embers, Ole Sauptitabt 9oli.
STEMS rpuroe am 9. September 1914,
nngefdbr einen 0sonat uad oenMus-
brIh Der 5einoieligteiten, DON ben
A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-24

gSeflider &riegs gsihanplot,
8 uagmen Die Ttung 9inrden unb Die SrnppnWn5entra
uslager 6enbc uabe 96rn Serane SOnoppe Snrnes
Goel 6eue Hnerc Oes 6einb Dendp n0rOId OeS
ae bc HcnDc wnrOen Onr nnere Nrtere i'm
rtft SIOlid Sonde madten mir quite 0pridrte I'M
SdjHbengrnbenfnmpf"
Sn SHgen nG5 mndn bic SanjOicu mcitere Ser
nd nnere Gnn Onbrden Sod obne ben 9erinsten eoa
gngrc mu0en urHdgehlagu uoc Der 6einb duere @ene
cr Ns $50 nnUWnnoete Sramoen barnnter or
Si3c 5n Gnngenen aemad mir erbenen anfeSm gndinen
gemcBrc 20 Wiuenmerer."
v%orpoten0cdtc Gld &nneuiAe inoen nod INNER a 5n
Den @uqen nabmem SHg 2r 63l bel ganbeSap Der felt
gGonon e nmttu orSeu If uuS Der bos umlaenbe Cebict be-
5crrld Sn Wefe madten mir 1913 anaene, nuo Maid
nenamebre Elm WnenWerer anRerom ue &aSmaten een
6nOe Die Sernc NeS 6enb Oiee Stennnsn nrdnerObern
crfolglp5."
vR0rOi 5uns nnerer 4Opane feinO
idlcn Sieger 5nm ablteg"
Ser ran,OTide Ofea Sd Dap beside 2rnppen eneu Oen
den sHtenabcn Oud bon Ct GeOra erObert baten lit cine
Grfinonna."
Ocflidcr &riegsidanpat.
y3ie gage i'm Cfen lit nnuerGnOert gebieben."
SGb6tlider &riegS da at.
ygembg gtern Namitag 0ierredhen Srnppen m
Sn senOmmm Die enoiden Sanngen 5uidcn Dem 0nieter
MOau ano Gembcrg mnoen nfaas erpbe Nelter nOroh
Die 2inc Ofh Gembers 3Oan Genna nOOOhid pOn
3ou bel &Osnno in Der &idnns on &a~o &nSfa nnS ad
rrdJt"
o2 gage in oesenen Sun @ed
e nts uberen ge Die &nHen beginner 5nrHfjngn
Der oaerrei6i6e 2seri6t.
gsie uia enOOn % lnni-2oS anOe offieae Bulletin
DC Gier unSseaeben,
Gembcrgs, Gne -fOauo, urf beiett
rn6den Gert6eogungSfrGfn m 2ientng, @Ormags lbr
rmtc Die cn Eanomer Die &ena er Der SraRe pon Ja
gemberG 3n s t Itten nniere Srnppen Norb.
Weu abe Die SObcn 0fl om WDncua Bad ppr nno
itirmten perideOene SOlWerfe ben spa@Ora6Oben.
Nm 3ormitag, Rdtnng Die Stabt
Dorrifn mnen bic brgaebcnn &erfe norbmed nnb med
nad 6ntaen &dnDen erob 5n oeien &mpen
IrDn wieberbutcn WGen bnrbrDden Der
5eiuS, uere gerne ett Wnoe Hhf5ns ge5unnsen
Srnppen Die Ben cuo aber Die 60ben 1hih nOb6
lid Der ucrfOaen, beridten ad Sembers bic safe
mad Dfolaimo.
Inter Observation-Disclosures ser geuOlfenns rafte General
g6bmGmoQ r Hadmttags gsmtag init ben Srnppen Der
Nrmee in Sembers
Na6e bel 3olu awu 9iusfn limb Die Gnien ani Om Gaf
snge begrifen.
@u5te niiide gngrifi Saneu.SluF limb 5nrndse.
dagen tern Nbenb Seiub Weeren GIf
ng swden Dem Sun @hiel nnS unrbe bem basesn
Sft bel Sce (nfd p berna @erbInoeten urols.
Mm 0nieIer lit bic algemeine gage unpeanbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-24
~ adenien miro 6elom a t
dlo[I

Gan5ig oio 2onoon, %. Suni
General 9lu9tIt bon Madenien, Der
;Sii6rer ser in @albien operirenoen
oeutiher Seere, 1T fir feline berpor'
rdgenOen 3ienite gum 5elomarihall
ernqnnt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-24
Qnqe0eurer 5ll6e( IN Ber(in Il. (Cien
l1eue Siegt 1T ltmberg's llmgfbnng.
sicgesbcridtc bum peftliben &riegstbcater.
Oeutf6e 6e(Cbie6en OUn6irC6en Oon J(euem.
DeutfC6e 6efCbieBen OUn6ir6en Oon J(el
9talten aneebIidD 9um Ctnlemkem hereit.
2seridjt oes oent(dDen Generaflta6e5.

@crltn 30 Snni, pin Gonoun. Scnc Nadmttag aob baS
oeuidye Grie9sminiicrun 6Ugenbco befannt:
80 nll q ricna n Inn
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

The enactment in the house yester-
day of senate bill No. 80, by Senator
Robert E. Winbourn. paves the way
for the establishment of an expert
mental station for the study and cure
of diseases that affect potatoes. The
federal and state governments are to
join in the operation of this station.
which is to be established in Greeley
this summer.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Mrs. T NJ Sanders. sister-in-law OF
+. J. Hatcher. returned to her home in
Salida last Sunday morning after
few days visit with the Hatcher fam
fly on Garnet mesa. Mr.. Sanders ac-
companied his wife to this city but
was compelled to return home after a
days visit on account Of pressing
business.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

J. II. Williams. former sheriff of
this county who is now directing op-
perations and doubtless taking a hand
himself at times on his farm near
Crawford, was doing business in the
city last Monday and Tuesday.
shorty is looking much as though
the rural life was a good thing as a
health builder.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Miss Ethel Schoolfield arrived home
from the state metropolis last Satur-
day evening after a few months at
tendance upon the Central Business
college. She has completed her
course but expects to return to the
college a little later and take up a
few other lines in connection with
business training which are consider
ed essential
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Among the Montrose visitors in the
city last Sunday with the delegation
of knights Templar to take part in
the annual memorial service of that
branch of Masonry during the after
noon was |. NJ. Hottell. at one time
interested in the Delta flour mills and
manager of the mill at Montrose.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

A delegation of Delta Elks attended
installation of officers and special
session OF Grand Junction lodge last
Monday evening. making the trip to
and from that city in the Clarence
Mower and Cary Adams touring cars.
Members of the party were as follows:
C. E Mower. P. f. Combe. A. w. Jar
rett, Earl Wilson, Cary Adams. Will
Hillman, II. w. Pratt and VIII
Williams.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Engineer Cady, formerly a regular
on the Delta-Somerset freight run
which was temporarily suspended a
short time ago and is now in charge
of a helper engine on Cerro Summit,
came down first of the week for a
few days visit with his family.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

w. E. Hillman states that his chill
dren who are in quarantine at the fam
ily home on South Grand street on
account of a mild siege of scarlet
fever. are rapidly convalescing and
that he expects to soon be permitted
the privileges of his own premises.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

New linoleum has been laid on the
concrete floor of the district clerks
office at the court house The new
innovation makes a much better ap-
pearance and furnishes added comfort
and convenience to those who use and
patronize it.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

The Mexican dispensers of intoxi-
eating LIQUID refreshments who were
fined various sums a few weeks ago
when found guilty as charged and
have put in time on the Garnet mesa
grade at so much per day to cancel
this cash penalty. have just concluded
their work and are once more at lib
erty. One of the Mexicans became a
victim of mumps when an inmate OF
the city Jail and 1t became necessary
to grant him liberty in order to be
treated and cared for.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Linn Luce came in from Denver
Wednesday evening to be in attend
ance upon the funeral services and
burial OF his nephew Joe Hick, yes
terday. Mr. Luce is stenographer in
the court-of appeals.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

F. w. Hawley was passenger on
Thursday morning for Denver. where
he will be identified with the Yeoman
lodge somewhere in territory to be
assigned to him. on the Eastern slope.
He will remain indefinitely. Mrs.
Hawley and children preceded him
some weeks ago.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold its Mothers
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Budd.
Cor 9Th and Columbia streets. at 2:30
p. m. Friday. April 16. Mrs. Dicker-
son will be in charge OF the program
which will be on Peace" Refresh
meuts will be served and a social hour
enjoyed. Come.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Miss Florence Uglow was taken
quite i'll when passing her spring va
cation last week with friends in Gun
nison and for a time it was feared
that blood poisoning might result
Prompt attention, however. checked
all advances of this kind and she was
able to return to her duties in the
High school Wednesday morning.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Conductor Hugh Gallagher of the
Grand Junction -Montrose run, was off
duty a few days first of the present
week having accompanied his wife as
far as Salt Lake city on her way to
Los Angeles. Cali. in response to a
telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness of her mother. Mrs. Densmore.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Mr.. Bert Brownell and Miss Mabel
Stevens, both well known young peo-
pie of this city were united in mar
riage by Judge S. L. Fairlamb at 1O:30
yesterday forenoon. The happy cou
pie will take up a permanent resi-
dence in Delta
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

According to recent reports from
the deputy brand inspector. D. C.
Goodrich, all stock cars are to be in
spected and disinfected when cattle
and horses are to be consigned for
shipment. This order was issued by
the state veterinarian to prevent a
renewal of foot and mouth diseases.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Vim Clark. pharmacist at the Barrow
drug store for nearly year and until
the store was purchased by the Hard
ing-Raber company. departed Monday
evening for the Mormon capitol in
Utah where he will look about a few
days with the view to location.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Mrs. Goldie Latimer and her sister
Miss Dorothy Fickes. departed last
Tuesday morning for Telluride where
Mr.. Latimer is employed. and will re-
side In that foothnl city for an inde-
finite length OF time.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Mrs. Harry Rose and three chill
dren departed for their home In Nucia'
Colorado. Tuesday morning. after a
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in this city. Mr.. Rose was at
one time manager of the local ice
plant and the family is well known in
Delta and vicinity.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

James Zaninetti and wife arrived
home last Saturday morning from a
months visit in Los Angeles and other
Pacific coast cities last Saturday
morning and report an enjoyable time
from start to finish.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Among the Deltaits to attend the
meeting of Uncompahgre valley water
users at Olathe last Saturday were
N E. Clack. Ed. Nandeventer. DR.. A.
II. Stockham, II. ]. Baird, Genevieve
Hartig, l.. A. Cook. L. w. Sweitzer,
NJ r. Welch.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Ruby Neff sustained a heavy blow
on the head when pulling trees in
his Garnet mesa orchard few days
ago and has been in the care of the
family physician ever since. 1t was
at first feared that the skull was
fractured but these fears have been
dispelled. Mr.. Neff was in precari-
Gus condition for several days, how
ever. and close attention demanded.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

A force OF some ten or twelve men
completed the work of extending. i'm
proving and cleaning out the Butter
milk ditch last Saturday evening and
is now in excellent condition for
season OF service.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

F. w. Trechter and wife. Harry
Freyberg and wife and VIII Hillman
made an auto drive to some point In
the Black canon last Sunday morning
and passed the day very pleasantly.
The pangs of hunger were appeased
with a substantial picnic dinner.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Mrs. II. w. Chiles and daughter
Margery. arrived home last Sunday
morning from an all winter visit on
the Pacific coast and in consequence
the genial cashier OF the Delta Ma
tioal Is brighter than ever Mrs. Chiles
and her daughter report delightful
time during their absence.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Matt Lingol. an employe OF the
Juanita Mining company at ouray is
here and under treatment by one OF
the local eye specialists. His left
optic was seriously injured by piece
of flying steel when at work for the
mining company above mentioned the
latter part OF last week
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Among departing passengers Sunday
were Mrs. ]. C. Lee and three children
who will visit for time with Mrs.
Lees parents in Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Robt Mcclellan and wife arrived in
the city from their home in Omaha,
Nebraska, Friday evening for few
weeks visit with their son and his
family near Eckert. Mr.. Mcclellan
states that there was real winter wea-
ther in Nebraska the past season and
he was much pleased to get into a
country where sunshine and pure air
prevail greater part of the time.
He and his wife will remain in this
vicinity for several weeks.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-09

Mrs Robert Peterson and daughter
arrived in the city from Grand juno
ton first OF the week and will remain
until Mr.. Peterson. a lineman for the
Mountain States Telephone company.
has become permanently stationed.
Mr.. Peterson was in charge OF line
work for the company here for two
or three years and was transferred
to Grand Junction. He now goes to
some other town on the western slope.