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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
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einem 6eutihen Eoudboot berlenft
aporoen. 9ie Monnf6aft tpa1roe &C.
rettet. @erienft muroen peiter sic
brttii6en 9ampfer Britannia" 2487
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telegraph beute friib bradte> 6aB Der
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lon0" gliidli6 5tpii@en Sen 8irginia
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pitam &0nig un6 feinen tpaferen
Monnen a11d ferner 6aS @liid auf
Der Seimfabrt bol6 fem!
Sn Ser @egen6 n0roli9 bon Ser
ol1n ilabn1en Die Jr%an5o1e1 ep1e11
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ben lie I'M 8aufeetpalo berlorer bQt=
ten. Sran50iii6e Sruppen 6rongen,
pte 6ie Sberi tie &eeresleitung mel6et,
IN Die 6e1ti6en 2inien anf 6em 2unb-
gut Monocl1 an Ser gomme elm nn6
nabmen einer SbetI zines g6iitcn-
grabens nor6li6 bon 6ieier 5tenuno.
Starfe e1glii6e 9lngriffe GIT beioen
Setten Der Mbert=8opoume=@iien
bobn oitli@ bon SroneS braden 5u=
iammen. 6ran30iiihe @orit0Be bel
8arlem1r nn6 6 itrees tp11r6en oboe
f@lagen.
Mne 6eutiden un6 0iterreidilden
Seere an Ser Sitfront iin6, tpie in
Berlin amtli@ angefiin6igt miro, ur=
ter 6en SberbefebI 6es @eneralfelo-
marf6ans bon @in6enburg ge5teMt
moroen. 9ieie @ntidei6ung mur6e
mabren6 6es @eiu@es g%etroffen, BEN
Ser @aiier fir5li6 ser 0itfront ab=
itottete. CINE gleide Mnfiinoigung
tp11r6e in 8iet gemodt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
5mb=0afota.

Baltic. - 3aS Begletteperlc=
nal ei11es @iiter5uges Der ct. Fm1l=
pobn 1par in ser 8etdmpfung bon
6lan11len begriffen, 6ie einea nit
8m1bol5 b%ela6e1ren 8aggon ersriffen
batten als ser 8ug bier einfubr. @s
geIang NIT Siilfe Ser berbeigaeilten
8e1pobner 6es Ortes, sic 5lotum1e11
o11f SEN einen @aggom gu bei9ran=
fen, Ser pernidtet mur6e.
&abina. - Mabe5u 60 Mfer
aufgeltodften @etreibes ftn6 6urd
Seuer 5erit0rt p1r6en, 6os 6urd ei>
nen 6unfen aus elmer 9reidmaidine
entiton0.
@iour Sails. Gin nelteS
&egiment ser Electromagnetic BON
Siio=9afoto 1T in Ser 8iI6ung be-
griffen, un6 6ieie 5to6t min oa5u
5uei &ompagnien itelen.
MtIIette. - unn0tbige Cor
gen iiber oie ibm beporitebenne ihlet=
tie grrte perleiteten SEN 72 Sabre al
ten 6armer Sobn Melherion 5um
5elbltmor6 6urb @rbdngen. gor 6
Monoten botte er eirten S@laganfon
gebabt, bon Dem er ii9 5par lei5lid,
ober onideinen6 1ridt geiitig erbolte.
Seine Gorge tpnren @elbangeleget1=
betten, Sic er aber nidt I'M %n1i10eiten
gu befiirdten batte, oenn er belub cine
idul6enfreie groBe 6orm un6 bate
iogar nod 5000 &uidel Ser lettiaD=
rigen @%ei5enernte in Der S6eltne. CTR
botte in 6ieler @egen6 felt IS Sabren
getpobnt un6 tpar Elm gea6tetes @lie6
Ser @emeinldoft.
Yierre-8um eriten Male in
Ser Sinon5geididte Ser 5taatsmirt=
iduft oerfiigt bos @taatsidobantt=
ilber einen lteberlduB. Ser 56ll1B=
beridt fir 6as eben abgelaufsne Sis
foljabr meiit 1tad} Dob 6ie 5taats=
16atulle $31O,6lo.75 betragt, mel
der gegeniiber @arrants mnf Sen an=
geneinen SonbS in Ser Srmnme bon
100000 lteben. 9ie Sotaleitfiin@t tie
6es Sobres betr1gen $2,350,534.60
aus alien Suenen; bierbon poren
$1,231, 764.87 aus Stenern be5ogen.
0aB Ser @taatsi6ab aus DEM init
6em 80. Srri 5um MbidluB geIong=
EN- Sabr in elm 1reues NIT eirem
apirfliden ueberidu1B eintritt. lit
mobrideinli6 6arouf 3urid3ufiibre1L
6aB mebrere u%nertpartet fette Soften
mts Na6laBlte1tern er5ieblt mor6en
ltn6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Suohes in M}inne1ota.
5t. &auI. 9. M1td. - ct

ct. Saul 9. Slug. - ct. Saul
prongt int Glaggenfdmud. @s gilt
sic @brung 6es republtfnniiden Pra.
Observation-Disclosures CHARLES g..
&ugbes, ser bente abenb int Mnottor
RUM fem polittides 8rogramm emit
imifeIn tpir6. Ser @mpfangsn1si6nb,
Sic &epublifonii@e 2iga unb anoere
Srgani1ationen b%eriammelten ii@ 3tpi=
1den $50 nnb 10 nbr bormtttagS
I'M ct. @anI &oteI nnb maridierten
nm 1890 nod Dem @abnbof, I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
N{ohea1t 1000 DIFFER.
Sin

Stem Dorf, 9. Mnguit. Mn
sic 1000 &in6er itn6 Biz iebt Ser &in>
6erldbmung in Seem Sort 3um Spfer
gefulen nn6 nabe5n 5000 an Ser
@el1de erffrarfft. Mo@ 6em bonn Sc
inn6beitsamt beroffentIi@ten 8nqe-
tin greift sic Seu6e nod tmmer tpet,
ter um iid), 6enn in 6en Inn 10 nbr
pormittags en6en6en "a @hunoen iin6
mie6er 81 @in6er an Ser 2dbmung
gei torben, mdbren6 1873 erfronfHten.
geit 6em 26. Stunt FIND bon Ser
&ranfbeit 1880 @in6er befallen tpor'
ben; 1925 6ieier 6dne b%erliefen t06t-
Iih).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
&etne 9ant fommt bon innett.

VS. lit Sborbeit gu 6enfen, 6oB Sbr
cine quite refine @eiidtsforbe 6urd
BEN @ebro11d bon @eiidtspuoer er.
langen f0nnt. @ebt an Die @ur5el
oeS nebelS uno reinigt bos @pitem
grlin6li6 NIT elmer 8ebon6lung bon
Sings Neuen 2ebenspiuen. &ubig
nno mil6 in Mftion, fneifen nidt,
aber iie erleidtern 6ie 2eber 6urd
ibr 8irfen a1tf Die @ingetpei6e. @ut
fir Sunge, @rtpadiene un6 Mlte.
fir cine refine @elidtsfarbe
25f BEL @urem Mpotbefer.
Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
armz61pptbefen.Mn leihen.

Sic 5drmers @tate 8urf lit 6aau
%borbereitet, lire 6onbs fir Mnleiben
amf Sorm=@ igentbum a%n5ubieten.
9ie nnteriu@ung 6es eigentbums
un6 8eitatigung Der @iderbeit miro
bon 8eamter Der 8arf gema@t uno
init 10 tpenig Gr11beI fir Sen MppIi.
tanten, tpie MIR ebe1 m6glid. @egen
@aberem telepbonire, idreibe man
on ODER fpre@e Dor in Ser Bonf. -
Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Cute ainber iinb lebbaft.

@enn g1er @inb tnage, blei4,
fur@tim lit un6 %berumliegen pi4,
10 liegen @abrideinli9tetten Dor,
BOB es @irmer bat. &idapoo @urm'
tooter, cine angenebme fife @onfef-
tom, geliebt bon anen @inoern, lit,
mas guer &in6 gebrardt. Str gebt
cine &alfte gu elmer &m1te onf
einmol uno SIR babt iofortige @e'
Sebe Mutter io0te cine
our &ano baben. 25@ bel
alien Mpotbefern. an3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
9entide Grfimbmng IN ber &apier'
fabrication.

@erIin, 80. Suit. @orr. 5. 81.
- Sos foniglide Materialprii,
fmngsburea1 in @roBli@terfel6e, ei'
ner @or1toot Berlins modt 6ie inte'
reifante Mnfiin6igung, bob ein 8ro'
3eB entoeft tpor6en tpGre, na@ bem
Bapier aus 8u11mtpoqitau6en fabrt'
3iert mer6en tan11. Die @nt6ednng
miro fir 9eut1dIon6 als nidt febr
tmidtig betrodtet, meil bas 9ano feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Cute @eleqenbeit.

44O Mfer 2on6 ser 6reeport 2on6
@ompa11p, int n0r6Ii6em @inneiota
geIegen, Ser <lt1r febr 5ugdngli6,
biQig at tnufen o6er at berban6eln.
Mu6 imn1er nod mebr 2an6 in Der
Begeno bon 6reeport gelegen, unter
giinltigen 8e6ing11nger at berfaufen.
Ndberes at erfragem bel
5. 81. 8rttueiler,
39bo Greeport, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Gin Mr5t int @a,tie. Sos lit, tpas
ie6e Smilie bot, Ole cine Glai6e
Gornis Mlpenfrduter IN ibrem Me6i-
ainfdrmf bdlt. Mandes f6mere
2eioen miro 6o6ur@ glet@ I'M @nt-
fteben beieitigt urt6 @@mer3en, Cor,
gent un6 unfoiten berbiitet. @egen
1dberer Musf1nH f@reibe mm an
81. Setter GabrneD & Cons Co., 19
-15 60. opne Mben11e, Chicago, sSn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

u@ir baben ben sies im ser &amb,"
iagte 2[oDb George Dor bieraebn So
gen. @ltn6er, mos er iett 6orin
bot! @r lonte lteber einmaI nad{e=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Ginerlei, nit uie biel &ariier Grin
Ole 8eridte bonn @rtegsidn1pIabe &c.
fdrbt tperben, Die Situation miro fir
sic @ntente ni6t boffnangsreider.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Meibli@er @efdn9nis6iz
reftDr.

rettpr.
Observation-Disclosures Gar
ter r1n Seem Oorf bat Srau Same g.
Mrmitrong gum Mgenten unb @aroen
Der @alatte=5arm fir petblt@e @trafz
gefangene ernannt, als yfahfplger BON
sSpbn 8. Meale, Der feline &ei tgnatton
etngeret6t bat..
.6rau Mrmitrong, @attin bes fribez
rem @taats1 enators @tQtam @. Mrmz
itrong, tit bic erfte Trau, bic fir ben
poften 6es Mar6ens elmer ftaatlt4en.
@trafanftalt ernannt tporben 1T. 8erz
treter Der @omen's Clubs un6 Der
@efGngnisre formz@ere in perf@tez
Semen Seilen bes @taates batten ibre
@rnennung befirportet.
Mprgans Ma@1ab.
9ie @rbf@aftsfteuer fir ben Ma@z
lab S. pierpont Morgans, 6effen @ert
Sarator Sobn 8. 2pon na@ Mb5ug
bon @@uloen unb anberen Mnfpri@en
auf $69, 44999, 732 etngef@dBt Fat, 1T
bon Ma@laBri9ter Tomler in SEEM
Dorf ouf $2,578,675.34 feitgeieBt
tporben.
@pn btefer @teuer mer6en bic 2ez
gate an BITE nd@iten Mngeb0rtgen bes
be- ftorbenen 8antiers in fo1genoer
Meife betreffen: Das fir ben @obn s.
pterpont Morgan i'm 8etrage BON
$685. 1884 1882 NIT $2,130,696.75;
bas fir sic Mttme Sraneis 2outfa
SraeD Morgan in 9Dbe bon 1884,
672.50 NIT $21,990.18; 6ds fit 6ie
3o@ter Suliet g. 9amtltpu TN 8ez
trage bon 81, 944,2 67 NIT $61,070.68;
oas fir bic So@ter 2outfa g. @atz
terlee in 60be bon $1,797,632 nit
$55,205; bas fir bic So@ter @nnie
SracD Morgan I'M 8etrage bon 3d.
019,278 init 61,071.12. Sic betben
@@mtegerfDbne @iniam pierion 9az
milton u1o 9erbert 8. @atterlee, bic
ie $1,00 900 geerbt baben, iteuern baz
gu ie $26,35O Bel. 9aran f@lteBen
itb BRET @@mdgertnnen unb mebrere
an6ere 8eneft3tanten nit tleinere1 @ez
trdgen iopie sic fi@ auf $3,810,297
belaufenoen Sreubanbfonbs NIT $121,z
21O.54 an.
9as paitoriuSz 9entmaL
@as Baftoriusz9 entmal ober bas
Northumberland 6eutf@er @tntpanbez
rung, tpie es au9 genannt pirb, birfte
nod in 6iefem 9erbf fertig gefteGt
per6en. !9err gilbert Sdgers, Der be-
fannte Seem Dorfer 8il6bauer, benz
i'm Sanuar, 1913, Die MuSfIbrung
bonn &riegsfetretdr 3ugefpro&en tpurz
be, bat benz 8rGiioenten bes 9eutf@z
Mmeritantf@en Mattonalbun6es, 9r.
s. 5. 9eramer, bic Mtttetlung 9e<
madt, 6ab ct nod in btefem Sabre
ietn merf boQen6et baben biirfte. IS
ptrb ie6o@ nod geraume 3eit bauerr,
Biz na@ Terttgiteuung bes 9entmals,
bas TIM @ernon part in @ermantotpr,
Der %. Mar6 bon pbilaoe1pbta, 'erz
tperben INTRO, nit Der Mufffelz
lung begonnen merben Tam. 9te
@ntbiilung 1T 6esbolb ni@t mebr tn
Sabre gu erparten. SIS 1T ge<
plant, eine grobartige 5eier bamit gu
berbtnben, pel@e bas 9eutf@tum bes
2an6es pereinigen ion. 9a3u
aber miiFen er0bere @orberettungen
.getrpffen unb eine energif@e Mgitatton
betrteben per6en.
Dte Soften bes Dentmals fin6 auf
$4,000 feftgeiebt norben. BON bic
fer @umme bemi1tgte Der aongreb
tpdbren6 bte an6ere 9Glfte
6ur9 Sammlunger1 unter oen Deutf@s
Mmertfanern bes 2anbes aufgebra@t
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&S Ddmgt bon.
@m@ alb,

@ann @uer Nu9enli9t perbeiiert
werben 1oQ, tpen11 es Der Ser
benerun9 beourfti9 lit.
@ir lino gu ir9enb elmer Belt be-
reit, sud- 81 belfen. Na@ elmer
lor9iamen unteriu@un9 miro un=
Ter Spttter @u9 9eraoe5u la9en,
mas @nrem Muge feblt uno mel
DIE @orte Glider @ub belfen
miro. @enn SIR 8rtQen &C.
brauAt, miro er @u9 6as 1a9en.
IS lit unmeile, 6as unterlu@en
@urer Nugen aniteben 81 lanen;
oaber ipre@t Dor unb 1ebt uns
beute nod.
@ir l@leifen unlere ei9enen &ril=
len9ldler.
WEBER BROS.
Md6fte Shire jnr MpnpHice
St. Cloud, MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

6rxM.
Bananas, Dattere6. 90. .. $3.50
@itroner, Da1Ben6 E. e. ..45-50
Srangen, D11ben6 ;. ..4O-50
Mepfel, @fun6 :. ;. =. ;. 80
8uder, 100 Bfun6 IS Cos rs
8funo :. ;. ..12%-15
&imbeeren, &iite >. ..12h
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

The late Peter A. b. Widener. the
Philadelphia capitalist and collector.
was remarkable for his elegance OF
dress and decisiveness OF speech.
At dinner at his suburban home
at the beginning of the war. Mr.. Wild
ener said:
Some blame Germany and some
blame the allies for this war. but it's
my belief that everybody's to blame
all the people are to blame for consent
ing to be governed by men too stupid
even to consider for n moment such a
thing as war these days.
Before Germany and the allies. then
am with the Chinaman.
Two ugly men were arguing about
which was the uglier. when they met
a Chinaman. They agreed to let him
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
A Correction

Mr.. Whaley is very light sleeper,
one who is easily awakened and is n
long time getting to sleep.
One night, recently. while travelling,
in New York state. he was forced to
put up at a suburban hotel. and. after
much tossing about. he finally sue
ceeded in getting into a sound sleep.
In answer to loud repeated knocks on
his door, he nervously sat bolt upright
In his bed.
whats wanted?" he grumbled
Package downstairs for you, sir
"Well, let 1t stay there: 1t can wait
till morning, ! suppose"
The boy shuffled down the corridor.
and after a long time the guest fell
into sound sleep again. Then anoth-
er knock came at the door
well, what's up now" queried Mr..
Whaley.
"Tain't for you. that package. Judge.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mrs. Ella r. Lewis, one of the state
committee women of the Progressive
party. attended the meeting of the
state committee held in Denver Mon
day, February 14th. Mrs. Lewis re-
turned to her home in North Delta,
Wednesday and reports a harmonious
and enthusiastic business meeting On
her way home Mrs. Lewis visited her
son, Walter, and Bill Davis, who are
college at Colorado Springs.
and enjoyed her visit with the two
Delta boys very much.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A student at the agricultural college
asked the professor II he would like n
why yes" replied the professor.
What is it?' Well" said the stu
dent. you crouch down behind an
adobe wall and make noise like tur-
nip" THAT may be-" said the professor
with twinkle In his eye. but bet
ter way than that would be for you
to go and SIT quietly in a bed OF cab
bage and look natural
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Word from Mrs. s. A. Barker, who
went to Clark's mineral springs, Pueb
10, last week in company with Minnie
Taylor, is to the effect that Mrs. Bar
ker reached her destination without
trouble of any kind and is likely to
receive health benefits. Her daugh
ter. Mrs. George Young, left for Pueb
10 yesterday to remain with Mrs
Barker, and upon her arrival Mrs
Taylor will return to Delta.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
Presbyterian
Methodist

Corner Meeker and Fifth Streets.
Bible School 10 a. m; Morning Serv-
ice IL a. m; Sermon subject: "Genu-
inc Leadership-how Secured?" Ep-
worth League $3.50 p. nj; Evening.
1880. a Special Service of Song. Mid
week Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1880
D. m. The public is cordially invited
to all services.
REV. c. B. STEELE, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
Baptist.

Public worship Sunday IL a. m and
1880 p. m. Bible school with splen.
did adult classes 9:45 a. m. Young
peoples meeting $50 p. m. Mid.
week devotional service Wednesday
1880 p. m. Bring your bibles. This
church offers generous hospitality to
young men and all visitors.
ALFRED B. PARRY. Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

]. d. Vanvolkenburgh arrived home
yesterday evening from Gallatin. Mo.
where he was summoned on account
of the serious illness OF his aged
mother. The aged lady suffered
stroke of paralysis and she has been
confined to her bed. but seems to re-
main about the same, no changes for
either better or worse.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Miss Irma Herrick is quite i'll at
her home on Meeker street, from
rheumatism. The little girl has many
friends both old and young who hope
for her early recovery.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
Christian

Bible School 1000 a. m; Preaching
11:Oo a. m; Young Peoples meeting
$50 p. m; Preaching 1880 p. m;
Prayer meeting Wednesday. 1880 pm.
L. OBERT, Minister.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
/ 1iIln1an's

be the Judge between them. So they
laid the case before him in simple Eng
lish then they posed and waited.
THE Chinaman took a long time to
look them over and then remarked:
Both are worse
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

The Delta Brick & Tile company
started up for big seasons run Mon.
day morning, and each day since the
whistle has blown three times a day.
The noon whistle and the six o'clock
toot are the ones which bring the
most joy to Johnson and Farmer, pro-
prietors, but we are all glad to hear
that factory whistle again.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

The gladsome days have come
We look about and find
That we must rake away the trash
Old winters left behind.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

did ou lose anything in your gold
prospect In Cave Basin?" Yes" re-
piled Judge Gavin. my faith in hui
man nature besides little money"
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

LOST-Female stag hound pup,
white with red spots. $500 reward
for information leading to recovery.
Howard Lathrop, Montrose.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

According to an extended report ap-
pearing in one of the Denver news-
papers first of the week John G. Muir.
ply former well known resident OF
this city, attempted suicide in his
rooms in the Lafayette apartments,
and III health is given as cause for
the desire to die. The janitor OF the
apartments found Murphy lying un.
conscious on his bed and investiga.
tions revealed the fact that he had
turned on the gas In his room before
going to his bed. He was taken To
one OF the Denver hospi : Is and is in
a critical condition.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mary sat down on pin-but oh! she
felt II not. For certain parts OF her
we're real and certain parts we're not.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
St. Luke's Church.

The Priest in charge. who has been
at Glenwood Springs during the week.
conducting a mission. will have scr
vices next Sunday both morning and
evening. Special music N :.e morn
ing.
REV. F. NJ. BACON. Priest in Charge.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mrs. Edna Killough, of California
mesa, who has visited in Kansas the
past winter, returned home on Thurs
day of this week. Mrs. Killough spent
most of the winter in Ottawa, Kansas,
but the last month with her sister in
Dodge City Her husband, Charles
Killough, was said to have been in
town long before daylight Thursday
morning to await the evening train.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

FoUND-Small purse with little
change and some keys in it. Left at
this office.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Nothing so far has come to be held
in such contempt by all newspaperdom
as the press agent. He is everywhere
evey institution. public or private,
political or civil, church, state and
educational, always the same plausible
deadbeat, seeking newspaper space.
free FOR advertising purposes. He is
an illegitimate business offspring with
graft as father and an unknown, or
at least unmentionable mother.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
AT THE CHURCHES
} . . . . . . . . . . . .
Christian Science.

Service held in the basement OF the
public library Sundays at II a. m and
Wednesdays at p. m.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

II you read the war news in the
daily papers during the week. and
then read it summed up in last
weeks Independent just remember
what it was in this paper then and
let it go for the full war news this
week, and you will have 1t just about
as completely as though we devoted
columns to 1t.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Billy Farrell, owner of the Bruins
wick pool hall in this city until few
weeks ago when he sold out to Clay
Davis and Charles McCarty, departed
yesterday evening for Salt Lake City
and points in Idaho.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
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. LOCAL HAPPENINGS .
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Gold Band Butter is pure.
Mrs. Daisy Snider was on the sick
list the past two weeks with grippe.
w. A. Shepherd and R. w. Curtis
have been in Denver this week on
business.
Attend the big Haswell sale near
Cory, February 90. See ad in this pa,
per and bills outside.
Considerable matter presented for
publication this week has been un-
avoidably crowded out.
Allies have signed pact that they
will fight until Belgium's freedom is
secured.
Attorney Thos. Y Bradshaw came
in from FIT. Collins Sunda yevening to
be in attendance upon the present term
of district court and look after the In
terests of clients.
Dr. Cleland reports a fine boy born
to Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Goettleman,
living in the southern part of the city,
and a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
day of last week.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

John Beaver and Herbert Beaver Of
the Dominguez district were arrested
by the sheriffs forces yesterday on
complaint of Charles Ever who
charges that the two men made a vici-
GUS assault upon him on February 10
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

W. NJ Morse and wife of Grand
Junction, arrived in the city from a
visit in Nebraska Wednesday evening
and are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Sprung. Mrs. Morse is a
sister of Mr.. Sprung.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Gold Band Butter is pure.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Independent prints all the county
news and then some. 1t is the county
official newspaper. 1t should be your
choice because it is entirely loyal to
your interests. You are invited to sub
scribe for it.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mrs. Daisy Snider was on the sick
list the past two weeks with grippe
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

w. A. Shepherd and r. w. Curtis
have been in Denver this week on
business.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Attend the big Haswell sale near
Cory, February 23. See ad in this pa.
per and bills outside.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-06
NIGHT COURT OPENED
IN new YORK CITY

New York, June "a night court
where wage-earncrs can secure the
PROMPT settlement of suits involving
small sums will be opened in this
city tonight. 1t will be held hcreaf-
ter. four times each week, on Mon
days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays, from to II p. m.
Branches will be established in the
various boroughs as needed. This
aid for persons who can least afford
to suffer from the laws delays was
finally secured without the passage
of a bill from Albany which would
make it mandatory. Mayor Mitchell
recognized that the authority to set
ND such a court was already vested
in the Board of Justices. Directly
the Judges took definite action to
provide the court for all the bor-
oughs the Mayor vetoed the Albany
bill. There are enough Justices to
divide the work in such manner as
shall prevent the extra duties from
weighing too heavily on them. The
new Night Court may greatly in
crease respect for the law by empha-
sizing its readiness to serve the poor
man for whom its lengthier process
ses are DrOhibitive
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-06
SIX MORE BODIES
TAKEN FROM N CREEK !:
Five Women and One Child art
Found in Stream Into Which Rail
way Coach Plunged.

Greene, Ia, June 5.-The bodies
of six more victims of the Rock
Island wreck near Packard, Ia, were
recovered from Flood creek yester-
day. They We're:
Mrs. Leona La Faver, As years old
of st. Paul, MINI.
Miss Frances Christensen, Is
years old, of Wesley, Ia.
Mrs. Ida Lewis, matron of the Odd
Fellows home, Mason City.
Mrs. Flora Horne, Fairfield, Ia.
An unidentified woman about %
years old.
An unidentified girl about 5 years
|old.
All Of the bodies have been remov-
ed from the coach that plunged in
to Flood creek. The coach is now
entirely above water. 1t is believed
that several more bodies have been
washed down the creek and buried in
the sand. One of the bodies recover
ed yesterday was taken from under
four feet of sand that had washed
over it since the flood water OF the
creek began to recede.