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The Delta independent., 1916-12-08
Rather Embarrassing.

Irwin Cobb the war correspondent.
home from Europe long enough recent
ly to get his breath and look over the
proof sheets of new book, attended
an authors banquet in New York.
A deaf man sat next to Cobb. Far
ther down the table another man tola
IA funny story. and when he finished.
the deaf man laughed and applauded
louder and longer than any of the
rest.
Good old boy shouted the deaf
man. THAT reminds me of Il story" he
added to those near by.
"Get up and tell it. Charlie. cried
several The ;oastmaster sanctioned
the suggestion.
Then the deaf man got up and told
the same story the other man had told.
Providence (R. - Journal-An en-
barge (on food) would necessarily
have a bad effect on our American
farmers. and what effects them must
eventually affect the rest of us.
The Delta independent., 1916-12-08
Notice to NONRESIDENT of Probate of
Will,

Not'ce TO Non-hesident OF Probate OF
Will.
State of Colorado. County of Delta.
ss.-ln the County Court, in Probate.
The People of the State of Colorado
to Mary Waters. Carlysle Bidwell.
Florence Jamison, Grace Dewitt and
Mamie Morrison and Grace Cook:
Greeting:
Whereas. II has been made to ap-
pear to the County Court of Delta
County. in the State of Colorado. that
you. the said Mary Waters. Carlysle
Bidwell. Florence Jamison. Grace De-
Witt and Mamie Morrison and Grace
Cook are heirs at law OF Helen L.
King, deceased. and reside without the
State OF Colorado.
Now, Therefore. in accordance with
the provisions of the statute in such
cases made and provided, and by order
OF Court duly made and entered. you
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28

ice. n II would continue to bc FOR >ev
eral days. hut it Was running free
The channel III front OF the Ella icf VA,
open.
Blaine was the first to shake O'Ncil'.
hand. FOR the members OF Murray =
crew held aloof in some cmbarras
ment.
Its a perfect piece ~ work. sad
he II congratulate YOU"
The others echoed his sentiments
family, besitatingly. for they were
abashed NJ what they saw In THEN.
chiefs face and realized that words
were weak and meaningless.
Dan dared not trust himself TO speak.
He had many things TO say TO his sis
ter. but his throat ached mserably
Natalie restrained herself only by Tho
greatest effort.
10 was Pom Slater who ended the
awkward pause by grumbling sarcas
tically:
III all the young lovers are ssfel,
ashore maybe US old men who built
the bridge can 90 and get something 10
eat"
Murray smiled at the girl beside him
I'm afraid they've guessed our Sc
cret dear
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28

Secret" slater rolled MS eyes
There amt over couple thousand
people beside us that saw you pop the
question. | s'pose she was cut OF
breath and couldn't say no"
Eliza gasped and fed TO her brother :
arms.
Sis Poor little Sis Dan cried and
two tears stole down his brown cheeks.
Isn't this-just great Then the 9th
ers burst into noisy expression Of
their gladness
Happy Tom regarded them all pessi-
mistically II feel bound TO warn
you he said at length, that marriage
is an awful gamble IL amt what II
seems"
ut is" Natalie declared IT'S bel
ter. and YOU know H.
1T turned out all right for me, Tom
acknowledged, because ! got the best
woman In the world But he eyed
his chief accusingly - went about II
In modest way. | didn't humiliate
her in public"
He turned impatiently upon his com.
panions. still pouring out their babble
Of congratulations.
come along, cant YOU" he cried.
and leave EN- alonef I'm Il dyspcp
tic old married man, but | used to be
young and aifectionatc, like Murray
After breakfast I'm going 10 cable Mrs.
Slater To come and bring the kids with
her and watch her bcdriddeD, invalid
husband build The rest of this railroad.
I'm getting chuck fun OF romance"
1T has been "A miraculous mornine
for me. said Murray after "A time,
and the greatest miracle isyou
dear"
This is just the way the story ended
in my book" Eliza told him happily
"Our book
He pressed her closer. Yes. our
book our bridge. our everything
Eliza
She hid her blushing face against
his shaulder, then with thumb and in
ger drew his ear down 10 her lips
Summoning her courage. she wills
pered
Murray. dear won't you call me
Violet?'
TIE IND.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28
o good here. In afrain.

no good here. I'm AFRAID.
He stared at her I'm the same incred
ulous bewilderment; some impulse deer
within him was struggling for express
sion. but he could not find words "a
frame IL. Ills eyes were oddly bright
as he smiled at her
Wont YOU 20 aShorer' she begged
I'll take YOU back. Of course but |
want 10 stay and see
"Then-I'Il stay"
Eliza" Her name burst from his
lips In n tone that thrilled her. but
with II came n sudden uproar from the
distant crowd. and the next instant
they saw that the ice barrier was Civ
ing way The pressure had become ir
resstible AS the Salmon had risen
the ice had risen also, and now the mar
row throat was belching its contents
forth The chaos of upended bergs
was being torn apart: over II and
through Il burst n dcluge which filled
the valley with the roar OF mighty
cataract. Clouds of spray were In the
air: broken masses were leaping and
somersaulting: high mp on the shore
were stranded foes and fragments left
in the wake of the moving body. On.
ward il coursed. clashing and grinding
along the brittle face OF the glacier.
over the alder tops beyond the bend
they could see il moving faster and
faster. like the crest OF a tidal wave
The surface of the river lowered swift
~ beneath the bridge; the huge white
pans ground ana milled shouldered
aside by the iron shcathcd pillars of
concrete
see, It's gone already. once 1t
clears a passageway Wen have no
more gorges FOR the freShetS are com
ing The bridge didn't even tremble
there wasn't a trcmor. not scratch,
Eliza looked MP 10 find O'Neil regard
ing her with an expression that set her
heart throbbing and her thoughts scat
tcrinG She clasped Il huge. cold bolt
head and clung 10 II desperately. FOR
the uphcaval IN her soul rivaled that
which had inst passed before her eyes
The bridge. the river The valley itself
were gyrating SLOWLY. dizzily
Eliza" She did not answer
child" O'Ncils voice was shaking
"Why did YOU come To INC? Why did
you do this mad thing saw some
thing in your face that / can't believe
that Ican't think possible II Il
gives me courage If / don't Speab
quickly I'll never dare Is it true
Dear girl. can it be: I'm so old-such
"A poor thing You couldn't possibly
care and yet why did YOU come
The words were torn from him. lie
full emotion
She tried 10 answer. bat her lips
we're soundless. She closed her eyes
and Murray saw that she was whittier
than the foam far beneath He stared
nto tne coloriess face upturned 10 his
until her eyelids futtercd open. and
ihe managed 10 voice the words that
alung " her throat.
I've ways-loVed you like his
He gave cry like that Of II starving
man. She felt herself drawn against
him. But now he too. was speechlcss
Couldn't you see" she asked
breathlcSsly
He shook his head Il IN such a
dreamer I'm afraid il ca { be true
I'm afraid youll 20 away aud-leave
me You won't ever viii YOU. Eliza
| couldn't stand that" Then fresh re
alization Of til, truth swept over him
They chung 70 zach other drunk with
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28

Mr. O'NeiT is ont there" she cr1ec
TO Tom
Slater turned and reading the tragic
appeal In her face said reassuringly:
sure! But he's all right"
They say there's danger"
Happy Toms round visage puckered
into doubtful smile "oh. hell take
care OF himself"
Mellen turned 10 the girl and said
briefly:
There's no danger whatever"
But ELIAS fear was not 10 be ~
easily quieted.
'"rhen why did he 20 ont alone
What are YOU men doing here
ITS his orders" Tom told her.
Mellen was staring at the jam he
low. over which the Salmon Was hurl
ing flood Of ice and foaming waters
The stream was swelling and risn.
steadily Already il had nearly reach
ed the level Of the timber line on the
left bank. The blockade was extend
ing upstream almost TO the bridge il
self. Mellen said something "a Par
ker. who shook his head silently
Dan Appleton shouldered his way
out of The crowd with Natalie at his
heels She had dressed herself H.
haste Her hair was loose; her JACKIE
was buttoned awry On one foo'
was shoe. Oh The other bedroom
slipper muddy and soddcu Her dart
eyes We're big with excitement
why don't YOU make Murray CON,
I'M Dan demanded sharply.
lie won't do il muttcrcd slater.
From the ranks of The workmci
came "a below OF triumph rs an I'M
usually heavy iceHoe was sweep
against the breakers and rent asunder
The tumult or The imprisoned water,
below was growing louder every mo
ment. Across the lake came a stem
torian rumble as huge mass WA,
loosened from the front Of Garfield
The channel of the Salmon where the
onlookers stood was heaving. churn
ing caldron over which the slim brids,
flung itself dchantly
Eliza pucked at her brothers slecv,
imploringiy. AMI hc SAW her for tn,
first time
Hello, sis" he cried How did yot
get here
as he in danger. Danny =
Yes no Mellcn SAYS it's all right
so il must be-. but that dam
Al that moment Natalie began 10 sol
Historically ANA Dan turned his N
tention TO her
But his sister was not OF The hys
terical Kind Selling Tom Slater b,
the arm. she tried 10 shake him. de
handing dcrcely
Suppose the Jam doesn't give way
What Will happen" Happy Ton
stared ut her uncomprchendingly Her
voice was shrill and nsistent sup
pose the water rises higher Wont
the ice sweep down on the bridge it.
self? Won't it wreck everything If II
goes out suddenly: Tell ne
1T can't hold Nelen SAYS so
Slater. like the others found it impos
sible TO keep hi, eyes from the river
where those Unreasonable forces wer,
at play then I'm his peculiar irascibl,
manner he complained Il told EN- W,
was crazy 10 try this II amt whit,
mans country; il amt a safe place fol
a bridge There's just one God awfu
thing after another He broke int,
shout. for Eliza had slipped past him
and was speeding like n shadow oul
across the irregularly spaced ties upon
which the bridge track was laid.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28
CHAPTER XIV.
A,w 4 Dream Came True.

hS" 4 Dream Came True.
ma ELLEN whiried at tie cry and
N made after her. but he might
AZ we'll lave tried 10 catch
the wind. ~ She ran she
heard her brother shout in sudden
alarm and Natalle's voice raised in en-.
treaty but she sped ON under an i'm
pulse as irresistible as panic fear
Down through the openings beneath
her feet She saw as I'm a nightmare
The sweeping flood burdencd with
plunging Zee chunks and hecked with
foam She seemed TO be suspe>lcd
above %. yet She was running at reck-
less speed. dimly aware OF the c0uSe.
quences of miSludsed footstep, but
fearful only OF being oycrtaken sud
denly She hated her companions. Her
mind was IN furious revolt at their
cowa5lce, heir indeciSion or what
ever il was that held them like a group
of wooden figures safe on shore while
the man whose lifc was worth Al
theirs put together exposed himself 10
needless peril That hc was really ia
danger she felt sure SHE knew that
Murray was APT 90 lose himself ia his
dreams. Perhaps some visionary mood
had blinded him to the menace of that
mounting ice ridge mi 'front.' of the
glacier. Or had he madly chosen to
stand or fall with this structure that
meant 80 much to him. She would
make him yield 10 her own terror. drag
D.
hands.
She stumbled but saved herself from
a fall. then gathered her skirts more
closely and 1iShed on, measuring with
Instructive nicely the length Of eyers
stride II was not an easy path over
which she dashed for the ties were
unevenly spaced Gaping apcrturcs
gave terrible glimpScS OF the river be-
low, and across these CHASTITY ahy~se~
she had 10 leap.
The hoarse bursts OF shouting from
the shore ceased as the workmen be
held her Hitting out along the steel
causeway. They watched her i'm dumb
amaZcmcnt
All AT once o Neil saw her and hur
ried to meet her
Eliza. he cried, be careful! What
possessed you to 10 thisf"
Come away she gasped. Its dan.
gerous. The jam look She pointed
down the channel
He shook his head impatlently
Yes" she pleaded. Yes. Please
They wouldn't come 10 warn you
they tried to stop me. You must 90
ashore The frightened entreaty In
her clear. wide open eyes, the disorder
that her haste had made affected o. Neil
strangely. lie stared at her, bewilder-
ed, doubtful; then steadied her and
CROPPED with his free hand for support
He could feel her trembling wretch
edly.
There's no danger. none whatever
he said soothingly. Nothing can hap
pen"
You don't know. The bridge has
never been tried. The Ice Il battering
~ II and that Jam-if 1t doesn't burst
But II will II can't last much
longer"
IT'S rising
''ro be sure. but the river viii over
flow the bank
Please she urged You can do
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28

h1" Dream Came True.
NJ "a; Z. " .. 6: !. :: 4 b !: = % :. IT
the wind ~ She ran she
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-28

AIWaNSt
Always"
She turned her lips TO his and lifted
her cntwining arms.
The break sasi gong hail called IN,
men away before the two figures rai
ont upon the bridge picked their way
slowly To- the shore. The Salmon WA,
sim flooded with hurryin9 masses oI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-15

great state. but he is also n delight
full speaker. These convocatiOn ex-
crcises will follow Immediately upon
the two days of registration, namely,
ny and Tuesday. June 10 and
c. p. Colgrove, head Of the de-
paTtment OF education in the Iowa
Safe Teachers College, Cedar Falls,
Iowa. has been engaged to assist IN
the short course" for county super.
intcndents and district supervisors,
which viii begin July 10 and last for
two weeks. DR.. Colgrove was for.
mcrly state superintendent Of Iowa
and h. is best known among West
Virginia teachers as the author oil
The Teacher and the School"
book which was recently on the teach
ers' reading circle list and which was
read and studied with much pleasure
and profit by hundreds of West Vir-
ginia teachers.
on Thursday evening, June 90,
Henry Oldys, of Maryland, a celebrat-
ed lecturer on birds and bird-life.
will give a public lecture in Com
mencement hall. Mr.. Oldys was here
during the winter and so delighted
all of his hearers that he has been
engaged to come again.
The Clifford DevereuX Company
will give an open air performance or
Tuesday afternoon and evening. July
IS.
The Maryland state board OF educa.
ton has recommended the university
summer school TO the teachers OF
Maryland as a good place to meet the
requirements OF the new Maryland
law. II is expected that there will
be a large number OF Maryland stu
dents here this summer.
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+. q. Sutton, Administrator Of the Estate
OF william J.. McWhoFter, deceased.
VS.. IN CHANCEliY.
SiEOuguia NuNhoTteT, Minnie WhItehair,
ETma Roach, William q. Mcwhorter,
Euatace l.. MCWuortcF, Bessie Davis,
Fields NcNhogter. an infant, Clara Hick,
man. IN infant. Richard 4. LOwndes,
Ruben s Douglas, Trustee. II. T. Myers
and Dr. j. u. Payne and other unknown
ceased.
=, The parties named above. and each of
them, Will take notice that on the 9th day
or July, 1916, AZ my ONCE, ia Court street,
IN the city OF ClarkshurE, West Virginia. |
VIII proceed to execute the order Of sef-
"rrncr entered In the above styled cause
on the 18TH day OF May, 1915 by the Cir
cult Court % Harrison County, West Wiz.
giuiA. wherein I am directed TO audit. state
Hnd settle the accounts ut the plaintiff a.
HdministrHtor OF the estate Of William l.
NrNhurteT, deceased to ascertain and re.
nprt the real estate OF which the said VII,
Ham j.. McWhorier died seized. where sit.
#Itc and the value thereof to ascertain
.u4 report tie Hens, II any, upon said rea.
state their amounts and pFiorities anC
what debts, II any, the said William l.
Me" hostcf owed ~ the time Of his death
or where ChuFcpahle to his estate and ~
whom owed ana their amounts aud anJ
aud all other matters that may he required
10y the parties hereto, or that the said com.
uissiOner may deem pertinent
AZ which time aud place you may attend
aud produce such evidence as will enabl
me to perform the duties required by sal
order Of reference.
Given under my hand this the 18th IA,
Of June 1916.
W. NJ CONAwAY,
Commissioner in ChanceFy
i. q. SUTTON. Counsel for Plaintiff.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
To the Creditors OF william l.. McwhOFtsI
deceased.
In pursuance Of n decree Of the ClrruI
Court Of Harrison County, made in A cauS
therein pending. TO subject the real estat
Of the said William l.. MCWhorteF TO m,
payment OF his debts, you are required he
present YOUR claims against the estate Of
cation to W. II. Conway. CommIssioner
Of his ONCE In said county on or before
the 9Th day Of July, 1915.
Witness, I. Wade Coffmnn Clerk Of IN,
said Court, this the 18th DAY NJ June. ieiG
]. WADE COFFAIAN. CLERK
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BLUE BIRD FEATURE
AT ORPHEUM TODAY

Grand today, had very hr, .r45ua
experience whit" "uactIur m. scenes
in the raH storm at night.
The 'Nuri.uu required TO brave the
fury Of he tempest proved too much
for woman'g strength and Miss
Rockwell tainted from exhaustion.
Tho storm is awe inspiring In the tor
nadu-likc force OF IN" wind. that
drives the rain in torrents down the
streets and swecplnE around the cor
Hcr# blows umbrellas inside out, ear
rics haas ana awning away rocks the
street lamps. and drives the patrol
man in Oltskius. who cannot make
hoHdway against the storm. into the
shelter Of the apartment house hall
way These storm scenes stand un-
surpassed by any foreign or Amcri-
can productions.
The added attraction is Napoleon
and Sally" Tomorrow. Dorothy Der.
naid and stuart Holmes viii appear
in late William Fox production
called sins Of Men"
This i7 Ladies Day" at the pop
ular Bijou. The program has been
especially arranged 10 suit critical
audiences. Miss billie Burke. the
queen Of the photoplay screen, will
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-15

= Ready, Ky" vas not able 10 Do
anything Tor nearly Say months" writes
hrs. Laura BraiClcr. OF this place, land
vas down 10 bed Tor three months.
! cannoi ieii you how suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
WomaIiy troubles.
{ Our family Doctor tod my husband he
could not DO ne any COOL. 7'Id he had
% give Il up. We lncG another doctor,
but be diI not help me.
Z. At las, a.y mother advised me 10 take
Earcui, the WCuan's l-g- ! thought
4 was no use fer 'v-s " dead ard
uothing seemed % d. GOOD. BA
I took eleven bCG-s. or rrw ! am atl:
70 do Il! Of ny w... and my oNE
washing.
think Csrtui u The hest medicine IL
ne world. "y $50. q, N7s increased.
and look the picture q. health. "
II you suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar % women. get a bottle OF Cardw
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many thousands Of other weak wonea
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-15
DR.. PEARSON
WILL SPEAK
At the COnvoCatiOn Exercises
of tie University Summer
School on June 20.
MORGANTOWN. June

MoRGANTCWN, June 15.-The
convocation rcIscs OF the eigh-
tecnth session OF the university sum-
mer school will be held Tuesday ev-
enlnG. June 20, and the convocatiou
speaker will be Or. +. Il. Pearson.
state superintendent OF public in
struction. Columbus. Dr. Pearson is
not only Tsa Of wide experience
In public education and leader OF
the educational movement To. a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-15

me SubWHTI1"' i fuII q furious ac-
tion. amazed with its stupendous sur
prise, swiftly runs tho whole gamut
OF intense dramatic situations. dcs-
perat. aud deadly struggles, SenEa-
uunaI thrills and sudden changes
Enormous attendance are following
this serial IN every city .g is being
exhibited Miss Jgnani'a Hansen is
the heroine Of this great undersea
screen novel. This picture will be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-15

shown Mt the Odcon every Thursday
and Friday.
Jane Grcy Or playing IN The Flow
or OF Faith for Jacobs. She just
concluded her engagement in Temp
est" at the Century.
u
Marcus LOcw Is 10 open the Knick-
erbOcker th"atcr as Il picture house
II has been one OF New York's most
giEniled theatres.
O.
The Fall of Nation" and THE
Birth OF Nation are both playing
in New York.
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