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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
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Wert zines &oebling berglei@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
gerbeferte &enreta aapieln gegen bic
BurunuIaae bel Bferben.

No9 lan8en Herfu4en 1T es gelnnger,
bic &npfeIn 10 gu berbeiiern. bob fte bon
feinem an6eren 8urmmittel ibertroffeu
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ii9 als baS tptrtfamite @ittel eegen Bots
l1nb ale anberen Birmer BEL Yfcrben
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mentli9 tpenn ~itruppiges Nusfeben, Maz
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Yfsro iider bon ben Sarditen (8Soffs
uin. } reinigen ur6 es tpie6er geiun6 un0
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fazRapjeln baben fi9 $mfenbe bon
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Miltpaufee, @ts. Yrei8 $1.25 fir 6,
5000 fir ~ &apieln. 8pei Dubenb nit
Sn1trument gum @ingeben $500, bier
5lbeno NIT Snitrunenf $500. Nu6 al
bnben bel 8drolern. 3zbo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Der JQorDstern
Slau.
8IattDut1h.

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Sc bett en- 5Dbn, fen Siam is @prg;
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I'm beit bat ole 9iert ma gau
Sta, grien DC @lDfs, vid nDbm be &att
lin imef ie Of berin int Sat-;
16au De &att 11ppfreetenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

@oaBf, @&ani, T. slaub', in a
9alben @tun6' bam mir bic gauge
&ufenbagai@i ba.
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Naien timmt, Damn fouf iteben, tDte
ote g'laafen fnmmen unb iih g'fanz
gen nebmen laf1en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

= geagt. @eoner: Zen
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unb beute iptelt fie bic erie @ioline".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

f@reib ib Sbne bas na@ite NAL; fos
bel Is f@ubr, i4 tann grab 10 gut
@elb fpenbe nie einiger annere
@@oofsfopf.
Womit ib berbleitpe
S6ne Sbrn lietper
Pbi1ipp Saueramper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Gus einem 8ortraqe.

@o5ent: n9en Musbrud .gemif@te
@efiible" lam i9 Sbner, meme Ser
rem, muir pie folgt ertldren: Denten
sic fi@, Der @elobrieftrdger unb Sbr
.@@neioer tlopfen slei@5eittg an sSbre
Gure!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

- Worbereitung. 8auernz
bub gum &rdmer): rMn 8ogel.
@6reiDpapier, on Schubert unb 3ebn
@4reibfebern; Ger @oata mill al
8rief f4reib'm.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Wftntr 5drtibebritf hes
4btltpp $amtra,aptEr.
Mein lieber 6err @ebodtionar: -
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Mpbcrner Gruit.

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SIZE formt BEN @6lag gum @9lager.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
9iTpnan5.

Nn Srgenb uno @1Drbeit lit iie reid
@ie Elm ~Gngel", obne 3lpeifel.
SD freite lie lmbebenflid) g1eid,
tie niHt Elm 10 rarmer Seufel".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
BIC LEAGUES DRAFT MEN
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HARD HIT
AND CONNIE MACK THRIVES
Field Has nrru Pretty Well Picked
over. hui Few Gn"d Ones StiiI
Re-

'INIINNATl. OHIO September Ia
\ ,"'al 81 r'NrntN -four minor i"h1u"
clubs OF tn" National and American
Leagues at the u"cti:G ,of the Ma
,"nal Baseball Commission her" to-
day.
~ this number ,h. American League
obtained forty seven ANA TIA" \utiou;,l
tw"uty-scNru. Th"s" latter figure. ii"
was ploportinnatcly more lucky IN tn.
draw than tn" national. tut that Tres
ideu' J"hnSon's nr-nniZntt"n = larr"
majority Of the drafts tn" Philadelphia
Americans alone making an effort L.
obtain twcnty-SiN ynunGstcr. through
this method OF LA S,ha II procedure.
OF the twen,y-siN that Connie MacN
attempted /" GET tw-lN" were forth
coming TO him when the drawing OF
leans. VIII" obtained fourteen players.
NeNt in point Of nunt,rr cam" til"
cleveland Americans and the chicago"
Nationals with seven each. while the
v" fntN Americans "olalird hN":
cincinnati. Hr"oklyn ANA tn. $, Louis
Americans each obtained four. WhIl"
Detroit. Boston Nationals and iitt~-
murSh cam" away with thrc" each.
.Ihe Sew York Nationals. 81. l.oniS Ma
,ionhlS Philadelphia Nationals and
Washington each received two. while
N" Boston Americans retired from the
meeting room at the end of the draw
without a single player.
That The minor league field has been
picked over rather thoroughly for good
iNh l'll.iI tN'buEn the process pf ptir-
'haS" was Indicated 10y the fact that
10 no Individual ease was There an
'Nr"rt'"nti keen con- petition. the ma
'"r'tE Of til" PLAYERS being aztec! i.A
a single club.
NJ the beginning "f IN" meeting IT.
Mas announced that the major league
GUNS would he permitted Ia take .iVc
DAYS IN which I" select their players
from the class y and class AA clubs
.'li"ciIN iollowing the drawing Of lots
however THIS decision WAS changed
he, h, sol,
tl"iS would have to he made TODAY
rms rule was complied with with five
exceptions. Cleveland being undecided
wh" they viii take from IndianapouS
tnd ia itinore. Chicago Americans he
InG undecided relative To Montreal and
t'i"hm"nd Va. and Washington ar
n"uncine that they would choose later
frCm II patI
Every major league team was repre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
PARAMOUNT WILL PLAY
HIGHLAND PARK TO-DAY

t'airu"uit. Jefferson Ward i.,a-le
p.nnnni Winners. and Highland laI *.
ttu"iHil"n i."aEli- p-unaui winners.
y Ill clash in the deciding game FOR tine
Fedora ION championship at BNId ram,
AZ O'Clock this afternoon " John
son ~ i'uk" viii ,,tch for FIirmuunt
and Thcdicck Viii catch for Highland
l'ark. anderson or N"NiuS viii pitch
and i'"wclI with catch. TIL" teams viii
line NJ Ns follows
base: Green, left field: I'cndl.t"r. See
ord base. Nunnalic. shortslor. Iaier"
or Anderson, :irS, haS". .I"hus"n ar
duke pitcher. .'iartiu. center Geld;
Harper. right IL Id: Thcdicck. catcher.
9. Gentry. Hankins. Smith aud NkorS.
subs.
Highland Iark Ice. rieh, field. I'm
dcrson. pitcher ,'"twaN. loft hcla, az
ter. center field: Lawrence, third base
lDrNin". "horiStoI Powell. Cairh't ..
kraussc first bast: Wood second In sc.
NcNiuS. pitcher. Harris. right field.
mprcs. McssrS, Moore and Kidd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16

Dn the musical program az tn" SO
"i:,l given last night al the central
Y"uu.: Mems christian Association APP
pcHrcd Miss Margaret Williams. Miss
'lics kiI> wood. Mrs. Clarence r
,:rcuclc aud Zen T. WhcatlcN. Miss
'uita Nirkwo0d was at tho piano. ~
hc close at the program there was &,
basketball game in the gymnasium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
At the Movies To-Dav

IS'S-iIcicn Holmes. in "WhiSpcr-
in. ni.h.'
0Di:o \-icnb iinird. in "Thr
1igh \rN York."
STEi H!f-iIr:ssir 'iarri~cair ard
Oh 'rlc- Key. ~ "If0nc." ai.u ..'rhc
Mumm! ard the Girl" featuring De
Notf iIoprrr.
t0t.ONtti "lhr tnwrIro,nc
Mother" with Iaik!rlrn and Wal
ter Law.
NTtruE-"'rhc Crimson Sinin,''
with Nnuricc Costello and Ithci
Grardin. also "rhc Caravan"
UEA--'Thr Scarchliriu In The
Desert. With William clifford aud
Nnrpnrct GibsOn. n1sO "NnkinC
Things Bun,." With George O,ey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
CHRISTY GETS PAINTING

NEW YORK. September - The last
game oF the New York Cincinnati
series Was stopped bH rain in the NTH
inning here to-day. cincinnati lcadin9
az the time, = TO -.
I;cforc tho game thriSIv Maihcwson.
manager Of tn" cincinnati team and
former New York pitching idol. Wa
presented with an order for u - 900
nAiniins. n gift Of local admirers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
Cobb Comes Back Strong

T.. cobb rninrd Ave points on
Iris Speaker. leading bat>mun OF
the American League. to-da! when
the latter failed TO hit In three
tiuse> ut hnt while Cobb WIS get
ting three hits in four trials. Hui
iftrru pulDt> NOW separate them.
Jack son Also mahr u gain when he
got t,NH hits In f0ur trials.
Dambrrt WAS the only leading bnt-
ter al the \ntiunnl i.engmc Ia get
Intn the game to-day. aud hr
climbed from third Ia second uInsv
by getting Two hits In three times
~ hat. The standings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
CONSULS AND GRAYS TO
MEET AGAIN TODAY

In" iiHNana CouSuls ana tile G;rays
VIII meet this afternoon in the second
game pf their tHrce-gain" series to de-
eide IN" championship claimed h. tho
touSuis. Tn" first game resulted in a
victory for the iraNs hN score Of / 1
10 The game viii toe staged in BYRD
fark. and a large gathering of fans
IS expected. Driver or Whitfield and
I."ibs viii constitute the battery for
the iraNS. while tho battery for the
Consuls Will be N;,li.rs and Dop!c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
BOSTON DEFEATS ST. LOUIS

81 LOUIS September 10 Boston
easily defeated II Louis ia tn. last
gam" Of the season With ,hc locals
nor" today. 10 3 Hard hii,tns mark
I'd tn" contest thiouc hout Manager
Jones used tw,ui! players koub and
Davenport wcr" ineffective. i.pth fore
iuG IN run ia tn" FIRST wirh In. bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
BROOKLYN WINS AGAIN
OLD ZACH WHEAT ClOUTS
OUT ANOTHER HOME DRIVE
i.vrnty- EigIu ~trnight t.nn,cs Have
>rrn " on'irrIui uld Indian
lug safely.

El:pDi<I.N& $cptcnter H. I.rook-
Ign won from Pittsburgh to-day. To
1. in Tho 49,. innings before rain .top.
pea IN" game. t..rhi hiis. iucludju- q.
.onic-riin urNe hs Wheat. wita TIA.
h"s"> 'uli u"'t"d tho sup" has cIch'
runs in IN" second iuut'. II waG tn.
'""uiA eighth straight gam" in when
Wheat had mad" "u. or uui. hit>.
AlarGliard SN"s iu great 'orm after tho
4 ~ Lmmll-G Nm. -,nr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
INDIANS DEFEAT ATHLETICS

GLEN Ei.ANb. Scpt"mh"r -, t.n"r-
tive pitching rN twu cleveland recruits
allowed cleveland 10 defeat rhI!adel-
phia :; !" =. TO-DAY tltNc!uuG thus
made 4 clean g" cep az IN. "ic' 81 games
rl2ycd ny Philadelphia mere rhja Year
PITCHER Smith droy. iu Clevclands
winning nun Win . single in tn" ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
TORONTO LOSES ANOTHER

TORONTO September 10 Toronto
lost anothc, gam" to-day when iiuf-
ialo took the first gam" 90 the nual
series 10 !. 10th pitchers we're HIT
hard. but peunock kept his hits wolf
scattered. Both teams played ragged
~ Oh the field. The score!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
STANDING on THE CLrn,

WHERE IiIFl PLAY TODAY
RI si,urgh AZ New York
Cincinnati at RrookI,n.
thica.o nt fhiladrip hiu.
II. l.aui. Hi ISu.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cleveland. 2: Philadelphia. >.
Detroit. I: New York. =
Boston. X: ~. Louis 3
Chicago. 3: Na~hinginn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
Totals % y r. q rnials g.
:, = % - .L.-.-L. In .-inI- ].

S'nro %, inning 4,
l'oiru,r ... $500 !
So" Tr'F , Il Z" " % 4" 4" " Z
suiun.rs iinn> VII, 81. Bu.h i'"ilmau
- -iu''.uah. rim Two as" ni's Ns."".
,"hh -, /, dor. i",l,lnu.urh rhr". ha."
hit. Bush -. SHcrih"'- hi' Nin"r Sagri-
Dec = ,- \.H"h stolen bases Obj. Miil"r
nui"'' 'l.s iiush 4" Y"uur - ii"il'oan.
fin.", "r bali pti t.uS-. !: Of Norrldr".
Srru,k "iu--bt Nnrridr, ~ Dau=s
rrtir'-. %-llip anil 80 i.lughlm Ti'ns. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
DETROIT CROWDS BOSTON
TIGERS TAKE GAME FROM
YANKEES BY CLOSE SCORE
Doth Trams Fan to Deliver >rrrs>nr.
I'LL While Runners Are
ttu-s.
nETROIr Scptcmhcr

DETROIT. September lJ.--Detrou
took the final game from Ncw forh
to-day. - 3. in which tho hitting al
Bush Was conspicuous feature. l;oth
teams. however. failed 10 hit, with mcn
ON the bags Detroit failing twice, VITA
runners ON third "ud New YORK thrc"
times. with men on second. The score.
DcirDit. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
! How They Stand To-Dav
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
XIII MO NJ. iialt more 'rainb.
lsnn alto. u: Iorunio. l.
R"rh"sicr- N"nirrii 'raini
newark -PrnNidrncc ,rtinb
STANDING, or INF e
WHERE. THEY PLAY ron!

Balt im"rc at Rirhm"nd - camc..
Newark at Providence 90 .anr>,
Rochester AT Ninntrcnl q games
Hunalo at Toronto q game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
IirnklSn. y; shurch. I.
New York. cincinnati Iruin)
I,Stun- Chicago truin.
f'liiia,i".ph -. Louis traiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
STANDING or THE {

WHERE riIET ri.Ai TODAY
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia AL Detroit
Washington At ~. Louis
Boston Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
MEXICAN LEAGUE:

s"nt"d al tn, meeting. while numerous
miner League masnat"s ais" put ia .m
appearance.
Among the drafts were the follow
IrG:
Gardini"r, Newport News, ST ioais
Nationals
Henry. Petersburg. Va. chicago
Americans
Lake. Newport News, chicago Amer
leans.
Ray. Newport News. Chicago Amer
leans.
Tongue. Of E"oky Mount 'htc;.ru
Americans
Th" commission finally decided to
!"aN" n" world series tickets pr"pO-
Siti"n 1" chairman iicrrmanu. If 81.
September - chairman Hermann be
ltcN"S II would L.. wise To have the
tickets printed in order to save time
he waS given the power 10 notify the
management Of the three teams VINO
are then leading in the two races. the
Hattonal and American Leagues. that
thci were privileged 10 have the tick
cts printed
III" commission took up SoVcra
other minor questions. but announce!
an adjourninS sine die that M decision,
hDG been reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
~. Louis,
huston.

Sror" nv INNINGS
iaosroS ......... q do 49,
- t.oul< .. % y q .,-s
Sun,mary. ruu~-Noou,- 49,. Wau,o, ilob-
ILf2"l -. Lewis. Foster Shot,"r. i'~-'t. Loo
Two has" hits iruti. Foster Sacrifice hits
F"ster u"or"r. D"ubi" ula&s Lavan t."
fr;t' 4" SSl"r: S""tt I" l.n,rig - Hob
li'z"l Nav !" Thomas 4" ii"ni'2o' AUS
tin 20 i'r.u I" Si-lor stolen ha."s Wail,.r.
Lewis iIonrr". Scott IInhiirY.l. RH<.. ON
wallis oT ko' +. /. of Davenport. l on Ma,
= ~ Mccain !. % F"-i"r- Str'i,N out
i,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16

uummel Giu Z" VI Donald 20 Humnc,.
Stru'k out uN f"uuu.k s.. hy Herbert,
Mtt' ,.nl,.l i'gu"tN- lmnir"s. Chcstnutt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
NInrrlTnn Nssu.iufInn

american tssorin ton.
~ columbus Columbus -; Mime
ap"lis. Ia
NJ Toledo Toied" .; 81 I'aul. s..
y; ."uisville-l.ouisv,ilc 4; Milwau-
kce. >
NJ indianapolis Inl'huapoli~. ::
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16
lttitt :tlo
.rnlnls .as lN 2, ln :. ln,al!

Totals 10 ~ y 10 Totals ..2tli,7l2 h
Score 10y innings. r.
Buffalo ........ ..... . u o u ! / %
Toronto - q ~ d a.
summary. Runs kSnn ISnuf t9l.
liummsll a.. Mcdonald. Trucsdn" Three
base hit--.la"l.Sou. rNo-ht hit Smith,
S,crihcc hiis-Tumnu Murray GIN ON
slow. stolen hase-knpu ga. Double plays
Smith I" Trues'laie - Graham. Gili to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-16

Sumu.r' RUN, Warner M,"r- lau-
.:r' Nh:'i 'utSh.W M"wr'1. olson. ..
N's'rs. N5rru-rd I'or,- r.G Whoa T.v...
hH MI ',ar"N S..rh,o hit High,. Dou-
no "'"s N-lu"r 90 N'G.rthN 20 ! Warner
,;.fi - ~ i'!'i.hurrn 2. R'oorl,i.
liitr-"n Jacobs iu fl-9 inning. Str'I,i;.
~ ~ N N-rFuAru r6rir'> - rrE and
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1916-01-21
GAN DY

few weeks ago and decided to keep
the successful 1915 enterprise open
through 1916 they decided to widen
it's scope and add international" to
the name. Now additions are being
made to the big show that make the
new word necessary.
Canada. France. Italy. Germany. Aus
tria. Russia. The Netherlands. Switzer-
land, Brazil. the United States gov
eminent and the Pan-Pacific coun-
tries are adding their exhibits and
while displays are being installed al
exposition activities are being focus
ed on the big re-opening. On New
Years day came the informal reop-
ening for 1916. On February 15 a big
celebration will mark the 1915 bow
OF reorganized attractions at the 18th.
mus. March IL will be the date for
the exposition's greatest program since
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the 1915 opening.
During the time between now and
March 10. a new bureau OF special
events is contracting for the greatest
number OF special features ever offer
ed by any exposition. workmen are
installing the best OF the exhibits from
San Francisco. organ recitals and band
concerts are continuing daily and the
crowds that are taking advantage of
tho half price admission find full
measure Of entertainment.
Twice as good as 1916" is the
slogan Of San Diego and the cxposi.
ton officials and railroad men, auto
mobile associations and all who feel
the pulse Of travel are unanimous In
the prediction that east to west travel
will ne greater the present year than
the one Just passed which proved SO
great for the Pacific Coast.
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Sale
of
Zion
Iaces

and display Of illustrations Of mechanical de-
vices requisite in the art of fine lace making.
! his sale offers exceptional opportunity for
economy purchases of durable fine laces Of ex>
quste beauty. 1t will prove very interesting
even to those not intending to purchase qZion
Laces manufactured ir the most modern lace
factory in the world. are the best Of their kind
1.-The best wash laces ever placed before the
American women-and sold without a customs
duty of l0% added to the cost as are all imported
laces. f All machines Of Zion Lace Industries
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except Sunday, for about three years, with the
product Of each machine sold ahead several
weeks. New machines are continually being
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or future will experience marked savins
VI by visiting our lace counters
5000 yd Of Valencennes Torchon and Normandy VAL Lace
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Puritan Undermuslins
Saturday, January D. will have assortment Of Puritan
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Suits Skirts Gowns and Drawers We offer you many bargains II
this showing
all your lingerie bears the Puritan label you will be assured
garments that thoroughly good in everyway.
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The west-bound passenger train on
Wednesday evening pulled up to the
Delta depot six hours late on account
OF heavy SHOWS and rock slide on the
main line this side OF Canon City. But
the most serious railroad difficulties
were realized on the Crested Butte
branch Of the Rio Grande Tuesday eve.
ming when a huge slide struck the
train and carried two engines and a
car off the track and completely over
turned one OF the engines. The en-
gineer was buried beneath huge body
of snow and 1t took a force OF men
about three hours to dig him out. He
was badly scalded by steam from the
wrecked engine. according to reports.
but may recover from his injuries. The
fireman and brakeman we're success.
full in jumping to points OF safety.
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Three or four inches of snow fell in
this part OF the western slope last
Monday and Tuesday and for a time
the clouds seemed to indicate a con
tinued stormy spell, but finally the sun
began to shed its rays and the weather
here Is now ideal.
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California went wet again for the
second time inside the last few months
but the woman vote had nothing what
ever to do with this latest condition.
Heavy rains have visited all parts of
the big gold state according to recent
letters from Delta people now there
and telegraphic advices and there has
resulted much damage to property and
two or three persons lost their lives
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1916-01-21

A. w. Jarrett, former manager
the Gibson Lumber company of this
city, is now in the very midst NJ the
Mexican troubles. FL Paso, Texas, al
which point he was installed az super
intendent for n big lumber company
last week, has been under martial law
for several days on account of the riot.
Ing, etc. in that district
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c. B. Elliott, wife and little daughter
departed Tuesday morning for Denver
where they we're to visit a few days
and then proceed to Kansas points
They contemplate a trip to Texas be-
fore returning home.
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Bishop Brewster arrived in the city
on Saturday morning to begin the mis-
sion held in st. Luke's church. return
ing to his home in Glenwood Springs
on Wednesday afternoon. He was the
guest Of Mrs. Singleton and Rev. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Bacon In the six years
of his episcopate he has grown con-
stantly in the good will and friendship
Of those to whom he has minstered SO
faithfully and untiringly.
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Miss Florence McClurg, daughter
Mrs. Lucy McClurg, fell on the side
walk few days ago and sustained
fractures to her left arm which have
necessitated the use OF sling.
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Anna Edie was an outgoing passen-
city for few days pleasure visit.