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The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mrs. II. F. Stewart who has been
in Denver for some weeks under treat
ment with specialist for certain
blood or bone affection which caused
a stiffening of the joints in her arms
and hands is now in Greeley with rel
atives and friends and Mr.. Stewart
has just received a message from her
stating that doctors there advised an
operation for appendicitis. She has
suffered considerably at different
times for several years past with ap-
pendicitis and has just about decided
to undergo the operation. Mr.. Stewart
departed yesterday for Greeley.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A Mrs. Walters and other ladies
who had driven four year old colt
to Delta from their farm homes near
Coalby last Sunday were thrown from
their wagon on Main street when the
horse took fright at an automobile. but
fortunately they escaped practically
unhurt. Mrs. Walters had little babe
in her arms at the time and she was
successful in shielding the child from
injuries. The runaway was stopped by
Ed Hanson who gave chase on horse
back and grabbed the reins.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A meeting of the rangers of the
Gunnison, Battlement and Uncom.
pahgre National Forests will be held
at Delta, February 2S to March 2, in
elusive. The chiefs, or their assist.
ants from the offices of operations,
silviculture, lands and grazing, of the
District Foresters office. Denver, will
attend.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

John Peterson, who has just begun
the erection of fine business building
at the lower end of Eaton avenue fac
ing the passenger depot, has just con-
cluded deal for purchase of twen-
ty-five and one-half acre tract of land
on the Gunnison river near Campbell
switch owned by Ed Hammond. The
purchase price was $1,000.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mr.. Darnell, who has been a para.
lytic for more than year. has rented
his house on Dodge street and will
leave for Nebraska about the seventh
of March. Mr.. Darnell was formerly
active in prohibition work, having been
both attorney and lecturer for the
league. and as Nebraska has launched
her statewide fight for prohibition. he
has decided, because of the urgency
of requests for his presence and his
own desire to be in the fight if only
Mn small way. to go to Nebraska,
where he has good home. He leaves
things so he can come back to Delta
at any time.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Absolutely spring weather this week
Sky clear as crystal, bright sunshine
and no wind-warm enough to start
the snow to melting, even on the hills,
and to dry up the roads. With con-
tinuation of this kind of weather
farmers will soon be plowing.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

George Jackson. of California mesa,
who has been spending the winter in
Santa Fe, New Mexico. returned Mon
day of this week. Mr. Jackson was
visiting with his daughter and her
husband. viii Ryan and wife. Will
being the son Of Mr.. Thomas Ryan, Of
the Gunnison valley.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Work was begun Tuesday morning
on feeding pens for four hundred head
OF hogs near the Delta flour mills. Mr..
Crabir having decided to handle about
that many the coming season. These
pens are to be of the automatic char
required In feeding operations.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Ted Dickerson and Shorty Gibson
got into little alteration Tuesday af-
ternoon which caused them to be cited
to the chief magistrate Of the city
Wednesday morning when the former
was assessed o fine of $40 and the
latter s22.5O.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A letter received by friends in the
city states that Prof. C. E. Smith, has
been appointed County Agriculturist
of Las Animas county, with headquar-
ters at Trinidad. The estimable fam
lily resided here for about two years
and Mr.. Smith was science instructor
in our high school.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Isham, residents
of this city and vicinity for some years
past, have sold all their household
goods and other personal effects and
started for Sacramento, California, on
Friday evening. They are expecting to
locate permanently in that city.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Jimmy Johnson, son of NJ. J. John
son of this city. passed through Delta
last Monday evening enroute for Cal
ifornia where he expects to look up a
good position if possible and locate
for time. Jimmy has been living in
Denver for several months past.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Among the Cedaredge attendants at
the present term of the district coui
and business visitors in the city TO
come down on Monday were the fol
lowing: Charles Aldrich. Bert Smith
ers. Frank Cole. Otto Peterson. VIII
liam Buzzard. John Lufer. Parker and
Leslie Hart.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Recent letters from Robert Gale
to his father state that he is now get
ting along nicely, after surgical opera
tions in a Denver hospital and ex-
poets to be able to come home soon.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A bright little baby boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. John Platt of Ash mesa
ents have pronounced him to be the
cutest little valentine ever received.
Mother and child reported doing
nicely.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Charley Parker has traded his
flivver for a fine new Chevrolet. with
room for five passengers. He would
not tell us how much difference he
got in the deal The new car is a
peach" anyway. even II he didn't get
anything TO boot.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

February. the shortest month of the
year, has a number of notable days.
There's Lincoln's birthday. Valentine
day and washington's birthday, not to
mention Ground Hog day and this year
the 29th day
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Clyde Beckley departed yesterday
for Demming. New Mexico, to become
telegraphic clerk in the Western Tn.
ion office at that point.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A. B. Crabill went out on Saturday
with two cars of fine hogs for the Den
yer markets and expected to get much
better returns for his stock than upon
one or two former shipments.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

r. D. Blumberg and his little son,
Joe, came over from their home at
Hooper in the San Luis valley the lat
ter part of last week for a week or
friends.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Next Sunday the New Perkins will
serve roast turkey and broiled spring
chicken. See ad in this issue.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mrs. George Parks was down from
Hotchkiss over Sunday a guest at the
home of her parents on Dodge street.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

w. w. Warner of the Delta Racket
store. was called to Montrose yesterday
on account of the illness of his partner
in the Racket store of that city.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
Did you get a Valentine?

License to wed was issued this week
to Mr.. William ]. Fitzpatrick of Delta
and Miss Eva Jarwin of Montrose.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Cold weather once in a while kind.
les affection for the wood pile.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

A bright little baby girl came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. John
son on Wednesday, February 16, 1916.
Mother and child doing we'll
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Ex-Governor E. NJ. Ammons was in
the city on Sunday having just re-
turned from trip to his farm in the
Hotchkiss district. He returned to his
home in Denver on the evening train.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Blaine arrived
home Monday evening from a few days
business and pleasure visit in the capi-
tai city.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
Ask for Gold Band Butter.

Frank Shields was over from Olathe
on business Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Tom Mostyn shipped car of cattle
from this station to Ouray on Tuesday
and car of hogs purchased of Ed.
Hanson, on Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Dr. L. A. Hick has SO far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able
to be at his office for short time each
gday.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18
Make Independent advertisers your
buyers guide.

John B. Black was over from Mont
rose on business last Sunday and Mon
day.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Ray Cook. son of l.. A. Cook, arrived
in the city last Sunday evening from
Denver. and expects to remain here
for some little time, perhaps perma-
nently. Since leaving Delta about six
years ago he has been at Panama and
was employed on the canal as an cleo
trician. He held this position for
nearly five years and during this time
he married southern girl who pre-.
ceded him to Delta from Denver and
the young lady states that she is much
pleased with this part of the west.
The Delta independent., 1916-02-18

Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster bish-
op of the Episcopal diocese of west
ern Colorado. arrived yesterday after
evening in the city. The bishop said
in reply to a question. that he had not
decided yet whether or not he would
accept the proffered bishopric in Maine
to which he was recently elected. mo
selection has been made for this do
cese in case should leave" he said,
"and I am not at all certain that will
accept the honor great as 1t is.-Grand
Junction Sentinel, Saturday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
]SuR(onOs }rouen.

Sir bic l40nifen, mo6loebiloctlien
Jrauen RuBlanOs gclten Die aug sen
@oupernements &urst, Srcl unb Gos
itromd, uno ou1 i9re 3vu6t 1T ma
lerifc6cr ols Die III aa0eren @eaeu0sn.
Der aopiI9mud Der iungen qldod5cn
beiiebt ouS elmer bulbmonOf0rmiqen
W2ube, oeren S0rner bismeiien aufz
re1t getroqeu iUerSen, mas ,Gorotn"
genannt miro Der Rod lit run0ge
f9nitien, i'm Gommer ous 2einpano,
i'm Mtnler aus Wol3euq, beibe in
bunten 6arbea reic6 geitidt. lle6er
Dem 3pd miro nod cine 9(rt GHiir8c
ooer lanss 8luFe nit Nermeln uno
8unoFiderei getragcn Die a3ana
pesta" beiBt un5 nurfoitlem Sell bon
@roBrublan0 eigen lit. eym Qginter
miro cine 9ubiade nit pel3 i6sr
&od uno r3anoDesia" getragcu un0
9lnden, 0ols unD Dbren tpet0en our1
llm6inben eines leinenen GUIDES iiber
Die bol6monof0rmige &opftcoedunq
9ef9iiBt 8eIon0ers eigentiimlid5 tit
Die Sra9t Ser 8rdute. Sine bo9r
3uderbutf6rmige, 6inien ausseiAnit
tene UliiBe trdgt ben ipeilcn langen
Shleier, Der bis 5u oeu SSiiBsn Der
graut 6inabret9t 2eioer 1T bic
Sh0nbeit unD 9yriid6e Der groBrtiiis
fben 5rauen cine ie6r pergdnslide.
Dos friibe 0eiraten ma@t i6ye s9liite
Seit 81 elmer auffolleno fur3en uno
init oreiBig Sdbreu lino iie 70 bid, oaB
non einem 9Rei3 nidt mebr pie g3eoe
Iein tonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Note 9iii6en, quite Sol3gurten,
ipei9geto1te Sellerie uno il set
S4ale getoc6te GartoFTeln, oIles an
gleihen Seileu, peroen in S6ei6en
geiduitten unb nit folger6er Sauce
Dermil6t; 6ortgeio@te Gier peroen
NIT Giiig, SalS, Seuf uu6 elm lpenig
3uder feiH geriibrt, 0onn Sci uno 0ide
faure So6ue, auf je cin 81 ctipd einen
9ol3erneu aii9enl0ffcl poa, bin3uges
fiigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

3pei SbertoHen bon Wlebl rcrben
nit elmer 9bcrtdfe pon 3srldTener
Butter un0 elmer 9bertaKe DDu to6ens
Dem MaiIer gebriibt. @enn ber 3eig
p0llig erSaltet lit. iperoeu orei ganSe
@ier noM uno no8 6a5u gel@lageu, Die
WlaiTe geial5en unb ipcnn man oies
liebt, nit etpas M}uStotnuB oeipiir3t
Wlan ftidt Io0onn nit eiuem Q0ffsl
tleine AlDBe Oabon ob, lGBt Iie longs
lam gar to6en, bis Iie obeu ibipims
men, uno reidt iie nit gei4mortem
Sbit p0er nit 3piebcIbuiier. Sc6r
fleine 9riibtl0B@en fam man audi in
tlarer Suppc ferpieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Scbt ana 3Icii1fartcn.
9crIiu, ?. SlpriI. ,sn meni.
gcn Ia9cn iuer0eu icBt Sen @roo-
mo @itter-Aortcn oil1 6IciiA.aor.
ten bin5naeiiigt mcrocn. GieS 6cocu.
tct, 0oB ocr Gouilni Don 6lciidb I'M
ao5en 0cutidci &cidc BON cincr
Central 5lciid)perilcilingS StcQc
auS rc8ulirt rcroan miro.
I'm bic 1urdiiibrung 0cr nciicn
&orldlrift III AcitaIrants 5u crleids
tern iuiro oic gcgcmudrtigc, innnccr
nod icbr unfanareihc Speiicfartc
cams iucicntlih 6cid)nittcn lperOon.
sir bic .Qlittag9-Mo6l5cit miro in
3ifinit ur cine 5lciidipeiic mlf Der
Spciicfarte itc6eu oiiricu. Gosiclbe
gift pon scr Snppc, ser SiBipeiic
mo ocm adic. Tic Sollpersaarte
bari etua5 rciN6nltigcr ge6alten icin,
o6er and bier iucrocn iucientiic6c Be
ldraltlngcn cttrctcli
Iie @ia6l5eiicu mcroen Ocn @dItcn
nidt me6r AMI Grtra.SNiiicln icr.
Dirt pcrocu ionocrn oircft aui Dem
1eller pon Ocm lie eiicn Eaonrh
ioa 9lrbeit 1eipdrt merOcn.
Gds 9luiIaacnoc 6ei Der 5o1c ill.,
OaB oicic OirlioAcn ncueu 9caulatio.
men uou &u6Iiflm o6nc Oitrrcn 6in.
genommeu reroeu. SeSernaln ocntt
ouB iolAe 3aden i'm &ricae e6cn
Acknowledgements nit in oen aauf
acnommen wcrocu niiiiien iino lit
iibcr5eugt OoB Sic 9l}aiicn idlieBlih
bon oieicn @oridriitcn &ortbel 6o-
ben ueroeli SeI6it Sic &eiiarant.
9eIiser iino ie6r 5niric0cn; 0em cs
war ibncu maudmal ridt leidt, sic
@louni9ialti9fcit 0cs @lcmis 5u er.
haltel Die lonIi uon ben Sditen pet
lanat mirOe.
6roncn ais @crit-9tr6ci.
tcrinncn
9tDcrpool; .. 9lpriI. Mi Sen
Smcrpoolqr Meriteu perridtcn icbt
,5raucn oie 9lrbeit bon @9Guncrn
anf ocn TodS Der .9eDlano.Sinie"
ltlo na1eji 100 6roucn sur 3cit an.
scltclt Sc mar crii 6efiirc6tct NOR.
ocn 0oB pic Observation-Disclosures
Sdluicriafeitcn MAIDEN miiroc, ood
'S III Gin 9IbfommcH aetroficu lpor.
oen mo oie 6raucn crbalten jest bic.
elbcu So9uidbc mic Sic 9GGmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

3pei Gier, cinen @Bl0ffel Butter,
einen GBIoffel 3uder, Elm tleines @los
m2il9, etnen bulben 1eei6ffel @aGpula
Der. Butter unb 3uder gut perreis
ben, Gioottcr bin3u. oonu 9lil9, m1e6T
unO @crnmeal, 3uleBt ole geicbagenen
GipeiBe. Syn tleinen Sem" Yfans
men Bel irbuellem 5euer baden. 81
Oielcn Mluffins 1T Oas psiBe Gorns
meal Dor5u3ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Q[lte Sdiuten ni6jt peniger mie
ontunObier5ig, junge picritno3pan5ia
@tunocn einipei1en, Sn mormem
Maher lDaic6en, nit Der SHporte naG
unten in Den aeiiel lcgen, faltes g9ais
fer 0arii6er, lsiie lie0eh lahen penn
n0tig nit pormcm WuRer nabFiiIen.
Sir je 3tpeiunoeinbal6 @iun0 @epid)t
cine Stunoe &o43eit, Seine Gjdbel
einltecben, Inn ben @roD Oes @arIeirs
5u periu4en. Der Gnintcn Drebt
iib berum peuu er gar ilt Die Suut
beiB obl0len nibt dniGneiosn, e6e er
p6llig crtaltet III. @r muB leBr Dors
iicbtig getobt per0en. lpenn ibm bes
feline @ci2mad crbalteH blci6eu lou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
@r06c N0ffnnm0em.

WAVkN guilNhNBSl'
Gic rcpu6lifaai6c @artci fmipit
iol&c an sic E6otiabc, SAB Oiooc-
pcltlnO Noot bei oen 9iebesma6l
in 9lcp 9orf sic etrcitart bcora-
ben 6a6cu. @on i6ncn bcioeu
oiiritc sic @eIioItlmg oeS rcpu.
bIitauiiden EidctS ab5dnacn.
9ht6mablidc Ganoioatcn.
@oi6ington ,. 9(priI De-
ocutiomc 6olgeu UeripriHt man iicb
IN repu6lifoniidcu areiicu BON 0clu
an lcbtcn 6rcitag IN 91cp Dorf o6.
gcbaltcncn Bridesmaid, bci Ocm Scrr
&obert Bacon Der Saiacbcr mar imO
bel Dem sum critcn N}alc felt 0clu
G6icagOcr Acknowledgement Der re-
piblitoniibcu @artci i'm Sa0rc 1912
Sol. RooieucIt luo Gr.5taats.Sclrc-
tar @li0l 9foot al cincm Siic9e ioBeu.
@elAc Ginwirflng ocieS giebcs-
ma5l ouf Sic @eitnltlug oes rcpubli
tauiiden EidetS i'm nd6icu 9IoDcn-
Der bobcn nia92 ,Sn Sen gIugcn scr
rcpu6lifoniibcu %arteiii6rcr bcitc5t
fciu 3iUcifcl Oori6cr, oaB ser Gr-
4'rdIiOcut mo iciu irii6crer bttcriier
@cgncr, Scrr 9loot, ole Strcitagt be-
0raben lH0 6eidloiicn 6abcn iib 5u-
iamucn5ut6m. Inn oas u6c6itc repu.
bIifaniic6c FrdiiOcntidaitS. lidet 3u
uomiuircn.
Gic Ser6ciiii6rn8 Der g(u9io6
una 5luiidcu Gol. 9looicpcIt mo
Srn. 9loot miro III rcpublifariic1cn
areiien ais Gin @lciitcr- SGaA5u9
ser oa3li acciauct icin
oiiriie. oic 60ic 5cripIittertcu Screen
Der repnblifaniihcu @drtci mieOer 3u
Sdon iin0 &rop6ejeiln8cu gc-
nlaht iuprocu OoB oaS rcpubligaui.
ic6c lidct IN Scr fonucaocu &rGiis
ocnti6aits Gompa9nc oic 9|omcn
&ooicUelt lno &oot. o0cr 9loot laio
oocr 9looiepclt lmo @ora6
nit &oot aIS .Scfrctdr
oocr 9orob nn0 NooicpcIt trageu
lrcroc.
Bon uiclen scitcp miro aid ais
bcOeuiuuasooa aui 0ic 9luueien6cit
ciueS Oiertcn Gbei(ne6mcrs al sic.
lem 9iebesma6l 6in9cruicieL ndnli1
oeS @cncralnaiorS 9eouor0 $1,000,
@eucraliio6sdciS iutcr Sem gooie.
oclt-Rc9inc imO jcet &ommauoclr
ocS 0itIidcn Icportcncuts nit ocnl
Souptquorticr III 9}GD Dorf,
IS miro ais 0urdauS mo9liH cr-
adtct, oaB Gol. GooieOcIt ali Dem
Bridesmaid t6eiljlue6meu ii9 bareit
nrtl0rtc, un oeu 9}amen 0cS @ene-
ralS @oo0 ais Sen ciueS GomprouiB-
Sauoiooien fir bic domination in
Soridlog 81 bringcn.
@on ollcn Seiten miro OcriiNcrt
oaB 0ic %cpu6lifouer bic Miiitr1S-
5rogc SIM @olpt- Sine i6rcr Gam
1alnc cr9c6en mcrOcn mo bic Der.
ocs Generals nit aQcu mi-
Litdriic6en Gingen ioatc ion ncbeu
emcr Hconcrlo6c 81 cinem forni-
ta6lcn %ort0mpicr Ser repu6lifani-
dcn @orici madbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
@ORIi4msden6es 4nitien
Q1ohLIrhmeden6c GMniLErn filI

lSoDllopmedenDe S9nltlen till
&ranle bereitet man febr ooriiDtig ir
DaB ie an teiner Stene psrbrcnnen.
Damn beiireidt man fie auf beioen
Seittn nit Butter, taud5t iie iebr raid
eiu5eln in beiBes ggaher unO fiiA
Damn geuug geiiiBte Sa6ne oard6er
Inn iie gan5 Oamit 3u Durc6trduten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Dos 6leiTc1 etnes jKnoen 2ainmss
ipiro in Sierli6e gleihmdBige Stiide
3erlegt INN inter Sin3ufiigung bon
3pei &dl6sfiiBen in GalamoHer gum
Ro9en oebroDi, pobei man ben
S9aum iorqidltig abninmt; MIN Fiigt
man Elm @iertel Quart BATS WeiBs
tDein, BARS NeireIiig etipus TIeilcbs
ertrott, ben Soit bon elmer 3iirone,
Slpei Qor6eer6ldtier. ciniqc 9lelitn,
9fefiert0rncr, etpas Mlustaibliie uu0
8itroneni4alc bin5u unO ldEt Oas
fyleilh IanqIam luei6 odmtfen @aan
bebt man cS aus Ser &riibs, TAB. oiei
nod eintohen, riibrt Den iteifcn l5Hace
BON orei bis oiel giipeiBen 9iu3n, ldBt
bic grii6e 0amit tlar fodeu une Ieibt
iie 6urn elm &uH. Cine glaste Sorm
fpiIt man nit gAaher aus, Iegt Sas
Gleil6 binein, giebt bic 8riiAe 0Griiber
unO TAFT bieic Speiie auF Gis sritors
rem. Sat man teiu Gis. am 3dae
borbcr 3u muAen uao iie an eirenl fols
ten Grte auf3ubepabren. ara2bcm
Iic oeiiiirst, gibs mon cine @emohIaosn-
lnucc oa5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

&aIteMiL@ L@-ipeifelI.

Die Sausfrau. bic @aIie 3um tolim
9(benobrot bat, tounie in bic 2ogc
tommen, einem ooer Dem onGeren oer
@eldoeneH cine grpBe qtufmertiams
felt gu erpeiien, inoem iie fir Elm tal.
tes Syiihgeribt Dorgei0rgt bat- DieIt
5iiriorge mo9te unter llmTidnoen
Oanl6ar dnertannt pcr0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03


slai0ele NaIio 1noe plo voN
70 s!ui1cc qalto 1u0c 30. aeM
go slui0clle 6 9 ( \ g pio Itii8
30 Aul0cilc eOni Goal ....-.. 99
20 sMi0cue Canton 0o.... lia
1875 gmBcic Goshen X 0o ... igia
400 sm0ele Goshen gas pio... 4N
& ani0cic Goshen Gos conf ... s&
80 smlbec eosogu @aS pio ~ 4
$50 sIuipcic Gosocn & Co. . i9ia
25 Am0eIe MeyaMlca gam - a7la
snibelc Nou0ern Central m s7N
500 slui0etc clla %foo g gmf GM
80 smi6cc Ga ssat 4ow es9oD Ta
AZ slHi9ce eapupa 8a rau i2M
slui0elc Slate qan 81 Mio 2a
IS ani0ce ziaic gant q gio 90
0M sIniQdlc @lt y @lius eom ~ io
10 Hui0eic cna 9roo & Iei..,.~ 0M
20 eni9cle uniico Tbs cont .. a7M
IS slnioce unlico 2ns com ,s. 27Fs
1000 stHi0cic gsaplauo Gil ..... TM
200 gmi6eEe ssaplauo cil ....... 7gs
ii4o gnl0cc gsoplaNo cil ....- 7sa
LOO gmiDcle gSaglana Cil .s....... ass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
6utcls

elN+NAVt
uSoiel 9laIeig0 Sollioa9- uno
sSaoctte.5troBc.
oSotcl Genncrt -2i6ertp- um6
SarntoQa.S
uSotcl staiior0" @ai6inoton
&lace.
rSotcl 9tlbion" gat0roraI- uno
9li6mon0.6traBc.
uSotel 9lltanont~ gutap 9lace
un0 2an0ale-StroBe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

matronen mit 3piebod.
9(uf bier Bis fiinf GipeiBc, bic redi
friID iein ioaen re1net man Elm ball.
bes Pfun6 feinen 3uder. Elm @iertcIs
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item @bnee gelc4logeu mo nit bcm
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tleine 0dufhen boDpn auf Sbloten
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lam Baden, Oiirfen niAt ounIel lpers
ben, fonoern miiRen III Scr Dliite ciueu
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gang ipeicb onFiiblen.
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Nh &ahitaI.MnIraer.

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-01
Russ Take 100000
Men Within Month

Petrograd, June 30.-The Russians
have captured 205,00O prisoners since
June 4 in their operations in Galicia,
according to a statement by the war
office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-01
SOUTH SIDE JOINS
IN GREATER OMAHA
Banquet in Honor of George
Parks Occasion for Revival
of Civic Interest.
FAITH IS PLEDGED ANEW

Dear old South Omaha; sweet be
her memory. Blessed be those men
who toiled for thrifty years. 1t is now
for you young men to take up the
work of those prophets of hope. Let
Greater Omaha be the splendid star
toward which you shall guide your
ship. Let service be your motto"
said Rev. Robert L. Wheeler, in the
keynote speech of a Greater Omaha
get-together dinner last evening in
the restaurant of the Live Stock ex-
change building, South Side.
The dinner was attended by $50
representative men OF the merged, city
and was rendered to the city commits
sioners in honor of George Parks, re-
Gently elected city commissioner to
fill vacancy.
F. Buckingham was chairman of
the occasion and Bruce McCulloch
served as POSTMASTER. Green's band
discoursed musical enthusiasm and
Miss Grace Poole contributed several
vocal numbers. During the evening
there were several demonstrations OF
pep" During his toast to The Tie
That Binds" Rev. Mr., Wheeler said
that South Side people may have lost
much, but will gain more by con-
solidation.
Randall X. Brown, on behalf of the
Commercial club, expressed the hope
that South Siders will make this club
its own club and share in the advan-
tages it offers. DIR. T. c. Henry OF
the Rotary club extended the hand
of fellowship to the South Side PEG.
pie.
"When the city commissioners
elected George Parks they wiped out
the last bit Of feeling which resulted
from the merger" declared Henry C.
Murphy, amid wild applause.
Mayor Dahlman told of the great.
ness of the west, and other toasts
were: John NJ. Tanner, "Reminis-
cences;" J. B. Watkins, Commercial
Unity" Harry Ryan, "For the AID
Club and Retail Merchants" Rev
Father Cuba, Community Inter.
ests;" A. w. Jefferis, "Ak-Sar- Ben
Jack Ryan, "A Voice from the
Patch" and George Parks.