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The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Mrs. ]. ". Blair.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Blair died February 18th
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Minnie Beckley of Pocatello, Idaho.
stricken with heart trouble. the re
mains being brought here. accompan-
fed by Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Mabel
Cloud of Fruitland, Idaho, and Har-
ry Blair of Ogden.
Funeral services were held at Hop
sons mortuary Friday afternoon con
Quoted by Rev Klein. after which the
body was laid to rest beside that of
her husband. who preceded her to the
Great Beyond two years ago.
Mrs. Blair was well known in this
vicinity, having been reared here and
was 6S years of age at the time of
death. She is survived by three sons.
Guy NJ. Blair of this city. and Harry
aiid Ernest Blair of Ogden. and four
daughters. Mrs. Mabel Cloud and
Mrs. Minnie Beckley of Idaho. Mrs
Hazel Erickson of Spokane. Washing
ton.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
District Court.


The case of Amelia Karn VS.. Geo.
o. Reshaw ct al. occupied several
days this week. The case grew out of
failure on the part of defendant to
execute contract in the purchase of
an orchard. Defendant denied the
contract to be in force. The jury
allowed plaintiff $1,000 damages in
stead of $500 as asked in the com
plant. Twenty days was asked by
defendant for time to prepare motion
for a new trail.
Charles Evans VS.. Christine Evans:
divorce. granted.
Carl Wise VS.. Denver Rio Grande:
motion for dismissal sustained. The
case grew out of an alleged killing of
live stock by defendant company.
Enos Smith VS.. II. w. Mcintyre.
money demand. Set for Saturday.
Starr Nelson VS.. Guy Meyer. money
demand, Set for Monday.
Court adjourned Thursday after.
noon until Saturday morning
The case of John Sigmund charged
with larceny OF live stock will probab-
ly be continued TO September term.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Delta Has Credit Company.

meeting of merchants was held
In Delta Tuesday evening and out
uhed form of an association for
the purpose of protecting the public
against those who are in the habit
OF obtaining credit and neglecting
the payment of the account. The OBJ
ject of this association is to extend
credit to all who are in the habit of
paying the accounts they make and
to prevent unscrupulous. good-for-
nothing fellows from running up" an
account that they do not intend to
pay. Harry G. Shaffer has been chos-
en- secretary of the association and
they have about forty members to
start off with.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
REGARDING DELTA VOLUNTEERS
MORE INFORMATION is DESIRED

Ny appeal for information through
the papers regarding Delta county's
volunteers has met with marked sue.
cess, but more detailed inf rmation is
desired. What l want is the full
name, including middle initial, rank.
il he be a commissioned or non-com-
missioned officer. branch of the SER
vice to which he belongs, also COM
pany letter II a member of the army
or marine corps to what boat assign
ed. il member of the navy, II unas-
signed. at what training station: also
number of training company. so they
can be reached through Postmaster at
New York.
For example. If member OF the in
fantry branch of the army:
Sergeant John f. Doe,
Co. f. 157th Infantry.
Camp Kearney. California.
If a member of the navy:
John F. Roe.
First-Class Seaman.
u S. s Huntington.
or whatever his rank may be
Trusting you will furnish me with
this information at once.
I am. yours respectfully.
C. R. BROWN.
Room %, Hillman Building.
Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
BEAN CONTRACTS

The United States food administra.
tion announces that il will buy the
entire 1917 crop of pinto beans. with
the exception of seed requirements.
and insofar as it is not already sold,
from the growers at S cents per pound
on recleaned basis. In order to OBJ.
tain this price a minimum of rs per
cent of the growers must sign con.
tracts with the food administration
agreeing to sell their beans on the
above basis. Growers will receive cash
from shipper on delivery to him. when
called for by the administration as
per terms of contract
These contracts of the food admin
istration will he in the hands of the
following men on Friday. February
%. and Saturday. February %. If
you want to take adantage of this
offer of the government be sure to ap-
ply for one of these contracts and
sign 1t. All contracts must be in the
Denver office by March 1.
Paonia- sc. HEM.
Crawford-lra Foster.
Austin-E. Stabler
Cedaredge-Frank Stewart
Delta--George Stephan. Il. II. Divel-
bliss.
Hotchkiss-E. S. Bobbitt, Paul vii.
son.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
COUPLE EXTRACT PERFECTLY
GOOD COIN FROM MESCHAET s

h" officers II this and adjoining
count IS. are on H.. lookout fer :, man
and woman named TAFT, whl arc
CHARGED with fo.sing checks or lnca,
merchants to the amount of s210 and
disappearing to parts unknown. The
theft occurred about week ago. but
the fact was not discovered for sew
days owing to the fact that the checks
had to be returned to Paonia. they
purporting to have been drawn on Al
Botstord, wealthy rancher in the
Muddy country The couple had been
employed by Botsford until about ten
days prior to their departure
The couple are described as follows
Mrs. TAFT. age 2S. height feet
inches. weight 100 dark complexion.
grey eyes. Wore purple sweater with
white stripe. John TAFT. age 25.
height 8 feet s inches. light complex.
ion, blue eyes, smooth faced Wore
brown mackinaw and white hat
The couple would step into a store
and purchased few articles. then
flash check. Everyone knew Al
Botsford's check was all right and the
merchandise and change were given
out. The checks ranged from s25 to
x45 and were cashed on six local
merchants.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Taylor Has Free Seeds.

My Dear Editor: VIII you kindly
advise your readers that as long as
my allotment lasts will he pleased
TO send a small assortment of either
vegetables or flower seeds. or both.
to all persons residing in the Fourth
congressional district, who write to
me for them. Good seed is now very
scarce and high. and there will be
more need of a garden this year than
ever before in our history. II is.
theefore. important that this limited
supply of seeds be used as economi.
cally and beneficially ms possible
My official address is House Office
Building Washington. d. C.-ED.
WARD T. TAYLOR
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
John Wesley Gallant.

John Wesley Gallant was born
June Is, 1859, at Crotton. Lee coun-
ty. Iowa. came to Florence, Colorado.
February of the year 1882 and was
married to Louise D. Gaddis Thanks
giving day of the same year. coming
to Delta county with the family in
August. 1856
Mr. Gallant was one of the pioneer
residents of this county having help
ed to build the Trickle Park reser-
voir and drove the first team to Egg
gleston lake. He was one of the pro-
moters of the Cedar Mesa Ditch and
Reservoir company. He joined the
Baptist church in Eckert in 1896 and
since that time had lived a sincere
Christian life. After a lingering ILL
ness of over four months. with can
GER of the stomach, death came to re-
lieve his suffering Wednesday morn
ing. February Goth. at the family
home on California mesa
Funeral services will be held at
1870 this afternoon in charge of Rev.
A. b. Parry and ]. A. Morrison, at
Hopson's mortuary.
The deceased leaves a wife and four
children. Ralph f. Gallant of Sirdar
Canada; Clarence E. Laura b. and
Vera N, who are at home. The sym
pathy of the entire vicinity in extend
ed to the family in their bereave-
ment
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
New Coal Vein Opened.

Pretty Allen of the Roubideau dis
trict. has opened up a seven.foot vein
OF coal about two miles above the
Nucla-Delta road crossing on the Rou,
bideau. While out-croppings did not
appear TO be much. yet Mr.. Allen
drove in tunnel and reports that the
coal appears to be much better the
further in he goes. This, when devel,
oped into n mine. will be the closest
coal TO Delta that has been discovered
in this county.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Gus Carlson Touched.

Gus Carlson. who lives up the un.
compahgrc. came to town the first of
the week and was held up" shortly
after arriving, by having 12-gauge
shotgun taken from him. Mr.. Carlson
put his team up near the Kramer
blacksmith shop and took the gun out
of his buggy and set II up against an.
other vehicle for moment while he
went into nearby store. and when
he returned the gun had made It's es.
cape. The firearm had been brought
to town for repairs and he is now
wondering just who the guilty party Is
and says that he is willing to pay a
reward for It's return as It does not
belong to him. being the property OF u
neighbor who had sent II in for the
needed repairs.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Smileaee Books.

The campaign for smileage books in
this community has been delayed ow-
ing to the failure of supplies being
sent in. Floyd Harding, local chair
man. tells us that they left Washing
ton Wednesday of this week and the
local committee will be busy next
week. Get few dollars loose in
your pocket to give the boys at the
'front.' a good time.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Sidewalk to be Put in.

Mayor Hines informs the Independ-
ent that he proposes to have con-
structed in the early spring the side
walk on Eaton avenue from the de-
pot to the present walk near Palmer
That he will cause to be repaired the
ditch along side of the Christian
church. These are two improvements
that should be made and as the new
mayor advises that he has them on
conner to Delta. as well as our own
populace. will be delighted
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
woIesIasei viii Give to Red Cross.

Mr.. Woleslagel. who is to have a
sale at his ranch home next Monday.
near Olathe. will donate 10 ears of
white seed corn to the benefit of the
Red Cross. He took second prize at
the recent corn show with this seed
and will give away this prize to the
worthy cause. The Red Cross will
serve the lunch at the sale.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Re-Opens Department.

NC-OPSHo ocPd' tHlcut
The Delta Hardware company an
nounce that they have re-opened their
tin shop and plumbing department
with F.. w. Babb. timer and plumber
of Grand Junction, who comes highly
recommended, in charge.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Do Our Bit Club.

club composed of twelve young
ladies' met at the home of Mrs. II. f.
Perkins last Friday afternoon for the
purpose of doing Red Cross sewing.
and was christened the DO Our Bit
club" They will meet each Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Perkins and will
be glad to welcome others who care
to help out in this work.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Woman's Club.

The next regular meetings of the
Delta Woman's club will occur next
Wednesday, and win he an open meet.
ing of the art department and will
consist of a review of the years work
In study of the Palace of the vatic. II.
Architecture and History Off the
Palace .........-.,......Mrs. f. w. Wiltse
Art Treasures of the Palace ..
...,..-.....,.....,..,. Mrs. c. II. stew, rt
Music Written for Sistine Choir. with
Victrola Records of same -...... =.
Miss Alice Royce
Hostesses; Mrs. A. C. Remington.
Mrs. Mortimer Stone.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
MARRIAGES. .
, 90 90 . . . . . . . . .
SchiIlinus-Piatt.

Schillings and Mrs. Clara NJ Piatt of
North Delta, Wednesday, at noon. the
Rev. A b. Parry performing the cere-
mony. The groom has been a resi-
dent of North Delta for several years
and they will be at home to their
friends there.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
NJ Meeting of Guild.

The Westminster guild of the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. Wiltse
Tuesday evening. During the business
session the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Miss
Winifred Castle. president: Miss Ber-
nice Sweitzer, vice president; Miss
Maude Gum. treasurer, and Edith
Castle. secretary.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Sarle&Snyder.

Mr.. Oliver Snyder and Miss Opal
Sarles were married on Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sarles of Ash
mesa. Rev. Alfred B. Parry of the
Baptist church performing the cere-
Snyder ranch.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
viii Buy Dairy Stock.

II. F. Ruble Of Hotchkiss and Mr.
Wisconsin for the purpose of purchas-
ing l20 head of fine Holstein dairy
cows, some of them registered stock.
These cows are already contracted
for by the famers OF the vicinity Of
Hotchkiss and Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Bert Oliver in Town.

Bert Oliver IN Town.
Bert Oliver, formerly manager for
the Western Union in Delta, was a Wis
itor here this week. He has been in
Wyoming for some months past and
will leave sohrtly for the army train
ing camp to do duty for Uncle Sam
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Bartholomew Lectures.

c. f. Bartholomew. the government
expert, lectured to the beekeepers of
this section at the court house last
Thursday afternoon. While the at
tendance was small. yet those who at
tended pronounce the meeting very
interesting and enlightening. Wesley
Foster. state inspector, was also in
attendance.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
kyffIn In Denver.

Seth Kyffin. bookkeeper for the
Stockham Hardware company was
among those leaving yestsrday for
Denver where he will enjoy much
needed spring vacation, returning the
first of the week.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Returns From Hog Market.

Sunday A. B. Crabill of the Delta
Flour mill, returned to Delta from a
trip to the Denver markets with a
carload of hogs. This is one of the
many shipments made by him this sea
son.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Stanford May Help Uncle Sam.

R. l.. Stanford. manager of the Del
ia County Cooperative Telephone
company, has offered his services to
the government and may be called at
any time. He will be enrolled in the
engineer corps
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
, DEATHS. (.
; % . . . . . . . 80 . =
John F. Mitchell.

Mrs. r. F. Williams of our city re-
ceived the sad message the last of
the week announcing the death of her
brother, John F. Mitchell. Mr. Mitch
ell had been a resident of Springfield
Illinois. for many years and was IS
years of age at the time of his death.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
lawton-DanieIs.

Mr.. Allen l.. Daniels and Miss Grace
E. Lawton. of California mesa, were
married Wednesday evening o'clock
at the Baptist parsonage, the Rev Al
fred B. Parry performing the cere-
mony. A reception was held at their
home on Palmer srteet after the
ceremony
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
They Have Another Girl.

DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Miller are the
happy parents of brand new baby
girl who arrived at their home on Fri
day. February 18th. The doctor says
she is too small to carry name and
they haven't weighed her yet.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Mi dsen's to Leave.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Madsen are ad-
vertising a sale for March 1st, after
which they will leave for Seattle.
Washington, where they will make
their home. Their forty acres on Cal
ifornia mesa has been sold to F. Y
Goettelman. who moved his family
there recently.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Attention Rebekahs.

All members of the Rebekah lodge
and visiting Rebekahs of Delta are
requested to report at the Odd Eel
lows hall on Tuesdays and Fridays of
each week at o'clock p. m, for Red
Cross sewing. e.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Marriage Permits.

have been issued out of the county
clerks office within the past week:
Allen L. C. Daniels and Miss Grace
f. Lawton, Alvin A. Snyder and Miss
Opal Sarles, Aries f. Schillings and
Mrs. Clara NJ Piatt, all of Delta; Eu-
gene Beachman and Anna Marie
Withem. both of Hotchkiss: Ben
Dougherty. of Fort Worth. Texas. and
Mrs. Mamie Dansbee. of Montrose
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
Little Daughter ~.

The thirteen-months'- old daughter of
Mrs. Ben Lowe has been suffering
from an attack of acute indigestion,
and on Wednesday the little one was
brought to the home of her grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Hutchi-
son. where better nursing and medical
attention can be given.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
City Benefits BY Measles.

The first money to be returned to
the city treasury from the posting of
signs for measles. was made this week
when Harry Mathers came forward
with his two dollars. 1t has been the
habit heretofore to disregard this fea-
ture of the city law. according to our
authorities.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-22
DR.. J. q. HENRY LEAVES
FOR CALIFORNIA

The series of evangelistic services
held in the Baptist church during the
two weeks from February to IL.
closed last Sunday night with an en-
ian church. when DIR. Henry gave his
strong address on What God Has
Done to Keep Men Out of He'll" The
music was led by Mr.. Seth Kyffin,
with solos by Mrs. F. W. Grove and
Miss Grace Adams.
At the close of the service a large
number of converts and friends of
DIR. and Mrs. Henry, bade them good
bye and expressed hearty apprecia-
tion for the great work that has been
accomplished during the two weeks
work. DR. and Mrs. Henry left Mon
day afternoon enroute for San Fran
cisco. where they resided at one
time. DIR. Henry was a popular pas
tor of the Pacific coast years ago in
the earliest days of his ministry.
Many expressions OF good will and
appreciation were made by DIR. Hen
ry and the people of Delta were com
plimented highly Especially the peo-
pie OF the churches who Loyalty stood
by the effort made to win souls" in
this special series of meetings" New
er have ! been associated with bet
ter organized church and ! shall be
glad to make a return visit to Delta
and find the Sunday school and the
church doubled in membership" was
the substance OF one remark made
by DR. Henry" The Baptists gave
DIR. Henry a substantial free will Of
fering in behalf of their members.
Increase In Sunday School.
There was a marked increase in
the attendance in the various Sun
day schools OF the city last Sunday.
vim and enthusiasm evidenced among
the pupils of all classes seeking new
pupils.
Union Prayer Meeting.
There will be a union prayer meet
ing In the Baptist church tonight with
Rev. Klein OF the Methodist church
leading. An interesting program with
further plans for the personal cam
paign OF the churches was the thought
Of the assembly. A very cordial in
vitation Is extended to the new con-
yerts from the Henry meetings to
attend.
Baptismai Service Sunday Night.
A Baptismal service will follow the
evening service in the Baptist church
Sunday night. The pastor will have
charge OF the regular services Sun
day.
Patriotic Service.
A flag service will be held in the
Baptist church Sunday night. March
I'd, opening at 7:3o o'clock with
patriotic song service. There will be
several talks by lay men closing with
an address on Service and Consecra-
ton" by the pastor. Rev. Alfred b.
Parry. A cordial invitation is en
tended to the public.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Seffentlider gerfanf.

Ser llnteraeihnete miro in Dc,
@obnung bcs pe%rltorbenen Serrr
Starf, gegcnilber bonn @asconaoe
Golntp Iusltcllunes < Elas, in Ser.
mann, Mo.. am
Samstas, bcm 10. SnIi, 1918,
5ipii6en Sen Stunben bon 10 llbr,
bormittaes unb 12 ltbr, mittaes, II.
sniihen 1 unb 5 llbr nahmittags, az,
ben Meiltbietenocn perfaufen:
Rugs, Seppite, 8iidcridranf,
Slltbalter, Maieitic &anee nit SeiB-
maiier . Sorridtune, &iidcnfabinct.
&iidentiih unb Stiiblc, Scrrife gis=
i6ranf, 4 Sbiiren. (@lassfiitter,,ns),
@alolin.S cfcn (G,uif McaD 6 9rcn-
ner rno elmer nit 2 gren,ern, Scib-
Scfen (fir &ol5), Ingclus Elapcr
(glci6foIIs 200 Mh,iif 3 Mcllcn)
9ettitellen, 0rciicrs, &leiOcrifrGnfe,
l1in., 9ibliotDcftiid II. onbcre Glide,
S6al,felitilblc unb 5aplreide anoerc
Stiiblc, Iorlor Sellompe, banbgc-
malt, Statucn, &abinctte, @onobil-
Der allcr Nrt, pcrgoloctc SpicgeI,
Sibeboorb (9uffct) Gor5ellan-
ifranf. 60. 56lligcr Speiietiif, Ger
biertiid, 9uscnb Stilble, glcftriider
Som, 2inolcuuL SiIbcrmaaren,
Suntlcp Saciurm &ebrer, Eeppi6.
&ebrer, Shloi5immcr MobeI, gaien,
Senlter : Sroperie, Sdrotflinte.
Sanofoffer uno 8eiietaiden, 8ett-
febern (Sprines) uno Matrasen,
&opffiiien, Seberbetten, Eor5cIlans
Soilettcn Get, = bpbe Stilble, ne,ler
&inoer. @oeen, Onpr-Siib, Mabo.
Conn BcbcitaI, @olbfii6.8 las nit
Ger5icrung, &crbona Strcder. But
terfaB @di6eringer, @efrierer,
Sreppenlcitcr, Gioerpreiic fIein),
@urititopfcr, @arten Stiible uno
Glide, 3S.5oniecr SlcndbIof, Glide,
grobe @aogc. @aif5llber, &iidcnge.
ratb, &affcemiible, SorbGngc, 9ric.a-
8rac, 8lasslpaorcr,, Scraicrtngen
uno 5ablreihe anbcre Irtifel.
9eoingunecn: 9etr1ge bon $500
ober lpeniger. 9aor. Sir 9etrGee
iiber $500 cine S%beiI5ablung bon 90
8ro5ent 9aar; fir ben Geitbetrog
miro elm &rebit bon brei (3) Mona.
ten bepiIliet, gegen Iote nit GENT
GENDER 9iiraidaft, penn 10 gepiinibt.
Collie es al benz Gage regncn,
oaitn miro Der @erfauf am 20. SuIi
it%attfinoen.
Gen. Starf's Nadlaf,
Sermonn, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Sir Sdmeinesad,ter.

S6atten uno reines 8aiier tpah'
reno Der Commemorate iinb ourh.
aus mcientIid CUR 3iidtung BON
Ghmeinal. Mile Sortcn Shipeine
miiiicn Shatten boben. gu biel d.
reftes Sonnenliht lit oft oaiilr Der
anttuortlid, bob Die Sdweine n,oser
blciben unb frepicren.
Man Jorge iiir e~eniigeno Shatter
fir Tie inter @61n,cn ober rlan bret
te 3elttiidler obcr Scdcn ilber Stan'
gen ODER Hfablcn aus, 10 oab Die
Sicre i'm Shotten ruben fonnen.
Rcines iriides Srinflpaiier lit fin
Sdmeine cbenio nidtig, mie Sdat'
ten. @enn linen Flares Iriides &oi
fer aus benz 9runncn ooer cine,
Guellc 5llr Scrfiigune Itebt, ipcroer
iie Dos 8olier ans Den 8fiiten mid;
trinfen. GO iollte fir Tie gum 8aber
cine art 3onne aus 9eton berge
ftellt nerben. Die cttpa 6 bel s Sui
grob unb ID 3oll tief iii. 0iei'
fam bes Sefteren gereinigt nerben
nnb Die 5olee miro icin, bob bi'
Shmeinc better ecbciben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Neues Bpm Canaan.

Sri. Slorice Ridaroion Delde ldol
felt lGnsercr 3eit leibcnb III lpuro'
am lesten Samlstoe mad ct. Soltis
in Sas getbIaiba Soipital gcbruht
Sic plroe beeleitet bon ". y. Sid
nrbion unb Or. Sobn o. Seba.
Gin llnbefannter Ditrbe ont Der.
gangenen Samstag bier %angebalter
nno 6urh GonItabIe Irtbur Brice
nod SpenspilIe ecbradt. @ir b.
ben bis iest nod uidt eriabren mos
fir cine InfIagc gcgen Den Rann er-
boben luoroen lit.
Senrp Mc@innis fam an lesten
Samstag bier porbci. auf Dem @ege
nad 2oenig, l1n ieinen Sf)pager gu
beIllden Der, mic inns miteetbeiIt
pur0e. bebcnflih erfranft lit.
,Sanles Oeter bat ieit mebreren
Sagen fir Die bieiigen Sarnler Sufer
eemdbt; Der 'Soicr crgiebt bier feline
cute @rnte.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
IL, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Senrp Rrifner, pelder in lesterer
3eit in &anias g~earbeitet bot, lit am
porigen 5reitag nad ct. 2ouis ge.
reiit, INT lid bel Der Wtarine anfper.
ben gu laiien. @ir baben bis iest
nod nidt aehort Oh ct nngenommen
mnroe.
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Seffcutlidjer Serfanf.

Ser llnter5eidnete miro alIf icinel
Sarnr. altf benz alten Sim 0apis So
LAMB, 4 Meilcn meitlih bon Worri'
ion. allt
g amstag g, ocn 81. Suli 1918
b%cginncno INN 10 llbr, pormittags
bas fplgenbe bepcglide @igentbun'
an Den Meiitbictenocn b%crfaufcn:
Yferbc, A &ilbe, 4 &Glber, 1 Cher,
3 Saucn, 10 2Gufer. 9eerins 9inoer.
2 MGbre. &ibing Glofp, 3 Sdauiel.
pfliige, 2 @angpflii9c, 0oppeltcr
diamond" Yflus, / Gultiuators.
@as engine, 2 Get .@eibirre,
Get Yflug. @cI6irrc, Sattcl. @uggp,
Sprinemasen. Surrep. @or, @agen,
Srome.@ aecn. 2 Gsecn, Grain.
Drill, Seurcden, $50 @etrcioe'
Side, SuontitGt Sc,t, S~ncllbator,
Sc 2npaI Cream Separator, iomie
anberes Sarmscrdtb 5u 5oblreid, Inn
angefiibrt al merber.
SeSingnnsen: Summen bon $500
unb barunter, Saar. Sir 9etrage
bon iiber $500 miro elm &reoit bon
'Wonaten beiuilliet. geaen Note init
aeniigenber 9ilrgihaft. Sir 9aar.
3ablungen bon Summcn ilber $500
miro 3 Erp5ent Oisfonto erlallbt.
@enn es a1n q. Ssitli reol,en loQ-
te, oann miro Der Serfauf ON %.
Suli itattfinbcn.
Sen @ol5, Iorriion, 800.