davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
NovY REKoRD AvIATIKU.
Porucici Macready q Kelly ule-
tell 931 mill rychlosti ~
mil "a hodinu.

Dayton, o., Is. dubna. -
" 1880 dnes vecer, porucici
John A. Macready a Oakley
Kelly dokoncili 1900 kilome-
trd (931.75) mil We SVEN letu
o vydrzeni We vzduchu, dosah-
nuvse noveho rekordu Y rychlo
ST ma tuto vzdalenost. Prl-
merna jejich rychlost ma cele
tie vzdalenosti byla "a mile "a
hodinu. Drivejsi rekord dr.
zen byl jednfm francouzskym
aviatikem, jenz docilil rychlo-
sti 62 mil "a hodinu.
"a pfizniveho pocasi a ide-
alnich vzduchovych podminek,
Kelly a Macready, pilot Nc
Cookova letiste, cini druhy po-
kus nekolika tydnech o pre-
konani sveho vlastniho rekor-
du vydrzeni We vzduchu triceti
[peti hodin osmnacti minut.
Tento rekord, ktery doufaji
|pfekonati setrvanim We vzdu-
chu vice nez 40 hodin, cili az
do 10 hodin Ultra vecer, byl j.
mi docilen v San Diego. CAL,
M jare lonskeho roku.
.Letiste Jest "a noci osvetlo-
, yano mohutnymi reflektory q
aviatikove litaji ma draze :. v
podobe, trojGhemiku 81 mill
dlouhe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
DOHRA TRACEDIE
MA FARE.
Kaplan Dillon odsouzen ma
dozivoti do zal8fe.

Kalamazoo, Mich, 16. dub
ma. - Rev. Charles Dillon,
jenz bez procesu primal Sc k
zabiti sveho predstayeneho,
Rev. Henry O'Neilla z kostela
sv. Augustine We ctvrtek, byl
odsouzen k dozivotnimu zala-
ii pri tube praci soudcem Wei
merem dnes dopoledne.
Rozsudck nasledoval pi'izna-
nj Sc k vine kaplanem Dillo-
nem, .iez ucinil pres namitky
svych obhajc1, kteri nalehali
ma kneze, aby Sc hajil ma "a
klad6 doGasneho silenstvi. ION
nechape, co cini," professional
pravnik w. l.. Fitzgerald, soud
ce vsak toho nedbal,
Soudni sin byla preplnena
zv6davci, kdyz kaplan kostela
sv. Augustine byl predveden
soudci. Ortel soudu priial ma
oko lhostejn6. Obrativ Sc XII
clenlm dfiveisi osady, rekl Jim
ledabyle "goodby' otociv sc
k scrifovi, pravil, "jsem ho-
tov"
Ones zaroven konan byl po-
hfeb farare O'Neilla "a velike-
no ucastenstvi Telesne pozd-
statky byly poslany do Hub
bardston, Mich, kde zesnuly
ztravil sv6 d6tStvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
NEMCI Y MfRUMuOVNE M
DIE RECI ZAHRANICNftI0 i
STRA v RfSSKEM skJE61
OcEKAyA Sc. zE BERLIN co NJ. ti1j ~
OcEKAvA Sc, zE BERLIN co NEjnt
MOVE REPARACNf NABfDfSX

Berlin, 16. dubna. Prima ma
bidka "olivove ratolesti'' ap-
pelu O 1pstne sbizeni mezi
Francii a N6meckem byla uci-
n6na v risskem snemu dnes "a
hranicnim aninistrem Won Ro-
senburgem v odpovedi ma rec
|francouzskeho premiera Poin-
care-a, proslovenou v Dunkir-
ku V nedeli.
Jeho projev ucinil hluboky
DOZEN ma sn6movnu, ktera pri
zaverku, kdy pravil. pokud
Francie nezmeni sveho nepfa-
telskeho stanoviska, nemecky
lid musi stati pevne pohroma-
de, vypukla v hlucny jasot a
potlesk.
Jest to nestesti," pravil "a
hranicni ministr, re po stale
tt Francie a Nemecko nikdy ne
lilly v opravdovem miru. Ma
pred jeden a pax druhy narod
zfskal vyhody. Snad jest to
nesnadnejsi pro francouzsky
temperament, nezli pro n6mec
Ky charakter riditi Sc umirn9-
nosti, kdyz jsou ma vrchu, ale
nedostatek umirnenosti byl
vzdycky kratkozrakou smerni
ci.
'Vitezdv zajem, kdyz jes
'mu nalezit6 porozumeno, uka
zuje cestu k dorozum6ni. Lie
Francie a N6mecka ma pouze
jeden vyber - bud ziti spoiled
ne, nebo upadnouti We zkazu
spolecne. Kdyby jednou Fran
Gle Sc odhodlala uznavati pra.
va Nemecka k zivotu svObo-
de a respektovati nemecka L.
zemi a prava svrchovanosti a
kdyby jednou dala sc presved-
citi, ze nemecky soused ami We
snu nemini zraniti francouzske
city aneb smysl pro cest, pax
led byl by prolomen. PAX mohl
by byti splnen sen mnohych
dobrych EvropanI, kteri dou.
fail v novou cru prosperity a
stesti pro Evropu ze spolupu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
PAMATOvALI MA STARE
DELNfKY.

Chicago, Is. dubna. Cleno-
We Morrisovy rodiny, jez ne
davno prodala sve jatecni "a
jmy firme Armourove, v6nova
III $500, 900 ma podporu starych
zamestnanci q jejich rodin,
Ibylo oznameno dnes. Obnos
tento vystati na podporu dff.
|vxjsich peisistd stare firmy
Morris and Co., po dobu osmna
|cti m4sfcn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
PRO "CRAFT" TREST
SMRTI.

Moskva, Is. dubna. Jede-
nact osob bylo odsouzeno k
smrti pro pfijimani uplatki We
spojeni $ pfikazovanim obydli.
Vsichni byli zamestnanci v mo
skevskem dstfednim bytn&m
trade ? byli zalov&ni, ze oby-
dif poskytli tenn, kdoz mohli
Jim d&ti nejvice pen3z. Pozd8ji
t3chze method bylo pouzfvano
" rozdflenf potravin,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17

SOUtHi neHteCkeHO1s84& y H. H. ]|ss
skeho Iidu. z a 4 |s!|s Il
Ma pocatku ave fo& n ~
Won Rosenberg, VI NJ,
nuleho roku, kdyz
bylo hotovo naHfdn0l6tf yII
nou nahradu S0,000 ,OOO, ,00O
zlatych .marek, zarncenou ne
meckym prumyslem, bylo mu
odepreno slysenf v Parizi.
Pariz, 16. dubna. We vyso-
kych politickych kruzich pariz
skych pfevlada mineni, re Ne
mecko Sc chysta podati move re
paracni navrhy. Jest znamo,
re briticky velvyslanec v Ber-
line, die instrukci Londyna,
dal Berlinu ma ruku, ably zaha-
Jill vyjednavani a rec zahranic
niho ministra Rosenburga V
fisskem snemu sc Yyklada jako
tab v onom smeru. Jest tezko
vykladati 81 jinak rec ministro
WI nezli jako nabidku ma zaha
jeni primych konversaci mezi
Nemeckem Francii.
Pariz, Is. dubna. Louis Bar
thou, predseda a francouzskv
Glen reparacnf komise a Della
croix, belgicky Glen teze, fidi-
ce Sc planem, ma n6mz Sc do
hodli premiefi Francie a Bel
gle nal fhsnf frsnei ainlsly sts
den, chysta.if Sc vypracovatf
minimalni podminky, jez zmi-
neni diva spojenci jsou hotovi
prijati Cd Nemecka ma urovna-
nj valecnych nahrad.
Uznavany mluvci francouz-
ske vlady pravil dnes vecer, ze
tyto podminky budou sd6leny
Velke Britanii a Italii, ale So
tva bude to drive, pokud Ne
mecko neoznami svoji pOhoto-
.vost zapociti op6tn6 sc splat-
kami. Pravi Sc, ze malymi
zmenami byl by to tentW plan,
jaky spojenci predlozili Meme
cku v kvetnu 1921, die nehoz
N6mecko m6lo zaplatiti 5O,-
|OOO,00O,O0O zlatych marek We
35 letech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
MESTSKA RADA PkETUPUJE Ma.
MOVE PODMhlKY.
KOMPROMISNf NAvRH PkIJAT BtJ
DE AS VEI.KOU VETSINOU.
.ENY CENNlK PkfRODNfHO PLYNU.

Ma vcercjsim zasedanf NEST
ske rady byly ucineny pfipra-
wy k uzavfeni dohody 5 ply
narnou a Ultra 0 Z. hodine We
cerni ma byti ma zvlastni schd-
ii "vykoufena dymka' miru".
Nalada smifovaci propukla JIG
vcera odpoledne ma schulz
pfedchazejici pravidelne pom.
delni zasedani, kdy pro odvo-
lani Marshallovy ordinance We
prospech 40-centoveho plynu
bylo odevzdano 23 hlasi prot
10 hlasim zatu.zelcI, 'hodla.
jicich V dalsfm boji proti The
East Ohio Gas Co. dale vytr-
vati. Nasledek byl, ze pnvod-
ce ordinance, radni Marshall
jako pfedseda spojeneho ply
noveho vyboru, kteremu bylo
za uplynule til roxy sv6feno
lustenf plynoveho problemu,
podal We veternfm zased&ni
diva navrhy.
Prvni pro odvolani vlastni
ordinance a druhy, aby ma "a.
klad6 pdvodni vysady 2 roku
1902 jednano bylo o move ma
bidce The East Ohio Gas Co.,
ief ma sjaksi nahraditi pivod.
nj ordinanci jeho.
vecer pax pfi hlasovani
stran prijeti novych podmfnek
plynarny byla v6tSina jest9 vi.
ce pfekvapujici, neb kompro.
misni navrh pfijat byl jedno-
myslne jake nahrada tax ca.
sto jmenovane ordinance Mar.
shallovy, jez bude ma zitfejsi
m;mofadne schulz m6stske ra.
dy po druhe ctena. Ordinance
odvolavaci pax odkazana ibyla
vyborim judiciarnimu a utilit.
nimu, ktere sc sejdou k vefej.
nemu rokovani dnes 2. hod
odpolednc.
S % hlasy, tudiz vice jail
dvoutfetinovou majoritou v.
prospech smiru, mohla by byt
sice celia krise urovnana razen
ale rozhodnuti okamzite odda
leno z dvou pficin. N6kolil
radni chce totiz jest6 iedno,
slySeti minenl volicstva a pal
radni E. j. Sklenicka jest vid
Gem menSi skupiny, jez 81 pre-
je, aby plynarnou novycl
podmfnkach zarucen byl male
zity plynovy tlak.
Pfcdseda m6stske rady Tow
mes jest presv6dcen, ze v6tSin,
dostane navrh ma smir q radn
Schooley, jemuz pficit&na jes
nejvetSi zasluha o navrh koln
promisni prohlasil, ze odkla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
NESMf MA cESkoSLOvEN
SKE UZEMf.

Pariz, 16. dubna. Jak ozna-
mule "Matin", jednim 2 od-
stavci aviatickep konvence me
ii Francii . ceskoslovenskem,
JET pred nedaynem byla pode-
psana, jest, De nemecke, vzdu-
cholodi jsou vylouceny 2 1ze-
mi ceskoslovensk& Republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17

Oanl prOQluZOvanl v tOmt0
'smeru jen vetsinu pro konecn6
|vylust6ni vlekleho sporu roz-
'siri.
Pravoplatne hlasovani bude
sotva jednohlasne neb Sc ceka,
&c radni Damn, Rieder a Mar
shall zlstanou sobe v oposici
|proti proti plynarn6 ddsledni,
Temer jisto jest, re mayor
Fred Kohler kompromisni or
dinanci podepiSe, &C vcera O.
|depfel ma pfislusny dotaz od-
'pov6d9ti, slovy, lie jednati bu-
de teprve tenkrate, az NEST
skoul radon odhlasovana kom-
promisni petice bude mu pred
lozena k stvrzeni. Podminky
Sc die vsech priznakd utvari
pro Cleveland as takto:
] DO 10. prosince 1925.
Prvni 5000 krychlovych stop
45c "a 1000.
DalSich 10000 krychlovych
stop SOC "a 1000.
DalSich 10000 krychlovych
stop Soc "a 1000.
Dalsich $4,000 krych!ovych
stop "a Csc 1000.
A pres $4,000 krychlovych
stop $l.0O "a 1000.
v obdobi koncicfm dne /
kvetna 1928:
Prvnich 5000 krychlovych
SOC "a 1000.
Dalsich 10000 krychlovych
stop 55c "a 1000.
Dalsich 10000 krychlovych
stop 60c "a 1000.
DalSich $4,000 krychlovych
stop 75c "a 1000.
A pres $4,000 krychlovych
stop $1.O0 "a 1000.
v celem uvedenem obdobi
citati bude plynarna mesicn1
sluzebni poplatek Soc: popla.
TEX "a prest6hovani $1.0O.
Poplatky "a pfirodni plyn ,
Cleveland9 jsou vesm6s pfizni
v6jsi nezli v ostatnich pfedme'
stitch. v Cleveland Height:
stanovena jest cena "a 1000
stop sicc jen ma Soc, ale Ia t.
nejmensi poplatek mesiGn6 u
stalen jest ma $3.50. Pfizni
v6jsi podminky m6stske omlol
vany jsou okolnosti, re bloky
domu jsou mensi nezli v roz
lehlych predmestich, coz ply
novou sluzbu velice usnadnuje
Dale jest otazkou zda po wy
prseni kontraktd, pom6rne n,
kratkou dobu. uzavrenych, ne
budou podminky pomern6 ivy
sseny.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

Santurce, T, H.. julio 19, 1928.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO
San Juan, P. R.
Sefior:-
Asiduo lector de su magnifco perio-
dico sabiendo cuanto lie interesan
todas las cuestiones de caracter pu-
bLco, me atrevo molestarle con objeto
de yer 81 con su infiuencia Sc consi-
que del Jefe de la Limpieza publica
que de orden a sus subalternos para
que los zafacones Y otros depositos
metalicos de residuos dom6sticos sean
tratados de mejor manera.
FL MODUs oPERANDI del recogi-
do de hasuras en- Santurce es ell si-
siguiente: En- Ell auto truck van el chauf
feur q. 10 maneja v un encargado de
recibir los zafacones que lie son tira-
dos desde la calle por dos peones, yen
do uno cada lado del vehiculo. Es-
te no Sc detiene y cuando Ell que esta
en- el caro- vacfa los depositos segdn
Sc los van dando, los lama sin compa-
sion a la Gale con Ell resultado que
usted supondra. Cuando este ocurre.
va Ell auto ha adelantado unos metros
y va los peones que van corriendo a los
lados del mismo estan tirandole nue.
vos zafacones al que va dentro y que
este a su vez, despues de vaciarlos IL
ra a la calle sin consideration ninguna.
EI que este escribe vic esta manana
en- medic de la carretera, frente la
Farmacia de Ramos Casellas, dos de-
positos metaicos completamente de-
fondados que fueron tirados ALI, en-
la forma que lie indico, por ell truck
que acababa de pasar.
Esto no es chisme, nj queja, nj cri-
tica. Unicamente es con ell fin de que
ell Jefe de la Limpieza consiga que sus
subalternos den trato diferente a la
propiedad privada, pues 81 la ley obliga
la compra de dep6sitos metalicos con
tapa ajustada. esa misma ley debe IA
vorecer los intereses del vecindario,
pues de otra manera los vecinos nos
veriamos obigados usar cajones y
otros depositos simiIares que son an
tisanitarios pero que no cuestan dine
ro va que no serfa jtisto estar compran-
do nuevos zafacones cada vez que Sc
rompieran por el NAL trato recibido de
los encargadOs del recogido de basuras.
Do usted con toda consideration,
UNA vICTIMA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Un gran triunfo
del senador Abril

Il ilustre Senador at large don Ma
liano Abril, autor de la ley creando Ell
Archivo Historico de Puerto Rico, la
que establece la Biblioteca del Capito-
lio, la q. aumenta el nilmero de becas
para estudiantes portorriqueiios faltos
&c recursos que siguen estudios en- uni
versidades americanas, ACADIA de ana
dir un gran triunfo su brillantisimo
record" de labor legislative. Nos re-
fer:mos a la Ley que dispone la crea-
cion de un Institute Insular dc Pueri-
cuttura Maternidad que viene q
llenar una gran necesidad profrlnda-
meilte sentida por las classes deshereda-
das de la fortuna.
Quizas sera de interes para nuestros
iectores saber que el propio gobernador
Towner es el autor de la Ley federal
trcando esta clase de instituciones en-
los Estados Unidos.
Omitimos otros concentrates, va que
la importancia y trascendencia de esta
Ley podra apreciarse de la lectura de
la mislna, cuyo texto integro inserta-
mes continuation:
FL senor Abril presento ell siguiente
rroyecto de Ley para crear el Institu-
to de Puericultura Maternidad con
disqualification anexa.
DEcRETAsE PoR LA LEGIsLATU
1aA DE PUERTO RICO:
S'occion L. Por la presente Sc crea
ei Institute Insular de Puericultura y
Maternidad con Hospitalizacion anexa
con Ell objeto de fomentar en- Puerto
Rico la ensenanza teorico practica para
slender al nejor desarrollo de los nidos
durante su primera infancia, y fomen
tar en- Puerto Rico la ense1anza te6
rico practica de las reglas higi6nicas
que deben observar las mujeres en- es-
tado gravido hasta la consecucion de-
patio fin de que los nifios al nacer
cbtengan Ell mejor desarrollo possible
ev:tando asf ell considerable ntmero de
abortos y de nifios que nacen muertos
Al efecto, Sc instalaran en- dicho insti.
tuto dos dispensarios, uno para consul
fas de mujeres en- estado gravido y
otro para consultas de Intermediates de
nifios.
Secei6n g. Esta institution ademas
de llenar las finalidades que Sc EXPIRE
san en- esta Ley, establecera una escue.
Ia de NURSES para dedicarse especial
nfente a la atencion de partos ninos.
Las nurses que cprsen sus estudios teo-
riCos- practices en- la specialization de
esta rama dentro de la institution que
por esta Ley Sc crea, podran, demos
trada su suficiencia a juicio de la CO.
mission correspondence, pertibir un di
plcma creditivo que les dara derecho a
su presentation examen ante la Jun
ia Examinadora de Medicos de Puerto
Rico para la obtenci6n de su correspon-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

UNIVERSAL presenta la pro-
duccion de la epoca
Ell FILIBUSTERO SOCIAL o
'La Venganza de un Hijo."
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

IA GRECA. 81 F1aior restaurant
de San Juan. Tatukn 21---.AdWA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Al Jsfe de Ia llmpIsza

Santurce, P, R.. julio 10, 1928.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO
San Juan, P. R.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21

Even grandma-tourists wear knick-
ers nowadays.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21

tertained number OF their friends
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
Mr.. Bohnet's birthday.
Mr.. Jack Neesham accompanied his
two sons. william and Henry. to
Grand Junction. where the boys will
remain and attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mathews left
Saturday for Brigam, Utah. where
they will visit friends and relatives.
They expect TO be gone about sig
weeks
Mr.. Walter Clark and children spent
Monday in Paonda. Mrs. J. P. Leem-
ing, Mrs. viii Neesham and Mrs.
Sherman were also shoppers in Paonia
Monday.
The small son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Repenesk died at the local hospital on
Tuesday night. death being due to
summer complaint. Sympathy fs ex-
tended to the sorrowing parents.
About 40 families went up the
Antricite and the Muddy grouse hunt
ing Sunday, but on account Of the
big rain and hail storm that day re-
turned without much game.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21
tslhgence and industry Of our tairer

telhgenoe and industry of our taire1
sex.
The general decorations Of the com.
munity exhibits were unique and orig.
inal, specially designated for the oc.
casfon. We have no criticism to offer
on any OF these fine exhibits. All were
artfstically arranged-each one DOS
sessfng some advantages over their
attractive rivals. The scores of men
and women who are responsible for
this most beautiful display Of ma
lures grandest gifts are to be heartily
congratulated on their success In
pleasing the thousands Of people who
gazed on this attractive collection Of
Delta county products.
The display of thoroughbred poultry
while exceedingly good was hardly UP
to that exhibited on previous occas-
ions.
The exhibition of livestock was
noticeable by its scarcity; there only
being a small percentage Of that ex-
hibited at previous fairs. We are at
loss to know why our stockmen en-.
tertained such little interest in this
important industry at this particular
time as Delta county ncw has moro
fine bred horses. cattle and sheep than
at any previous time.
The races and other forms OF
amusement and entertainment were
up to date and thrilling in the ex.
treme. Good order prevailed through.
out the several days of entertainment.
The attendance was only about II
per cent less than last year. So con-
sidering our conflicting dates with
Grand Junction and that our big peach
harvest is now in full blast, the man.
agement is quite satisfied with final
results
The public generally are under
many obligations to the Delta county
fair directors who made this occasion
of entertainment a success financially
as well as socially.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21
SCHOOL NOTES

Graduates of the Hotchkiss Con-
solidated High school are leaving now
for different colleges throughout the
country. Goldie Cox, Ruby Davies,
Alma Durkin, Ruth Giller, Mary
Heath, Mae Lorimer and Salma Roll
er for the State Teachers college;
Clare Swisher and Eugene Henderson
for State university; Olga Nelson,
and Chas Roe. State Agricultural.
Mary De Graffenried, Christine Fetz.
Ruth Fisher. Donald Holman, Gather
inc Lewis, Catherine Reynolds, and
Louise Compton for the State Nor
NAL; Norma Gelwicks for the Lincoln
Dramatic School.
The total registration is now near
ing the five hundred mark, and will
probably over reach last years atten-
dence by December, which was five
hundred forty two.
Oral Cox who attended here two
years ago has returned from Kansas
and will graduate here.
The four year college degree is
now required here for Junior High as
well as Senior High. Teachers
scholarship is continually advanced
The Misses Minerva, Trioma and
Annie Mlakar of Somerset are now
boarding in Hotchkiss and attending
high school here.
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21
HoTCHK1ss
, >~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . -
FAIR

FAIR
Our fifth annual Delta county fair
opened ON Tuesday. Sept. 11th on
schedule time. The opening date was
preparation day. All was hustle and
hustle with our wide-a-wake communi.
ties as this was the eleventh hour
for exhibits to be in where premiums
might be expected. To say our exhfbi.
tors were more than busy giving this
big emporium OF natures grandest
gifts, the finishing touches, in order
that everything would be in readiness
for the thousands Of anxious people
waiting to feast their eyes ON another
wonderful display Of Delta county
fruits and flowers, golden grains, sue.
culent vegetables and melons, mann
moth squash and pumpkin. several
varieties of nuts, and the most beau
tiful display and assortment Of canned
fruit and pastry work possible to pro
duce. reflects much credit and praise
&c CT: node! housewives and their
daughters as expert culinary artists.
The display of school work exhibits
exceeded all expectations-studio
work and close confinement to study
on the part Of the scholars was
plainly visible in every grade. Our
most efficient school faculty deserves
the greatest Of praise and commenda-
ton for the personal interest and self
sacrificing efforts on their part to
make this creditable display Of educa,
tional features, fully demonstrates
the progressive advancement of our
Delta county educators.
The exhibit of extracted and comb
honey and cheese presented cannot
be excelled for quality and superior
ity. The display Of fancy work and
beautiful flowers on exhibition further
demonstrates the refinement, in
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21
Somerset Items
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Almost everybody aLteC ded the
| fair at Hotckiss the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lopez made a
business trip to Montrose Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Williams made a busi-
ness trip to Gunnison the first OF the
week
Willie Tursanski and Carl Kraut-
| washl went up the river fishing Tues
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Edwards were up
from Paonia Saturday with load Of
nice peaches.
| The Will Neesham family moved in
to the house recently vacated by the
d. B. Walker family.
Mr.. Abe Trebathen returned Satur-
day fhom his annual vacation spent
around Denver and vicinity.
Joe Payne left Monday morning for
Gunnison where he will serve on the
jury the coming term Of court.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Campbell spent
several days the past week at Grand
Junction having a good time.
The Otis Kurtz family moved into
the rooms In the terrace recently va
Gated by the Ray Jones family.
Mrs Will Ranch is packing peaches
at Paonia. She will remain in Paonia
until after the fruit season is over.
Mr.. Jack Leeming returned home
Monday evening from two weeks
vacation at Denver and Carbondale.
Mr.. Will Ranch and Mr.. Jake Chatin
left Sunday for Gunnison on short
business trip, returning Tuesday even
ing.
Frank, Joe and Ira Sanborn and
Chester Davis spent three days hunt
ing and fishing up the canon the past
week.
The Ragged mountains were nice
and white Sunday afternoon which
accounts for the nice cool days we
have had since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bohnet en-
The Delta independent., 1923-09-21
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Thoss who are in q run down" condi-
aoa Will notice that Catarrh bothers
lhem much more than when they are In
rood health. This fact proves that while
catArrh II a local disease. II Is greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE 10 .
Tonic and Blood Purifier. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces Of
The body. thus reducing the Inflammation
and restoring normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
y. J. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-06-14
.wantea. ! Written Contract.

Suaye and cordial, the variety agent
leaned back in his swing chair
Eyes, that little show Of yours
should go down very weil.' he sid,
tapping his plump, beringed fingers on
the table.
1T will be a thriller" confidently
asserted the rather shabbylooking
actor. I'm sure you'll not regret the
day, Mr. Solomons. when
@Tut tut! Wen see what the pub
lie thinks of it,"
Quite So And the salary?"
q thought we'd arranged that. my
boy
les, bat-er-what about the con.
traot?"
"Bont you worry about that"
lausAed the slave agent. There's
10 need FOR writing between you and
me. A verbal contract is quite sufii-
cicnt."
A cold calm CLEAN shot into t1e eye
OF the S. l. A.
Listen here" he said, bending for
ward. Let me se9 the writing. The
lasi tine had verbal contract l
dres verbal salary
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-06-14
Evidently He Was Not Certain.

"Neyer state as fact anything you
are not certain about" the great editor
warned the new reporter, ''or you viii
get US into libel suits. In such cases
use the words alleged, claimed re
puted, .rlimosed.' and so on
And hen this paragraph appeared
IN til ociaiy notes Of the raIer:
IT is fuh0.ea that card party
MAS gssen yesterday by number of
repnted ladies. Mrs. Smith, gossip
says, was hostess. It is alleged that
the guests, with the exception Of Mrs.
BeIlinser, who says she halls form
Leayitt's Junction, we're all from here.
HRS. Smith claims TO be the wife of
Archibald Smith, the socalled Honest
Man, trading on Key street,