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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
{)sr antisr BrirfhtIdmrrer Biemarfe

Bel feinen Nusgrobun9en in Maos
neTid, @rie6enlano, entSedte Der oelltz
fhe 5orfder 0umdnn Gen Namen oeg
grbauers Deg Sempel5 Der Wrtemis, Der
!6%ermpgenes 6ieb. 0umann lit es auf]
gelungen. Sempelidulen blob5uleQen,
tpel6e unter 4nocrem nod 6ie GiIenz
oitbel entbielten, nit benen ole ein3elz
men Steine matchmaker perbunoen ipds
rem. Die dntiten 9aureiIe iinb in Der
Regel Idon in dIteiten 53eiten ibrer
WetaIbeitanbtfeile beraibt iporoen, od
bic Metale, Defenders oas @tien, ie6r
begebrt paren in ienen metaldrmen
Yertoben.
OILS nun emit Sumann BON ieinem
Greunoe SaIbauer, Ser Sireftor in Ger
9ieberei 2audbammer, 9ropin3 So6s
fen, mar, beiudt puroe, CAB er ibm
einiee @iIentlammern nit, ote emit Die
Sdulentrommeln perbunoen bdtten.
Sic foltsn elmer 6smiI6en IndlpIe
unterSogen peroen. Sebo9 fpunberten
ni6t ale GiienoiibeI in bic Hetorte,
fonbern Den beiterbaltenen befttmmte
man gum @sIdent fir ben Jiiriten
gismard, befen @eburtstag geraoe in
iene 3eit fisl. 4us Dem antifen Giienz
itiid purbe elm 9rtefbeI6tperer nit
folsenoer ternigen Sni4rift terseitellt:
Dir, Siirft Stsmard. benz eiierneu San;Icr.
ihlnisoets
Sermcpeuss gu Maguefia 200 b. Chr. oiss
Giier,
6nmann faib es i'm 8enptt Der Irter,is
giod, 1000 Sahreu itnb iauote rs
SaIbalsr, Der ibm Die Torm CAB,
Sn Der cs iSengs werbeu iou,
Sap non Dir @eidufeusS Sahrtunfenbr be.
ffeht. /. aprtf- 1894.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
Sim D%ufhrdubau(r.

DIS So9onn ReItrpp am Softbeoter
in Miinhen g%aittrte, CAB er in Der be-
tannten poTe ~2umpuai 8ugubunouS"
ben S6uiter un0 6etrdt am Nben6 in
Der Nbii6t Die 8i6ns, ben Miin9nern
einen &niertem n6in3ulegen," bel Dem
lies ftobm %folte." Sn Der Wirtbss
bduSf3ene bate er oem Raui6e oeS
S9uiters cine ioG6e Sii1e BON 8ubrs
belt perlieben, odb er ali6 nit ienen
Ndturlauten ntdt fpdrte, ipel6e unter
Dem Namen ,S6nddler" has llebers
mab BON giertonIum erratben IaTen.
Va nuroe auf Ser @a1crie ge3iI6t.
Wftt falter Rube mantle Heitrop an Die
Rampe 0idt Dor unb, nit Seinem be-
riibmt gelporoensn 3eigefingcr hrpbero.
rief er su ben 3iiferr binauf: So,
mann 60 not itia fan. tommt's no
bider!"
8robe 9otlTe Ser 9erbliiffun9 i'm
odn3en !Sdufs. Damn cine borncrnoe
2adIolpe. Neitrop bate cuf Der 9uns
gen Clinic asIiegt.
@m nddIten gage erblidte 90nig
2ubpig l., Ser eben ben Sofgarten
ourdfdritt. cen ainitler beim 8ufe
Sumbpii. Gr trat gu ibm bin uno
fa9te: nSoGe bel iiber Sbren S6u'ter
geladt. Giebsr NeItrop. 4ber iu9en sic
mir muir, mo buben sic benn Sbrs
Stuoien gu Der b natirIi4en 8aui9'
faene qema6t?" fSt y
Sief Iif boz Setu Monurden pers
neiseno, erpiDerte Reftrpp, Der ben
Stadel elmer gefpiTTen Srpnie aus Dies
fer 5raass pobI befuAsfihlte: SIN
SofbrdubauFe gurer M3nisli4en Ma'
ieftGti" l5gyr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
Sd)prrrr Anftrag.
Don 1'riOA Sbnnl.

e8uti8lub oor Oncrn. 2o8 Idrmt unS
ladt
nr Der Guarta. Icrtcn! @6tterQeOunte!-
Sn S6rdutcn unO 6d6crn iDiro SrOnunG
qcmudt.
Gin @cibbrett Iicat nod i'm &loFcns
l6rouic.
,g9em ocbBrt's?" froot Der CrOiuurius.
Sort Q3erucr'n -" fugt ltodeHo GSal'
ter S6mipt,
llnb ernit ipri6t Der Qcbrcr: oGoun uiu1m's
NAL nit,
Mein Srnoc - Tu mart ia icin 1ntimltsr
9riuo's iciner Muttcr-oub Oicie 3ctte!D
Gtunm uiu1mt iic Der &Ittne IN Gmpton9r
Wufbicttno OIL feline 9ugrnotrdtte
,Su tapircm gIufblid unO torltcm Sang,
Senu fold Gin Guurtancr,
cid mddti0 iiiblenD ais gnnjcr Vtanr,
Qls StlO NM Spurtarer,
90ic iidnoc Oeuu Dem has g9etnen an!
Inn pod - iUcb tbut ieBt Der Qnoeru
S6rCi'u!
Gr briidt iib licbcr non ben SenoNen,
@cbt ben lau0cn Sbulpcg ltebcr ducin,
gic blibbIoucn 9Iu0cn bulb GeibloHen
Mor Dem fludcrubeu friibidbrsiOnnenlibt.
Or ;dblt fd nibt gu ben icigeu Memmeu-
Tod - or bate ben Nuftrag licbcr uttbt!
co CIlOuS lulH GlHth IuuH uIllCHlllltl'
Sos oroBe @afburbGuS 1T 70 itumm,
ecit Der luFi8e SORT ni6t mtbr briuuen
Rrmt.
Sn tObliblpar3em &lctO oebt bic Grau Der.
nm
llno fcbt 70 blab aus uno 10 oerbGrmt -
Sic crbolt f0 ME iuieOcr non bem S6Iage,
Nie man io9t.
Gr ielber, er fiblt cs ia!
Sbu iclber %riittelt nod ale Gage
8as 9einncn: Sort lit ia uiGt mcbr BAL
SOrit, init benz CT icit elpis 6rcunbibuft
belt,
Observation-Disclosures iiber ben 9our-
Sort, nit benz or 0%cbiiifelt bot uuO geipictt,
lRit ocm or 9etOlt bat unO fi6 U%crbau'n,
SORT int @rabe i'm Sinmel! 9as iubt
CT ME.
Gr iicbt's nod Qeorudt uuf hem Sroucrblatt:
pGeitcru UerihicO al Gipbtbcrie
: Inner %einiiqcr Sobn -"
3urM bic gauge Stobt
Sin8's, uno b~rauieno 0ing'S ourb bic 6foHs.
Sein Nodbor frug; pS6miOt, Die iicbit Gu
bcnn uus?"
Damn ein0 Der 2ci6cn3uo bur6 bic 8uNe -
Nun itsbt or pOr'm 3DOr. oSit 6rau &ous
iuf 3u 6aus?"
eein Ser, pO6t; icin 9ots 1T troden uno
r0ub.
9o@ feiG iuerbcu, 70 et.uas bOrf's niGt
9ebcn!
Gr tritt Elm, utb er itcbt Dor Der bloTcn
Grou
1lnh lam crit bic iNencn 91ide nidt beben,
God blidt oann Ouf nit tapfrcm Gnti6lub
llno %itottert unb itodt; uuo CT %fann8
be)pingeu.
sGiuen @rlib bon 0errn Croinorius-
uno bier iont' i6 Sbnen SORTS Sodben
bringen!" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
Dir psr9rgrnr firir9skaGe.

Sn ipel9er @erpirrung Die pormaIs
bartnoperi9e armee i'm Sabre 1866
bon !SannoOer mad Dem Siiben aus
riidte, nm in Sbiiringen cine 8er6ins
Dung NIT Den baDeriI6en Sruppeu gu
erreihen, barber t4eiIt 5rau Oberits
leutndnt b. anauer aug Den binterlaIs
ienen NBdpRren i6res 1908 peritorbes
men @ntttn SntereTaites nit. Der
oamdftSt 6auptmann b. &nauer, Der
ii6 auf'siner @eneradtobsreife befanb,
erbteIt Den 9efebl, naA 3annpber aus
ritd5nfeBren uno f8E iofOrt gum
9tenite gu meloen. NlS anauer in
9annoperI eintruf, mar oos MtlttGr
bort beretts alsgeriidt. Don einem
8etannten bDrte er, oab .bie Nrmee IN
uno um @Dttingen iih duf6dlte. Die
Wertptrrun9 auf benz 8a6nbofe mar
unbei 4retbli9. 6a fat gar feline 8or'
berettun9en our Mobilma6ung getrofs
ten iparen. Gin giirger rief Dem
5duptmann ms &oupe;
~9err Sauptmann, mir baden nod
3tpet Saubtben nit auf ben padpdgen
gefebt, nebmen Sic bieIe bite mit!"
Sn 9ottingen on9etommen, meIoet
ii9 Snatter bel Dem Brigade 8ommans
oeur unh erbtelt Den 9efebl, iofort Elm
Depot auf benz 9ubnGofe gu biIOen,
uno dle5 bon SannoDer eingetroffene
Qrmeemdterial gu orOnen uno an Die
9ruppen a%uS5ugeben. 3pei Gage uno
3pet Nd9te mube obne S9laf bort ges
urbettet fperoen, UNI nur etnige Orb
nunq in bic Sa9en au 6etommen.
Wte unborbereitet e5 BORT BEL 6ieier
Mobitmudung bsrging, haS 3etgt fol-
genoe8 9eiTpiel: Din 9(ben0 Oes erften
Cages meloete ith BEL Gnauer elm llns
teroffi5ier NIT orei Wann nit Der Nns
9a6e, er folle einen Stderbeit5poiten
BEL Der 8riegstdfIe dufiteIen, ptfe ater
ni9t. mo 0ieIe Ii9 befinoe. &nauer ats
Sepotfommanoant bate feline Wbnung
oapon. Nd9 ldngem SUDDEN ipur6e
Die &diTe en6li9 auf einem offenen
@iIenbabntpagen inter pielem @eriims
pei, o6ne ieoe Md6e daFgefunoen. 0i6t
neben Der 8oiIe, neuen pritI9en unO
alien SGtteln ftdnO Elm Wueen nit
&ommisbrot. MGs oiefe @rote dbges
Iaoen tpurben, befanoen iib auf benz
@runbe oes @dgens etue Nn3abI gss
ldoener @rdndten uno dnoere f6arfe
uno erploIipnSfdbige Mnnition.
Die ein3eln announcement ReIerpis
fen tnnnten aus Mangel an 3ett ni6t
ale nit llniforRen perfeben perben.
Die Munition8tolonnen faben ie6r
ubenteuerIi6 aus. Sic paren gum
She'll nit bo6eIeganten pfer0en aus
Dem t0niglt6en WdrituG beIpdnnt uno
tpurben bpn Observation-Disclosures, bic
LANCE, rptbe ROde uno eplbbetreBte
@plinoerbtte trugen, gefabren. Ils
bic Heferbiiten Nadts aus @ottingen
abmari6irten. mar Ole SiBe toloFaG,
ppbur6 bic Snfqnterie fart lit. @s
crying Der 9sfebl, odB oie Sruppen gu
ibrer @rlet9terung dbperfen tDnnten,
mas 1e fir 3ipedmGBig bielten. 60
Duroen gan5e 8erge bon &leioungss
itiiden in Die Gbaifeegrdben getpors
fen. Ginige @renabiere 5ogen fogar
ibr 6em6 aus uno trugen ben Waffeits
rod brett auf Der Saut, Gu ging ss
on Den 6eino berdn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
eia pintr beihn at1uNir.

Ef' EaHNtA aA -.
Sn Ser Snmbursir Jqd5sitidrift
r&ii6e lnHp Seller btidrsibt Der 9es
i6dftsrsiitnoe zines etpben Ggport9es
iddftes sic gsbraitfs, Die er in Ober.
esppten gele9entti9 zines bon einem
Wtuoir, s.. i. Dem oberften @ertpals
tungsbeumten zines Saga (&antons),
se9ebenen Diners bel Sii6e beobo6s
tete, folgenoermaben:
nIls i6 mad @ertanf9ung meines
S6ubseu9es nit einem Yadr Yantofs
feln unb mad Dem iibliden 4bIpiiIen
Der Sdnbe ms Gpeiie5immsr trut,
fano i'd einen iebr nieorissn nnbeNetz
ten Sid Dor. Seller uno 2OffeI Iugen
ipmmetriih runs bsrum um Ole Sid.
platte, pdbrenb in Der Mitte cine .unees
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
0Ns (ebte @u0er.
Skips aus orm 3aurrnltbeu non 10. Gr6sc.

lleberm WaIos tbiirmt Iif Die to9l,
f9par5e WstteripanO, unbeimlif, Elm
tur4tbares ungebeuer, oaS Io0 unb
@erni9tung orobt. 8rdugel6e tiefere
Woltenfebcn i9lei6en Iauerno I'm Die
%ftol5en &ronen Der alien @iden uno
9uhsn. g9ebe eu9 beute, ibr boben
@al0reden! 0umpf 5uerit, Damn laus
ter unO gieri9er murrt beS 9onnerS
RaubtbierItimme Ourd Die aitternbe,
acknowledgements !Qohiommerluft,
ole gauern BON S61loorfe CUR leBten,
ner3psifeIten &raftani trengung i9rer
obeeraderten @IieOer peitidsnO. Sa8
peite grntefeIO pom Daloe 9lei9t
einem pimmeln0en NmeiIen6auFen.
BON balbnddten, bsiBen Meni9enIeis
bern rinnt's in groben S9peibperlen
ouf Die t%niiternOen StoppeIn. ODD
porpdrts, angepadt! Hoh lit fat Der
gun3e Safer un6 Elm gut 9beil SpGts
~ipei3en gu bergen. 8eIor9te Qugen
i"treifen Die Wettsrbont.
rs fommt aus Der bDien @de!"
u@an3 tpie 4nno 70 ous grobe Sds
geIlpetter!"
nNenn'S nur 9nGoig fGm'!" 60
flie9t tur3 Ole baIige Rebe, be9leitet
bonn RuuIden Der auf Die SuOer file
9enoen @orben, BON S6nauben uno
Stompfen Der bon gralen Ste6flie9en
gepeinigten Yferoe.
RaHeln6 iaufen bic bo6getbiiumten
Wagen oler @oriiht gum 3rob in
fdurfem Srabs auf Der ~itsinbart,n
Gbauiiee Dem 9orfe au; benn i6on
fndttern bebenfIi6 na9e Die Conner
f6ldge uno suden INNER flammen0er
Ole feuriqen S6lungen our6'S i6porse
Sirmoment. g 1T Elm totes cSa0en
um's bis6en liebe 8rot.
Iuf Dem 9roBen Sofe bss 2inbens
bauern i'm Sprfs boFeIbe toue Grbeit8s
fieber ipie iibsrall, pomp9li6 nod bel
Der, nod uniinniger. 0enn Der edge,
fnodige Mlte nit benz 8eiersuo Ser
Sdbeierigen i'm peripetterten @eIi6t,
Der iebt bur6 Die bobe Ginfabrt in bic
~gerdumige neue S6eune ftiirmt, fiibrt
Elm morosiharfes Sommonbo.
Chen lit Srans, Oes 9auern Girsis
ger, nit ben teiocn prd9tisen Sudden
Dor Dem bpfqetbiirmten 9aferfuocr
gum S6eunentbor bereineeprsi6t. Don
einem Speiien &%ieienfuber. Oas flint
Rinuten borber Der @rpBtne6t beims
eefibrt bat, roui6en i4on Ole @arben
0ur6 Ole I%tarfen, bruunen 6Guite oer
2eute auf Die Ssnne Der speiten
@9sune nieber. bic iGon bis gu Den
Soblsieeeln binuuf poGgeitopft itebt,
@uffabfpieBe unb 2eiterbGume oea
Wagsns iinb iGon fret; in fiinf Ninu:
fen folen sic 5u9Ie uls bie iiin9iten
fhnelIften Where porgelegt peroen. I'm
Ole lsbtsn Wanbeln pom Selbe Re y.
bolen. ga flieeen Die RDde Der MGgO,
aebt tieufeno ser Mibem Der MGnner.
9 fon ia du9 beut' Ibeno Safer:
frana" fem ouf Dem 2inoenhpf. mi
INNER cine Mo6s friiber ols BEL Der
anberen 9duerr. 4noers tbut's bel
Ilie nift, g 1T fem Stola, oob iein
5elber itsts suerit Ieer fino uno fem
ssruht INNER als Die erite auf Den
Warfte Die tbeueriten Yreiie erateIt
Dafir idnf.et uno i9anSt er ia felbe
Dem @eiinoe poran fir oreie pom Mlor
aenorauen bis in DIE tiefe gfudt. III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
8fbankenfplitter

Wer Slid bat, fam lei9t iagcr. ieoer
III ieines Gliides S6mieb.
Wm %tliiai,cn 5eiaen i6 bic Mcniben,
pcnu CO gilt, ibrc 5borbciten 3u bemouteln.
9eort bolten 1T mcbr ais 8eben baltcn.
@elagc beri6limmern bic Gage.
6s gibt 2eute, bic i'm @aipe nur bic
@iftpil,e iebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29

Gtrae ii r 9 . t
Dung. Gin Sffi3ier ianote mebrs
mails SienItbriefs bon &afel na6 Gr@
furt. Die poit erbob ppn Dem Gms
pfGnger Strafporto, neil dnitutt bes
Sremoportss .Militariu" uuf Dem
l1midlase linfs untsn ~Seeress SADIE"
Itano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29

&uf Dem grun0bofe ober tdmpfte
elm junges 2eben nit Der Nu9t oes
@abnfnns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29

aaiic iiir's Muslarb briurgt g. 9iaine, Hr.
413, Sit.Sal.iniprc.S str, nabc Gpitumbpuie. ave.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Falthfulness, carefulness and relia. bility, while not always found coupled with speed and capacity for work iD those one hires to do his work, are, aft CT all, the essentials and more highly prized than any other qualities by the employer and should be, therefore, cul. tivated to as great an extent as possi. ble by employees.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

The world opens it's eyes in wonder when it meets with a person who has never ridden on a train, and yet only about 3 per cent of the people travel more than fifty miles away from home during the year. The majority of peo- pie are reduced to a days excursion or short business trips.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

There are many farms the sandy con. ditions of which will fetch a larger re- turn In the shape of pasture than in the raising of any field crops. As a general rule, the longer such piece of land is used as a pasture the better pasture 1t becomes. as the growth of roots tends to give it surface which adds to its productive capacity and tends to conserve the moisture In the soil.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Experiments which have lately been made prove beyond doubt that hogs easily contract tuberculosis by drink ing the milk from cows affected with the disease In view of this fact the alarming prevalence of this malady among the hogs of certain dairy locali. least but quite the natural thing to expect.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

The people of India are rejoicing over the fine returns of the wheat crop, the prospect being an increase of 13 per cent over that of the previous year To those who have known the horrors of shortage in past years this must be a cause of thanksgiving.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Geranlums whSca have given bios som0 all summer are not the ones to take up for winter blooming, as their strength Is exhausted, and they need a rest.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Instead of leaving the fallen leaves to blow about and lodge In some corner of the yard, rake them up and use as a bedding for plants. The rosebushes covered over with a ten inch layer of leaves will have a nice protection from the frost.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

What blessing it is that all the Anicky folks in this world do not know what processes their food has to go through before it finally reaches theml They would be willing to accept poor CT quality of most anything if 1t were only clean.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

The scarcity of help during this busy time makes the question of your sons schooling a problem. AS a rule, the country lad is quick and alert and will make good for his enforced absence from school if properly encouraged at home to look at his education in the right way No matter what your boys future career is to be, whether lawyer or storekeeper, minister or farmer, he cannot afford to give up his early school days, and he shouldn't be asked or allowed to give up that which is necessarily and rightfully his.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Hard coal is not an economical prop ositIon to one who does not understand burning It. It requires careful han ding as well as patience and time in order to prevent waste.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17
M. V. BUTCHER Real Estate and
 Investments
It has truthfully been termed the
Imperial Valley Lands a Speciality

Imperial Valley Lands a speciality
 Imperial Valley is the largest irrigated district in the United States. The best bargains on earth can be found in the Imperial Valley. Anyone having Im- perial lands they wish to sell or trade for Los Angeles property will find it to their advantage to consult me. My fa- cilities for finding bargains for buyers and buyers for bargains cannot be sur passed. Write or wire me at 2O5 Mer- caRtile Place, Los Angeles, Cal. Home Tel. S1S2. Tel. Main $40.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

A well balanced ration Is made up of such foods as will maintain proper ratio between the fat, bone and mus cle forming clements. A balanced ration is as necessary for man as for beast It is easy for one to become a one liner and indulge only in those things liked best Often food taken in this way fails to sustain one as long as less of more mixed variety
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Reserve your dirty old clothes for other jobs than milking. The two do not harmonlze. Soiled clothes beget -carelessness.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

The man who is a jack at all trades, changing often from one thing to an. other, constantly altering his Occupa- ton and opinions, never gets anywhere in this world. The little he gains in one is lost in the changing to some thing else. So Is this true of the farm. CT who is always changing the breed of his stock by taking up some fad or speciality. He never gets anywhere or has enough experience to make him an authority. Much valuable time is also lost in crop specialization unless one line is followed to the point of success or failure. Find out what, with your particular facilities, can be done best, then stick to 1t.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

A farm once infested with quack grass is likely to become a source of contamination to other farms for miles around through the sale of straw or hay We noted a case recently along this line, where hay containing quack grass was sold to the town liveryman. Tn view of the fact that many farmers have manure from such places, it is easily seen how the pest could be spread far and wide.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Some of the so called buttermilk re- tailed In the cities and elsewhere has never even associated with a lump of butter. It Is made of skim milk, 1t be- ing claimed that very good quality of buttermilk can be made by allowing the milk to just sour, then placing in a churn and agitating until the curd Is tTOken up into very fine particles and .educed to a fine consistency. This buttermilk would hardly satisfy one who has been used to the good home made kind, rich with particles of but. ter left after the churning. In the same way do some people delude themselves iutO thinking that they can make maple slrup out of brown sugar. water and hlrcA bark extract. It all goes to ah0w the power of a name.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

In the middle west and the southern states, where the grape is extensively grown and much cherished, it becomes necessary to protect the fruit from dirt and insect. One method of doing this Is by slipping small paper bag over the punches of grapes while yet on the vines. This is a simple and conven. tent arrangement and brings good re. suits. Any one can do it.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

WILLIAM c. RANDALL, W Attorney at Law.
 17 Central Block, Riverside, Cal.
 Land Practice Speciality.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Following q recent statement that a good quality of paper can be made from cornstalks comes one since to the effect that good quality of print pa per can be made from the stalk of the cotton plant, a mill for that purpose having been built in Texas. The fact cited simply goes to show that the idea of economy which pervades modern business and industrial methods holds 1t part of poor management to allow anything to go to waste. Present tend encies would seem to indicate that the economic progress of the future will consist quite largely in utilizing that which has been heretofore vast. cd rather than In the discovery of new products.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

They have new reason for raising turkeys down In Kansas. One man has discovered that a turkey Is the best kind of grasshopper machine, having in this way practically saved his al, falfa crop from destruction from the ravages of these insects. Tn this case the number of turkeys averaged about one to the acre. This manner of rais. ing turkeys has several points in its favor if practical.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

FRANKLIN J. COLE A Attorney-at-Law
 Admitted to practice in all courts
 Corporation work Speciality HOLTVILLE, CALIFORNIA
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Experiments which have been car ried on the past season at the Iowa ex- pertinent station show that a ton of cobs as thrown from the chute of a great corn canning factory have the capacity to produce eleven gallons of alcohol, worth, on the basis of 20 cents per gallon, $2.2O. Moreover, it has been also discovered that a ton of the green stalks will produce six gallons of alcohol. The cObs are easily ground to pulp, and the process of produc- ing the alcohol costs but cents per gallon. This discovery will doubtless result in the utilization of what has heretofore been valueless byproduct and all around nuisance.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

Like a bur under the saddle is that little thing which is out of repair and consequently ever q source of annoy. ance There never seems any time in which to do the needed fixing, and il bobs up serenely at the most incOn- venient times. To be sure, it doesn't take very long to mend a broken har ness, brace up teetery step, clean out smoking chimney or straighter a rickety gate. but it is human nature to let it go until another time.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

For years past Maine has been known as one of the most successful potato raising sections of the country and this years output gives promise of still further clinching her claim in this particular. From Aroostook county alone, which is the center of this in. dustry, there were shipped. during the year 1905, 6,694,O7 bushels of potatoes. So great are the output and demand that 1t is now proposed to put on line o1 steamers from the nearest seaport town to relieve the badly congested rail traffic.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-17

A Minnesota reader of these notes two years ago decided to quit the grain selling method of agriculture which is quite largely in vogue in his locality and go into the dairy business. We saw him the other day He now has a dairy of fifteen cows and plans in the near future to increase it to thirty. His cream check for August, usually a short month. was $75. Under this sys- tenn he has something coming in all the time while his farm is increasing rather than decreasing in fertility.