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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

"ga S~enrif!" raabte Sru Senrif.
len aanoelsit til lin Wanb, "9iue.
gut bar ipGIset garberfoiten oin!"
"Naa - aaia, oct er life iaa far.
Iigt; ben bar nofiaa ilibt, os ieq
ifuloe ba mig en- ny en- %aligepeI."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Stataen at &enrif @ergeIano, iom
er forarbeioet / Iorge al gideobus.
ger @uitap 1ieeIanb, nnfom til Stem
Dorf meo 9ampifibet Oscar ii iioite
Sirsoag, for at beforores pibere til
aoniul Sobe / ct. Baul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
SsSsfaIb.

Sober aluitien 9ee, Der por bIanSt
be GIore Settlere Der | Goumtpet,
bsoe ben 23be april / fit Stem to
Mil s~fterfor GaImnr; gegrapeIien
fnnbt steb @anoag. gfosoe, Der bIep
50 aar gammeI, bar fsot / Bang,
@aIoers, os fom ! 1850 Der til Gan.
bet, bpor ban De fsrite TO alar boeoe
| @ronb aapibs, @tid., oe ieuere
nogle Gnr paa Soibfonong, @is.
garet 1857 fom ban til @inneibeit
Goumtp, % Der bIep ban | 1861 Gift
me0 0tiis @unbiIb Gitreui, Der ODER.
Ieper fin Manb. Te bapbe | fit sGg.
teifnb ii gsrn, bporai fun De Ter lie.
Der, SOBER 9se boeoe poa lin Sarm
peb gnImar ! iamiuIoe 40 @ar.
Mr. og Wtrs. 9. 8. SobnIon /
9leaiaut Sopnibip bar bapt Den
Sorg at mite fin Ssn Clifford g.,
Der bsbe ben 23be gprtI, 10 gar
eammel. 9egrapeIien ian6t Steo
2srOag ira ben norife Metbo6iItfirfe
beritebs. 9ette er ben treble Ssn,
Tom De banrot prsoeoe 5oreIbre bar
miitet / 2ebet al be iioite ioa 9lar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

nth Annual Convention of the
State Luther League of South
Dakota, to be held at Vermil-
lion, May 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
sGstepieoe.

fGetepieot.
GtinIon-9inger. - Zen 2eoe gpril
peb Rep. Mareuret q. Slmiteno, Sranf &.
Stinicn fra gIeaiant Spunibip % wiis
Florence g. 9inger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Sr. SoniuI Sobe, Grofesior Stub
Sr. Olaf SearIe er bIanbt Dem, Sel
bar ieuot SnobpoeIier siennem @er,
aelanosfomiteen til @orseS. SeprG,
ientauterrte. Get er beSit. tror ri. a,
bereiter ale Sn~obpoelier blir icno,
aiennem ben norite aoniuI, iaIfaIt
til 17be Maifeiten er oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Com &epr9ientark fra Iiuneiota.
Statsumiocriitet peb Oenne Gnleoning
bar hi Eroi. 8iSIe Sotbne. San
bar pGret Den, Der melt bar paft Sn.
~tereSie for @erselauo i minneapolis.
San err oesuoen en- goo Ben Of Si.
itoppcL % gIGoer ZIG ubpre I'll hans
Gpmme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Sin yiartlidjcr" Gattc.

Sobn g. BAL pcgcn @}iBbmnOlulG
icincr lG.iGbrigcn Satin oui &
Monotc ms @ciGn0niB NcionOt.
- &llr5er 2iCbCatrnum un0 b0ieS
Grmuhcn. - ]Giqcnorti9e 2iebcS-
0ClpCiic.
Ginen ]ciNcnortiQcu @cA ieinc
9icbc icincr iltGcuoIidcn @ottiu SIT
bcnciicl,, m0bItc Der 2i.iGbri1c &obn
3. @oa, mrldcr, mic 0citcrn in Oicicr
3citunG bcrid)tet, om Gonncrito0S.
llbCn0 IN Der meltlid)cn Goli}ctltotIon
cinNclicicrt muroe. g&ic aus oent Qc-
itrrn MorNcn Dor &oOt So0cn Itott1c
bobtrn &rrbor bcruorging, plIegtc
n0nllih Der 5Grtlidc @ottc iCinc cben
ocu &in0cridubcn cntmod)icncn Wot
tin Sulrn Goll, nit Scr er lid) pur
6 @od)cu IN GliCntt Gin hCinllid)
troltcl licB, rc0Clrcd)t sum 6riibItiId
mo b0lliiN olld) nod 5llm MittnQ
rmO N6cn0broO 5l %ncrbollCn. Cob
ourd) iolhc @%cbonblun1 Die NciQumA
Ger iltngcn Ghclrau ltid)t gcrn0C ms
l(tcrnlcBlid)c OcItcigcrt mur0c, lGBt
iih bcArciicn. NI@ lie bnbCr nm Con
nerlt00 Nbcl0 ibrcnl ltren0cn Ncrrn
mo @cbictcr cincn <B obltluN
grill cr mIc0cr 81 lcincr bclicbtcn
Frildclntctbo0c, Die CT 0icHlnoI. ais
%otcr mo Nruocr icincr @ottin ser.
IclbCn 81 &iilic ciItcn nlld) ulli 0icic
UlS0cbntc, Die Ho0uuIlccnc, lucldc
Die N0l5c Nnhboridnit inabclon0crc
Die &rontcn I'M llnipcriitGt9 Noipitul
%oIornlirtc, inno Elm pl0tlidc3 Gnoc
0lrd) 0u9 0n5niidcnfommcn ocS
EoIt5iltcn @irnlin0bunL IN Dem ser
Ilut0c MittbCrih cn0lih icincn 8co4
ncr lonO, @ottc, SdmiCNcrnatcr ltnO
StmoNcr muubtcn Damn Qcnlcinihuit-
lld l1od) Der mcltlihcn Eoli5ciitotion
n0l10crn, no Eoli5CiriGtcr Ho0cn 0r-
tern Die 0c0en Ole bei0en 2cBtcrcn cr,
bobcncn, ollf Mubcitouing loutcnocn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nic0cridllll1, nab.
reno cr ocn v%liebcpoIlen Gbcmonn"
mt $40 @cl0ItroiC bclcQte ulO ulll
lcd@ Morotc ms @ciGnQniB ionotc,
no or INN Belt bat, iibcr ncltc Nietbo-
Den jlr @cbnn0IunQ elmer GbcbGlitc
I1od5ulinnCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08

@ottc gu ieiner Sroll): "@ieb
NIT rnid) oen S~oiisidlliiiicl Oh
ueiBt bod, DOB mir Der Ar5t peroro,
net bat, Giien ST. mir Su ncbmelt."
": .&as tbun Sic bcnn in 2cib
bn.:s? Sic mouen bod) nid)t gar
Gipos perieten?" - g.: .abcr id)
bite Sic, oas babe i6 nod ME Sc
tBnn, ib loie INNER MIR Gtmus cin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
9erciniote Sdngrr pun Baltimore.

Sallptqllortler: DWerflarla : Ufnit'
nerdor . SoQe;;" ErGIioent Senrp
SbomoS; correiponOircnoer uno pro.
tofouirenber Sctrct1r pro tenn. g.
&imnlel6cber, Ntr. 315, Noro.Gben.
StraBe; Sinan5iefretGr g.. Sinlmel.
6cber, gtr. 3t5, HorO-Gbcn.S traBe;
S6otmciiter $. Midlid, Nr. 713,
@orner.S troBe; 3irigent II. Sent
berger. @eriammlung ieOen %5lueiten
Srei.og i'm Wonat. ,
y@ermanio.N unrtett.G Club"
SauptQunrtier: @agner's SaQe,
%Itunbe: 8ienitcgs. - GiriQent ).
9aroluS.
,@erntonia.W Gnnerdor."
SauptQuarticr: @crmonia q. WGii-
nerdor-SulIc, Nr. 410 bis 412, @eit'
2omborb-S troBe. Sinaitunoe: Don
nerltaeS - 0irigent; Gbeobor Sent
berger.
~~5robiinn."
SoltptQuortier: Srobiim Sale,
GER. 1000, Sreberid Ipenue. Cling.
Ger. TIC, Iorb.E aca. StraBe, Sinq.
ltunoe: Tittpofs - Sirigert: SoDn
u. GGein.
,arbeiter.W Gnnerdor."
Sailptqilartier: gnoreas' SaIe.
Ir. 3t4, SanoperltraBe. Sin9itunOe:
WitttuodS - 9irigent: 3apio We'
lamct.
nGbalia.T Gnnerdor."
Sallptquortier: 8oiet's Sale, Scr.
1922, Sarforb.a penue. Sinaltunbe:
0ienitugS - Girieellt S. s. Sranf..
y2ocuIt.Go -DfGnnerdor."
Sallptq,orticr: 3mider's Safe,
ode Cuba unb InoreitraBe. cling
Itunoe: Mittlpo6 abenoS s llbr -
Girigcnt: Silbert ariippel.
.Grbeitcr. 2ieoertafeI."
SollptQllartier: 8ol5' Sale. Rr.
4CS, @eIt 2erinatonltrnBe. cling
itilnoe: ~9ienitass-Girigcnt: Subert
Stripped.
.@operiiGjcr WGnnerdor."
Saltptquortier: gdernlnnn's Solls,
gdc pnu Caroline. uno @ougbitraBe.
Singitnnbe: Gonneritag abenos -
0irigent: guguit Sdneioer.
mWoSart.Wdnnerdlpr."
SouptQuartier: &obert 8oImer's
Sale, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
S.robe; Sinoitunoe icOen Conner
Itaa abcnO = 9irisent q. 8. Hobl.
mann.
ngi1enfran5."
SoltptQuartier: g(uguIt @oebel's
(pormols 3orn's) Soae, ode Der 3.
uno 8ougbItrnBe, SigDlanotoiun.
Singitu1oe: WittDodS - 9irigent
Geo. 20. B6bInann.
,Wteloole.
Sauptqiinrticr: s. Hics' SaGc,
Ode 2pipltraBe uno 9elair.Martt
rSarmonie."
Sanptquartier: Scr. Ala, Weit'
GAZETTE Strobe. Singitnnoe: Glen
flags = 9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
.Metger.@ eiongpere!a."
Souptqllortier: Soffmonn's Sole,
2oiu. nno Sorrcltltrabe. Sin9Itunoe:
9ienitag = Girieent: Sll5ert Scrip.
pei.
.arion."
Sanptaltartier: .Stag.Snne," Nr.
Mittipoh = Girisett: s. s. Sranf.
SinGitrnbe: 9onnerltags - Diri'
gent: S. 8arolus.
o9aoenia-W Gnnerfor."
SauptQliartier: Eratt. itno 5. Ctr.
SigGlanototy.,. Singitunoe: Gier-
ItaaS - Tirideut @ep. SO. Tohl=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
$4,000. 3n pcrfaniem: S950.0O.

5eue neuer, mopernen 6ipeirDd,9en Sdufer
OH Der 9oro@SaresS trabe, 6iuiiben Sdirnlount'
Moeme mrb Subette,S traBe, init alien n,oher'
men eiuridiungen; celncntirte ae,er, Sot nno
Irottutrs. entaiuirie 8aociuanneT nllo aiiber'
Nusgiiffe, Wiurmurtreppet mo .stSeit.nie, fatl'
tire 0roin1ae, SlrabciI nit biiriiiSlrter 8ieaels
iieinen eepfldfiert. gle miliien gcfeben tuerocn.
UNI file fhdbet 81 fonncn.
Man iie6me Snirmolnt . IpeiIlfe : Waa9ols.
sebr Ieidie Beoingungeii. Sur Snfpeition iie,
lid nnb Gonntdgs ofien. IHenten am Blnee.
Brunomietbe $4,000 - fedsurooreibig Dollars
pro Sntr.
gsaltcr g. Meftybaf,
(mntfS-) BdulnterItebrter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Scirntbs Giccnsrn.

Ecrcj @ohomopiB, 40, Nr. 30S,
SiiO Gretcrs Strobr, mo 9edp Glop.
man, %, 8ithuc.
0torriS Hoienbolmr, rs, lIno 9eiiie
Wcrtcnboum, SO.
Sobn @. @crncIion G3, %. mo
@olnut Strobc, Milmington, Sci,
nnO Wup Mtcacnorid, 10, &i1nling-
ton, Gel.
George Soap, 80, unb Anlic
Queen 30; applifont Clos. Queen,
Mount @illdlta, WiO.
Sobn y. @oob, II, Nr. 2530, Sit.
baltimore trobc, mnO Morp &.
@nbborb, 4l.n Hl
Sonluel %aronbimc, 90, mo Sara
GbrlldL So; Npplifont Sol. Gbriidl,
9tr. 1851 SIt-@eringtonsS trobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Baltimore Wnrft6rrid,.e.
Sr il r[l I

@oltimorc, Z. auguit 1908.
We6l.- 3uiubr 6627 5diier. ein.
id)lieBlid 1879 6Giier 81 2ocuit.Y oint
Ino 2062 Sdiier 81 CAUTION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08

Gin folio a%ebnuies, eerduntiac5 9anobnns.
neblt Gtau. SiibherbuuS, ihuncl &dliIiet II.
(. 10. biaia 8I inuien. Glegt an eieitrilher
Ndbn, in euter 9tdhbnrfhalt mo id0ler Sc
9eno. Mnb ioiort ~berfauit ipcroelt. Freto
$4,000. Set 8. yaoenbuop, III Toro'6bnrlcS'
etraRe. (Sepo,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08

MoONcn. 3uiubr - 0llidcl ;
aus 0cll GlcOotorcn 5llriidgc5o0cn179
Glepotorcu . &orrutb 1861
Nuid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Gtablirt 1925.
Goniolioatco eoan So.
1 Npro-8 ag.S traRe.

Sin arobcs slfioriiinent oeriaaencr 2tondrt'
ten. llbren Ino Supclen in eilteIt YrtoaisSer'
fauf. nod INTER balbem &oitenpreis, sStr aeben
nab mic Dor libGrale SarIeben uui ale SSerlb'
gegenItdnoe. SeitensSingnng sum YriontsNu
feQI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08

S~ieIten sic 5eirot6 &c.
beim. - Wolter u. WttGomas bon
Vcloir, Sorioro Gountp, Scr 1906
mo 1908 YiitgIic0 Der S%toatsgcicb.
gebung iuar. nr6 Sri. Wobel VI. gief.
toro bon @eloir IicBen lid olIl 20.
Silni in @ilminGtot, Gel, beimlid
tranell. Grit gcItcrn modlten lie Die
Sbatiad)e befnnnt mo troten nodt
tr19lid) Die SodBcitareiic an. Scrr
WtcGomd3 lit Ged)taanmalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
WiGincs Muhn huuS.

On Gorooii Baltimore; bat 6 Simmer mo
Rao. puirnbe ~Saei6oicn lrIu. Nue5 in outer
Sronit9: t2R SUB Srnnt.
Sdnmilihc idbrIi0e l~lnIoitcrt nctrdDcIi lIur
$3.50. Frci9 $3.50.
Scrmanit Gnocnhpup,
401-409 @aitber Suiioiug; III N.sGBrrIce'str.
lScpi1 .12Nlticl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Ri %prrfQufcu.

$3.50 - Sir eircs icner pra6too1en Sdlls
fer nube BaiterionsYurf. Nr. 90. 90. % clc..
Goro.SaresSiruBe. ecincniirte Grpiioire, Nell
Ier mo Sui; enniuir.s Nubeiponne unb 0is
denauseuk etc. $50 Saar mo $4.05 BRO Mr'
de fqulelI zines icner inpbcrnen Sduler. Nes
(ittiat Sie nno iibei SeIgt Sud. SeDr Ieifie
8eoiilsunaen. Goiparo !. etcrf. on Grt NIB
Gteile. tSuit17.1S.4&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
SECOND CALL.

500 Gin 3Hcr, 1880. .,............ 06
10000 Central III 9rtco Der. ..........ti0A
$1,000 ga. Gor II. Morib scr. ....... tolN
5000 sim 3Mcr g.. ....,........... 80
$4,000 Gonfolicatco @nS Gcr ........I O2A
$500 GitO 3hcr. 1929 ............. 90
10 Scnbodro so /, Ffb. ........ 30
3 Giii5cnS' Vnnt .. ............ 33H
200 Gcaboarb 60 ?. RIO .......... 1874
$1,000 9ScIt Sa Gcnlrnl Ger .........1 O2%
$4,000 S3cIi &n Central 6cr. ......"..to3
$4,000 Cotton Sucf Der ............... 1874
$4,000 sim II. Guburbnr Der. ..........t 1851
$1,000 @-g.G 4cr =. ................ 45I
500 Union lruit Otis. ........,... ~
$1,000 @.NrS 4er e.. ............... 4G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
@aQaabcr, Der |ammciIter.

sauier int 600 @lId Tnrp. @loper'str.
@ben ~pollenbei cine Jieibe Ilooerller, 5lpel.
fiGdigcr Nduier, g Simmer lIlo Nno. SaS
Nuoe3immer bat enGiuirte ySlllile iino l%anllare9
9luiei. Nuihlub an f~nuildrcn Ndnnl. -YrclS
$3.50. Nicorigcr @runoitll2. Shi9e 9unler
BADEN bobe uno 9eiuihc HH0e. Ndb5nlra9eIl III
Siirrnu, Gr. 2531, SitsDiunnment' StraRe.
U43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Bprfdu'e ailf Der bieiigen gffPftri.
bDrIp
FIRST CALL.

100 Gcnbouro 50 Som ........... "a
$4,000 llniteb 1nS 5uuoiuN 5cr........ 1917
$4,000 HtInnia 9onf Ct ny 5er........IO 4
$1,000 llniten giOs Ginf .....,........ 81
20 Scnboaro gir Cine Bfo........ 10
$4,000 pdfc Jiolano Der ...........t t5l3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08

NN UVIlWHTVW'
3,pei IIcinr Sdufer, Wieori0cr @rnno6inS,
ni permictbct, iiuo biuia 81 baden. gldd5i'
iruaci bel Amg. S%ccitiua, Icitamcnteunlitredcr,
ar. 1905, cit. Sibo!csStruRc. (2l7-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
Stclcngeindc.
gu mictbcn acind)t.

3u mietbcu 1cirdlt:
Sine Srdu iudt Gin mjblirieo oncr lcered
Simmer. Wian G%nrciiire: ~. 80" .Sentldlcr
EurrcipUneeut." (22l-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
@erlangt - Sranen nnb MaOdcn.

Wcrlnngt:
Sin mldb1cn fiir Suuzarheit mo sum Yui
nm tpdbreno Der Commemorate AM $
HGno III 9cbcH. liudBu1sdGcn 5lpllbelt . mo
10 ubr SormlttGgs IN Hr. 10, St'1eno'Str.
t23O-1E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
3n u%crfanfcn.
fauiCn

faufen ciH mpoernes SnIe nit Il 3lTltIrerl, III
einem 3riinnhe criier Nluiic.
S350.aO fuufeu Elm &aus nit : 3iIlmcrlt i'm
3ui.dloc eriter &laifc; Wtictbc Sl2O prn SaOr;
@rllno3ine S2G. ltudSufrn1en bel Y. NoItcn'
helm, 9r. 423, Guros 6rcmUntsIuennc.
l21S-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08

bis nll9Acndhltc0 .... i25-i.5J
MoiolncbI pro 100 Nib. t.S0-t.HN
@ci5cn. 3uiubr 1S0,l75 9ut
idcl; Ncriun0t BON oen Gleuotoren
12l,tU @uihcl; Glcuotorcn Norrutb
ItO6,7G3 @uid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
MntS. 3uiIDr 1900 @uldel;
&crion0t bon ocn Glepotoren 1870;
ClcnntnrcnnOrrnth 1890 WuiheI.

@o er. 3ltirbr S971 9ulhel
olr@ Sen Glcpotoren 6urildNc5oaer
i0,l57 @lid)cl; Glcpotorcn = Norratb
1880 @uihcl.
&cuti0c Sh,lubrotC:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-08
@crlunnt:

Sine Srnu ais N6nin in elmer fIeinen So
mile; muB etlpas engliih %iprechen: glte9 9Ctin
luo gutter Gobn. atub5uirGgen ioiOrt in III.
2133, ct. Yaul. StraRc. Saloertitrabel 9~SdgIol5
pdiliren ole lbiir. (2ls-3)
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
The EI CentrO Fancy Melon Growers Assn.

JOHN NORTON, Pres w. s. BALLARD Sec.
 w. R. WALDROP, Vice Pres
 A. McCAUSE, w. A. THAYER, Board of Directors.
 Shipping Shed-Foot of Fourth St.
 We have made our contract for the season of 1908 with our present distributors Messrs. Crutch field and Woolfolk of Pittsburg, Pa., and members who will plant cantaoupes next season are requested to sign their acreage at once. New members get application for membership blanks from any of the above members of the Board of Directors.
 Attend to this at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11

Mir. Hartman. An i'll natured person might remark that as far as California is concerned the Senator's enlarged sphere of influence might only increase his powers for mischief, but we forbear. The Senator has a nose for news as we'll as for the pork barrel. He's a lovely knocker and his motto is, Soak 'em." The "Call' wish es the Senator a happy New Year and a prosperous literary career. Come again Senator. |"
 The San Diego News informs the Senator that The may be able to get free use of the peo- ple's postal service to help him to carry on his anti-ROosevelt, anti-people, pro-trust and cap talistic campaign, but he can't get free use of the columns of The News to help him in his work of willfully misleading a wronged and suffering people. "
 The life of the paid Washing ton reporter is made a weary pilgrimage by the kicks of his editor administered in private, but the volunteer correspon- dents editors heartlessly jump on him in public and he can't get the satisfaction of wiring to the home office his indignant resionation.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11

Want to see how book store starts on the Desert? Durham has just add ed that department. Watch it purge on. Fifty two crops year
 Mid-Winter edition of Los Angeles Times nearly all gone at Durham S. Wrapped ready for mailing, for ten cents.
 "Dickey Downy," snug little bird book bound in corn and wine, and illustrated in colors true to Nature, is offered by Durham, as prize, to the best behaved pupil in the public school next week. A woman's rights jury of Mrs Rapp and Mrs Futile are chosen to decide who wins it. The book is on exibitit at Durham's.
 A. Harpold the Cotton Nurserman (see adv in another column) agrees to to pay all freight free of charge to those wishing 100 or more pepper trees in the Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
Don't Take the Risk

When you have bad cough or cold do not let it drag along until it becom es chronic bronchitis or develops into an attack of pneumonia, but give it the attention it deserves and get rid of it. Take Chamberlain Cough Remedy and you are sure of prompt relief. From small begining the sale and use of this preparation has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. It's many re- markable cures of coughs and colds have won for it this wide reputation snd extensive use. Sold by El Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
PERKINS, JOURNALIST.

Nothing that Senator Perkins ever achieved in statesmanship attracted so much attention to him as has his debut in the role of Washington correspondent. Since the Press gave him an appreciative send-of in his new avocation, the Senator's journ- alistic feats have been comment ed on with considerable freedom by the California newspapers. The San Francisco Call welcomes him to the ranks of journalism, and says of the manifold news letter, booming himself and knocking the President, sent out under his frank:
 "Tis a modest, artful plea for a life term. You cannot teach an old dog tricks. He knows them all. The Senator congratu- lates California on the influential position that he has achieved with much pains and labor, Unaccountably he neglects to congratulate MT. Herrin and
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
} WOODLAND GATES, \. ATTORNEY

Munsey Bldg, Washington, D. c.
 Late Private Secretary to United States Senators Stevhen M White and Thomas R. Bard. Land and other de- partmental practice; also Congressional business. Refers, among others, to United States Senators Frank P. Flint and George c. Perkins, California dele gation in House of Representatives, Hon. Thomas R. Bard, Hon. R. J. Wat CTS, Gen. H. G. Otis, Hon. A. G. Hub bard, Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce, Los Angeles City Aqueduct.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
CLOSE TO THE GROUND

Marked improvement in all lines of business has been mo- ticeable at the county seat within the past week. Land seekers have arrived in such numbers that the two large hotels have had difficulty in finding rooms for them, and they have kept the real estate dealers busy showing them the country and making out deeds.
 Land sales were infrequent during the latter part of the finan- cial pinch" period, owing to the difficulty experienced by bank depositors in getting cash, but the people now coming in report that the difficulty has been re- moved to a great extent, and they are ready to close deals when they find what they want, Some of them appear to be sur prised that land values have not declined in this region and that nobody is anxious to sell at bar gain prices, but there is nothing to be surprised at in that state of affairs, for Imperial Valley hardly knew that there was financial stringency, and no req son for sacrificing property ever existed.
 Although Imperial Valley is no. real-estate bargain counter, land prices are low when the produc- tive value is considered, and they are sure to advance materi- ally with the growth of the coun- ty and it's towns in population and business.
 There has been no positive business depression in the valley towns. Some improvements have been delayed, but operations have been resumed by builders, new business enterprises are in progress, and there is more evil dence of confident activity in all lines than a visitor from outside would expect to find anywhere in the country at this time.
 The basis of prosperity in the United States is the farm, and the people of Imperial county are safe from money panics be- cause they are close to the ground and producers of wealth at first hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11

Boni de Castellane and another pup called Prince de Sagan are quarrelling over Anna Gould and her money. Recently they met in church at funeral services of a relative, spat in each others face, clinched and rolled in the gutter where they belong. If there were a real man in the Gould family, he would tie rocks to the necks of the two obscene little beasts and drop them into the Seine.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
THE HEDRICK ENGINEERING co.
 l Perry l.. Hedrick, c. E., (Mem.

Wes Soc. Engineers) President. Engaging in civil mechanical, hydraulic and sanitary engineering Specialties- Surveying of private claims, levels for grading, special contour maps and plat private priv water supplies, sewage disposal designs. plain and re-enforced concrete construction. Holtville office with J. s. White, Jr. Fl Centfo office with Beach & Dool
Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-11
GOVERNMENT STROKE

In eleven months 30,000 men moved 8,151, 645 cubic yards of earth and rock on the Panama Canal, and the Government patted itself on the back for it's wonderful efficiency as a mana ger of big works. During the same period the Western Pacific railroad builders, with 5000 men, moved II, All, 300 yarde, drove three miles of tunnel, built numerous bridges, laid 200 miles of track, erected many buildings and put 20 locomotives and 1900 cars into service. That is the difference between business and red-tape methods, and it is shown wher- ever government and private work can be compared. The Government has been at work more than two years trying to to throw dam across the Col orado at Laguna, has spent more than million dollars, and the work is only half done. Railroad men built dam of equal length at the break below the heading in about twelve weeks, against the full flood of the river, at a cost of S325, 900. 1 The railroad dam will stand for all time; the Laguna dam may stand if the original form of construction is abandoned and engineers adopt the railroad builders plan, which they con- demned in advance as utterly impracticable but which proved entirely successful.
 President Ripley, of the Santa Fe, has not got it through his head yet that big railroad is not bigger than the United States and is not immune from the law. His company was fined by Judge Wellborn for giving rebates, and he broke loose with denunciations of the Government and the court and declared that the prosecution was malicious and the court unfair. The AttoMey General of the United States attends to MT. Ripley properly and charac- terizes his assertions as "un- warrantable reflections upon a
 judicial officer respecting the discharge of his duties as such, which are wholly indefensible, both in form and substance and deserve the condemnation of all citizens solicitous to protect the dignity and independence of our courts. '"
 President Roosevelt would boil all that down into shorter and uglier word.