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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

-6rml Augult @loicr, bon Sub
lipan, Mo, peiIt gcaenmdrtig bier,
ultf 9eiud) bel gerpauoten.
-8beoOore 8ungoII, nebit 6ami
lie, pon Gbnmois, beianoen lid) @noe
Iestcr ISOLDE bier in @eiddftcn.
SON. 5. V. Senielp, BON
0tuenspilIe, befanS lid am pergatg-
enen Samitag bier. IN @ei6aften.
-5rGulein Slice GarOpell, bon
ct. Souis, beiinoct iih beindsiDeiIe
bier bel ibrer 6reunOin, 6rdtIein
2eota 8euiel.
-Sictor 5abrner rciite am por'
igen Sreitag uah ct. 2ouiS, iti1
oaielbIt ungefdbr cine 8ofe lang
gu blei6en.
-Sobn Soebm, nebit Ieiner God
ter SrGnIein GlIa, reiIten am letten
Sonntag, beiudslpeiie, nod ct.
2ouis.
-6rau q. SaOrutt reiite am
Ietten 8ienItag mad Guthrie, SfIa.,
all einem lan9eren 8eiudl bel Ser
iporoten.
-SllIius Saientittera usife am
Iesten Counting nah Minneapolis.
@inn., gum 9ein4 teirer aral ibei
DIE iid,S geinnSheitsbaLber, bereits
ieit einert geOnpt BORT aafgalt.
-auf Dem biefatn @oitatnt lie.
gen grieic fiir bic folgenNen Ser
ionen: sae
5rduIein Cora @enmett.
Serrn Slider, Sbbut Der @anf.
.lSSS a,8fa
5rls. GiHpies tu9 Zulu Stt-
ter, npH+St. 2puis itaO bier eulge
troffen nm einige Gage i'm areiie
ibrer gerwunoten ur0 ~6rennoe58u
p%erleben. ET ktta
-8ir lenfen no6mals oie Ini.
m~erfiamfeit oes Tliblifunls auf oas
am Smitag ben Z D. ". in StoIpe
ltattfinbeute 9ifnif, ST. weldem I'M.
faIienoe gorfebruugen getruffen pur.
oen.
81. s. Mtmbrauer unier Ybo-
tograpb, bat iein atelier 0ltr6 et-
mem neuen, biibifen anitri1 Der.
id)onern loiien. DDS lit gonS redt,
es fonnte ober Dem bob" audi
nidt idaoen, rpenn er eiltnlol nett
attseItrideu ipitroc.
-Seinrid 8dilmgaertner, bon
ct. 2ouis, meIder gu anfang Der
ISOLDE auf 9eiud bel ieinem Batter
bier mar, reiite an @ontag nod
bauie 8uriid, in @eiellidaft ieiner
fleinen Sodter Gertrude, Oeren SIT.
fiinftige Seinntb in 81. 2ouis iein
miro. Grna 8oei9el reiite eben.
falls nit mad ct. 2oiiis, Inn Iid
bort einige Gage aiff8ubaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

-3abnar3t y. g. Gidion, ncbit
6amilie, iilro bon ibrcm SonmerallS
ilug 5uriid gefebrt.
-Senrp 6acs unO Sohtcr reii.
ten am porigen 6rcitag mad ct.
9ouis, gum 8eiuh bon &ertpaio'
ten uio 6reunOcu.
--6ruli Geo. San Sorn, gcb.
2nuD, nebit aitO. BON Gancp, San,
6eTinben iiA bier auf 9eIud bel
|Srau 8ilb. @foutid, Der Wlltter
bon Srall Gan Sorn.
-sSrduleins Imauoa Sod ur0
0tarie Seba, tpareli nnt letten 9ien.
.itog bier auf Der 9urfreiie na6
Ban, gum 9eird Der eItern BON
6rQulein Sod.
-5rib SpeSei6fp unb Sobn 8.
Cooper, BON gbamois, uaren anl
lebten Sumstog bier II. pobnten Der
@erIteigerrng bel Sabiieger Bros.
bel.
IS. 6. aimntel iiibrt gegenDdr.
tig oas ubren urtb Sulpelier 8e'
IdGft BON Sillills Saienritter, bis
Der Iettere BON ieinem sIasilus nod
Dem 3orOen suriid fommt,
-5rGulein glIeratora gaer, iuel-
dc. fd einise Gage 8apl gsiu6
hires 8oters bier nlibidlt, reiite am
leetet Souutag toieocr nod ct.
2ouis.
-r8orl Sbnitaer, BON Sotsham,
befinOct iih our 3cit bier ont 9e.
iltd bel ieinem Sobn, 81. 8. S6nit.
ger, Dem Supcrintenoenten Der
IGountp 6orm in Der &6beeponY Ser,
mann.
-8ong Granter, EN- Stltoeut ser
Staats llniperiitGt 81 Columbia,
no, befinoet iif CUR 3eit bier ais
@aIt ieines 9ruoers q. 9. &ramer,
oes bieiigen Igenten Der No. y.
|a. 81. SO.
-ausuit 8iermdrll, inner Glef'
trifer, puroe ont lesten Gienstag
per 8eIepbon, nof &oiebno an Oos
aranferbett ieines 8aters gerufen.
@ir molten boffen oab Der aItc
&err iid| balo ,pieoer erbolt.
SER 8. Wterfel, neblt 8attlll,
bon ct. 2ouis, peIde mebrera Gage
gum 9eiudb BET Serru Geo. @eper
uto @attin, ben Gltern, Der 5rau
@erfeI, bier fpeiIten, febrten am
lebten Sonntag naH batie 5uriif.
pic griioer Senrp uno 5.
|Gre6rid, aus Der GGbe bon 9lano,
@to., befanoen lid ariangs oicier
ISOLDE bier, lnlb beebrteu aud unS
nit einem 8eiud; bieielben maret
aleiffatIs, aeidditspeiie, in &biie.
Lamb, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

.Gomtaa, in ser Gpansl. Stride,
b @crrn Eaitor S. S. 2aiss.
SraneroottcSOienit abgebaItcn, mo-.
raul aIsbonl sic lleberfiibrung Ser
2eide nud 8aibington erfoIgte, no.
ielbit Die 9eerOigung am @ontag
Mprgcu itattfanO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

&c. s. 9ope. bon @orriiou, be.
fano iid seitern in @eiddftsange-
~legenbeiten bier in Der Stoot.
-s(mpalt n, VI. 9rcuer begab
lid g~citern in 8eitdften mad @or,
riion.
-Sacob NoeOcl nebit Satin, bon
Berger. befouoen iid arn Iettet
Montag bier in Der Staot, in @G.
iddftcn.
-6rm @iaria 56crer reiitc ON
Iettcn @ittiuof nad Ct. Souis, 3unl
9cilld ibrer BORT wobneu0en Allgc.
b0rigen.
-@einrid 9ietgraeie mo @attin
baben left Dem porigen 0onneritag
oos bieiige poblbcfamte Sim @otcI
iibernomten uno Wcroer Ouiielbe ari
eigene &ednung lpeiteriiibren.
-6re6 aimmcl lit am letten
Sonntag BON GofieepiIIe, San, bier
angcIangt sum 9eiu6 ieiuer GIteru,
0es Serrn Gbas. 2immel uno @ats
Tin.
-6r6ulcin Noric 6rednlann,
tuelde iid) ieit cinigeu @od)en be.
iudsmeiie 5u bauie a~ufgcbaItcn bat,
in %poriger @ofe wieOer uaG
gtep @ampidtre.
-8ilbelm llnO Seinri6 Snden
iouie aud SbeoOor Stride, idmmt-
lid bon Stolpe, beebrten ms ON
Montog nit eiucm 9eirtd
audi unicrer Offide.
Slid 2eibad mo 5amilie, mel.
DIE cine Set lang arf 9eiu6 BET Ser
tpan6ten bier tparen, ltno am Ieeten
mieber nod bauie. na6 ct.
abgereiit.
SRI. 9ettmeiler, pelde bisber
MS Stenograpbiitin in Scr Stone
Gill 8ine So. angeitcllt mar, bat
reiignirt unb lit ua6 ibrer Seimotb,
in South 8enb. NO, abeereiit.
-6rna g. s. Seinfe uno Oe-
rem @idte. Sri. 9aArn 5ugger, BE-
Ba6en iih am Iestet @ittpod mad
nm Ooielbit Dem Niiiions.
left bei5upobnen, ionic eud1 Srn.
uflb @ottift einen 9eiud
1bauitatten.
-@op. $. Rueoiger unS Satin,
Beb Streter, non ct. 2ouis, iiu6
bier mtf 9eiitd BEL ibren gltetn 10.
lpie mbern Sernonhten. Serr
beffeioet lit ct. 2ouis Ell
lie StcIIc ais arGiteft. T4Hrt
--@ottesnienit miro ont ud9iten
III Der bieiigelb M%etbooiiten
ituttfin6en mie folgt:
GomitagsiGule, $50 Gorm.
0ertti6e $rebigt, 1880 gorm.
2eog,te, 7.45 AbenOS.
Gngtii6e SreoiGt, SIS a6enos.
@dbrenb beS gormittags iopie
aild am a6eno miro cine &ollefte
erDoben 8,rm 9eiten Der &reOiger Ser
Sfonfcrens.
-8ir befinoen utts i'm 8eiis
eiItcS 9riefeS BON 8. q. 2ingenfe[s
Ser, bon Niles, San, in mcl6em
Der S6reiber inns m%ittbeiIt, OaB er
nit Dem Oreiden ieines 8ei'
sens fertig geporben iei. 9oS grs
mar 3474 gu. BON " gtder;
Die bette 8ci5cnerutc mel1e iemalS
in iener @egcuo aemodJt tpuroe. Gr
bot ben gan5cl Grtra9 5u $500
per 9u. bcrfouft.
SIN Der regelmGBi9en Serfamm.
hung bes Sarmonie @eiaug gereins,
am porigen Mtittwod gbeno, luilr.
Den Die folgeaoen, gesenwdrtigen Be
amter, per affirmation, fir oos
b~eginnenoe Sabr pieoererwdblt:
Or. Often .Sraiioent
Simmel @icc 8rdiioent
Stut) . Sdabmeiiter
Balter Wun6miller . SefretGr
@uentber . . 9ibliotbefor
b..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

Ger 9.iGbrige Sobn bon 9oilis
Saberitof fam fiir5lid BON Ct.
2oriS 5Iriid, an Der 9linooarmss
ent5iinSung leiOeub ulO lpurbe in.
foIge Ociien ant borigen 9olncritag
Den 80. b. &c. bon Or. grnit Saff.
rer prerirt. Der gatient befinOet
iiG nuf Dem @ege Der @eneirng II.
foun bereitS pieoer i'm 8ett ouf.
iibcn.
-SoEn &ramer, Ser agent Ser
6. g. 4 8. 81. 81. 60. BON glpooO,
Hebr., nebit Samilie, befinoen it9
ieit Ser porisen ISOLDE bier, arf Be-
Iu6 bel bem 9ruber Oes Serrn Sra.
mer, Dem bieiigen 9Ggenten Ser @o.
Iac. 81. 81. 60, Serrn g.. e.. &ra'
mer. Sobu &ramer, Welder feline
Stelle in @lnoob, Nebr. nieberge.
leGt bat, beabii6tigt cine Reiie ourd
Sen iueitli6en Sbeil bon Colorado,
nm liG nad) einem paiienoen Slab
um5ltieben. a.
Sub Der Srau Sorptbca GunraS.
Starb in Berger, no, om 80.
.Suli, 5rau 9orotbea Conrad, geb.
Nis, inn Sitter bon 67 Sabren, z
Monaten unb % Sagen, an Den
Sol9en zines Ser3lsioens.
Die Seritorbcne ipurbe geboren
am 6. 9e8. 1871. 5u gnOel, in Der
GDcinpropina, in 9euti6lanO. SIN
Sabre 1862 idloB tie nit 8rieOrid
Gonrob Sen 8uno ser CHE, mo i'm
Sabre 1869 pnnOerte sic Somilie
na6 anerifa ai,s inb IieB iid oall,
erno IN @oibington, Mo., nieber.
Ser Che %entiproBten I'M @nn5en 8
airoer; A Sobne uno 5 S0hter, BON
6enen aber elm Sobn uno cine God.
ter, in5luii6en geitotben iinb.
8ur6 oen 500 hires @atten, int
Sabre 1884, 5ur 8ittDe geporOelt,
uuo nadoem lire &in6er ertpafy-
len ipareit, lebte Die 9erItorber,e meit
items bel ibren $o9tern in Berger,
DO, un6 in Se6aIia, Io. Sn Sen
lebten 8mei Sabren mar lie je6o6
meiiteus tranf, bis iie ser 600 bon
ibrem 2ei0en erI0ite.
Die Geritorbene bintcrlGBt 8
Sobne:Srib unb atguit Conrad in
8aibiu9ton uno 8ilbeIm GonraD,
i'm Staat Sbabo. Serner A Sod.
ter: Sralt 8ilbelm Sreeie uno 5rau
allpitit 9eb, in Berger, iofpie Srau
.Gbas. 5reeie, in SeoaIia, nnoI6rau
Geors 5reib, in ct. 2onis, ferner
nod 2 S6pieger t6dter uno IA Gil
feltinber.
Sn Berger 1purbe art Iesten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

KodoI Dyspepsia CEre
s2secc W!.3t aA SRI"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

&C. s. Gope. bon @orriiou, be.
fano iid g~eitern in @eiddftsansc.
legenbeiten bier in Der Sta0t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-06

-slnpolt n, VI. 9rcuer begab
g~citern in 8eid1ften mad Nor,
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
BIG SALs OF HORSES

Hundreds of people from all parts of the valley attended the horse sale and barbecue at the ranch of the California Mexico Land and Cattle Go. Thursday. Many arrived in rigs early in the morning and others came by train at noon being driven to the ranch by conveyances furnished by the c. M Go.
 Three hundred horses were sold, the sale continuing until after eight o'clock. Tn some cases the bidding was spirited, but for the most part the horses brought. very low price, Manager Bowker expressed dissap- pointment with the prices, which were not nearly as high as have prevailed in the valley, but will continue the sales. The next one will be on April 22
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
HOLT OPERA HOUSE

(State Street Christian Church.
 Special evangelistic meetings will begin next Sunday, October 31, at II a. m. and continue each evening dur ing the week at 7:3O Rev. Sumner T. Martin, of Santa Barbara, will preach, and Prof. c. W. Ridenour, of Topeka, Kansas, will have charge of the chorus. All who can give as- sistance in this work will meet at Opera House on Saturday evening at 7:3O for instruction and practice. Ev- erybody welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
FIVE ACRES NOT ENOUGH
Efforts to Procure Increase of Land
 Allotment to Yuma Indians.

The government proposes to allot to the Yuma Indians only five acres each when their lands in the reserva tion are segregated. Five acres is too small a farm ever for an Indian, and petitions are being sent by white people to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs asking for a decent deal to the red men.
 Senator Flint, while unable to get any change in the ruling of the In- dian office has secured a promise that the granting of allotments shall be suspended until Congress can act. The Senator hopes to secure Congressi- onal sanction to larger allotment or failing that, an additional allot- ment of land for pasturage.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
ALFALFA MEAL MACHINERY
Construction Work Will Com nence.

The Imperial Valley Alfalfa Meal Milling Company is expecting the ma chinery for their mill to arrive within day or two, and President White scarver is figuring on the lumber for the building The Fairbanks Morse Company, of Los Angeles, will in stall the machinery just as soon as the building is completed and have agreed to have the mill in operation by No vember 20 The contract for the building has not been let but it will probably go to a local contractor
 The company is now buying al falfa hay and kafir corn, and before December 1st this new industry will be in full operation. s. J. East, who is a son. law for MT. Whitescarver, will be the Manager for the new com pany
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
Il CENTRO'S NEW BAND
Or1anjzstior of Fourteen Players WiII Give imperial County Seat Series of Open Air
 Concerts.

Through the activities of Wm De- Legro. a reorganization of the E Centro band has been effected and Jhe first rehearsaIs have been held during the present week The band will have fourteen instruments, and these are 10 be handled by exper- fenced band men. so that within a very short time this city will have a band of which 1t may be proud
 A subscription has been raised among the business men and citizens of El Centro for the support of this organization and to provide for it's members suitable uniforms
 It is proposed 10 give a series of open air concerts as soon as the band has had sufficient practice, and 1t Is probable these will be given on Sat urday afternoons or evenings.
 The first concert will be given on November g.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
BERMUDA GRASS PROBLEM
Horticultural Commissioners Find Plans Made For Planting Seed Generally Considered ob,
 noNious.

The members of the County Horti- cultural Commission met Thursday and heard the reports of the inspec- tors appointed some time ago to look after the extermination of ob- novl0rs weeds and grasses. From each inspector comes the report that all over the valley the farmers are ai- most unanimous in their willingness to help in this work and seem to take hold of the matter as they should in Water District No. and No. [, the farmers are up in arms over the Ber- muda grass problem. In Water Dis trict No. there is none of this grass as yet and the farmers want to stay clear of it. In No a company is contemplating sowing grass, and the settlers of that district are protest ing, hence the following resolution of the horticultural board, until an in vestigation is made:
 Whereas; It has been called to the notice of the Horticultural Con- mission that valley lands are being seeded to Bermuda grass;
 And Whereas; Bermuda grass is looked upon by large majority of farmers as the worst pest in the valley today;
 Resolved; That the parties sowing Bermuda grass seed be asked to sus- pend seeding pending further inves- tigation looking toward the classif- cation of Bermuda as a noxious weed
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
CREDIT GIVEN

Kind words spoken about the man who is to give us a new directory of the valley and it's business inter- ests. The man is Albert G. Thurs ton. Read the following, it's a true copy of letter sent MT. w. R. Stew enson, of Imperial, from the Pasadena Merchants Association:
 'Mr. Thurston has been of great help to us, especially in his directory work He publishes our city directory annually, which is most satisfactory and of great value to us as well as the merchants in general. If you have any dealings with him you will find him a straight forward, honest and trustworthy gentleman. He is held in high esteem in his home city" No more punk" directories for this val ley; be a booster and patronize a recognized business necessity. 30-1t
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
A WILD WEST EPISODE

A real old Wild West flavor was given to the C-M. ranch barbecue and broncho- busting show near Calexico on Thursday by Marshal McAlmond and a man arrested on a warrant. The prisoner broke away from the officer, hopped across the ditch into Mexico and lit out for freedom. The marshal stood on the American side and emptied his six-gun at the fu- gitive, who lodged the bullets and ran like a scared rabbit The spec tators say the man did hundred yards in record time, jumping side wise at that. The marshal only made him hard to catch.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

Several persons: High school teach CTS with classes and District School teachers with their school have de- clared their intention to enter the Bug" contest for the cash prizes I have offered
 Two specimens should be collected and each mounted on a small piece of cardboard and turned fin to me ou the first day of each month, one specimen to go to the State for iden tification; the other to be kept for the final collection the details for which will appear later.
 Persons wishing to enter the con- test should have their names regis tered at once and get a good start during next month so they will have full year for solid work.
 W. E WILSIE.
 Horticultural Commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
sALLINesR's VIEWS
Thinks Imperial Valley Will Have to
 Hitch on at Laguns Dam.

Secretary of the Interior Ballinger, who, passed by Imperial Valley and obtained from the officers of the Rec lamation Service all the. Information he has concerning this region. has given out an official statement in which he describes himself as keen ly alive to the importance of the reclamation work in restraining the flood waters and protecting the great river of the West from disastrous floods He made a special study of the conditions on the Colorado and Rio Grande rivers involving the appro- priation and right use of the waters within American territory before their passage into Mexico"
 As regards the Imperial Valley Mir Ballinger believes those interested in the valley. in order to obtain a per manent water supply ultimately will have to take their waters from the Laguna dam. He says the depart ment stands ready to do whatever it can to facilitate the establishment of a permanent supply for the peo- pie of this valley.
 great deal of misunderstanding exists regarding the departments at- titude, the Secretary says, adding that the government has at present no con- trol over or connection with the pri- vate companies interested i'll the ca nals and irrigation systems supply ing the Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
FINAL CERTIFICATES

U. s. Land Office to Lament Tyner; Tract 38-14-15.
 U. s. Landn office to Fred C. Ab- rams; Tract 134-16-15.
 U. s. Land Office to Edward A Perkiss; Tract 6O-15-14.
 U. s. Land Office to Wm. B. Calls bury; TIT. 189-16-1S.
 U. s. Land office to John c. Forti- ner Jr., Tract 62-13-13
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
COTTON PRICES SOARING

A dispatch from New York last Monday said There was great ex- citement in the cotton market, prices making new high records on account of the big gains in Liverpool, a scar city of shorts and general buying. De- cember sold at S14.11 and May at $1425 about 15 to 20 points higher than Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
MASONIC BALL

The Fl Centro Masons gave their first ball for the season in Masonic Hall Thursday night. Sixty couples were in attendance, among them be- ing visitors from Holtville, Calexico and Imperial. This is the first of a series of balls to be given during the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
NEWSPAPER PROJECT

A. w. Swanson and his soV Paul Swanson, have brought Ito T Centro material for a printing oH0A and have leased the building on Nifth street, formerly occupied by the reading room They intend to publish a week ly periodical to be known as the I'm perial Valley Homesteader, an organ for the Farmers Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
LANOSEEKERS HERE

A party of Santa Barbara men composed of George M Williams, J. H. Harrington Sherman w. Stow, Robert Main and Frank Bishop, were El Centro visitors the first of this week, and went from here to Calex- ico to look at lands in the southern part of Imperial valley They are all prospective land buyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
METHODIST SERVICES TOMORROW

Sunday school in the El Centro Methodist Church tomorrow will be- gin at 93O sharp. Evangelist Arm strong will address the children. Preaching at II o'clock by Rev. D. K. Burnham. Evangelistic services in nthe evening at 7:15, conducted by Evangelist Armstrong of Roswell, New Mexico
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
HUNTING LICENSES

No grand rush for hunting licenses has been experienced at the County Clerks office yet this year So far 166 hunting licenses have been is- sued at El Centro, while deputies have issued eighty at Brawley and forty at HOltville.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
EPISCOPAL SERVICE

Bishop Johnson, of the Pro. Cathe- dral. of Los Angeles will hold ser vices in El Centro on Sunday No- vember IA. Arrangements are being made by local Episcopalians to get the Masonic Hall for this purpose.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

Dr. Gayle G. Mosely, of Redlands, came to Ell Centro yesterday to look after his business interests here He has recently returned from a three months visit iR Kentucky and New York
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
MATERIAL ALL HERE

All the material for the gas plant is on the ground i'll El Centro and rapid progress is being made in in stallatiOn. The holder of 30,O00 feet capacity is nearly completed, and con- crete foundations are ready for the generator and other machinery.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
YUMA GETS PRISON PROPERTY

The Arizona Territorial prison at Yuma was turned over to the city of Yuma last week by the Territor- ial officials. The new prison is To- cated at Florence
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
AN IDEAL PLACE IN AN IDEAL WINTER CLIMATE

Free eelctric automobile to and from depot. best and ample sample rooms for commercial men
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
{ x K x x %% x X x x * X x x F IMPERIAL COUNTY
 F HORTICULTURAL . COMMISSION
Weekly Announcements

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Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

Furnishings complete for comfort Cuisine of very
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
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Der Sicncr Suriidformt."