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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
napien, at ban Iooer lin Datter
opertaee oenne Gomman6o.

nq0ten, al Dan iuOeI I'LL OulieI
onertoge oenne &omnan6o.
2igc for 2isc. 5or nogen In
iioen anmelote 9eile 9Ds Sfr9ooer-
metre til golitiet, at Wanufaftltr'
banolerne 0reo Sfr9ooeri, font De
fun 6opoe Sanoelsifob, % Innnel'
oellen rellltere0e /, at Wtanufaf'
turbonolerne moatte leie Sfreooer-
b~orgerifdb.
9o De 1apoe giort bette, fom DC
imiolertio / 8onfer ON, at Sfreo'
0ermeltrene egentlig life baoOe Gil
looeLie til at iel9e Geiietepper,
&rapetei etc, naor De fun baooe
9aanOoerfer- 8orgerifd6, og M bar
Bolitiet if6lge Belle q. ap." mo-
teret 81 Sfreooermeitre for for
mentli9 Soertr9oelie al behring's
loperl.
SGngt iie | Irreiten. @n ti6-
ligere %itraffet, noole og tDoe Iar
9ammel Wonosperio on, Der ~nfioneoe
40 Oages 8engiel for Solo oe zig
geri, bar forleoen Jet 2eiligbeO til
at b9nge fig / lin @eae | arreIt-
batiet / aorbus. Wan6en 0eltog /
oct inoonnlige 4rbeioe meo 6oror-
bei0elie of 2eeetei og oeo OF itoa
op poo noget Sremoteriole baooe
ban flnnet Northumberland, 6oor
ban oerefter bdo0e benet fig. Do
Opipnet 90 Winutter forinoen bap.
De tolt me0 barn, bar Der intet al
merfe pna BAN. Den burti9t TIL
fnlbte 2ege fun6e fun fonitatere,
at Mon0en por ogo.
So Menneifer brnfncbe. st ungt
9Ggtepar fra StoIbro pon gMS, Sor-
pagter Soerien og Sliitru, piloe III.
a5Ien86org Gnis" forleoen foretaoe
en- Seiltur poo @lsiuno i en- Lille
Soae. Gen fentreoe, 90 sc 6rlifneoe
beg0e.
5nnbet Gig. S Sliaaen peo 9eit-
oeo fan6t man 6en 16. Mai 2i9et al
Ell Mon0, ser pe0 nGrmcre ltnoer-
iegeIie bite ii9 at uGrc 8eitprer
Sergenien ira SGoerspris.
NebbrGnbt SnbifGrcri. Ntaifin
lneoferiet og SooIfGreriet oSteonS"
I Store6e0inge er Ben II. I. SO.
neobrenot. Oct lpffeoes at re0oe
gebooli esbpaningerne.
SlOlps. 6erIte Binieoa9 ne0brpno.
te 9oelsmano @noers Ssreniens
@ien0om poo 5anrbang Marf, 2
SeIte, 1 So og 8 Spin in6ebrenote
Snb6rnostDberi. Notten melem 1.
og 2. Yinieoag en- Ger begaaet Sno.
bruo bos Slo9termeIter Nielien,
Sesielaeer, % itiaalet en- Tegnebo9
meo 80 Sr. Sppen err life funoet.
Neb6rGnbt 8aarb. 8rg0rene G6ri.
ltenlenS @naro / Sonorup peo zig.
eeriun0 er oen 16. I. so. neo6ren0i
totalt. 9eietnineen % Snoboet REQ,
6e0es. Sloen er opitaaet fra en- Sfor.
item.
8aarben p5lintegaarben" Dec
Spen0borg er af Gieren, @~aaroeier
Stenbaf, Iolgt til groprieter &
Seder, @oloing. Iii gienoommen
bsrer 1870 Cor. 2ano. 9eietning oq
Snoentor meofsleer. asbeiummen
er 1880 Ser. Opertagelien timber
Steo 3. II. sunni.
Golitiif @pSe. Oct politi7feMe 0e.
| Sfaniebafferne / 1erreiunobD oer
II. I. so. bar ifslge DInlb. @mtst."
beisgt at 10000 Wenneifer. Sil
9irigent oaletes @mtsraa6smeolem
q. sc. SEMEN, Otter Sasiine, meo
itor Maioritet. 9erefter talte Sol
fetingsmenoene S. 6. Gbriitenien
og 9eereaaro. Sra raoifal SIDE
talte SsiffoIeforitanoer 6. 0ielien,
Gobp.
abrielsnlDffe. 0n en- 1toorig
Orene, Sen al @aar6eier &asmus
Ssrgenien, Oper9aaro peo 9an0ers,
forleoen aften iful6e FIRE noale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Iresienotalelier ansaacnoe
galget.

Snlget.
yBolitifen" in0remmer, at
9teoerloget er Der, og %lfrTper bl. a.
Sor 2anoet og Somfun0et bleo ben
90. Mai en- ioore u9le0elig Dag
gau ifol pi oltiaa til6age til oct
Stpre, iom / glareois far oirfet zoe.
l9ggen6e og oemoraliierenOe / ale
SorboI6. Sr. gbriitenien bar forels.
big after ieiret % beii0oer ngiten lin
eamle Magt poanp. 90 ban oil brli'
ge oen til en- b~enipnslss 6orti9t.
telie al jim gamle Yolitif.
Dog, ogiaa bette fommer ri bel
igennem, buis Ii letter Sfuloer moo
Sfuloer og life looer os forfnptte.
gonIfeligbe0erne pil meoe bet npe
Slertol Ifpmmenoe og foroirrenoe
poo bets @ei. O9 9la0eligt gaor
rooifale 8enitrempno fra Staggering
oper til en- Oppoiition, Ser ial0er
Dem nntirlig, og iom pore MoOitnn.
6ere ifol finoe uipeffet / oens gbne
og monIbepioit / oens 8olitif.
g 70 emofraten el9.
Der fig ooer De punone 9reOie, gaar
let ben oper De tdbte, % iubler ober,
at gorgbierg life fnl0t. 5or Reiten
trSiter oen fig meo Sremtioen:
oReite Sang mna Sooeoitoo og
9ropins lore at boloe 9nft, og BET
gnnife ringe gntal Gtemmer, Der /
en- R9ffe arooie / @aar maneleoe
| Seir, porsler ON, at oeo n9ite
gnlg to9er 0emofratiet 5lertaIlet. "
90 otionaIti6en6e" ifriper:
Oct Speresmnal, iom i @aar blep
itinet oct 6onife 5olf, lso fort 90
Hort: Sfnl bi perge port 9ano2 90
Sooret bleo ct Sal fra 6olfets 5ler-
tai. 5or 5orfoarsnennernes aanoi.
batter bleb Der / @oar ofgipet tiliam-
men t84, 000S temmer Il 5ior 1884,
900, meoens SoriparsmoSitanoer.
ne iamleOe 10000 Il 3ior 1853.
00OO.
Disie Gal piier, at 0eItneelien i
gnlget / @nar bar neret ~betpoelig
itsrre emo | 5ior, og at Opganeen /
Stemmetoaene bopeoiagelig ct fom.
men 5oriOarspennerne til eooe.
8i fonltaterer 6enne aenosger.
ming meo 8leoe. 90 pi ger oct ioa
meget mere, iom ben raoifale Ge.
gering paa ale Manoer bar oilole0t
T9lgerne, bI. a. og gnnife ierligt
peo fine Borisg paa ooerfor 10. og
Sn0lan6 at fremitine 2anoets finan.
iieae Situotion | De aaermgrfete
Snrper.
0enne g~gitation 1ar life gipet oe
Reiultnter, iom Sens Op6opsmeno
~iiffert aior6e Geening paa. Sffe ct
enefte Manoat bar 6e Gaoifale pun.
oct. 0eres5remeang / Stemmetal er
n6etp0elig | Communicating meo
5oriuarsuennernes. Den 6ele fortpip-
le0e Concentration er faloen pnfe.
ligt til Soroen. 4peaen til gpIgerne
bar 6iSie beiparet me0 en- ubetinget
afuisning. en- 5remtio forMiniite.
riet 3able er life mltlig efter bette
8nlg. = Oct maa burtigit muligt
forioin6e.
legationsblobet ~ r.
bus @mtSti6enoe" ifriper
81. a.: Meo ct 8enitre, iom fra ct
MinoretaIs Sitting er nooet op til
at beberife Salpbelen al 5olfetingets
glaoier oe Tom eennem @aIsets
Samarbeioe M ganIfe natarlig
itoar foran en- faitere Sanmenilut.
ming er Der aabnet ltopei | oanIf
YoIitf. Sno langt naaeoe pi poa
galeets Dag. at Der pan rp fan ia.
.es ON ct IeIuit9noigt 8enftre, Der
er | Stanb til at bare en- @eperins.
Gg oeo en- fIoe 2eoeIie al bort Bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

SpergSmoal, Iom inoebolotSprpng.
Itoffer, er M l6te og til en- SIDE,
og Der Ii9eer intet for, iom l9rlig
fon boloe gnnifeligbe0er. .8enitre
fan tr9ffe 8ejret friere me0 5rem.
ti0en for 9je og ole 8enItrem9no
2onoet ooer oil gle0e iig berOeo. Oct
bar ifnbt 6reo og arbeiOsro.
st mDitiif Sob. Otter bpar yHatt."
m%eo0eler, bor ct u0elan07f &onior-
tilrn / ben ienere 3io fert ifriftltge
Sorbanolineer ON 9eb Of ct betpoe-
liot, ll6eifpttet areal, Der er belig-
eenoe oeo on6ent 8ono uniooeI.
bart uoen FOR aeben9non.
Oct uoenlan0ife aoniortium op.
giner, at BET bill benntte Irealet til
@nleg Of ct aalfoerf, og oct bar
itofoloet me9en @nergi for inareit
at naa til en- enoelig afgerelie
Spergsmnolet ON BriIen or0ne6es
u6en lt6rre ganifeligbeo, iOet oct
i~ioenlonoife aoniortium tiIbgo en-
Bris, Der operiti9er @reolets 89roi
iom Sor0bru9 og 9olfbrlto meo ct
betpoeligt 8eleb. asberne erflereoe,
at oe oiloe uore0e belle 8etalingen
fontont.
Oisie 5orbanolinger moo into-
Iertio forefomme uoenforitaaenoe
rot pnafaloen0e, tbi 0e u6enlan0ife
9eberes Tilblo bar oreiet JIG ON ct
@runoitpffe Of it6rite It~rotegiife 9e-
tponing, Oct ligger inOenfor @n.
ceintsn og / forbolosois rinee gf-
ltono fra ct al 5orfoarets ltointte
Fltnfter. Der fin0es iaa goot iom
ingen gebDggelie / BETS 9prbeo.
arealet tan iioen n%Gnnen9roig Ban.
lfeligbe0 belt dfipprres, lnoleoeS at
Den eneite Iogon9 bolOe5 aoben til
Seiioen.
9rab. S 8oroinborg Slotsruin.
@n 20-oarig apin6e, Qnna Gbri-
itenlen 1beoal0t, gift me0 Ell Stale.
ner 3beooIoi, bar for nogen Sio
ii6en flpttet ira lin Wano, iom
boeoe / N9itueo, og baobe faaet
Ylaos Iom Bige pna DSotell Babe.
mar" / 8oroin9bore. Ran6ng ST.
termiooag tog benoeS Wnno fra
N9ftpeo til @oroingborg og fit lin
Slitrl til at Iope at flDtte tilbn9e
til bom.
GI. 1a ON Iatten fom Sotel.
farIen Seroinnno Doff aerff, 26
@ar eI., biem paa Sotelet 90 trai
Sru Sbeooloi / en- al Soteaets @an.
&c. San, iom bar meget forelifet /
benoe, fit benoe til at gan me0 oper
/ @aaietaarnetS Guiner, boor ban
far Solien oper paa benoe meo en-
6orifererfnio, ban boboe toget paa
&oteaet. 81. 21a sif ban ooer /
GirfeIfooen, bpor Der bar Set. Ser
melote ban iig ielp til Bolitiet og
fit Itrofs efter ct epilepttf 4nfolo.
9etienten iatte nogle WGno til of
beoogte bam oe eif ieIu ooer | Slots.
ruiren for at unoeriege ON bans
Weo6elelie bar iano. SmioIertio bar
@erningsmnnoen, iom | Melem.
tioen bapoe faaet Here epileptiIfe
anfalo, flpgtet ira fine geoogtere,
men ban bleo Ienere fanget | 9lin6.
By % fsrt til 8oroingbore arreit.
8eo ltnoerisging | Slotsruinen
fanot 9olitiet ben mproeoe apinbe.
Senoes Sails bar fuloItenoie %Ifaaret
oner. 2iget bleo brnet til 8oroine.
borg Speebis.
Den mprbeoes Mnn0 er 5ormer
paa De %foreneoe Sernitsberier |
Neitpeo. anipen, bpormeO 0off
aerff Tfnr Salien oper paa benoe,
er MI blepen funbet.
8eo @runolopsforbsret aflagoe
Ioroeren fuIo Silitaaelie og meS-
bette, at ban boooe fsrt en- bnaro
aantp meo apinben, for oct Ipffe-
oes bam at br9be benbe.
Srcliens SGr. gaa ct Meoe, Der
ben Is. Wai fanot Steo | @runot.
pigs Sats | asbenbaun, inoiatte
5reliens Sers nlloenriesminiiter",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

~ 49, C0hAL SJNhNI"N%N~
So6annes Mogenien 5riis, Der op.
boIot fig bos fine 5or9l6re / Marn-
men oeo 8iborg, er nnOer ct 9eisg
/ 9ierrin9 orufnet UNDER 9aOning
/ 9ierring Se
l1lDffe pna Sernbanen. 0a Ell
Danearbeioer / @l. Sapnoal, Der /
8inien boooe 6oft 8eieg al en- Bro.
Ser ira gen0ipsieI, an0en BinIe'
bags ~@ftermio0ag paa Dr9fine fer.
tie 0enne til So0iun0, mgote De Oeo
aalemsde Soget fra SaOiunO til
Gan0ers. 8e0 Sammenite6et iplin.
tre0es 9reiinen, og ben enc grooer
IlDn9eoes Iangt no til Sioen, me-
0ens Den on0en blen bengenoe paa
en- at 2ofomotipetS 8uffer. Soget
ltanoie0e og fog De to 9rSore meO
til Sooiuno, bpor oe i~n0lag0es pua
ISDgebuiet. Der menes ffelge st. 9.
life at p9re SSore for 6eres 2iD.
Inbplbt 1tolenoing. @n iDolan0if
ITO eenoe BerTon, Ser gift og tiggeoe
til De ariitne I @rmenien, bar ioa
ubeIoig forGeoen at fonme mo til
lSo9nefogoen / @6r6ing, iom fat'
te0e Mistartfe til bonn og telefone.
re6e til Serreosfontoret, Der itrafs
begpreoe bam onbolot. San bleo
ifel9e Sob. Solfebl." ~transporte-
ret til Soliteo, bpor bnn opgoo at
ifomme fra Snerrig, oft beOoe Sir
mat 8imoi oe at ppre fra 9uroi-
Itan. Sans Sorbolo nil M blipe
nprtnere u~noeriegt.
MDitiif Spriuinocn. llngfarl og
goelsmono IF. 2aurien df Senoer
Geien 6ar Biniemorgen forlaot lit
Stem, % ineen oeO, boor ban OPP
bol0er Jig. Son bar ifGlge DSfipe
5olfebl." altio oeret en- iprig Sc
ger, 90 i'm 9ssie bar ban taget moo.
goa en- Seooel, ban bar %eiterlaot
Zig, itoo ser, at ineen ifuIOe isge
efter BAN.
Gn Sugnefogeo operialoct. 5or
nogle Gage iioen bleo Sognefogoen
/ 5oloing operfal0et og truet al to
reiienoe Soen0e o9 en- &pinoe. De
TO Soen6e er MI blepen an6ol0te, og
Sen enc bar ifelge naol0. 6olfebl."
; tilitaaet lin 5orieelie, meoen8 oen
on0en, Ell 8ogobono, Ser for. nogle
0oge ii6en 6leo i~troffet +: aol0ing
,lfor Seleri, negter fig ifploig. De
bleo begoe nrreItereoe.
grnnfnl | @rbrnp. S So6en al
Den lille Blonta9ebaffe pe6 ben
gamle 5attieeaoro peo grprltp en-
Ser paa flere Ste6er funoet 9run-
full, ina Der er Sanoipnligbeo for, at
Der er ct acknowledgements auaeie
/ 8affen. 8dffens @ier, Sr. 8.Gbri-
itenien, bar ifslge uSori. ap." pre'
BET alllene, o9 ifsnt De er tenmelig
! panOe, brenoer De goot.
Saolnnobroens l~tobeoring ipnes
M enoelig of futile blioe til 9irfe.
ligbe0, ioet Der er anfommet ca. $50
a1t6ifmeter fp9rt pommerif Tgm.
mer til oct proieftereoe @%fpiierp9rf,
og en- al De nermeite Gage anfom-
mer Der ifslee .3ano. DOL" en-
Camp Iambuf, bporefter man oil
funne eaa / Sang me0 BET Ienge
oenteoe Grbeioe.
Gn %tpuastis sfolelerer. : en-
6siifoleuooannet Sfolelerer fro
Sorienseenen er forleoen blepen an
bolot for Spoeri. San bar ifslee
DSori. go." tilItaaet, at ban bor
Iitiaalet ct antift Gipeiern / Sotel
nSeimoal" / 9oriens og at ban I
9. S. II. 90. Ser / gpen bar itiaaIet
ct Bar Stsoler og ct Saffei9t, iom
benlaa / ct gerelie, boor ban loee.
reoe. De itiaalne Saeer oeponere6e
ban | 0anegaaroens @aroerobe, men
0a ban oerefter briiteoe fig tilbaec
til &. S. II. Sc. for at Ipiie til Wio.
bag, bar Spneriet bleoet opoaget,
og man ietote 8iio efter Bolitiet,
H.. .MI<I -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
@m ny s Dripnin9
Of Spger er netpp anfommen fra Dominant.

Seriblanot fslgenbe;
Den hinge 2ntber, 9rof. amnunben, OmIl. $.1.OO
Naaoen % Sanbbeoen, Yait. 6. Moe, Snob. 2.40
Serresaarbsfolf, @ormarf, Omil. 30
Gre Jprebras, 8. g. 9arien, Smil. 80
Sibelbaanobus, s. q. Sanien, inob. 2.1O
Som Sn! @i6. -Sanien, inob. 40
Taa eipets Sci, @ib. Beet, inob. 2.80
@ionesbbrb fra Jrne Strife, gucb, mob. 2.80
George Niniams 2euneo, inob. lao
Solbbrn ct iplrist 2anb, mob. 40
8repe til mine 8prn, Sarper, inob. 40
aritne % aritme, 9eo. s. e. @ebfer, Smi- 90
Sra DC samle Ster, aicb -Sanien, mob. 20
Sr Mcbarbejbere / 8prnefirfen Smllas. 90
Snnst ringer Nnlm, @iIion, inbb. 1.60
Gn nns 1anbs spprssmaal, Speetr, DmiI. 40
1tnsbom 8ibeen, 1. Del, Smi. 80
1tnsbpm gibelen, .. Del, SmiI. 90
. SprjGttelierne eaer Cubs Naabelpfter, inob. 10
timber Sbbforict, Mlcocf, in6b. t.5O
Sag us 9Gs! Oliert &icarb, inob. 1876
/ Sranffbinb t.5O
Sjerterne briues, eIitb geberien, inSb. 100
Srense % Srense, Sfilbringer fra gfisiions.
marfen, inbb. go
hinge Sierter, 2aurit5 9eterien, inob. 20
5orife0ist, Sob. 9. @stide, OmiI. go
9orte Orb Nr.16 % Nr.17, @fope. geterien, Omi. 10
) Sruens Semmeisbeb, Sfopeaaro peterien. OmI. go
gibnesbbrb ON ariitms, giifop $eucb. Sn6b. 100
cams NieIfen Sange, Sacob 3. Bull, inob. 200
If enfeIte al bisie gsser er 5oripninsen inSFrq1.
fet. SnoTeno geitinine itrafs for at fire G~fspeSition.
IAN. emtb. TnbI. Somie
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

ii oil Opgopen piie fig lettere emo
ben par for 5orgengerne. De itore
Spsrgsmoal, iom inoe6olotSprPng-
Itoffer, er M l6ite og til en- SIDE,
og Der logger intet for, iom ierIig
fon boIoe gnnifeligbeoer. .8enitre
fan tr9ffe @ejret friere me0 5rem'
tioen for gje og olt 8enitremen0
9onoet ooer nil gleoe it9 berOeo. Oct
bar ifabt 5reo og @rbei0sro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Sulfetingspalset | 9anmorf.
gaIgreuItatet-

Set iamleoe Geiultat al gaIget
bar / aortbeo pnret bette: De Jam.
oirfenoe 8enitreerupper far tabt 5
oe ouioet 10 Blooier, SocialOenlo-
fraterne table 8 o9 bitn0et 8, De Ra-
oifale tnbt 6 oe piinoet 6, Seire
tdbt 8 og piln0et 1.
Set npe Soliciting fOulmer oeref.
ter til at beitaa Of: SamoirfenOe
genitregulpper 81, SocialOemofra.
ter "a, Gooifale 20, Seire u. =
@olget paa 59rserne finder fsrit
Steo 8. A.. Snni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

81 den sidste praktiske. videnskabelige
ner uden at varme K6kkenet. Roger,
Rede / ct Sekund. Slukkes / ct Sekund
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-17

ister of the Church of the Nazerene, died suddenly at the home of A. Bo- dine. The body vas sent to Los An geles for interment
 < * *
 Two cars of Brawley cotton were sold to the Joseph R. Loftus Com pany for Japanese cotton spinners, last week This cotton brought from I3.75 to 1890 cents per pound
 # * <
 Settlers in Water District No. 8 have formed a social club to be known as "El Rodeos Club" The club has given several social affairs, and will have a watch-night party on New Years eve.
 M * <
 l.. A. Speare, a recent comer to Brawley, was tried for illegal liquor selling, last week, in Recorder Whe- lan's court, and was convicted and sentenced to pay fine of $500 and serve ninety days in the county jail.
 * * * 5| Mrs. Ed. DeMoulin and her two daughters have come from Greenville, Illinois, to spend part of the winter in Brawley, as is her usual custom. MT DeMoulin, who has been spend ing some time in Los Angeles, will be here for at least month, looking after his extensive property interests, in the vicinity of Brawley.
 * x x
 Seventy Elks of Imperial valley enjoyed banquet at the Bungalow Hotel last week. The principal ad- dress was made by J. Stanley Brown, of El Centro, who spoke on "The Good of the Order" c. l.. Brown, of El Centro, spoke on What the Elks of El Centro Have Done and Propose to Do." Among the visitors were Elks from Los Angeles and Rediands.
 * * x The flower fair held by the Braw- ley Women's Christian Temperance Union last Monday was a decided success. Masonic Hall was converted into a bower of beautiful blooms. A | baby show in the afternoon attracted l much attention. Lunch and supper | were served and the proceeds of the | fair go to support the free reading room maintained by the W.C.T.U.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-17
COUN TY NOTES

by the Darrough Brothers, and it will be planted to barley.
 < * x
 F. Nelson, of Harrington, Nebras- ka, has been visiting this district where he is associated with P Pier son in growing 100 acres of eucalyptus for commercial purposes.
 x * x
 The trip to the summit of Signal Mountain is proving an attraction to many parties this fall. Almost every weekend brings parties through this district to make the ascent.
 x x *
 Probably more sheep are being pastured in Water District No. 6 than in any other part of Imperial valley. At present there is an abundance of green barley for pasturage, and many head of sheep have been brought in from Arizona and New Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-17
W MoRLAND.

Settlers in the Westmorland dis trict are proud of the cotton crop on the G. T. Welcome ranch, says the Brawley News. D. D. Lake put in the crop and now has eight negroes picking. MT. Lake took the first load to the gin with two horses. 1t weighed net 1700 pounds seed cotton. Seed 1090 lbs, lint 574 lbs. This load showed the largest per cent of lint of any yet taken to the gin, yielding a little better than 33 1-3. The sell ing weight of the first bale was 594 pounds and it brought $81.51. The pickers say the lint is of extra fine quality and several expert cotton men of the south who have examined it, state that it is as fine as any they ever saw in Georgia or Texas. The pickers average over 300 lbs. a day. The first day two of them, a man and his son, picked SIP lbs Mr. We'll come and Mir Lake feel that the rec ord of No. 8 for cotton this year is as good as the rest of the county can boast.
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CALEXICO.

Christian Scientists have estab- lished regular Sunday morning ser vices in Calexico
 Adolfo Ybarra and w. E. Parker, of Guaymas, Mexico, were Calexico wis itorsitors the past week.
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 F. l.. Gilbert, of Glendale, Arizona, has come to take charge of the beet planting of the Imperial Beet Com pany at Pasqualitas.
 CaleXico's public school closed yes- terday for a vacation until Tuesday, December 27. The teachers will at tend the teachers institute in Los Angeles.
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 Calexico is to have a new hotel. Mrs. J. M. Adams has leased, for a term of five years, the building at Im- perial avenue and Second street be, longing to Mrs. w. T. Heffernan, for hotel purposes, and the building is to be fitted up immediately. It will be ready for business soon after the beginning of the new year
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 The Farmers and Merchants Club of Calexico is maturing plans for leas- ing house for club headquarters. The Fritz Kloke house, now occupied by the Valley Dining Room, is considered favorably. The plan proposed is to secure forty members at an initial fee of $10 and membership fee of $2.50 per month. A committee to can vass for members has been appointed
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 The next meeting of the Imperial Valley Elementary Teachers Associa- tion will be held in Calexico the first Saturday in February. About sixty teachers of Imperial county will be the guests of the CaleXico teachers at that time The executive commit tee, Messrs. Sibley, of the Imperial schools; Alger, of the Fl Centro schools, and Theobald, of the CaleXico schools, was in session in CaleXico last Saturday, arranging the program
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THE STORY OF COTTON
Dan SuIly Shows How Improved Gin Would Increase Value of the Crop.

In recent interview, Daniel Sully told many interesting things about cotton. He said in part:
 "Whitney's gin, displacing human labor, spread cotton all over the earth. Inventors have lived and died, but they have not found any new princi- pies or improved on Whitney's origi- nal methods. The first gins contained twenty saws and were operated by hand or horse power. The gins of to- day have seventy saws and are run by steam engines. Great as Whit ney's invention was, adding untold billions of dollars to the wealth of civilization it destroyed 40 per cent of the tensile strength of cotton by breaking or splitting the delicate if bers. Spinners, therefore, must twist the fibers and make their threads thicker, which, of course, is a waste of material. l want to save that waste, if possible. If l am ever successful, I SlltIil lIuNC 'HC NdluS LII OuI cotton crop, based on 12,OOO,OOO bales at harvest, in the sum of $3OO,000,0 ,0OO annually.
 There are 32,000000 acres of cotton lands in this country. The present yield of cotton only averages one third of bale to the acre. It should be one bale or one bale and half on 20,000,000 acres of the area 1 have mentioned and it will be by and by, when We better our cultural methods The yield of seed then will be enor- mous There are 800 pounds of lint pounds of cotton brought from the field. Seed ranges in price from $24 to $40 ton A ton of wheat at $1 a bushel is worth $33 The process of making cottOnseed flour has not been perfected, but it has gone far enough to show that such four is to be one of the big industries of our people.
 Up to the year 1903, except dur ing the Civil War in this country, the price of cotton was coerced abroad, in England, by British spinners. Con- trolling the market for raw cotton, be- ing the largest purchasers they kept the price down to our farmers, giving ! them about 1 cents pound in the l field for their crops, on an average, Since 1903, however, the law of supply and demand has regulated the price in
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D. F. English, of Bard, shot a lynx, last week, that measured four and one-half feet from tip to tip. The lynx got away with eight or ten tur- keys before it was discovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-17
IMPERIAL.

Sixty feet of porch and two rooms are being added to the residence of M. H. Mills, on Street.
 x X X More than $500 was added to the u easury of the Episcopal Ladies' Guild by means of bazaar held Monday evening.
 G. w. Nance, of Oxnard, has been visiting his brother, E. A. Nance, at Imperial, and may join him in busi- ness here.
 I. B. Funk, Imperiafs mechanical engineer, is preparing plans for the $35,000 sewer system to be enstalled in Calexico
 W. H. Avery, buyer for the Wood ward & Bennett Company of Los An geles, has purchased 1900 lambs from Bell Brothers.
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 H. K. Houser has come from Los Angeles to take charge of the machine shop of the Imperial Valley Trans portation Company.
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 X < :: M. c. Gale and O. K. Ross have been given contract to build the 600- foot Hume which is to carry water across Pelican Slough, in Water Dis trict No. 12
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plant will be ready to operate within a few days A 16-norse power en- zine has been installed. Allison Peck is to be the manager of the Delta creamery.
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 Architect S. B. Zimmer has prepared plans for the proposed chapel for St. Matthias Mission. The mission style of architecture is adopted in these plans It is expected that work on the building can be started the first week in January.