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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Weriamm Mn5cigca.
BireaH Der yNpriberm Central RuIlmap
% VuntnauhH I'D =

nItlntore. Wlb., g.. Sebruarl 1910
Sic, iabrithe ~NcriammIiua. Der tgiftiondrc
oiefer 9outpaanie tpiro an Tpnnrfitag, ben
"a. 5cbritdr i9i0, IL uhr Wiitues. i'm paupiz
birredu, SiopftsGde bon Gaipfrt. uno GeHtrt.
Strabc, Baltimore, ~gcbdlieH, bel ipeidhcr ner
9eri6t hes RrdiioeHicH liuo bes Sirefforium3
fir 1909 ooraeirgt, cine sedbl bon 5iuolf Sireis
torcH fir ous iummenoc Sabr liuttiinocti piro
,iiHo fplehe anocre @ci6dftef crleoist iueroeIi, bic
croitufls59emdb Dor Die 8eriamuiIrRg aebta6t
pereer nloscn. III.
strpbeu ". @bite, eeirstdr. /,
FfID O 10 N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
siireau ses staot.a.aiarators, satbpaus.

Bdlttm c, Wloy 4. tyebruar 1910.
ga bic StraBeuourdb rHd3 9oplmifdrc oct
Sieet Baltimore ~ 8tiesIib porseihriebeiier
Wetie ibrent eroaiilitaeit uno corriairteH Berldi
ii6er Die 5ueefprpbeleu Gntihdoienuaeit. In.
f9iten nlio. 9eriberboburaer. fir, bic Gorhcin'
niruna nHo Groftnuii9 Der Suntington.Auenut
Ron Der Siofeite Der 5iinfiHoipan9i9iel
StraBc bis Sur 9torbieitc Der SreiBieittit
Strabe. nebf ben oarauf be5iisltbcn, e~1oBiiltis
aen uno. eorrislrten. er!dniCrnber .Silnen in
@entaBbcit Der 8orfhriften oes Siuot9barters
uno Der on. 10. Qidr6 1909 unter6ei6neie1 &cr'
croHnng Ar. ri oes Wapors NIB Staotruibs
bon Baltimore bel mir binierIeet BADEN,
lutro hermit befaniIt geeeben, Sds befaetrr
8eri6f urc, YIdne aui Sieie sSeiie in sicfer
9hredii btnterleei iperben iinb, ,inb bob Der
sene cine Bcrfon ober Yerfensn obet zinc ooer
nIebr GorporntipHcit ole nit bee Gcrtbriiitia
Der, eorbenanutcn. Gntfpdoisursen oSer gsetib'
srbobuneen iin3nfrtcosn f1o, innsrbalb sre,bis
(30t Iaeeu nom D. Sehrinr 1910 ni a!S bern
ertcn Iuac@ Der bon mir inusaeg1ueeneip ger
ptfentIibuna shiefcr. Tettj. f6ritilih bneegen
an ods Baltimore Stabtecribf appeHiren NIB
oaS betaeie Seri9t eril,fei, uioseH. ~biefcIbsli
gu tebtoireit. f T.
3. senea 1ecmas.
(6ebr3, IL. S,g6) tI,. ..t- StuotsRtpttrdtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

SptBttn0t9tclten. Gas Volt perlall9s
tc cine Hepiiipn llnd) ulltcll lilo III
Den Gaulpogne Re0en lmlroe cine
ioldc neriprod)cn. limo ais Dem
Golfe itatt ocS @rooeS Elm Stein &C.
reid)t lulr0e, oa trnt cine Spoltung
in Der repiblifnniid)eu Tortei ciuL
Die ser ErGiibent bis jett nod nidt
hot iibcrfleiitern foirnell, iopicIWiiibe
er lid alldl gcaeben but. Nrd) Die
&eip E Dorter 2iucolu . Heoc miro
Die republifoniidJen SniurNentcn
nid)t iiber5eugeu Oenn Die SbatIodcu
ipred)ell ilbcr5eitgtnoer nlS @prte,
GoS @olf iiebt, baB Der neite Carl
ben ciiliIuBreidyen groBcn Corpora.
tioncn olli ben Ecib 5ugeidlnitten it,
0aB Die Freiie nit Sem tcltcn Iarif
boiler unb bobcr 0ciuorOen 'inO mo
Dab oos Splf fir icinc 2%cbenSbol-
tltilg mebr Sohlen mnlB. obne oaB Die
Hobnc Scr Arbciter INTO NnDeItelltcn
entiprefeno gcltic1en limo. Sn met
ten a%rciien iino lie iiberGoupt uid)t
gciticgct. Gle 9lt reptblitonl'de
.Gbicngo tribune" bat III ben Stna.
ten 3ainoiS, Mid)igon, Snoiano,
@iSconiin Ohio, Soma, aonio5 ,Nc.
broatl. Colorado, %gSpoming Sflo-
bona, llto6. @imcIoto, gtoro . 90
fotn. Siib Gofptn, Montmlo, Ne
booo. Miiiouri &entildp mo Zen.
neiice an 1000 republifouiid)c II. it1I-
uhbongige Seitltngell Die Sroge &C.
itelt. nb JIG haS Ilbrid) Eopnc'id)c
Iorii9ciee gutbci6cn. Iic Antport
ipor in acknowledgement Wcbrbeit eli
nc Berurtbeilung beS ModJlpcrtS,
Dos Sait an Sreitng oIa bcrrIid)ea
Weiitcripcrf gcprieieu inb cine ctr
lidlc ginloiung Der inn Sftotcr 1908
gcacbcilen 8cripred)en eenonnt bot.
Cine nod idJGrfcrc @crilrtbcil,tng Der
Soitid)eu Dtit @oiie 9llOrid) int Sc
not mo Cannon I'M Sans aing
RlbItpcritdnoIid &anh III &ono nit
benz pcrni1tcnoen @obriprlid) Der
e~rtpGGntcl %3eitulgen, ueldlc iolnmt
unb ionoera im Sabre 1908 SnftS
Gnnbl6otllr u1ltcrIiiist ba6cn.
Sic Soil Der 3citrngcr. ipcld)c
oos neue Soriigcieb ais Cit Wad)-
iperf oieier cIenoen Nrt ertlIrcn, ut
1853. llno oos iinb lolitcr 3eituhs
gen, iuclde Suft mo icine 5orif.In-
iid)ten i'm Sabre 1908 iunrm inter
itiiet boben. 9ieic 3eitungcll mir
Den nidt 10 obi1lig nrtbcilen, iueltn
lie nif)t liher lpdrtn, Dob ibre rcpll-
blifnntidIen 2eier oericlben Inlid)t
lirb. 90 Die Soitide Heoe olSGonl-
p1gl,e Wateriol fiber onS 2allo prr-
iailot, cirlelt lllnidNpultg Der N'ci-
nuugen berbcifiibrcn iuirb? Sb Die
lln5uIricocnen III Scr Iitiid)t bco
E%rGiibenten betebrt merocL oaB Der
l,el,c 5arii lpirflid) Elm unilbertrcii-
lid)e9 McilterItiid Ger @eletgcbunaS.
flnit lit. oaS bette ollcr SoriigeicBe?
Gic Saitid)c @cballptlulg, bob Der
1orii iiir Die S6cucrnngS , @erbnlt'
niiie nidt peroutlportlid) gcnlat,t
iperoen fonne, miro nid)t iiber5euaen
mo iiir bare Miin5e g%el1onlnlcn her
ocn, obgclebcn bon ben IN Der @ollc
geiGrbten Heplblifonern. bic oilrf
lid ulo Giinn nit Der Fortei ges
ben. Us mud,t it'd ltorfc llll6uIrie'
ocubcii inn Solfc benlcrtbnr, 5ltnlol
i'm @cltcn. Sic NeDe ocs Triiiocn-
ten ais Champagne : Motcrlnl miro
oicIcS MiBpcrgniigen nid)t boincn,
and bnnn nidt, ipcnn Tic tonl,cn'
lpeiic poriofrci iiber bnS 2nno Der
ldlidt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Muanit /. Sasfnrther.

Gs Iinrb .pI5eIiG ont IL. Sebrudr 1910 Nn'
quit Z. SaRiurther, 9eliebter Gaitc bon 9atbc'
Tinc Snbfnriber. ach. Sbilo. Die ,@eeroiglna
iinbet Ecnueritae, siadniiinas 1a3 llbr. bon
Nuennr iuo 3s6ute strnhe, gpnibrpst, aus
iioit, lpo5u Eerpd uoie mo Srenrbe uftntge'
opH eiueeIaoer tiho. Seifttuna nli Der rpon'
bort Bart GcmeterD. 47-1sD
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(Scprac Yicbltd,.

gs itarb am i3. Sebruur 1910 nad larger
Strultibeit 8eprgc 9ieelih. ~acliebicr @ntte BON
Glednore g. eieSIih. Die Beeroiauuu finnct
Mittpod. nen To- Sebruar, , llbr gsddlntittogs.
ooir ,ieiter leetet 2ScbruinB. VT. 1926, eenns
's'Pe Ssa S So"ssl III eafff Sf I efifasi Stbl% 2RRSs"
tGbarIeiion, S.sG., 3cituteen ipollrn. 9tfI,
fnpircnl =. -. kiO-D =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Tprpthca Minterltciu.

IS itarb ain IS. Sebrunr 1910 1oroihea
Miuterisiu, g~ehorenc 8rarer. ~ Sabre alt.
acIiebtc Satin nee oeriiorbenen Charles Nins
~icritcin. &crluarote uno Sreunbe Der SanliIic
iino nhtunaeooa etrgelnoeft, Der seerotauug
am 0ittppdb, glddDmiitd93 2 ltbr. bon feircr
Aobnuua, Rr. 372S, Glairmunut'Autnnt, ans
bei8iiuobnen. Eitie. feline sllinteni
al -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Goiuaro &. NeanarS.

90 itarb pItelid, am "A. Sebruar 1910 IN
fcincr icbten l5obnufe. Tr. 70t, Reierpsir.
etrafs. Goiuarb &. @rauaro, aeIiebter Sattc
bens. Die ReCroieuug finoet Nittiuud, h3
llbr 9lndmittdaS. bon obigcr Hobnuna ans
itdtt. geiieeung %pripdtiut. GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Siberalismns pber llnionismms IN
Gnglanb.

Ser cnaliid)c Trcmie sWiniltcr IS-
qllitb bot oa$ aabinet etluns llnlge,
frempclt. IneeIihta Der llnlid)erbeit
scr politild)eu MuSiid)ten bot er nitt
mcnigc A~enbcrun9cn porgellomlnelt.
Sic beoeutenoItc 0eriel6cn lit Die @rs
nennnlng Don @inIton Spencer
Gburd)iQ 5llm Oiiniitcr bes Srnern.
Cob Die liberole NC1ieulng lid) nod
Dem GrgebniB scr @oblen lGngcrc
3cit am Nuoer bolten fam, crlfeirt
logllt uic altSeeid)lonen. Mit Der
glan5enocn ~libcrolell Maioritdt bea
friiberen Yorldmcnta - 513 Giberolc
II. SrlGrocr geeeu l57 llnioniiten
lit es porbei. Ger Anitiirm oui ono
Sous ser 2oroS miro picl lfrpieriger
lein. ais crpartet murbe, Nobrifein.
lid perben aher Ole, SorhS Den
aompf nm oasr9uoeet. Der 5ur Iui.
loiilrg oeS Yoflumeuta iiibrte, airs
9teue auincbmen. &ehnt aber Dos
SberhniS I'M neHen Borlament bic
9iioget.G orlasc anf's &cue ub, 10
miirbe Die liberp(e Heaiernig ihrcu
Millen nur sanl, Dem @ege zines
.Maiieu,Y eerldptAs4 bprdiebGn ..f6M,
nen. Cob lid, aber ,aonia Ghruoro
5u cinem ioldclr entif)lieBcn louH,
lit nibt notwithstanding. Cine jlpeitc
Tn%rlonncnts -9lufloiung mo Rcuiunb-
len miirbcn i'm bclten Safe MIR cine
@ieocrboltng Der ieeiaen Gr9ebnil'c,
Observation-Disclosures nber cinei, upIlIton-
hieen Sieg Der llnioniitcn hringen.
SIN 8rullbe genonrnen bonoelte cs
iid) bel Den lestell engliid)en &oblcu
,ny 9eibebnlting beS S%reibonoela.
sen sic 2iberalel beiiiruorten nrN
Ser in Gnglolb finger ais cin bal.
beS Sobrbunbcrt betrieben iporbcn
III, sooer itll Die Hiiffchr 5i Dem Sp-
item Der Sdub5oIle, oas III Ben iibri.
gen SanocI@lGnoern ALIGNMENT &C.
morhen lit. Gus gracbniB bes les.
ten @oblcn bat eestist, DOB bic
SdusSoa. Eolitif aiidl in enalano
piclc Inb1rNcr gciunocn bat, Ter
Sd)us5oll 1,ut III Der eai,6cn Nelt
gciieat, mo eS bat aall5 bcn gr,id)ein,
ais OBJ md, Gnaloilo ocl 1rcibulloci
bcrabidiebcn mill, Ger Niisiull Der
lcttcn Mohlcn hat bic libcrolc He0ic-
riil,D GnalorO's i'll cine fdlpicri0c
Gage gcbrnd1t. Sb lie 0criclbcn &C,
lpahicn iein miro, nnuB lid nod Dem
SiiIonnlcntritt .0es ileuell Vorlds
mcnts bolo 5ci9en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Gpa n. Steinweis.

IS ltorb an 10. 3ebruar 1910 Qua q.
2tetnwtiS in Der 9aobnune bon Sr. 1aniel Y.
aeaer. 0r. Bf4, @eprse.strahe, i'm slter bon
SO Snbrcn ) WioRnten uuo II Idqen. Die
aeeroianna iiiost Fpnnertas, beu II. 6ebr..
k3 llbr Nanmittaas. por bet ohen geIanutct
9Scbmna aus ftoit. iposli &erpatofc uub
limo. gcifetung nui scr Baltimore Cent?,
fern" t1--S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
0iaiam Hittlcr.

Gs iiarb an 49,. 5cbrnqr 1910 sHintom
Httief, ~gcIieofer @nite' bon Catherine Jtittter.
if 2llter bon CT Sabrcn. 2ie 8eerbisune fin
bet -Wlittmph. 9 ltbr NndnnittGpS, oo1i feinsr
Iestcn g9obnuua. Hr. 2735, Weit .sao rtbs9pc {,
aus iinti. 9eifebuug 'auf Der oGoIoon Bart
Nci1tptcrh " . q (lb--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Mifhelm Wcrber.

IS itarb nm IL. 1Ssbrlnr 1910 Serr Wilbsin,
Berbrr int gltcr bon IA SnbrcIl. s Wonntct
uub 22 Iaeen. eeitebtcr @aitc mn Srall So'
tina @erher. Sic 9ceroiaun9 fiIihc!i Wttttpudl,
Wpro.6uies Strnsc, ans ftdtt. peifebung ani
oent ulnnhon Enrf.Sriehhofe". 45--O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
8arbara &rans.

Us finrb am IA. %Sebrnnr 1910 barbara
arais int 81. Sabre. ibrcs IebclS. Die Beer
blazing iii1oct Wtttwodh, ben is. i5ebrndr, .
llbr Hnhmitiaee, BON ,Anssbnrg's etrn" aus
Statt rr.- G6--O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

n.H
ein9eeon9en; cine bei6Gnlcno &C.
rillge Summe III. cinem 2orlbe, iii
Dem IouieIc Milionen5 SdJenfungcn
eeirlof]t merben. gm rnciIten bat Der
Staot Sbio beigciteuert = 1888 Col
lars. 3
Sn Srouflpn mur0c Gin
illngcr Ntonn,. Der einen onocreil
iiberfuIcn mo ibnt So Gents ubaes
nonunen lottc, SIT ~ Sabren 3lltt
bo,ls p%erurtbeilt. Ter Eoppoefcl+
SrllIt. Der Die Gohhrmentcn III picf
SaGren nm 20 Miaionen Collars &c.
itr6pft bot, tomntt nit 1000 Collars
Celebrate filr ieoes Der picrsi9 Wit.
glieber ootbn. Iic fIcincn Ttebe
bangt man, Die groBrn ldBt motl loi!.
len, iagt idlnt oos olte Sprii6port.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
ealtimsrst asrekts& FIR 1910

beftHsrt Ha lest Anter *reHe.
fenen. Jiruien ober Gorpcrafionen, bic ibre
Moreffe. lett ben Il. Se3ewber geduoert babe.t
cher e6 etne BotunneS.B erditberiilg In ndts
ttsr submit ,bcraunsonten b~enbf9ttaens TIRE
dlfe linb re,tf @bteHe an has H1renuN btfler
Qefenl& at ffpfprt setntenheh. ks - 49,
BesJt e So.
4 1bge16t< Uefddftsjatses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
gefanuthadnugen.
etcuer.r spart,msnt, Wotnpaus.


@ Rulti m ~ CT Den NJ. Stbrudr 1910. '
StflterSabler peroen hermit bcrudridtiet
huR cir EisesHta pun surf Yru5ent nut og
SruHheigcutbun3s. perionaI' nDo Seinritdiens
Stclcrs9t unnlilgen Don 1919 gciplbrt fuiro. ote
ipabrenn hes Mtonuis %,Sebrnur. iildt ipdter; nls
Wuutag, ben gS. Stbruar. 3 llbr 9SadDmittua3
bcsabIt nerocu. SiiHi .Trotent Eisconio merbeu
nuf Observation-Disclosures gflpdhtt. 1eine
Rednirecu fir bus lnufenbe Sahr lpcIoelt dnss
geiuIsbt. ipcnt %bicfe!bcn uiht pcrfpnlib ober
Der Bot pcrlargt lperbeH. Se
(Sebrt62D Stelereirtebmer
@trfraelr anaebote, an BET, a8oarh Of
tor in fcincnl Bureau. HGitbais, bis n llbr
Yprlnttinas agI Mittiuudi. ber 80. Sebruar
1910, %cntgcacr' %eenouimer ffir nic 2iefcriiII9 an
oaot Observation-Disclosures Separtcntert bon .Sfn
rito' gutter fir eineIi, 5ipei ooer oret AloHGie
oou /. Wldr6 1910 an. 2
9naebpte miifen in bcriieaelte Gouperte eiip
acidbiolieu mo nit Rrppofnls for 'Birnttltrg
ibe Nepartement Of Sircet Cleaning NTH sag
ulo Teeo" fruriirt feiif.
@lerl- 2frseboter ntnb Elm begloubiater 9bcd
hcS 'eiefer5 iiber $500, all ben Wlnbor ,iino
Sinotrdibt bon. Baltimore, Wlo,. bird cine
t Clearing Solfc-s8arf %5ablb1r. bei9cfiiat tein.
SpfsififuiioueH foItilcr I'M Niireai bfs SirGf
beT1reinigiIngs sQpn1nilfnrs erlnllgf lperoa1.
- En5 Jfett 1T Der 9p~nir1iisSeborbr oorbcbnla
ten. treeno ell ooer, ale ~stngebcfe 5lt perspcr'
fen.
+ g.. Z. g. sSides, va
S!raGenreitiarrgS'G omniiflr.
Z. 9arrs 9iabpuf,
RrdiioeItt Der Soiitruti, Ue14roc.
tSc6rf0,f If, 2,I4t510,1f1S;fa,2I-
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MdtMng!

,Heutfmer Tliiit6 r.Ve .eiN psn Haiitmsrf, Wab."
0nupfounrficr: Naaner'S Gafr, 9r. i16. Worn'
gam,Strobc.
admcraoen. bic nit Sbret i'm eeiiffter Ssere
oSer SIotte geoieit rtdbcii. fino bel iifS fiefs
ber5Iidb pinIommcn.. (2an5, 3sRte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

.RNtRUfUr VSTHW.
Gin iIierrr ocrr ipiinfdf itt init eiHcr de
ociitto,et Tanuc pble Alhui,a III Ocrebcs
Nndp6ufrueeit i'm yTtntfdisn Scrre'
punerntcH." {i6--O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

Sic y bnng uon
Ohio iutt Die llrlad)en Der Ercisitci'
aerltno bon Nabrun1Snitteln SIT CT.
mlittcll,. lobci merocn and Die
2obnc Der 1ornarbcitcr in 9ctrod,t
9cio9cn. Dit Scfoitieiins crhiclt cir
6arninrbcitcr in 1909 onrd)id)nittlid,
$23.3i pro Moi,at. obHc 0cfoitignng
1862. Sold)e 2obne fonnen olio
sic boben Yreiic Der Nabrungsnittei
nid)t perurlod)t bobcn. .7ts
Scr ,Gro5eb s9e9en ben
friibcrcn Gon9reb.abgcoronctcn Gin.
ger Sernann ppn Grraot lueael
2onoidtpiitoclS bat mad 'Gneen Scr,
6aroIlrnacn nit cil,cr Mitteinignn9
Der 8cid,purcncu aec,isist. Scr Bro
scb hat lid idbreld,se binecidlcppt
uno Der ai,ssana iifiasidt ab5niebci..
s(n Der geiorocrtrrit q nitimmigfcit
pon 5iuof @cihmorcnen crIeioet Die
Il r.. go . ~. Lt 49, -E
onerifuiriidJr SnitiS OF 'sdiifbrl,d'.
Ger 8erehtigtcit ip1re better geoient.
pcrn cine 3iueiorittef- Mcbrbeit Der
@eidnporrnen uber Shulois ober
Nid]iituloig 5lt ~lirtbeilen bGtte.
oe6or" SerotnanD DO II
9llgorien lpill oen G3arcn Nifolaiis
III petersburg beilden iinO iidl bel
hieicm iiir Die gn~erfeitnillg Der Ni,.
tonomle eul9arien's periorlid, SIT be-
Sanfen. Mud etrpaS @elt-Holitif
ipiro bel Dem 9einh gerladt iuerben.
6iIrbag .Een'tfh. n nj E ! t
fns,iide sebrcr-S emtitdr" iiito bon.
I. 5aitsuiten 1903 Bis 5lltn 81, So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

SIR bag t.Esnstfh .amefi-
fna,iide sebrcr-S emimdr" iiilo bon.
I, altauIsen 1909 bis 5Nm 81. Sns
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
RECENERSHIP CASES
Supreme Court Advances Hearing on Writ of Prohibition to Next
 Monday.

Somebody having informed the Su- preme Court of the importance of the WOrk on the irrigation system of the Imperial Valley aud the levees of the Colorado, held up by it's writ of pro hibition forbidding the expenditure of any money by the receiver of the c. D. Company the hearing set for April 11th has been reset for next Monday
 The case had been argued before the Superior Court of this county and the intervenors had had their say and submitted the matter to Judge Cole, but before a decision had been given they slipped into the Supreme Court in San Francisco, where vast and pro found ignorance of the situation in the valley prevails, and on one side showing procured a writ enjoining Judge Cole from giving any decision or authorizing the receiver to spend a dollar pending hearing on April II. work of vital importance to the val ley had been begun and there was no time to be wasted in completing it before the flood season, but of course the Supreme Court knew nothing about that and stopped the work be- pause lawyer appeared and said his silent wanted it stopped.
 The intervenors are creditors of the | C. D. Co.,, and it appears to be their | notion that the way to get their mon ey is to put the canal company out of business and cause the ruin of a few million dollars worth of farms in the valley. They came pretty near devas- 'rating the valley with an injunction once before
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
TWO SONS DIE

Rev. and Mrs. W. M Plat, of this city, have sustained a double bereave- uent in the death of their two sons. Death called the second of these two lads within six hours after the first expired They had been suffering from attacks of the measles and were recovering when stricken by acute pneumonia. Mir Platt, who is pastor of the Dunkard Church here. had been called to Los Angeles, and was mo- tiled of hls sons serious illness. He hurried home, but arrived too late to see his sons alive. Their deaths occurred on March 25. Orville L.. Platt was six years old, and Galen E. Platt was five years old. They were the only sons of Mir and Mrs Platt. The funeral services were held on March 26 and the bodies were in terred in one grave at the Imperial cemetery
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
NOTICE

A large quantity of lady birds are now ready for shipment into the val ley. These lady birds are to destroy the cabbage and melon aphis that are so prevalent here.
 Growers who are members of As sociations will be supplied through their several Associations, but grow CTS who are not connected with an association will be supplied by making application to the office of the Horti- culture Commissioner, El Centro, Cal, or they may apply direct to the State Insectary, Sacramento, Cal.
 The applications to this office should be in at once, as shipments will begin to arrive soon, and will have to be distributed.
 No grower should fail to put in an application, for there is a good sup ply to distribute
 4S-tf w. H. WII9In,
 Horticulture Commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
INSTITUTE RESOLUTIONS

The Imperial County Teachers In
 stirute. at the conclusion of its re cent session, adopted resolutions com meuding the work of the Elementary Teachers Association, the Athletic League and the Heber Institute; ad- vocating a school year of nine months, recommending that wider discretion be given to teachers in the promotion of pupils from the eighth to the ninth grade and calling attention to the fact that the salaries of teachers in this county are below the average for the state. The resolutions extend thanks to all who assisted in the Institute and its entertainments, and express appreciation of the manner in which County Superintendent j. F.. .'Grr has conducted his office.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
SAN OIEGOIS BEST HACKER Imperial Valley Solid For Canal Ex-
 position in Southern City.
(San Diego Union)


 Hugh J. Baldwin, county superin- tendent of schools, who recently re- turned from tour of the southern portion of the state, brings flattering reports from the Imperial Valley as regards the interest displayed there in the Panama California exposition, as we'll as the prospect for the pros perity of that section.
 "I have neven seen SO much en- thusiasm anywhere as exists in the Imperial Valley in connection with our exposition" he said. "I was down there when the news came that the packed conference at Santa Barbara had ignored the interests of San Diego and had decided to give the exposition to San Francisco.
 indignation was everywhere and it would require small stretch of the imagination to believe that it was Im- perial County, instead of San Diego, which was the more vitally interest ed They want the fair to come to San Diego and are prepared to fight, teeth and toe nails, for it's success.
 Immediately after the exposition, in the interest of the people, comes the San Diego & Arizona railway and it's completion. In anticipation of the splendid future that must come as a result of the completion of the rail road, extensive plans are being made for industrial development.
 As a result of the revenue which is anticipated from the cotton indus try alone it is believed that sufficient results will be attained to secure and thousands of new in habitants for that district Mark my words, Imperial county will be a large factor in the success of the Panama California exposition. They have cause to want it as badly as do we, and they are going to work just as hard as we"
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
WILL "cULTlVATE" VALLEY

In a business letter to The Press, Will E. Chaplin, advertising manages for the Imperial Investment Company says: "I learn from strong financial men here that there is going to be a strong effort made to cultivate the valley. That is. that capital is go- ing down there in large quantities for loans, and this will enable the farm CTS to make needed improvements and opens up a very bright and i'm portant future for the whole valley"
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
BALANCED FEED FOR HOGS
]. A. Walton Obtaining Good Results With Mixed Stock Rations at
 His Valley Ranch.

J. A. Walton, who owns a large ranch in Water District No [, and who has been giving much attention to scientific feeding of stock under conditions found in Imperial Valley, has received some interesting cor respondence from Prof F. G. King, of the Animal Husbandry Department Of the Kansas State Agricultural Col ege, relative to hog feeding. Prof fling says
 Tn reply to youE inquiry of March in regard to the feeding of hogs on skim milk and alfalfa, will say -Sthat as compared with corn alone, skim milk and corn will will usually produce gain of from fifty to seven ty-five per cent greater than the corn alone, on practically the same amount of feed, ana the same corresponding reduction in cost.
 The best proportion of feed for AOgs is not to feed more than four parts of skim milk to one part of corn, by weight Fed in greater pro- portions usually means they are filling ap on the milk too much to eat enough corn to make the most economical gain. If I did not have enough skim milk to feed this proportion, I would cut down the amount for each hog fhan ntsf only of them to feed the remainder in the proper proportion, as you will find that the skim milk will give you high ST returns in that way.
 AS for the amount of alfalfa meal required to make a balanced ration for hogs, l will say that it requires about seventy pounds of alfalfa to 100 pounds of corn to make balanced ration; and as the alfalfa is so bulky that feeding hogs cannot eat enough of it to balance the corn, you get somewhat better results by not try ing to have the hogs eat that much. Tn fact, we get better results by feed k1S dIIdlId nay CD hLuSh CD IHOy VIII eat in racks. and the corn in addi- ton.
 "As for the best proportion of kaf- dr corn, skim milk and alfalfa meal 70 feed, will say that you will prob ably get your best results by giving not more than two pounds of the al falfa to each 100 pounds of hog, and then as much of the mixture of other feed in hpreoitopOnr?mufb'aao feed in the proportion of one part of corn to four parts of milk as you care to feed"
 Mir. Walton says that he has been feeding in accordance with the plans outlined for several months, and that he has obtained excellent results. He mas I2O hogs in individual pens, where they can be closely watched, and be- Iieyes that he has demonstrated the fact that Imperial Valley farmers may obtain better general results by feed ing their stock scientifically balanced rations than through the methods that have generally prevailed. When hogs are lowering around the ten-cent mar ket price. the question of quickly put fling on flesh is one of importance.