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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
3iinncrrnnnn's ltrtbcil.

Nem-O - MGr5. - Gn0liG
bat Irtbur =. 3immernnonl, pcld)cr
fiir5lid) NcS Wtcincios iibcriiibrt nor.
Den mo 0citcrn pol Nid)tcr Gitc i'm
County @crld)t 81 elmer Willomol=
3lld)tbouSitrnfc BON bier Sobrer uno
nclln Mototen III SingsSing unO
eiller Worimalitraie bon nellll Sab
rem un0 ied)S Wonotcn pcrurtbeilt
morben lit, ieinc biober 5llr Sholt
gctrogcne llnidulbs.M ostc obgcmor-
fen. Nit cincm gcpiiien StolSe bril-.
Itct lid ocr Baron bon 2i0tcnitein,"
ipic lid 3inmcrmonn mitlmrtet ol,h
nontlte, bob cr nid)t MIR eil1 bnlbc3
0ubeto Grauen geebclid)t bobc, mic
Die Getettips ullgenonmcnL ionocrn
5pei Gllbeno, uno buB cr minocItenS
~neitn5cbn Mol Safer 9cmorocu lei.
NlS linn Hid)ter Iitc fem lorlQes
Silnocnrc9iiter porDiclt, Die @eneins
belt Iei1es Sonbclna mo icire &c.
miiienloii0feit fenn5cifnctc ntb
ihlieblih Dos Gingonga crpGbnte
Strofnob ousiprod), pcrlieB Clint
mermonn leinc biSber belpGhrtc Nit
be. Gr erbloBte unb broh iGrnllid)
5nfommcl 10 BOB CT id)lieBlid ans
bent @criftsiool 0cid)lcppt mcrbcn
milbte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
MorSgcbcimnih III Worristulun.

Nprristomn, ga, %. MGr5.
sic Toliici Ii. Der Coroner Sing ite-
ben icbt Dor ciner meitercll oehcim-
niBpollcn Morooffoire. Soiepb glmo
bon GOlO Eoint mlroe bier nit
ollrd)Idolicllcm Ser5cn foot ailigeiut,
ben. Is mlrbc fcItaeitellt, bob err nit
'elncm 9tudJbor Angeloni Hittoroi
mceen cineS @ren55arns geitritten
botte. 0ic Eoli5ei bat ieood) Hittoroi
nid)t ieitgenommcn. piclucbr iabnoet
ne nad) eihem 9emiilen Nilg,litlts
'Nolpi, Der iid) bier Dor einiger 3cit
anihiclt. Inn cine Sdulo Don 500
5iirild5n6oblcrL uno lcitber ipurlos
pcridnpulbcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
@um E~apiermadJer-S trife.
@ili3 nod ilnmer I'M GicnIt.-NuS'
bcbnlrng bcS 9tusitonbes oti @a-
tertomn llnb 2ipermore.SollS./

tertopn u1b 2ipermore.SollS. I
Sim NJ, T..D, %. Mlr5.
- ELECTROMAGNETIC IS" bon bier
6ot sic Srocr erbolten, ndf Sort Go
marc o65ll5ieben, lllll Die Gompognic
rs" pclte bier I'M Yopiermaf)cr.
Strife Tienit tblt, ab5uloien.
@otcrtomn, N..D, y. Mdr5.
- Sic Strifc-S rber fir Die in Den
bier bieiigen Miiblen Der pSrtcrno-
tionol Eoper So" beihoftigten Irbei-
ter lit in aroit getrcten. Sn 6olge
ocIiet lino 800 Mtonn beid)Gitigungs.
los, lpouon 5rpci Trittcl aus Spn1pos
THE nit oen Eopichnod,ern g~citritt
bobcn. Tie Miiblen itllo 9eid)loIien
ie6of boben feline NllSid)rcitlungen
itottgefnn0en.
2ipermore- Sdlls, Ie., %.
MGrs. - Sic Nrbciter ser Dieligen
G6isbolm & Gilep.Wiiibfen ser nSn-
ternutionol Eapcr So" bobcn Mic,
nit NuSnobnlc bon 100 Wonm, aus
Spmpotbie nit Sen ltrifenOcn Eo-
piernnoberlt I'M Stoote Nelu-Dort Ell.
ncrt Strifc i%nlccnirt. 400 bis 800
Monn iinb IN Sol9c beiicn beihGitis
glngSlos~ mopon Die SGlfte Strifer,
Die onoere S1lfte 2eute limo, lueld)c
ourh Den Strife in Mitleioenifoit
geSogcn pcroen. Hllbcltorungcn linb
feline pprgctommell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
Sampfer nnteraeganaen.
$50 itaIieniide ginponoerer unS
Mannifoft in Siherbeit.

Rcpsgorf, %. Mdr5. - Ger
ellis S8lano G%migrontens Camper
r&iliant GIetder" lit oui icinem
@egc 5llr @inwanoerungS-S Smell bel
@opernor'S SSIalb inn bieiigen So
fen %geiunten. Ser Compiler idleppte
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yNo6ie" urlo
auf beibcn SnbrSeugen befanoen iih
$50 italieniide ginponoerer, Die bon
Dem Ganlpfcr o2uiiiano" bon Der ito.
lieniiden Sinie naf ellis SSlanb
3ltr Snipeftiun 9cbru6t lueroen iolI'
ten. Ealiagierc, mie Wonnidaiteu
%fpn1tcn nltf Die oIooie" TRANSCRIPT
iperocr, ebc Der Gampfcr in 80 SUB
tieiem 8aiier unteriont.
5Gopit1n 9ronigon merftc balo
noh GcrIoiien 6es Gods, oaB ieiu
1anlpfer Elm 2cd bate. ood glallbtc
er, @Gis SsIono nod erreiden 5n
tonnen, uno gob bos COMMANDO
nGoaoonpf porou" in ben aeliel.
roilm Mnntntcr. Gtrpo $50 SUB iiiO.
lid polt @onernor's Sslonb lab CT
obcr on5 @ef1brlid)e icillcS Segir.
mems Gin un0 bcranloBtc bic Grams.
ferirung scr Gtnnonbcrer alf sic
nghbie". IS mor feinen 9fllgenblid
5u friib, unb ser lebte Wann bon Der
geiotung bes n@iaiom Sletfer"
itouo bereitS bis 5ur gruit i'm @ols
icr, olS CT oui Die Sorfe iibernonl-
mell muroc. Notiirlih bottcn bic
Stolicner gemerft, BOB etruos MIDI.
rif)tig iuor, uno Die Iufreguna infer
ocn SoGncn be5 ionnigcn SiioerlS
mar 1roB. Srulcn ltno &inber be.
goilnen idon 3t ifreien, bod gclons
cs Ser Wannihoft inn letten Monlent
nod ourd giitlides 3ureben, cine
Nnnif untcr Sen ITO iid ollf Dem
i%infcnoen+ Gompicr befinolihen Gilt-
monocrern 5lt nerrneibetl.
Sobolo Ser lebte Mann an 9or6
Der uabbic" gcnommen NOR, puroeu
Die Saile, mclde ben y@illiam fSle..
/ der" nit Scr gorfe bcrbonocn, ge.
foppt, unh Der Sampler ianf in 81,
Siefe; illtr Die Sdornltcine oes ull-
tergegongenen 9oot5 iinb ouf Der
SberflGde oes @olIerS nod 81 ieber.
@dbreno oas llmlaOeu Der YaIio.
giere Dor iiG gina, mar oltf Die Noth-
Iignolc bes iinfenben SompierS Der
Shlepper 4r. / bon Der Jtetu.Yorf
Standardization" berbeiaecilt. 81.
blieb 5t etlpoigem Seiltanb ollf orr
l~lngliidSitcllc ul,h id)lcppte nofbcr
Die u@bbie" 5ur GinipaloerlngSitn.
ton ouf ellis Sslonb, no Die 2olls.
oung Der 9eitte obnc ipcitercn llnfoa
bon Staten gin9.
Ger r@iainm Slctder" mar cin
alter bol5erncr &oiten. ser i'm Sabre
1864 IN Seaport, us, geboitt ipor.
Seine, 2obctroit betrllg 159 8roB.
tonncn, icilte Gauge 135 SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
SragiId)cs Sd)ifial.
&ep. 2anbert Gonrorop fGat iciner
\ Eflidttreue sum Spier. = 2iegt
in China ant gl,SioB oornieoer.

Jtlp' ~illtplii SpNiutpp luhi IN''St
\ Eflihttreue sum Spier. 2iegt
in China an 9(uSios oornieoer.
Gbicaeo, SnS., %. MGr5. -
Ger Hep. 2umbcrt Gonrorbp Itebt,
mic ein geitern bier ein9etroffcner
grief meloet, IN ser aolnnie fir Nils.
idtige III Ser TGbe bon Canton in
China ais Elm Spfcr Der entieblifen
arontbeit an ser Yiorte bes 1ooes.
Hep. Gonrorop mar oltf cen halpaii'.
ihen Snicln uht Sabre lang i'm Sit
~tereiic Der sll1siGsigeu tbGrig nno
biclt, ebe or mad China ging, 5luei
Sabre in oen Ser. Stoaten @ortr1ge
l,no brodJte fir sic Nusfiibrung iei-
mes 6(anes ullf lolhe @eiie $4,000
5uiammcn. ST. erparb Damn fGuflid)
GO Meilen BON Canton entferltt cine
Sniel i'm Slub, lieb bortbin 800 Nus
iGtiae fii6ren unb erbollte @obnun-
gen fir tie. Turollf mrroen $4,000
permanbt unb bon Dem Heit bebielt
er nod Elm Sabrcseinfommen bon
$1,000. Sortan lpar er fir Die I'm
gliidlid)en Mr5t, 9ronfenpfleger unb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in elmer Yerion,
lino bn Die ltntcrbaltungsfoiten pro
Gerion lid, MIR auf BRET Geilts tag
lid Itellten, 10 fam er Der 2oiu,tg Der
id)fperen Iuf9obe. meld)e er lid) &c,
itellt botte, 5iemlid nobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

auf oen Gid 81 leger, tbeilte o6er
Wonn, Su., nit, Die bctrefienoen
9lftcn leien Dem Nu5idnuB fiir 5lpi.
decentralization uno uu$lGn0iihen
Sanbelsperfebr 3ugcQongcn, tic ent-
hlcltcn n6cr teinerIei NuQoben be
3ilNIih Der Grreidun1 be9 Noropol$.
Soft bemiIligt @uIgcn=
ri it.
Eraiioent Gait bot I'M Safe bon
Charles O'NYI, ser iibcrfiibrt nor
Den lit, I'M Sllt b, IS. ollf Der Wfili.
tar-Hcicrpotion 5t Sort &copclt-
north &onldS, Elm WGnbcrL lpeldt9
cr licbtc. crnlorbet 81 buberL mo Der
am 80. s. Wits. ooiiir 1ebGngt pcr,
Den Iolltc, cincn Nlfid)llb ser LII
tbciIapnllltrcdlIng BON 60 Sogcn be
miIIi9t, INT cine lpcitcrc ltntcrhts
dung 6e5 SolleS 81 ermGglidJen.
S'Ncol bot bci'm Er6iiOcntcn nm
%llumonoIung bcs llrtbeiI& in lcbcna-
lGngli6ca 0ef0ngniB uod)gcill0t.
lic Sooe5ltroie lit IN Gonin5 ab9c-
idoift, uno Die oeplante Sinridtlmg
S'9teol'8 oui Der W}iIitGr- Hcicrpotior
bat ocSbol6 sic G%iltmobner in be
trd6tlidc N%ilircgun0 pcricbt.
Tprtidritt 0c2 &unaz
Games.
Gle Nrbcitcn ON Eollnnafonul
MADDEN ielr quite S%ortidlritte; Der
nGonol Nccoro" entbGlt in ~ieil1er Ieb-
ten Nummlcr Die Nngobe, 0oB int
Wionot 6cbrunr mcbr Gr0c oltS Dem
Gltlcbro Iur6itid m~la0ebo6en lpllr
Dc, dis in irgcnO cincm -5%orbcrQcgan-
Ncncl1 6e6ruor iCit Dem Ncginu Oe9
%aonolboucS, nGmlid) 1,2594t3 Silt
bifporos oOer Olrd)idynittlid) 5t,751
pro Spg.
Ecniiou iir Trou Glcuc.
lono, uber ih iir
VI oeOclt
Ger Gcnilon$-N llaifuB OcS g.
mats beid)loB cincn eunpfcblcnocn
@cridt ii6cr Die 9iQ3 81, crItottcrl,
GcnldB meld)cn 6ruu 6ronccS i.
GleuelaltD, sic @ittruc Oca HrGliocn.
ten Gleuelnnb, mo Srou Mnrp &or0
Snrriion, bic Wittne ocS 1rdiioentcn
Benjamin @orriion, leben2lGnglidl
cine idbrlihc Ecniion bon $4,000 Be
5icbet iouer.
@~lcidBeitig perlpeigcrtc ser 9(ll@-
lhuB icinc 3uitimmunQ sit elmer Bill,
nud) meld)er Gr.ErGlioenten Der Ser.
Stootcn ais Observation-Disclosures ser
grnlcc utb Der Ilottc nit cinem Sop.
rcSbc5uge bon $4,000 onf Die Ycns
Iionsliite geiebt merOcn lollten. Gle
bctreifcnoc WobrcQcl p1rc notiirlld
5llr Belt allein Dem Gr.FrdiiOcntcn
Noolcpelt ST. @llte 9efonmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

entbaltes miro Sberlt Hoolepelt nit
ieiner 5amilie Ser @oit oeS dmerifas
niid)en 9otid)ofter5 Robert Bacon
iein,
ISL Gina sang adj. Earts.
SbongGoi, -. Mar5. = SSH
Sing Sang, Der friibere dinelilhe@es
iunote in @ui6ington, ipirO nod eli
ner bellte BON Eefing bier eingetrof-
ienen Metoung ben @eionbtidoftss
Soften in Foris erbolten.
REFORM bcs britiiden Ser.
reuhou eS.
2onoolL %. MGr5. - GaS Ser
renbous nobm bellte NIT 175 gegen
II Stimnlen ben britten llno leBten
tbcr 9ei6liiile on, ipelde 2orO Hoie.
bern sur Altsfilbrlmg leineS Fro'
0romms ser Geiorm bes Serrenboll-
les ungebotcn bette. Ser 9eldluB
crf[1rt, e3 lei Dor Der Reform un0
llmgeitoltung Scr &anlnler, mie III
Sen id)on porber angenommenen Be
idliiiien peroronet, notbmenoig, oos
Trin5ip SIT occcptirenL buB Der 9elib
ser Euirsipiirbe allein ferncrbin Die
Sn6ober nid,t mebr 81 cinem Sit
ulo eincr Gimme I'M Scrrenbauie
~lrcred)tigcn ioae.
Iurd Q h ooenf flu gcmor-"
Sem.
Garis, %. Wt1rj. = 9ie Geplltir.
tcnfommer nubm bcllte cine Torlagc
on, lpcl6e sic 2iQuioirung bon Stir
dlcngiitcru Dem 9eportement fir ne
gierumgSbomGnen iibertrG0t uno per-
oronet, boB sic gegcnmGrtigen Slqui-
0otorcn i~nncrbolb 0reier Wonate &C.
nolle R%ed)enldolt iiber olle ibre
SranSoftionen nb5ulcgcn ba6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
Gilman nddl Qonoon.

Columbia, &c, %. M1r5.-
gunoesienotor g. s. 5ilman tr19t
iif NIT benz 8eoanfett, piibrenb oes
Sommers III elmer Der riibiseu Sor.
itdote 2cnoon's grbolitne 3u iuden.
50 iagt Der lin be~banoelnoe Mrst,
Or. gabpod BON Columbia. Serr
5iaman lit ipesen ieiltes 3uItonoes
ettuas nieoerseidIaseil, bdlt aber ini
alsemeinerh ieinen Mutb mifreft.
Gs lit beidloiien, 6ob er oieier Gpn-
sreB-S eiiion nid,t mebr beiipobneit
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
ellis nmf Der NciIernna.

L&aniuS Gitp, -. MGr5. =
SSsetc ellis, Der ErGiibcnt Scr .@c-
tern Grd)nn9e @onf," Der Dor 5mci
@od)cn burh ben 8roBid)ldd)ter 5.
y. Guoobp Der i'm in leincr (Gu.
oabp'a) @ebauiling iiberroibtc, 10
id)per permiinbet plroe, fam bas
3intmer micoer p%erlaiicn uno iitbr IN
leinenl alltpmlobil aus. Ai,f cin Sn.
terpiem lie6 or lid, nid)t Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
Spinncrci mirS aeIhlpijcu:

Goper, H..S., %. Wdr5. - Sn
ben .Godero Cotton Mils," Gigen-
tbum Der rYociiic Corporation" III
2aprcnce, Maii., iinb Die ~2opm
5irers" (3urid)ter) altsaeitanoen,
neil ibnen cine 2obaerbobung per-
meigert mltroe. Menn ser Strife nift
beiselegt miro ooer Die MusitGnbigen
bllrd aitoere 2elite eriett merben,
muB Der 9etrieb Der Snbrif, ME
nabe5u 5000 Hetionen belddftigt,
einaeIteQt meroen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09
AMERICAN CITIES SPEND
FORTUNES IN ADVERTISING.
Every Section of Nation Represented
In Self Boosting Movement.

Spokane, Wash, laid out more than
100000 last year holding herself up to
the public gaze. Memphis expects to
spend $4,000 this year for the same
purpose and st. Paul $4,000. Chica-
go, with booster club of 5000 hus-
tiers, pays an advertising manager a
salary of $4,000 a year and does not
consider that size really needs much
boosting either
The advertising bills of the city of
New York during the last six years ag-
Gregated q trihe under 100000. Den
yer, Daa Noi-eE, Detroit. kansas City,
No: s.. Louis. Toledo. Minneapolis.
Montgomery. Ala; Buffalo, Oklahoma
City, Topeka and Wichita, Kan; In
dtanapoliS. New Orleans. Rochester,
CIevclc2'l-one might fill q page with
list or the cities that are boosting
and booming themselves systematical-
~ and rcsolutely and laying out their
good hard coin TO do it.
The Greater Georgia association.
with membership of nearly 10000. is
at work raising $500, 900 to be used in
exploiting the state and expects to es-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09

tcrest as long a, may be required. That
is why this store is always crowded. that
Is why once Summarized customer. al
ways a Summer6eld customer. The
thousands of pretty homes furnished by
us In the tri-cities are our best adver-
tisements. Ask your neiehbors and
friends and come and do likewise.
Wont you come today and look US
over, If you are not ready now and
expect to be a Thanksgiving bride you
may select what you want and we
will store same free of charge. until
you are ready.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09

commonwealth anu to raise So, 900
within the coming year with which to
do the work The Northern Pacific
Railroad company has just put force
Of thirty writers and publicity men to
work on a campaign of advertising for
Oregon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09

tablish permanent adver,is-4- ..-,.,
quarters IN many cities throughout tx.
country.
somewhat similar plan. Eighty Ne
braska newspapers have pledged them
selves to methodically exploit their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09

to the dignity OF trousers until he
married. The bachelor was forced to
wear skirts as one who possessed no
definite position in society. Moreover.
the law prohibited marriage unless the
man was able to support a wife in the
station to which she was used. SO that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09
Summerfield'S Offer

Navprhar Rridac and those housekeeping this month
HVVCIlUCi DiiuCo well unique and for
sell outfit absolute 80 Days Free Trial You
the goods home and how they look satisfied
viii chruy exchange article that does approval
will give from IL I8 months pay for We
be absolutely
hardhps than paying for house We do send col
and call monthly and office
Will In trouble
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09
SKIRTS FOR KOREA BACHELOR

Trousers Once Reserved For Married
Men Of Hermit Kingdom.
It was once the custom in Korea
that q man was. not allowed to attain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09
Kansas Whisk Broom Center.

Ninety per cent OF the material from
which waisk brooms are made in the
United States - grown In Kansas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09

slsISSnIp liz "a pIoS 7usmIurI s.uIeI
'Iequeqo SuIGIddB 80 pspIoUB 81 JsH
81 homo 'seI0snW sql 10 msnBmn9qr
40 pesnso 81 II TnJuIBd 6remsIlxs 81
pue E!u9ppns no semo0 Yogq sUrsT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-09

the skirt also served as an index of
income.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
IMPERIAL ASSEMBLYMAN
Proposal That Los Angeles concede
 One Member to This County.

It is reported by the Riverside Press that the Los Angeles legislators have under consideration a plan to give up 3he of the 17 members of the as- scmbly to which that county is en- titled and allow that representation to Imperial county. Imperial has about half the population needed for member of the assembly but is so situated geographically that it is hard to connect 1t with any other county to form an assembly district. The only two counties contiguous to Imperial are Riverside and San Diego; River side has more than population enough for one assemblyman and San Diego has ample population for two.
 The suggestion of the LOS Angeles legislators of meeting this condition by conceding Imperial one assembly man and cutting the Los Angeles rep resentation down to 16, says the Press, is generous one; but it is true that a member of the legislature from Inn perial would be just as loyal to the interests of Southern California as whole and of Los Angeles as the me- tropolis of Southern California as would man from the city of Los An geles. Taking broad view of the identity of interests in the Southern California counties the plan of con- ceding Imperial an assemblyman is a practical and sensible one.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
INTERESTED IN COTTON
visitare frem San Bernsrdino lm- pressed by Valleys New
 Industry.
(san Bernardino Sum-

The last of the Imperial valley tray . elers have returned from their trips through that interesting country, and all report a good trip and most in- struciive time as to the resources and possibilities of the great Imperial country. Many of the visitors after seeing the fair at El Centro, took oc cassion to see other portions of the valley while they were there.
 Ot course the cotton business was the center of interest to practically all of the visitors because of it's be- ing a new and much talked of indus try, while many had never seen cot ton harvest in progress. The out look is good for the cotton industry there and next year will probably see a large acreage, but it will be most notable for better methods of cultiva- tion and growing, feature in which the valley farmers have in a degree been lacking because of ineXperience in handling the crop, resulting in par tial failures in some instances.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
AN ENCHANTED LAND
E.ct msrvef;cus oasis in the World Crested by Man jo the Desert.
Uo5 Angeles Times.)

The varied nature of the resources cf Imperial valley was adequately and as.oaiehiugly shown at the third am rual cc.vy sSjr just held at El Cen t5. Iii ..hitit proved what nseHI of enterprise and modern ideas can do when they can make water serve their ends. For centuries the great Colorado river ran turbulently through the territory, a useless flood. Now i, has been controlled, at enorncGs expense, and ty the exercise Of Euuch ingenuity. and "the desert" has been converted into the biggest and most marvellous oasis in the world.
 When first the desert hillocks of E-2ry!al vcl,ov were made to yield vt..,h ia tho ahSpe of vegetables and fruit, carly melons, early cabbages and other garden truck were chiefly raised. Last year AngeieroS, who have been foremost in winning the valley from waste. conceived the idea that as fine cotton as any the world produces could be grown there. Events have jus ifiod d their faith, to their own gain and the greater glory ,of South orn California. If a man, a decade ago, had said that Imperial valley wRs Ge tined to take its place among the notable Centers of the South, where oranges, lemons, mammoth polnelDs and fine tangorines would be pro dlced, he would have been looked up on as q visionary person with some what too vivid imagination. Now, however, several orchards have come into bearing aud hereafter the valley will each year become more prominent in the way of being an early orange producer.
 This agricultural and horticultural advancement naturally has gone hand in hand with the growth of cities in the valley. Five years ago there were the mere beginnings of hamlets. com pri2ing a few rough shanties with wind-blo sand piled up against them. Now Imperial valley boasts several of the most thriving of the smaller cities in the State. It has in its capital, Fl Centro and in Imperial. Rrawlcy. Hebcr, HoltviIle, Caiexico and other towns bustIing communi- ties. enjoying all modern con re"'o-'res and offering opportunities
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
EGYPTIAN COTTON
Government Experts Report Success
 full Production in Southwest.

Successful experiments by the De- partment of Agriculture in the accli- matizing and breeding of Egyptian cotton in the southwestern part of the United States have led government experts to believe that this cotton can be grown with profit in this country.
 In bulletin the department an nounces that the breeding work has developed superior strains and two very distinct varieties which are ready for testing on field scale.
 Favorable results as to the qual- ity and uniformity of the fibre pro duced have been obtained from these experiments. The diversity caused by crossing with other types of cotton which, during the experiments of the previous season seemed to. threaten seriously the future of the acclima- tized stock, has, to a great extent dis appeared.
 The report says the possibility of growing Egyptian cotton of good qual- ity on the irrigated lands of Southern California has been demonstrated. Production on a large scale awaits the solution of certain cultural and commercial problems which are now receiving attention.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
TWo-sToRY RESIDENCE.

A. G. Campbell is erecting a two story hollow-tlle and brick residence on the south side of State street, about midway between Sixth and Seventh streets. The construction is in charge of Architect Grigg. The walls are well along, and it is expected the structure will be ready for oc- cupancy early in February. The first floor will be occupied by the Camp bell family, and the second floor is arranged for two suites of house. keeping rooms. The building will cost about $4000.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
MEETINGS FOR FARMERS.

The CalexicO Chronicle is urging the advantage of series of public meetings, to be held at least once q month, at which valley farmers may discuss their problems of irrigation and crop growing, and where ad- dresses may be made by men who have met with special success in the various crops and by specialists in agriculture from other parts of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
BRINGS TEN THOUSAND SHEEP

A. B. Mcdonald, during the past week, has brought into Imperial valley another shipment of 2000 sheep from the vicinity of Albuquerque, New Mexico. They have been unloaded at Heber and sent into Water District No. 6 for pasturage. This brings the number of sheep shipped into the val ley this year up to more than 10000 head ..
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31
PROSPECTING MARBLE CLAIMS.

The Blochman Banking Company, of San Diego, owners of several mar ble claims in the mountains to the west of Imperial valley, will make d general investigation of the proper ties, and eight men have been at work the last two weeks blocking out rock and running prospect holes It is be-
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31

lieved that the marble veins are ex- tensive and of good quality. If this should prove to be true, an industry of considerable importance is likely to spring up to the west of the valley as soon as the San Diego & Arizona railroad Is completed
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31

Co wide-awake merchants which many newcomers from the East and North will undoubtedly be quick to take advantage of. The former desert has become an enchanted land where wealth comes up from the ground and is garnered from trees, plants and cotton bolls.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-31

Dr. Brain has left the valley. His are still here. You may have your glasses refitted and lenses duplicated at the Valley Optical Co.,, next to First National Bank, Imperial.
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