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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
u. 6. =. y,
jGr Den an ID. }e6ruar aattfaoenOen
llnter6altuugs.a6enb
SIT Elm reibbaltises prcsramm
aufgeitellt tuprben.

Der am Is. b. Wt. ItdttfinDenpe I'm
terbaltungsobenb bss 9iorp Cincinnati
5urupereins, gu bem bic Wlitglieoer,
beren 9omen uno 5reunbe eiHeelaoeu
iiub, tptrD iia o6ne 3tpsIfel 3u einem
Guberit genubreihen gsitalten. Serr
Oirettor Shmio bat bem Qusidub in
bereittpiaigiter Deiie feline Stars"
CUR 8erfiigung geitsQt uno infolge beis
len perbeu ii6 6err s5rebi AmbrpgiD,
Ssrr SObann 5uerit, SRI. 5unii Mars
TIM, iopie Gapeameiiter War 8planp
an Der 3urdfiibrung bes grosramms
betbeiligsn. 2luberoem nirb 5rl. ga
gel 8eil, cine talentirte iunge Sdngez
rim, untsr gegleituHg bon SRI 6annte
9irI6boru sinige engiiIns uno beuts
fhe Steoer Dortragen, uno Ssrr Aoolf
gories, Der betannte 9iolintit, bat
sbenfdlls Elm Solo uberHommen.
9us programm, oas pbne 3ipeifel
Die 9umen uno 5erren Des q. 6. Z.
9. berbeiloten uno lie aud noQItdnbig
befriebigeH Dirb, 1T folgenoes:
gr0ffnungsmarih
Gnpeqmsiitsr Mar 8oaanp.
gesriibunssrebe
Sohn Shlpaab, /. Spre6er bes
R. 6. 8. y.
Qisb ~ Map Morning" =. 6. Sen3a
5rl. 5aSel Beil; gsgIsitst BON
SRI. 6annab 5iri6bprn.
2ieb rauHen 1T tsins SiinD" (aus
grubsr Straubinger)
Soerr Sohann Jusrft.
8iplinsSolp
Serr 9tpplpb 9oriss.
Cine llsberral6ung"
Jrl. 9anii Martint.
rWeaner Sahen"
Serr 5rebi 4mbrogip.
Qieb r2la for pou", Gun 9'5oroeiot
Sri. Sa5sl Wsil; begleitet pon SRI.
5onnah Siriabprn.
Qiso rWeinsWnlssr Steiol
0err SobaHn isuerit.
rOorfmuiit" aus Der Gpsrstts rqolz
nii6e Wirtbi6aft".
5rl. 9anii Wurtini unb 5err Soz
bdnn 5uerft.
Pbantaiie aus Der Sberitsiger"
Serr Wtar 8pQanD.
S6luB. 4asemsines Qisp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

Mapor 9unt nsigt 3u Der 4nii6t bin.
ndb Die Staot bel ben GobIenIteferHn.
gen iiberportbeilt pirb. @r bdt 4naIns
len BON Sobien, bic fir perihiepent
itoottfhe Departments geliefert purs
ben, anitelleH Iaiien, unD Dos ReIultat
mar ongebli6, bab bic aelisfsrtenaohz
len Hiht bic pprgeIhrtebene 5ibs iiez
fern. Inter oieisn nmftGneen tperben
porIoufig teine itdotiihen aoblenrths
nuneen be3ablt uno Die alngelsgenbett
nit gesug auf bic aobIenIieferuHssn
tptro einsebeno urteriuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
0lmr 1. mdrs
esirb bic Commercial Tribune" in
anbsre 6GnOe iibsrs.b,u.

Die seit.rn bon 6errn &. 3. GiheG=
6p, bem 5erausatber Der Commercial
5ribune", offisien betanntgegsben Durs
be, tpiro bic .3titung am /. U}dr5 in
onbere Sdnbe iibergehen.
Die neuen Gieentbiimer, gu bsnen
bic Serren Queuit 6errmonn unb R,
a. 5pnida seb0ren, lperoen cine Qts
tieHgsTellihdft init einem Stammtdpis
tai bon 100000 bilben uno untsr benz
Namsn rgineinnaii Commercial grts
buns R.pspaper Co." bic 3situHg Don
ben sssenpdrtisen gissntbiimsrn fir
eine Rsibe bon Sobren pohtsn.
als g5sirsbatieur lit Ssrr Scott
SmGu, Der pormaiiee Siderbsitsbis
rettor, uuserieben.
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Der !6c9id1mlratb.
yelber fiir cine meHe Spdifnle nidt
bsr 1918 bisponibel.

0eloer fir cine neue 6ohfduIe, BIZ
bttanntlit bon ben geipohnerr Dor
Wnlnut 6ifIs nno umasbuna brineent
gtfDiinfc|t fpirb. iperbsn allerfribeitens
i'm Sabre 1913 bisponibel isln uni
duh oiefss nur, tpenn porber rehtsei
tis Elm seeisnsier gouplas sefunber
lporben In.
in bieiem Ginne fpurbs ssitsrn In
Der Gibung oes 6ohfhulraibes Dor
osm aommitiss fiir sSonos uno aH
fpriidk berihiet nit otm 5int1eis
baruuf. nos bns Shulrdtbstcmmitte.
fir 5onbs linb 4nipriihe teinerl.
9oriebruneen fur bisfes 9auproieit In
benz oiesidbrisen Budget gernn6t bob'
uno man b1ber porldufig Der Jrass
niht ndher treten fonne.
Der Gmpfebluns bss S6uI1uptrin.
ttnotnttn Tper .ntfpreneno totrben in
Der Dooofporb unb Der 6usks 5oh.
idnIt Bibliotbetcre anseItent perbeu
Die elm Snbressebalt pon $500 beionl-
mn. Das suitdnoige aommittee BE.
ri6ieie In siinftigem Sinne iiber bic.
ies proie.t uno 5.rr Dper bratts ais
gibIiotbetnrin fir bic Woobnarr
5ohfhule ssrl. gerena S6rieFsr unt
fir bic 6ushes 5o6i1uie yrl. @rnes
Reoip in WorfdIas. Die snbsiltis.
gntfheiouns tpirb nas aommittee fir
athrer uno SoIdre su trsffen boben.
Jrl. Reff. Der 2eiterin oes 6ousbals
uneseunterrihts in Der WooDtport
pDhf6uIs tpurbe Elm urIaub bis gum
5dIuB bes ehuljabrs gerpdbri. um ibr
Dtleetnbtit 3u sfbeH, sinen Hurius an
Der Columbia llniperfitdt mitsumahen
5n btr 3nifhenKit piro gIiiabetb
WeqausbIin pom Der 6usbes 6o6s
ihule. ibre Gieue iibernstmsn nnb Be.
rsn DertreteriH tpirD 61ssl Raoelifi
perben.
IrI. Wotbilbe Woptpob tpuros, Dor.
behoItIih Der 3uitimmung bes Rom
mites fir 2ehrer nnb Saldre, als
esbrsrin TIM 5dnbfertisieiiss Departes
meRt Der Woobporo 5ohfduIe nit eis
uem JcbressehaIt pon $1,000 anses
itelIt.
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2ineDin-Seier.

2lm tommenosn Wcntag, 2incpln's
9sburtstas. fiHbet in ben Rdumsn oss
guIineB Wen's Club eine 9incpIu.
Ssbentfeier ftutt. pie BON 5errn 5snrr
grobaseo arrunsirt tDiro. Inter Den
5heilnebmern bel Der Gurhfibrunq
Deg Ishr iniersffonten programms be:
finbet iih audi Manor 6enrp 3. CUNT
eer ith qeitern bereit erfIdrt bat, biz
Rsoe pcrSuleien, bic 2ineoln bier lei.
n.rstit auf benz 5ountain Square ee.
halteR bat.
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gterblid5feitsberid,t.

alsrunSsr 5eilemann, 50, is III:
tanp Qps., 5sr3leioen.
Soiepb 9aud, rs, 424 5unt Ctr.
ShtpiroIudt.
stuguit Taussrsba6, SO, 1926
Woooburn 4pe., SnaueIt in ShDebs.
2toam gslmann, IA, 1448 9arri:
ion 4ps., gtiersnleioen.
Carrie Ritt, go, 1856 Central 4pe.
Snqusit in Shtpebe.
WarD 0istsrlsn, 80, 916 Wsit 4ht,
gpe., 3uterrubr.
Diniam 9orplsp, 90, 2545 pad
tera Ctr, 2unsenent5iinbung.
aoutie gtsitert, At, 247 Sbiqitt
Ctr, arsbs.
2lt.rano.r 5ap. 70, 342 Dst Ssa
4. 4pe., 5sr3lsibsn.
2tnna Defer. 43, 80 NeIt Qibsrti
Ctr, Ritrenleioen.
Sames DonaIoion, So, 1901 Sbsl6i
aps., aunssnentJiinoung.
5reoerif Srerps, 70, 1893 Wout
RIFE 4De., 2ungeneHt3iinbung.
Sobn gulbertion, 40, plum UNI
Watsr Str, 1ubsrtulois.
DiGIiam 5hompion, 81, Spente,
5ouis, SersI.ioeu.
Rartin 9. Sorss, So. 4. uub Snca
NOR. Ctr, GehirnIhlae.
2ouiie Sausrath, 65. 2401 Mouta
nu 4ne., Shpdte.
alice 9un0rum, l, 213 DAT Ctr.
ainbsrpardIpis.
SOlomon Dbit,, 6S, 663 Msit 4
ape.. aritnitOsrgjitung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Sall Der 6annpneraner.

Der 6annoperaner llnterIt. @ersin
No. bat Wtitglieoer unb 5reunoe ga
ieinem erpBen 8aQ eingelaoen,, Der am
Gamitag, 10 5ebruar, in ben Sdlen
Der 4rbeitsrhaae itattfinbst. Sin tuh.
tiges &omntittee III nit ben 8orberei@
tunaen beihdftigt unp es itsat alien
5heiluebmern etnen oergHiigten @beno
II. Qusiiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

Waarinus alonfe, 816 Weit aibertn
gtrobe, bat cine Rlage iiber $625 sts
aen emma 9ifhoff eingereitt, neil
bieIelbe am II. Sanuar 1912 einsn
aontratt ubf1IoB, ibm Dus Saus Qp.
1919 nnb 1921 0orman Strdbe fir
$41OO 5u Dertaufen, bieien aontratt
ieboh nidt eiRgebalten babe 1urh ben
aontrdtibruh nil er in Der 06be Der
eingetlagten Summe sefhdoigt ipprD.u
iein.
gtngereihte 5eitamente.
2ucinba Meaim permadt i'm 8ers
mDgsn an lire gaidte Marp 2ouiis
Sbdnnon.
SenrD gcdborit permaht isiE Der.
mogsn an feline Satin 2iietts Bod
borif.
Dt: 5etaments BON gli3a5eif D.
5offmann unb Sfaac Soffmunn, $50
Q3eIt 8. Qpenue, bic Dor einigen Iogea
binnen fpenisen Stunben geitorbsn
iino, fpurben geItsrn i'm grobataeriht
binter.sgt. Die bsioen Gbesatter batt.n
bieislbsn i'm Suli 1882 abgsfdtt uno
iif) g.genieitis als Grbsn einosIsbt.
Dos 0ermoeen, bas etfpa $3.50 6es
trdst, fdnt isBt on bic beiben SOhn..
Ra6Iab g a Gen.
Sophid 6. aositsr 1T 2eitamentss
ponftrederin bon iSrant Sas. aoeitsr
9runbeigentbum $1,000.
Winnie 6. 6isr lit No6lab bperipals
term pon Gront Z. oisr; perionalisn
$500, 0runbeigsnthum $4,000.
Gillette godborIt 1T 5eitamentsnolls
itrederin BON 5enr1 godborit; @runbz
,isentbum $4,000.
Wtilion plaut III 5eitomentspcfiitrss
der bon 4braham plaut; perfonalien
$40, 600, 9runoeigsnthum $50, 900.
5bereIe W. Sbultsp ift Rddlabnera
tpdlterin bon Sui. 8. Sbultep; psriOs
nalien 500.
Carolina 5ops iit Ra6IabperipaIs
term bon Grnit Sacob Sotpe; G.unss
eisentbum $4,000.
Der perIDnlihe Rdhlab beg M.rans
Der gonbred bstrdst $2632.21; Dsrs
ienige oes Spbn ). Desmond $500;
oerienise Der Carrie 9eneih 1851 10
9eri6iebsnss.
Die attipa Der Split giber Req so.
belaufen ii6 auf $6678.47 uab bi.
9ertiEoIi9teitsH auf $2212.92. 1ds
4ttientapitol, nsldes poq sinhe3Gblt
lit. bstrdst S20,660. Serr 8. 5eilter
tprrbe als ReIsrsnt srnannt, um bic
5ohe Der 5aftbarteit bsrslftionIrs isit>
5uitellen.
5annob 8. Sutton tlaate eine 3Sors
oeruns iibsr S887.50 ssssn 8. g. Suis
ton &c 60. elm.
Ularn u. Gans tlaets cine 8sriife,
rings sGorosrung ubtr $500 ssgsn biz
Columbia 2ifs Sniurones SO. Elm.
Daniel gotpen, bes Rnubss onge.
slogt, tpuroe e.iteru i'm ariminaIge.
riht frsigsiproden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Observation-Disclosures.

! ebndrb J.Gimpfon. 43, Golem .Snb
ietna Gnrrifon. 40. 316 CSt 3. ape
sRupert GOerimiib, %, zoos Mabis
| ion ADe.
tGrues Berger. Is, 3Ol7 Cinnamon
Sir.
lGbdrIss 9. RATES, IS. gurIinaton
/ Ohio.
iBertba Campbell. 3s. lis Garfi.la
Vlaee.
yaeipis aifrsb luernef, "a, 1870
Race CTR.
feiit eIemsnis. q, 27l6 gins Ctr.
Dim, masntr. 36. 1917 proDioeuc.
| Str.
l5Ojspbine aunmann. "a, 2l4o Din.
Ctr.
Nm. W. 1hompIon, a, 1947
/ lsFiHeton Ape.
iaouiit g. Ddrcsp. "a. l434 Race Ct.
yGbuarb u. 80rman. 81. GbisasO,
lRstsie Dining. SO. 28OS gol,rain
Mpe.
! Iceo, Glop6 IL, 55. 6l1 Mefi S. gir.
Nar9 Conn. ~. heslI.
! 54i&oEas 4omes, 30, 6l6 Genirale(St.
[ igoueeD Dobi5. 27. he1a{.
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fir Die Qisferung Oes BaTers aus benz
adnaL Dernommen, um ieIt3uitiasn,
ME iia Die 2egi5tatur ieinsr3eit bic
Sadie ge0aft bate. Die 6erraa
ftimmttn idmmtIih nit oem 8utabtsa
oes StaptanpaIts Bettman iiSerein,
Der betanntIt6 ertIdrt bat, oub Die
Sta0t oisie padttOntratte nit Ibers
nebmen muB uno DaB lie natirlih ais
cine 2uit gu betrudten iinD, Durh mel,
6s Der Wertb Der QdHoereten rebu5irt
niro.
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@ar bilHps - Jest geinno.

2renton, Wto, - r, ,lluaefGbr Dor ,pri Sab.
rfn bate id Elm 10 ihltulmes SraucnIsioeu
uno eatiunnunQ, Dub ih bUditd LID biLflos
mar uuo Die Gin tlctnes an0 bcbuuoclt tpcrs
oen muBte. SD tOnnte meIncu &0rper nlht
beneQFH unp melneu SUI weqeu ner heittgen
SamerSen Mat bcbeu, ooB tt treteu mHBte.
Sd mar lebr uer06s uun it)wad.
,epota g. Bintbams &eQctable COMPOUND
bat mir 10 be0cutsne gebolfsu, OaB Id oente,
es giebt tetne Nleoi;tn mc 0icis fur Sraum,
leipen. Sd bin ouf uuo I'M : QnDe, meine
srbelt Uicocr su tbuu, uuO Qcbe Jbncn pole
erlaubulb, meiucu Brief me0eu aHoereH lei.
oeneeH 5ruueu gu ucroTeutlIdleu, Irau
". I. RurnciI, 32O Tote StraBr, 5rcns
ton, Nio
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Jn Der Saairage
1efnirte stferu MaBor 6unt in flas
rem Worten ieine stellung.

SIN Der 8aafrd9e tptrb Mapor 6unt,
ipie er seitern erfldrte, in 3utunft feline
@rlaubEiB CUR 4bbaltung BON 5an3s
peraniigangen gang uHo gar BON bsm
Gbarafter uno Dem Ruf bes 8ereiHs
ODER Der @eIeaihaft abbdugig MAIDEN,
Die oen Bal 5u ge6en beabiihttgt.
Sir Die Deutf6en 8ereine beDeutet
bieie GntIheibuug bes Mapors einen
gldn5enDen Sieg uno lie nuroe audi in
ibrsm Snterefs in allererlter 2tuie ub,
gsgeben. 8eranlabt ourh bic in bic
len Spdlten erfolgte getanntgabe bes
MunI6es BON Wlapor 6unt, baB er
gerne Rat6hldge nit ge3ug auf oie
gdafraae baben m0hte, Ipra9 qeitern
ais 8ertreter pes 3euti6zQmeritunis
fhenStaptperbanos Serr 6enrp Sperz
mann, Der grdFoent beg 0eutIfen
Qanbipebrpereins, betm giirgermetItsr
Dor uno hatte nit ibm eine ldngere
llnterrebuno iiber bic gallfrase, in De-
rem 8erlauf 6srr SDermann natiirlih
fir bic 'seitIihtsiten Der Deuti6sn
8eretne eintrat.
Seine Nrgumfnte mahten auf ben
8iirgermsiItsr iihtli6en Ginorud unD
6err SDermunn purbe Oann pom
Wapor srIuft, 10 bdlD ipie mOglth
cine bollftdnbige Cite bsutTher 8sreiz
ne, bic Bale gu peranItalten pfle8en, GIT
unterbreiten uno gleit5sitig aud Die
Ndmsn Der geamten an3ufiibren. Mit
6ilfe pieIer 2ifte nil pann Der 8ur-
9srmeiIter eine llnteriuhung 6e3iiglih
bes Status Der sin3elnsn 8srsine an
itellen lafsn uno BON bem GrusbniB
oieIer llnteriuhung pirD e abbdngen,
mas nit ge3ug auf 5an3feitli6teiten
geIdehen ioa.
Seine Steaungna6me in Ser 5an3.
frage bsfiuirts Mapor 6unt gsitern
2tbsno, ais er uber feline unterreoung
nit 5srrn SUermann Ipra6, ME
folgt: nUenn ih in msinsm 5auIe sis
nen BAH gsbe, 10 taun ih Die gan3e
Ra6t pur6 meins Gdite tun3en Iaiien
uno es tam aud Bier estrunten pers
ben, o6ne buB es o5emanosn etnas an
gsbt, oenn es 1T cine BripatfeitIihteit
9endu oasfslbs argument fam gu
Gunitsn BON 5eItliftsitsn anItdnoigsr
ano anertdnptsr gersiHe in's 8elo qs,
fiibrt iperpen. Wsnn bic WttgIieoer
BEG Qsreins nit ibr2n Sdmilien uno
Jreunben iIh etnen bergniigten Qbeno
MAIDEN fpoasn, 10 iii oas ebsnfdlIs cine
refine pripatan9eieeenbeit, bic gfies
manoen, aud Die qOIi5si nift, etpas
angsbt, iolaHSe es geiittst uno rubig
3ugebt.
gon oisIem BeIidtspuntte aus rsr=
ben in 3utunft ale Jun3feitl;hieiteu
behanbelt rperoen uno Elm anItdnoiger
9srein bari psriifsrt isiu, oaB ihn
tsine 5inbsrniffe in ben Bsg gsIsg.
ptroen. nur muB er nutiirIit bafiir
IorgsH, baB itt feline 3rpeifslbaftsn
Glsmente auf oisfsn gGIen sinFinosn,
oern Bale, Die bon oerartigsn geitns
bel frsquentirt rperoeu. Deroe i6 unter
teiren umitdnoen ouloen.
JtatiirIih miifen jeDoa aQe gunss
Der9nii9ungsn porkr i'm RathhaHIs
dngemsloet peroen uno Der not6iqe grr
laubniBidsin 1T unpsigsrli6 81 en-
rirten."
Sm 2aufe 6ss asitrigsn Cages
iprah aud Elm Sommittes bes Oeutih
llngarlIten 8eperbe llnteritiBungs
8ersius nit 5trrn 9itris als Sort
fubrsr bet Mapor 6unt Dor. um Die
erloubniB 3ur abbaItung zines Balls
su srrpirten. Die Delegation puros
isooh abfdlGgig bsiaieosu unb 3rpar,
ME Der mapor Deriitsrte, auf gms
pfeAIung oes ppli3eihefs.
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~
bam's 8egetablr gom.
pounO fir mid getban.
Sd fit an SrauenIet-
ben unn mar mcbr ala
Elm Grittet meiner 3eit
SebH Noaatt lang bett.
ldgcriQ. I'D founts
meinc@ ausarbsit uid)t
berrid)tcu uno bate
SbumadDt5a 70.
oaB mein @ottc mid
ntdjt fQnf 9lliuatea
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lang alleiH Iafeu tOunte.
sept lit meine Geiuuo6rit uicber 6erge.
feut uuo spar burt) FpDja &. 8mtbams
8eaetabis COMPOUND. @eun immer ldl enc
letbcnoe iSrau iebc, bauu munit)c id ibr III
laarn. tp0s oisle @tcbi;in filr mid gstbnu bat,
nno id) perbe iteta Elm gutes g8ort oGfIr elm.
leatr." 5rau u obert glanfcuibtp,
Clifton M NHnntnnmrrn En
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Gs aiebt feinen Dsnsfel ODER fein
UIkb. ipeIhts niht BON Nkunlatis-
mus befaGen tperben tam. Gs giebt
nber feline 4rt oeielten. tpelhe niht
burh ct. Satobs Del tnrirt fperben
farm. Gs turirt iiher unb buuerno.
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2ln bem 2tncoln 9antett, oas am
Samitdg 4beno unter ben 4uipisien
Der 2igd Der progreiIipen Republitaner
Don 5omiltOn GOuntp i'm @ranb 6otet
itattfinoet, pirD bic 8etbetliguna cine
uuBerproentIih 3abIrsihs ieiu. Sopeit
baben iih beretts 300 9bsiInebmer an
geneloet.
aIs 5odItmeiiter lpiro 6err Or. ".
8. 3pid fungirsn uno uuter ben Reos
nern oes 2lbsnos befinben Ii6: @puDer.
neur G6siter 4Ibrid BON Rebrasta,
8uH0esieHatOr Wiiles Boinosrter pen
Waibtngton, BrofsTor 6. 6. Werriam
Don Gbicagp, Rihter u. 30. Wanuma.
Ter pon Qtron uno So6n 3. 5adler,
Der 5iibrer Der progreFipen 8spublitaz
ner in Cbio.
SbeiInebmertarten 81 81 pro gers
ion iiuo lei 2lnpalt 6. g. 8urDiall i'm
2incoln Sun Gourt 8ebGuoe 81 babsH.
Spmmittecn ocs llniucriitGtsratbs.
Die itebenoen &ommitteen ces llnia
periitdtsrQtbs fir oas lauTsnbe Sabr
isgen iit ME fplgt 8uIammeu:
Sinan3tommittee: AnoerIoH, 8pl=
lat unn 9tippert.
9runoei9enthumstommittte 5itea.
looper, 9ippsrt unb 8plfitetn.
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Imperial Valley press., 1912-01-20
meeting FOR "FATHER'
A DECIDED SUCCESS
Parent-T Teachers' Association Has In
teresting Program and General
Discussion Evokes New Ideas

The meeting of the Parent Teach
ers' Association of Ell Centre, held at
the grammar school last evening, was
a decided success, as was evidenced
by the large attendance and the inter-
est shown in the subjects presented.
This meeting was planned primar-
lily to be fathers meeting, and the
scholars had been instructed to urge
their parents to attend, prize of five
pounds of candy being offered to the
grade having the largest percentage of
fathers present. The successful grade
in the contest proved to be Mrs. Brad
ley's second grade.
Professor House spoke on the sub
ject, "The Privilege anu Duties of Fa-
therhood.% He said the child should
have the association, love and fell
loWship Of the father, and that it
should be the fathers aim early to
gain the confidence OF his child: in
short, to be a chum for his children.
especially the boys.
Walter E. Packard followed with
Suggestions for Keeping the Boy on
the Farm" In general the way to
accomplish this, he said, is to make
the farm life as profitable and attract
i've as the city life. This is being
done as the farmers take advantage of
the sciences in connection with their
work in the same way in which the
men of other professions are doing;
also by the Improvement of social con-
ditions in the rural districts. Then
bringing the question down to condi-
tions right here in our own Imperial
valley, he said he thought the Boys
Agricultural Clubs and an increased
interest in the county fairs would be
the means of keeping the boys on the
farm.
Both papers were followed by inter-
esting discussions, the latter one lead
ing to remarks by several of our coun-
ty fair officials, who expressed the de-
sire that the ranchers be aroused to
more enthusiasm in the agricultural
and stock exhibits at the fair.
Professor Alger briefly explained
state law which has recently come
into effect which makes it necessary
to mark child absent, even though he
be but one minute tardy; and, as the
appropriation OF state money for the
schools is based On the attendance, he
poi..tcG cut t he pa-e1t3 TIE ncces-
G:ty Ct tie children's being early at
scacCl. Music was furni2hcl by
Noc-rs. Alger Waite, Brown and
Stovcr
The next meeting OF the association
will be held at the Central Union High
school February 16 and it is hoped the
interest in the work will continue to
increase
Imperial Valley press., 1912-01-20
0nunty Nen,a Nutra|
HOLTViLtE

King l.. Kendle is having his bust
ness building on Fifth street remod-
eled. Pressed brick and plate glass
is 10 be used in the frontage and the
interior is to be repainted and tinted
One of the stores in this building is
to- be used for new drug store, which
will soon open.
Seven carloads of sheep, two car
loads of hogs and one carload of cot
ton seed, all bound for the Los Ang-
eles market, left Holtville last
Wednesday morning.
Work has been begun on repairing
the store building owned by Max Rock
ledge which was damaged by fire. A
plate glass frontage will be placed
The Holtville postoftiec building has
been repainted.
J. S. Davis of Redlands has come
TO HoltvilIc to visit his son, l. F.
Davis, who is rancher near this
town.
Rapid construction work has been
done on the new HOltville creamery.
1t is expected the building will be
ready for occupancy by the first of
February.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-01-20
MAY SOLVE PROBLEM
OF LOCAL GROWERS

1t is possible discovery cf i'm
mense value to the valley has been
made. This is the fact that redwood
sawdust packing preserves grapes In
perial valley enters the grape market
a month earlier than any other dis
trict, but the picking of the grapes
in the heat of the summer has oD-
Grated to reduce the keeping qualities
CT the fruit.
Having the nations markets 20 it.
SELF for full month, the possibilities
Of this industry are immense, and only
a solution Of the shipping problem re-
mains to add millions annually to the
pToductiveness of the valley.
In view of this the following press
dispatch is of great interest:
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 20.--Charles
w. Mann of the bureau of plant in
dustry of the United States depart
ment of agriculture explained to q
number of grape growers and packers
of Sacramento a methcd of shippinG
grapes that bids fair to solve the prob
lem of overproduction of grapes in
California. The demonstration took
place in the rooms of the Sacramento
Valley Development Association on
Second street.
"The method explained by Mann is
simple. 1t consists simply OF pack
ing good, solid grapes in barrels OF
redwood Sawdust. The peculiar prop
critics of redwood sawdust absorb the
moisture that would otherwise spoil
the grapes and when packed in this
Cub~ta-cc grapes will keep from Oc-
tober to February, according to vari
ETY.. The Emperors will remain solid
the longest.
Mann had several drums or bar.
rels of grapes on exhibition. They
We're picked at Fresno, Lodi and Mills
Station on October 20. They We're as
good today as the day they were
picked.
Because of the extremely perishable
nature of grapes, OverprOduction has
been the fear of growers. Until the
redwood sawdust method was discov.
cred all the grapes had to be sold dur
ing a short space of time, to the
detriment of the profits to the grower
Now the grapes can be packed and
shipped for sale at any time from Oc-
tober to February
Imperial Valley press., 1912-01-20
UNION REVIVAL PLANNED
BY FL CENTR0 CHURCHES
Several Denominations Arranging fer
Coming of EvangeIhsts Curry and
Brown and Great Awakening

For some time the leaders of the
churches of Ell Centro have been lay
ing plans for union revival campaign
and have been corresponding with
Messrs. Brown and Curry. well known
evangelists, looking to their engage
ment. These men have held meetings
recently in Redlands, Santa Ana,
Whittier and other important cities
of our state, and have everywhere
aroused great interest and enthusiasm
They are much sought after by the
churches, and their time is engaged
for at least a year ahead; but on ac-
count of the Gypsy Smith meetings in
Los Angeles, an engagement in that
city has been postponed, making it
possible for Ell Centro to secure them.
A telegram has been received stat
ing that their coming depends upon
the hearty cooperation of the churches
in the city. Ell Centre is very fortu-
nate in securing these men of national
reputation, and will surely appreciate
their work.
The date set for their coming, which
is practically settled, will be Janu-
ary 2S.