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- Ter 5rousnperein Der go. grot
pbilippus 0emeinbe, Gde Hace ctr
unb Tse1Riden 4Dsnue (gaitor Or. r.
g. Dorm perunitaltet am DonHeriiag
ben 10. Suli, Elm aafFeetrGn3.
den. syolgenoes aommitiee label
cdsu auf's Serslihite elm: 2lgath,
Map. 5ebtpis WlilIer. Selma gliin.
dom. Wdris Woatb, g1riftine Tadttes
Sulia Wauh, 4nna Riemdnn, Wdnno
Meglamee, Grieherids Oberbsllmdnn
s}loro Cite. Grieoeride Better, Ditbsi.
mine prisst.
- Sn Der proteItantifhen geterss
GIeraeinbe (6dns 5dupt, gdftor)
finbei am geittipot, ben 9. SuIi,
nas adffetrdns6en bes Srau,ns
Nereins itati. bei benz bic folgenben
8nmsn ouf bas Bette fir bic 8etpir.
tbuns Der Gafte Gorge tragen iptrbeIi:
5rau Wsars. MausoIb. 5rou Rarg,
Wlant. s5rau Sobn Wsitboefer, Jrau
Gliiabeth Srters. ,,rau 8arbdro
Ratbts. 5rau aorDline Rei6ei.
sIm Donnsritas rat Der Jrausns
ptrein Der gp. prot. Wsattbdus @es
meinne in Winton place (paitor 9.
9entbin) lsiH acfFeetrdnsten, peron.
italiet BON ben Gnmen aouiie Grebens
temper. Grace Booth. aouiie Tiefens
bad. aouiie 6armeisr anb Minna
Wlcppes.
- an Der GDdRg. prot. ct. Scs
haHnes Gemeinbe auf Wt. 4uburn
tNnfior grnft 9ob) perfammelt
fif, am MiitfppH, ben 9. Suli,
Rohmit.ass um 3 lIbr Der sSrduens
perein, tporcn fidh baHn Elm cemiitbs
Iifes GnffsstrGnshen 1nIhlieB.n
nirb. 5olssnbe Gansn iibsrnsbmsn
bic qstfnnd bts aaieetrdns6ens
Minnie giebl. Sobnnna 9inftmann,
Qcnift 9inbemdnn, gliia 2nnbfpebr,
Minnie aoftro. 2puiie oiebenbera,
GIiiabttb 2tnb unb Charlotte aueoes
de. Gd bieTe 11msn Iih ale Miibs
gsbsn iperben. ben 9efunern einiae
etnubrsihe Stunosn 3n bereiten. 70
III cine ftdrst 9etbsiiigung g,tpib nit
Rtft 3u sriDdrteH.
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Gs iuiro iuieoer iudrmer.
las Ensdiil6cr i'm Thermometer
frodJ geitern luieotr bis 96 Brao.

Infer ebrbarer Wettermnnn 6atis
uns fir gsftern lopobl ols aud fin
Wlontds einen tIeinen ReeenI6duel
dHgefiinbigt. nelher ii9 aus oem fer
neH Weitsn uns ndbern iollts. 0ei
Regen bate es abr ebenfo ipR Ok
fdlte Welle gemd6t unb ift ani6ei.
neno tur5 por Cincinnati umgetebrt
qnoernfalIs tonnte Der Regen auf
feine eigenen geoantsn bdben, inbem et
onnabm, baB f6on eenue DaHsriim.
pei in Cincinnati iinb unb bas DaiIer
bemndd bier uberfliFig mare, ebsnTc
iiberfliifIig ipis cine Reibe beibsr 5ags
bic giemdnb ertragtn fann. Qber
SpaB BEL Seite. Gs butte ben I'm
i6:in. ols oh ss gsitsrn lpirtlia reg
nen tDolIte. d6er oos erisbnte QdE
bliib aus.
lnfer W:ttermdnn, ben alle berars
tiser 3pii6enfdlle niht aus IsiHer ess
fpobnten Rube bringsn t0nnen, ers
iIdrte, baB miebenfaus" Elm Iotaler R,s
gen einieben tpiro, aber tpdnn
bas ueiB Der Dettsrmanu fslbit nod
nicbt. Rur bas cine cat er nit ges
nibbeit propbe5sit. bdb es mariner
tuiro unb mir balb lpie0er .sgul"
Sommsr babsu iperpen. 8ns ilt pirt,
LID eiu srobes Bort gslaiisn ausgss
iprohen uno mir tonnen BEN Serru
Derii6ern, bob ss in Cincinnati in ies
Dem Sdbr i'm Suli CONNER ipiro.
alio i6Ieunieit fir Ieihte aleibune
ufU., Strobbiite, bic jebt fdon bsoeus
teno i'm preifs bsrdbgefsst iinb, ges
forst nnb mt psrIGr6nttsn 4rHten
Der neusn auflass enteeeenesieben.
Die seitrias 9emperotur mics I3on
cine eeoeutenoe Steigerung auf uHb
folgen6e Stala Duros rsgiftrirt:
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Sdyiiteuieit Der Seutiten SdJikeu.

7is Beutibe SfiiBensGjeTeqI6uft
riiItst ii9 gu ibrem grobsn Sfiibens
feit nit greisI6ieBen, tpel6es Sonns
tag, 20. Suli. in Utade's Grooe BEL
Bomb 6iu beedngen iperben ioQ. Die
feitoebeube Geisaidaft oeb0rt su ZEN
stnfluBrei6iteu uno gr0Btsu oeutTten
8ereiuen Der Stdbt. Tds bissid6rige
Syeit qsipinnt nod oaourA an geoeus
tung bdB es oas 40. 1T, tpel6es bic
BsItai6dft pGbreno ibrer rubmrsihen
aarriere begonan fat. 8ds 6eoeutsi,
oab Der 8ersin uobl in G0ren aft ges
por6eu lit. bds er dber nit iugenoz
Iitsr araft duf Iein 9oIDenes 5ubiz
ldum log marifiri. Tds 40. iFeIt
foiro 3etgeu, bob bsi ZEN Ulit1lietern
Die 9anb nod feit, bos Huge Iidsr iit.
Sin tiiGtisss &ommit.te bat bic 8ors
tereituresu in 6dnbsn unb fir bic,
peIhe iid nitt auf bem S6iebifano
betb5tiqen tpollen, oibt es anoere
ltStbiimli6s geluftiaunaen fir Die
Grtpahferen iotpohl oIs fir bic Rim
Der. Wer auF Der 9inezRorlpoob
Gar Biz gum Gnbpuntt iGbrt, bat Big
Sum 5eftplab nur nod sinen tur3en
Sang. 4uBerbem noirb aud fir 5dbrs
gelegeubeit geiorgt tpsrben.
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Die Charter aampaane.

!Selife finoen rpigoer mrter oen 9llt'
ipi3ien oes giti3ens Charter aomtuit.
tees orei geittaas -Stanpognen itait
,sobn ellis ipritt Dor ben Arbetteru
Der 9uHfenheiner So. g9illiam Hobr
uor DEN arbeiterr in ben Crane 'ihsl
SoI3hoien uno RaIph areiiner in Der
,Sabrif BON 9ttpiior & @eisfopf. Iil
geitrigen 8eriamgHiuugen in Der,
ibieOenen Sabritan paren itarf b.
iiift uno Die reiueftiuen Reouer bat.
ten an oen slrbeItern aufmertianlC
3nborer.
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gsieSer elm Giu6rudl in cine Stride.

esn fltr3er ReiheufoIge fpuroe ge.
iteru Der 8oIi5ei Der brittle Ginbrut
in cine Stride gemelbet. 9ieles gtal
ltntteten bic 1iebe Der St. Catherine
Stride an Der @luioer uno Siiber
apenue einen geiuA ab, inoem iie iit
ourh gefpoltiame3 Seffnen eiuer
&intertbiir 3ltritt 3u Der STRIDE per
ihafften. Sefa 2lrnlenbiidien mur.
sen erbrof,en ouIaefunoen. bod muB.
ten Die Gin6reher lrnuerrihteter Tiu.
ne tpieoer ab3ieheu oo oas gelo am
abeno bereits nus Sen 8iihien ert,
iernt rporoen mar.
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lInfdas

- Sobn gahrettlo. 81 Sabre oli,
BON 20. GAL Greemnn aDenue. fpsiher
nIs 6si3tr in Der Banner Gisfobrit
an ntr Glors unb Jrssman Strabs 1ns
esiteIIt III. bate bas llngliid. in bsm
Woidinsnhdus aiissugIeiten unb srs
iitt boburn eine Nsrrtntung bts rehs
ttn 8sines. Gsr Werungliidte lit be-
rsits elm RriippeI uno mubie mitisIit
Mutosp pofrolipostns nnM fsiner mobs
nuug iiberfiibrt ntrb<H.
- 1GI& cine sjsaSesba5Hsar Der
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8eitucoo.2inie on Der Bernard nno
WicSeaa Strabe ploblih eine ihorfe
gIegling nnadlte, iuiiroe Der Yailagicr
Scbn @oroon, 3S Sabre alt, BON go.
656 Satbopap ctrabe, bon Dem
Saltfbrett, nni tpeidenl er itafib, ge.
lblenOert ano erlitt cine 8erlesung
an aopf. 3r. Geneen legtc Dem Der.
lcsten einen 0erbnno an iino iiber-
iiibrte Den maml nad oeiIen @oD.
lnaig.
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Ferisusl.R .Rutisen.

llnier befannter Wlitbiirger Serr
gralmeilier Z bn Hoenig un6
ieine @ottin baben 0as ber3lidltc
Wtitgeiiibl ibrer 5ablreifen sSreuaoe
mtO 8efnnnten anldBlid oe5 ihperen
Ghldialsihlags. BON Dem oieielbtn
betroficn poroen itno. Cine Sfa6el.
bepeidle mel0ete ihuen geitern oas III
Wtilnfen erfoigte abIeben hires So5.
mes 5reoerif, Der ibnen in Der gIiitpc
ieiner Sabre 0urf oen unerbittlid]en
ZOO entriiien tpor0en lit. Gr Iturb am
3. SSuli, an Der Sdapelle oes 81. &e.
bensiabres, oas er am IL. SSult er.
reidJt haben fuiir0e. Grit am 2. SSlsli
traf EN- pom 23. SUM oatirter grie'
i'm 6lternbniie ein, morin Der So1n
mittbellt, odB er pobl uno mnnter
iei uno ii6er sStraBburg beimtebren
luoIle. 8iiroe er bort Ar6Rit iinoen.
Damn tpiiroe er bis gum 8inter III
3euifflano bleiben, anoernTaus CT
obne S1umen Die Seimreiie antreten
piiroe 2ei0er iolte es Elm trauriges
ejeidlif auoers fiigen. 6err tSreo.
Stoerig, Der gruuer bon grofeiIion
mar, ipoIte oas San0 ieiner Glteru
better fenncn lerneu. 3u lpeldem 3luef
or Dor etrpa 3ebn Ronaten Die gieiie
nadJ TeiltihIano antrat. er nrbeitete
iiinf Wonote lang in Berlin auf lei
ner 8roieiiion mo begab iih Damn 81,
ieinem Snfel in Whinheu. SSn Der
baperiidyen Sauptita0t mar er ieit
bier Mondten uno mar. pie geiagt,
i'm geeriif nah 5iraBburg 81 &c.
ben, nls Der 5o6 ieinem boifnungs.
reifen 2eben Elm 3iel ieste. 3ie
3rauerflin6e trai bic Glteru uno 8es
ifrpiiter pie Der glis aus beiterm
StnrRel. 1os alifrid)fige Witgefiibt
pon Sreurt0en inS gefantten ite6t
ibnen in ibrem berben 8erfuit 5ur
Seite. Der ilnge Wenuu birterIdBi
bier einen groBen sSreunoesfreis,
oenn er erfreute itd tpegen ietues Of.
fenen uno liebensrpiir6igen 8eiens
aagenieiner 2iebe uno glf)tung.
Gin angelebener lno in peiter
areiien befonnter 3elttiher 1T geitern
NIT Serrn st 4arl sc II 3 aus nem sc.
ben geidieoen. Or itarb i'm gllter BON
62 SSabren in ieiuer @obnung. yIo.
81 aenner StraBe, in 2uo!op, Stp,
innig betrauert oon feiner 8tttrDe
uno ben sabIreiten iSreunoer, Die er
oiesieits lruo ienieits oes 5lliiies BAT.
Serr Wtus mar Dor utelen Sabren
aIs 9irtb in Den Bottoms" anidi-
iig ino ibernabm oann Die @irtb-
ihaft i'm Bolfs6latt. .9ebdn0e. Der er
Iaiige Sabre nit nielern Grfolg be-
trie6. Gr faufte iih oanu in 2uolom.
ap., on iino bate aud, bort in ietucm
llnternebuen beiten Grfolg. Die 3eit
Der geer6isuns miro ipdter befaaut
genladt.
Ger befonnte 9ief)tsonipaIt Serr
Sermann 5. 8udenberger
1856 Sarriion auenue III 8eItDooo
mobnbait, bat iif geitern NIT SRI.
gIiiabetb 6. Boppe, elmer 5od)ter oes
friiberen golt3eIeutnants Roppe, per.
m1blt SRI. goppe mar arantenpdr-
term i'm ,SiioiIden Soipital unb BORT
lernte lid, ods nuiimehrige ghepnar
fennen. Serr Carl 8uden6ereer, ein
9ruoer, piiroe bort aui appenoicis
lis operirt, uno bel ieiHeu geiilfen
i'm Soipiial lernte Serr Sermanu|
@udenberper ieine iesiae 6rau ter.
nen, bic ieinen grlioer nufuerfian
pilegte. lie Reipermdblten baben Die
Sohseitsreiie nah oem Giteu ange.
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.Scrr GouarS gruf, 449 Sab Sanitc
Giraffe. gell Gel. 476 g., Some
9bOne 1851 u.
- Or. S6uma6er, tpel6er NAB:
reno zines Uorttpehfels ben 3agel05.
ner Sdcob 8ater nit elmer Sdaufel
Ifluq unb ibm ben arm brad, pur.
be oeitsrn BON Uiubor Straub gu,
3ablung BON $50 uno Soften oerurs
tbstlt.
- Wdrgaret 2auterba6, bic Sat;
tin Dor 5ro. 2uutsrba6 ,pon y2elr
Yort, pslde tier bel ibrsm gruoer
9torge S6elter, Ro. 618 Wliupiae
2tpenue auF 8efud mar, itarb Dorge.
tern Nahmittdg i'm Qlter BON AZ
Scfreu. Sic hinterldbt Den 9atten
unb orei Ginber.
- SeirutbsI9eine: Sobu 5iiber,
80, uno GliIabetb 9uffman, 80, beiD'
BON UltobIstOpn. Carp 5rancis
gibsr, IS, BON Cincinnati unb Nm
META Gertrude gBbite, 26, BON 6ds
milton. - SO6n 30. BiQiams, "a
uno geroa Tntr, q, beioe BON Uttos
cIetopn. - sSlopo Gable, 36, unb Gf=
fie Riffst, q, bcibe pon Uitboletotpn
- Qmss WelIs unO GteIl1 RidelIs.
20, 6eibe BON Wliootetopn. - 2eslie
2dbnitod, 80, Cincinnati. uno Wfdrr
Cane Resoer. 81. 5ami!tou. - Sas
nIes Freosrit SdnbIin uno Bedrl
mcTauiel5 nurbe Der 5eirathsihein
certpsigert, neil bic graut erit Is
Sabre al 1T.
Quguita 8ebr bon Cincinnati
bat gbriitian Wshr bon bier aui
S6tioung oertlogt.
- Oem 4iIiam 8sn3inq Durbt
Elm 5cbrrab IN Der Sigb Strabe ge.
Itcblen.
- g6omdg R. g1rsn Elm betdrnter
giirasr Don WiboIetopn. 1T i'm Utter
ppn 73 oabren gsitorben.
- Ssnnis Raab 6dt Qouiie uni
Windel gbsl osrtlast, um iie 81 psrs
binbern, bic QlIsp gu Oeriperrsn. 8ie
aldgsrin 0srIaust fsrner $500 S6us
eenerius.
- 5rau Rarb 3oraoo Sonss, Die
Dittpe bss psrItorbensn friiberen
gountp : S9asmetiters 8. 8. Sonss,
itorb eeitsrn Rorgen in Der WohnunQ
ibrer Sc6ter, fsrau u. 50. Rarges
ocnt, SIb Q. Strubs, i'm 4lter BON
50 Seabrsn.
- Der peritpr6sne friihere Wiunor
Rctbipell hintsrIisB $4,000 in Ser
iiherunq uro tein 8runbeigent9um.
8. M. Bate purbe als Ra6iaspers
matter ernanut.
- Siabeuu Barnett bat Soiep6
Barnett, Don Wiobletotpn auf S6eiz
hung pertIogt unb psrlanet 4limsnte
uno sinsn 5heil oes Giseutbums.
Sag puur trsnute Ii6 i'm Suni 1912,
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i. csuIi 1918. aaiIen.
beitnHo s 8,0s4.S4
1tnter ben Ginnabmen beiinoen lif
S4,968.12, bic beim 8nileHfeit Der
einnabmt ipnroen uno Tpnr S2f9a25
bon ben Gumen uno $24S0.S7 por
ben Serren Ter 9eridlt, Der iif) mil
Dem oes Ehobmeiiters poIlitdnoia
nefte, splrbe eiltgebeiBen. 8er1ualie,
Gus. RoIe berihtete, oaB iid an
guoe oes Ronots gPni 81 ainoer IN
Der gnitalt befrnoen batten. Siervor
ipuroen fp1breno bes Yfonats neuil
eutiniien, reip. aisgebinoen bier
Heue mnrbeH aitigenoninen uno siDei
iplirSen i'm Sousitano angeiteat, ID
bnb iid, iebt nod 81 Ginoer in Der
gHitnIt befinoen.
glu @eiherfen gingeu tp1breno oes
Monnts elm: 2ouis giedIenburg
$40, emma Weoerlein so, Gbarlrs
2aHse So, Go. 2utberiif)e ct. So
banHes Beineinoe, SurtersUile,
Sno., $14.56.
aud oieier 9erihf iptiroe eitge.
beiben.
als neiie D.itelieor puroen in
DEN Gerein aufgenomHen: sSruiI
State Bril- Rippert Qebenslanslid]cs
Witslieo), gS. s. 8renner, 959
5raneisco Ctr, Gilbert SfImiot,
gopington. ap., augitit Sd)niieJ,
216 Dit 8. StrnBe, ino Rnr &app-
ner, 293t 8Ienoora 2lpenite.
Ter goriiser tbeilte ben anipeier'
ben nit, bnB Der 8erein aus oeul
9af)IaB bes ssobn 6. @ortb ein Der.
mdhtniB BON $100 erholteu babe. als
neue 9ogIinee iuurben gernnrb Ve.
ter Cha, Sobn alein unb bic flint
@eidrpiIter Sung in Die alnItolt arf'
genonlmen.
RafgrIeoigung einiger iueiteren
8ontinegeihdite ernonnte Der Dor.
iiser bic folsenben 8eiuhssfomnlit'
tees fiir oie nGdIiten 5rpei 8cf3en:
s. Bis 10. Suli, a6om anbler mno
sreo. glome; 10 bis %. ssili, Gdn.
Gberoron uuo Geo. 6. SSoebnf.
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W ar Dslber. 43 Sabre oft, bon
Ro. 1877 Central 9lpenue. tpeIher am
l. Suli in ben Gispsrtsu Der Gincins
natl See Deliberp SO. bon einem
5ibi4Idg betroffen tuuroe, lit geitsrn
oemielbsn i'm itdotiidsn 9Oipital srs
legsn.
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Seoer giirger ioIte ieine aneele.
genbeitan oernrtia regeIn, baB er am
80. Sui bier iein nnO feline Gimme
Eel Der Greibrief.gaabI aboebsn fam.
trI
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germtkt.

Seit BEN 5. SuIi pirb aus ieinsr
Wobnung, go. 313 Of 13. Strabe,
Der 50 Sabre aIte William Griffin
oermiBt. Die pOIi3si puroe srIudt,
umi6du nad oem 6etagtsH Maun gu
bdlten.
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2ofal Beribt.
Dsslf6. adg. prof. Iaifen. Usrsin,
Eerlamf Der geitrisen Sitnne beS
geriuaItnnssratbs.

ssr Der anitnIt ouf W1t anburu
hielt Der BermoltlngSratl) oes
Tentiden gllLgenieinen grot Woiicit.
bereins, inter @oriib ieines gSrdii'
6entcn Scrru Sughit Steinfnnp uno
Der protofoIifiibutng oes Serrn Ser,
biuano Steinbad, feline regelmabige
Situria ab. Ter sSinan5sSef
6err albert Rinfenberger nnterbrei.
iete feineH sSiiinn5beriht iiir ben Der.
flcIienen Wlonot. Der foIgeroe CAB
len niifiuics:
4. Snni 1913, aoiien.
beitaro S 1851
: Sasni bis 80. SUM-
1913 ginn1bmen /. Sfff3e.ss
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$if, ,260.39
1. SUM bis 30. ssuni
1918, sliiseoben $ 3,175.55
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ltnicr s(gent in SnmiltOu 1T
Scrr GouarS grnf, 449 Glib Siinite
Gtrafe. gea Gel. 476 g., Some
3bune 1851 u.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17
MANY LUNATICS AT
WORK IN THE WORLD
(By United Press Association

tBy United Press Association
Indianapolis, Oct. 17.-Many luna
tics are doing a regular days work,
in the outside world. They are nei-
ther known as insane nor do they
think themselves lunatics On the
other hand, they have never been
questioned as to their sanity. This, in
effect, was the statement made today
by DR.. Daniel Phelan of Kingston, On
taria, secretary of the Physicians AS
sociation of the American Prison As
sociation, and leading figure in the
annual convention of that organiza-
ton, which today stands adjourned.
"The human mind is complex ma-
chine" said DR.. Phelan, "and it con-
sists of such multitude of parts that
all of them could not be equally per-
feet and normally adjusted. There
are, in the outside world, people who
are attending their various vocations
and passing along through life un-
marked and unnoticed by the public;
and yet some of these people are not
sane. They manage to discharge their
duties in their respective spheres Of
life to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned. They succeed in fulfilling
their obligations as citizens of the
country and still they are really in
sane. Indeed, many dangerous luna
tics and insane persons exhibit a de-
gree of mental vigor and activity
many times not present among the
sanest and most normal Of men or
women
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17
EAT CABBAGE, FISH
! SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD
No Indigestion, Gas, Sourness or Up
set Stomach if you'll take "Pap'es
Diapepsin"-Try This!

Do some foods you eat hit back
tast good, but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause sick,
sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down; Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick,
so certainly effective. No difference
how badly your stomach is disordered
you will get happy relief in five min
utes, but what pleases you most is
that it strengthens and regulates
your stomach so you can eat your fav-
orite foods without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
times-they are slow, but not sure.
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back.
You feel different as soon as
"Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact
with the stomach-distress just van
lshes-your stomach gets sweet, no
gases, no belching, no eructations of
undigested food, your head clears and
you feel fine.
Go now, make the best investment
you ever made, by getting a large fif
ty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from
any drug store. You realize in five
minutes how needless it is to suffer
from Indigestion, dyspepsia or stom-
ach diSorder.-Adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17

$50 long, however, as mans con-
duct does not endanger human life, or
cause him to be menace; so long
as man moves along through the
world in the same groove as his fell
low men, he must be considered sane
and responsible. lie may go to his
grave without leaving behind him any
more than the faintest glimmer of his
true condition.
"Winslow, the great authority, it
will be remembered, said IL this con-
nection, "A perfectly healthy mind,
with perfectly healthy, we'll regulated
passions, MS never been known or
heard of; the understanding is defect
i've in one way or another; one or an
other faculty is defective, and the pas
sions likewise are either too strong
or too weak in each individual, or class
of individuals; in everyone there is
mixture of good and evil Now the
researches of modern Investigations
have not so far definitely proved
whether crime is the result of mental
arrangement or not. The tendency
toward crime, if such a predisposition
exists, is an inherent quality of GER
tain persons and depends upon their
organic constitution. 1t is, therefore,
necessary that we encourage and de-
velop the power of right thinking, by
which definite aim in life may be at
tanned. Goethe has we'll said that
given the circumstances, any man
may be capable of committing any
i crime"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17
EXPOSITION PARK PLANS
ON A NOVEL LINE

San Diego, Oct. 1.-THE announce
ment from Los Angeles that the su-
pervisors of that county have this
year appropriated $4,000 for the
beautifying of country highways dur
ing the coming year adds both value
and force to the plans of the officials
of the San Diego Exposition, who for
more than two years have been pre-
pairing to present something entirely
new in the way of landscape adorn-
ment.
After working for two years on an
immense nursery of trees, vines and
shrubs, and the expenditure of more
than 100000, the San Diego Exposi-
tion is now prepared to show to the
people of California and the Pacific
slope hundreds Of varieties of trees
and vines new to Pacific coast land
scapes. Already these new specimens
are being successfully grown on the
grounds of the exposition and in tho
immense nursery of the exposition
and in 1915, when the hundreds of
thousands of visitors come to San
Diego they will be afforded many
striking illustrations of the uses these
new trees and plants may be put to
Wonderful landscape gardening viii
be shown, and the hest methods of
treatment for all natural situations il
Illustrated.
This great work was not, however,
undertaken with a view to the adorn-
ment of the San Diego Exposition
grounds alone. 1t was believed from
the first that the influence of the ex-
position upon the minds of those Wis
itors who come from The various sec
tions Of the Pacific coast where such
specimens as the Exposition has cath
cred from all parts of the world car
be made to thrive will be such th04
great interest will be aroused in land
scape adornment, and in the year fol
lowing the exposition great results In
this line will follow.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17
In ecte |"7-t |t~--- ''~'-~or9

Ia an insect that uses tobacco IS Its
daily food 70 be characterized as :
friend or ~ oneny Of tha weed?
Cosmos paris, August y heads an
account Of some Of these creqtures
Enemies of the Clear" but if this is
correct, man should surely be stigma
tized as an enemy of mince pie, green
corn and Other things that he delights
to consume. These creatures love ci-
gars dearly; they are the rivals, and
possibly the enemies, of the human
smokers whom they anticipate, al
though anti-tobacconists would prob
ably name them mans best friends on
this account. There can be very little
doubt of the feelings entertained
about them by the dealers, for one
species, the so-called "cigarette bee
tle," abundant in Cuba and the Phil
lipines, ruined $4,000 worth of cigars
in the city of Manila alone between
1909 and 1911. The facts in the ar
ticle noted above were collected by C.
R. Jones for the Philippine Journal of
Science. After describing the cigar
cite beetle and its larva, in which STAGE
~ 10 oOdiSlSd " lIlt lODdCCO
habit, Mr.. Jones tells how the grubs
may be killed in tobacco and how it
may be treated to prevent reinfecton
Says Cosmos:
For the destruction of the larvae
or the insects, Mr. Jones has tested
with success fumigation with carbon
disulfd or with prussic acid in a tight
compartment; destruction was always
complete after "a to 36 hours. The
aroma, the taste, and the combustible
qualities of the tobacco are not modi-
fed by this treatment and analysis
has shown that the tobacco does not
retain the compounds that have been
employed for the fumigation, in par
ticular the prussic acid. Another
method is the use of steam in a drum,
necessitating final drying, or re-
frigeration, which must last four days.
"To avoid reinfestation of the to-
bacco, it is necessary to protect the
workrooms or packing rooms against
the entrance of the insects"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17
Pure Alfalfa Seed

An expert analysis obtained by
County Horticultural Commissioner
W. E. Whsle of the alfalfa seed now
on sale at Kelley's Nursery, is as fol-
lows: 99.59 per cent pure, .37 per
cent inert matter, .04 per cent non
injurious weeds. He can furnish you
with the amount you need from this
stock.-Adv. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17

Several good second hand pianos
taken in exchange for players for sale
cheap. r. l.. Harrell, at McCune's
Furniture Store.-Adv. #
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17

We move the earth or anything on
it. ED. ROYCE TRANSFER. Phone
136W. #
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17
Strictly Insurance

To my old friends and new: Hav-
ing opened a general insurance office
at GOA Main street, l am prepared to
insure everything insurable. Repre-
senting old, reliable companies in life,
accident, fire, liability ard automo-
bile, | can furnish first-class protec-
tion at lowest possible cost. / would
appreciate a share OF your business.
Ask for rates. GEO. A. RAGAN.--
Adv. 145
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-17

Guaranteed Peruvian alfalfa seed
and winter rye, at Kelley's Nursery
ADV. If