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Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-26

Hold your job in town, but have
your home on Paringa Farms. Pier
& Prendergast.-Adv. 278
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-26

Wood for sale. Ed Royce, Phone
123-W. Il
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think it's sCandalous for a man OF
his age to be taking out young
thing like that"
Il don't think he's too old at all.
declared Mary hotly. why. he cant
be forty yeti" Then she flushed pain
fully and the neighbor looked sus-
piciOus. But the remark had gone
home
The next week another box OF roses
came. The fourth box contained a
card May I call tonight just pin
rcd rose on the curtain" IL was
signed The Man Across the Street.
u was soft evening in early April
when Mary pinned the red rose to the
curtain, and when. two hours later.
there was a ring az the bell, a half
grown moon was high in the sky.
n was Rose. not Mary. who opened
the door. and she looked as many
years under her axe a. she had looked
older on that awful morning weeks
before
81 thought. perhaps. YOU would
bring Polly was about all she could
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MEMS MEETING.

a very interesting Mems meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at 3:f5
o clock in the Y. NJ c. A. building.
Quite number Of the men of the
city were present AZ the meeting. r.
2. Probst presided as leader OF the
meeting and delivered very inter
esting address on the subject OF The
KINGDOM of Jesus" Short addresses
were also delivered by Charles r.
hckain. Charles RAIDER and others.
The mems meetings which are held
every Sunday afternoon are being
well attended
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houndrvIlIe Rriefs.

austin steele who has been spending
n few DAYS with his parents on Third
street viii leave this morning for
'larksburg 90 resume his duties
WIN. White. who has been or dut,- Tor
the past two weeks on account % an
operation. will probably resume hiq
duties ~ the National Tube COMPANY
this week
T. O. Hammond who has hoen con-
Tined % his home on jefferson avenue.
~ improving nicely
ROY Morris. who o. employed 90 East
Liverpool ohio. Co. rreudiur a few duva
10 the CITY with relatives
Mrs. !. t. Catlctf OF CIarksHurr De-
tneudinE frw days in the cffv VISIT
ing ncr mother Mrs. 4 o. Peabody
Bert Morris has purchased tro 81 II
dock
Mre q. r. Arnold 81 seventh street t-
confined Go her home ty illness
n. y Iarth and son. Clarence cnruf
}'steruaN with relatives in Wcuahurr
Mrs william Griffin ~ Nfuro Juno
ton. OHIO. is visiting relatives in the
CITY for q Few dave
n. " Chaidorf ~ thfa frfv has rrr-
che red n new overland touring cnr.
MirH Geneva Huitz ~ rowhatar fa
Ll-iNnE relatives and friends fin the CITY
Tor few dnrr
Earl Hamilton rr Pittsburgh De- ,f..
iunr friends and relative in the rffr
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Daily Short Story
ACROSS THE STREET.

Rosemary Jumped out OF bed with
Der eyes shut. and had the alarm 81
fenced before she opened them. The
room was dark and chilly. for :
o'clock IL early IN March In summer
Rosemary got Up al q
She ~ the gas and caught sight OF
the ribbon on her finger. tied there
the last thing the night before. Mem
DRY. suddenly Jogged. woke up. Mac
kercl, That was IL. They were out OF
salt mackerel Tor breakfast and she
knew that Uncle Peter would be
peeved n IL were missing. she had
not discovered that the kit was empty
until bedtime. when she had gone 10
the kitchen 10 put II 10 soak. Uncle
Peter liked II pretty salty. so she bad
decided TO hurry and dress in the
county court The writ says that the
sheriff must furnish a janitor for the
court house AZ a cost OF Sf50 a year.
The case Will b. here before Judge
HerNey. April "a.
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client aud Protective order OF EIks. Blu
cyrus. J. NJ. DOstal and others.
The Shockley Printing Company.
Lima. ~. l.. Kline and others. $4,000.
The Citizens State Bank. Somerset.
William snder and others; S2S;0oO: =,
Tine Fails River Company. Kent, u.
T.. Address and others; $1,000.
~. Andrews Path Finders Bible So
ciety. Columbus. Dora Millipen and
The Cadillac Realty Company. Cieve-
land. l.. a. Well and others. $4,000.
The Alger Development Company.
Cleveland. Charles y. White and others.
The Henry C. slatemyer & Son Con
struction Company. Cleveland. r. @.
Siatemyer and others. 10000.
The Guernsey Plant Food and Lime
Rock Company, Senecaville. +. J. Spaid
The Baker cereal Mills Company. su-
gar creek, n. n. Baker and others
The Bryan Automobile Company. Bry-
an. .. W. Gleason and others. $4,000.
The Cleveland Sightseeing Company,
=. a. Nally and others, $4,000.
The orchard Gas and OH Company.
Cleveland. Wilbur Durham and others,
The lakewood Builders supply Com
pany. Dayton, j. c. Spaite and others.
The Peerless Electric Vacuum Cleaner
others. Elyria, George Halfway and
others. $4,000.
The Maughton Elevator and Machine
Company. Toledo. $4,000 to 100000.
The Gibson Art Company. Cincinnati,
f2nOO. 900 20 $3.50. 600.
The Alliance structural Company.
Alliance. 500 900 90 100000.
The Noile Company. Cleveland. $780,
900 TO $4,000.
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win Play canoeil.d Game.

Inc local nlEn SCHOOL team g. ueEn-
tiating with the bridgeport High school
team Tor "A game this week on the local
grounds. The two teams were 20 have
weather interfered
The local team will go TO Martins
ierry saturday where they will play
the high school team OF that city. The
local boys are confident Of taking the
game, and have been practicing every
Time they get a chance. The team will
be seen In their new uniforms one even
ing this week.
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Tie IocaT lodge OF Ouu 7 eIIOWE VII
hold its regular meeting at their head
quarters on the second floor OF the
Big store Building corner Of Third
street and jefferson avenue. tomorrow
evening. \ large class OF candidates
will be initiated into the order and
after the meeting j. over the lodge will
file TO the banquet room where they
will enjoy a feast. 4 number OF visit.
ors will be present and a number OF
speeches will be made
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Friend Williams. tire well known base
ball twirlcr OF this city will leave in a
Few days FOR CiarksburC AIR. Williamp
signed a contract with the team few
days ago. Clarksburg Is In the Penn
sylvania-West Virginia league. The team
VIII start practice In the next week or
part Of the month
Williams. or ~Friendo" as he II known
by his friends has played with some Of
the best teams IN the valley, and for
the last few years has been PLAYING
with teams In the .. A. T.. and the Ohio
state League
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Meet This rraninr

The Womeu's FOREIGN Missionary So
ciety OF the First NJ r. church will
meet this evening IN the Sunday school
room OF the church at 7.30 o'clock. The
meeting Il for the purpose Of holding
a memorial In honor Of Mrs Thomas
scott and Mrs l. G.. Martin. Arrange
ments Tor the program viii be made,
and rapers on resolutions OF respect viii
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Delivered soecial Sermon

Rev. j. u. smith OF the Christian
church delivered special sermon az
the church last evening to tine members
OF the Lineri Camp No. IS OF the Mod
ern Woodmen OF the World and the Lib
The Woodmen met at their hall and
marched 90 the church In a body.
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Floating rhsatrs rue.day.

Emcrsou's Cotton blossom one Of
the finest floating theatres on the river
Will play here tomorrow evening az the
foot Of Thirteenth street. Several plays
are being presented this season By Mr..
Emerson's company. and the title OF the
one which will be given here will prob
ably be The Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine They will have a parade az the
noon hour. and a band concert will be
given on the deck at 1880 y. m.
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think to say when they we're seated
inside.
lie laughed. "Pollys gone 10 a show
with Tom Dixon. Besides. she's a
dandy little girl. but she can't come
counting with her Uncle John g"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-06
MGUNDSVILLE
Board VIII Mast

a meeting of the board of education
OF the Independent school district. OF
the city viii be held this evening. IL is
reported that the board Is in very rad
financial straits. and that the schools
may have 20 close at the end OF the
e,ghth month This matter will prob
ably be threshed out at the meeting Il
~ not thought that the lack Of fund.-
VIII interfere with the High school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-06

IIIrt ". owen. q prominent aff1rnfr
olrd If iIe home ir Nt Vernon fuI..
ffrr two weeks Illness on pneumonia
DO was tIe father Of che owen Jaw IlI
the sunday UIuHIrr 81 saloons. which Ha
introduced while member nf tho Ohio
irrieI1tIIe iu 1857 fu 1905 hc SOUGHT
Tho Democratic rumIrIfIUu for Cnurrraa
making fhr fH.n against FrrrrraaHI.H
W. o. sharpe. Nr owen fa survived b..
hI9 wife nrI -Four children
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New ohio Corporations.

The Yount a Jackson company. Day
ton. l. NJ. Jackson and others; t50.0U0.
The West Liberty Light and Power
company. West Liberty. NJ. J. Kehoe and
others. $4,000.
The Ovirgia company, Martins Perry.
Harry Iferzberg and others: $4,000.
The Farmers Scrap Tobacco company.
Minmisburg y. c. Lein and others.
The caeey Millinery company.
youngstown. Marie schweizer and 9TH
The Mcodowbrook Land company.
Cleveland. NJ. l.. Thompson and others;
$50, 600.
The Bakers OIL and Gas company.
Dennlson. Marion u. Butler and others.
The Lake city Coal company. cieve-
lend. Frank b Mar'en and others: $50
The Foot warmer Insoie company.
Dayton. Levett X. Long and others;
The Mitimore company. Toledo
Aaron Chesbruugh and others. 800 600
The Consumers Insulatorr company
New Lexington. l.. y. Holdermon ana
The Hillside OH and Gas company.
Cleveland Il. A. Baskin and others;
The Fecheimer Tailoring company
tiHcinnati sam T. Fecheimer and 9TH
Increases.
The Marion building. Savings and
loan company Marion. $4,000 600 to
s The Lincoln Paving BLOCK company.
Cleveland. $1,000 TO 100000
Reduction.
The Euclid Beach Park company.
cleveland: 100000 10 $1,000.
The following articles Of fncorpora-
ton we're filed yesterday:
Bucyrus Lodge No. 1856 OF the Benev-
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considorinV Iocation

The new company which the pItv has
heeu trying Co locate here. has not. AZ
yet, decided on "a definite location. aud
the city still has chance 90 Eet 81
tinc site and large bonus has been
oftered tho company and the PROPOSE
directors
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The NoiIe
900 20 $4,000


George s. Archer. cashier Of the Com
mcrcial bank. yesterday was elected
president Of that institution 60 succeed
William =. Hoffman. who died last week.
Hurray Hoffman. assistant cashier. was
appointed cashier 60 take Mr. Archer
place. Mr. Archer has been connected
with the Commercial hank 90 wears.
7. g.. Callaudcr. OF Eellairc. has been
elected Co. membership IN the ohio state
University Chapter Of sigma Nj Others
elected Co membership are:
Columbus -- Miss Marguerite rckes.
Miss Emily Uietz. Charles 10. Parkinson.
John H. Dickson Henry 70. Fr0ninr.
N. a. Seweu. D. s. Movnan. r.. r. Ey-
man. and T.. 90 HrubIkrr John b.
Dickson is one uf the frw colurcd stu
dents lu thIH country vino has been
elected tO the society
Other students elected T. W Geirer.
~ Button. g. = Drake. or Tifnn. r.. =.
Meckstrcth. Of BothkinF. T.. W. purrcIl
and w. q. Buente. of Cinciuna 90. Joseph
critics. N Lakeside. O.. IS STAFFORD. n
feTcrsOu. o. Do Carpenter. ~ Mentor.
1T. % rurrau. ~ Corning. o. T. Moore.
~ Lowrlrillc. y T.. King Of cleveland.
~. r.. Slater. of Nel laulCaIurE. r s..
Iull N Van Vert and g. 81 Iiardarove.
~ Uovc'sfowu.
Professor W.. u Minor ~ the csreee
70 engineering and Professor o. Y
Hrumiey 0f The colleFc OF veterinary
medicine also we're elected fo The so-
ciety.
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\ new pet was received at the city
onildins few days ago. The pet Il an
alligator and AZ was presented TO the
boys by r. =. Riggs who has Just re-
Gently returned from Florida where the
animal was captured. IL H. young one
about 10 inches long. and will be On
display at the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-06

-Four new Oakland cars arrived in the
city yesterday. being delivered through
the Steenrod Auto Agency. Of wheeling.
The purchasers were T.. J. Harris. 4 4.
francis. br. NJ +. Compton and Mr..
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The y. Y. Y. club or this city Will
hold a meeting Thursday evening Of
this week. and matters pertaining to
several social affairs which the club are
TO give. will be taken M. After the
meeting. the cluE will have n banquet
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intelligence 1914 Almanac for 25e
az the Nichols News Stand. Get II
today.
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FROM
OHIO
FROM
Inteingsnesr Bureau

- ,
Too much leEislafi0n' ana failure
70 advance railroad rates. arr. In tbs
Krfnfon Of 200 leading manufacturers Of
SEES dsprsssios' T rS ONO Mssaf.s.sf-
Erg Association has Just compiled the
answers a. has received 60 inquiries sent
percentage OF operation IN this state ct
the preeeDt time runs from - 10 90 per
cent OF capacity. Practically all The
fsspcnse. point out the necessity OF en-
the manufacturers declaring that the ~
months demand IN this country can DC
met with six months operation OF the
All the manufacturers urge an irnms-
dists sdvancs IN railroad rates. One
manufacturer said;
ed when conditions are right. There ~
every basic reason why the people Of the
United states. all the people. should
continue TO be the happiest and most
prosperous In the world" His ideas OF
causes and remedies are suggested b
the following Give the railroads. the
arteries through which the ilfe blood OF
commerce must Flow. II there H. TO hc
national prosperity. their just dur and
give ~ 10 them now. DO not walt TO
get every little kink out OF their com
plex systems-that can be done Eradu-
ally and surely az they are located and
the remedy found. Medicine y good.
So essential. The prosperity OF the
whole nation n 30 seriously affected
that for the time being II would Be bet
ter TO give the railroads too much
rather than too little"
On the influences and tendencies OF
legislation. he says: LET Us slow dow a
In our attempt 90 reach the millennium
too rapidly. Reform and development
must be slow 10 be sound. The United
States n only an infant In age. a. com
pared 10 the nations OF the world. fts
development has been marvellous. We
are bound TO over-reach ourselves fn
many things. We are. I think. WORKING
IN tho right direction. towards higher
standards 81 business and OF living. bu:
we cannot hope 20 reach perfection dur.
Ing the shost period covered by any one
or two political administrations. Let
US adopt constructive. rather than de-
etructfve. policies. transgressions com.
mitted In the past that at the time they
knew not OF and decide what we must
do In the future"
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To Fight Kandamus
IL Is stated that Sheriff 9 l. Hutch
lnson VIII night the writ Of mandamus
"hiSh was entered against him by tie
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DowDELL REALTY CO.
Glendale
Bell Phones-Call Moundsville.
Ofhce-305-R Residence-2gT.R.
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The following articles Of incorpora-
ton were filed yesterday:
Bucyrus Lodge No. 1856 OF the Benev-
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The Euclid Beach Park company
Cleveland; $500. 70 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-18
Joined by "Jean Yaliean''

After a night at Bareme. the Emperor descended to the valley of the Bleone, " ffere 1t grudgingly widens barely enough to accommodate the picturesque old provincial capital of the department of the Basses Apes. There, at Digne. he found a welcoming friend in the bishop, who was a brother of General Mioilis, and who was only poor cure when, at the generals request, Napo- leon had elevated him to the bishopric.
 The bishop sleeps now behind the high altar of his cathedral at Digne. It was from his noble figure that Victor Hugo drew his portrait of the saintly Monsig- neur Bienvenu in "Les Miserables,' and it was upon a kindness of the bishop toward a man who had tried to rob him that the great novelist built the charac- ter of Jean Valjean. After rescuing the thief from crime, the cure sent him to serve in Egypt under his brother, Gen eral Miollis But according to the local legend, the veteran was in Digne again when Napoleon came along on his march from exile and he followed the Emperor to Paris and to Waterloo, where he per ished on the field. "Jean Vatican" there- fore will have to be enrolled as one of the four recruits whom history records as having rallied to the imperial eagles in the course of the first five days of the march. t-F
 From Digne, Napoleon marched to Sis- teion, whose fortress is perched upon a rock at the head of the valley of the Durance. Nature made it so difficult to get around this citadel that modern en- gineers gave up the problem and the rail- road today dodges under the fort. From its loopholes few guns could have turned back the advancing Emperur, but tho Bcurbon army officers were watching for him over in the valley of the Rhone and there was not a musket to challenge him at Ssteron, whence he rode away on wave of cheers and with many gifts of horses. wagons and provisions. There, at the threshold of Daupainy, he was leaving behind him the unsympathetic people of the seacoast and entering among the adventurous mountaineers who loved the glory of arms and, who, in the safety of their fasthesses. hated the foreigners that had overrun the plains and seated their Bourbon puppet on the throne of France
 It was on that March that the news of the escape from Elba reached the congress of sovereigns and diplomats in the midst of their jealous map making at Vienna and that the news of the land- irg at Gulf Juan reached Paris. While the Austrian capital was trying to guess whither the eagle had flown. the officials al the French capital engaged in plans for its capture. The Comte' d'Artois. brother of Louis XVIII. and atterward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-18
Souvenir of March 1, 1915

Not another word is carved upon the monument. It is simply a place mark at the opening page of an extraordinary chapter in history. Trolley cars and a procession of automobiles now race by the stone, where a century ago a quiet country lane took its leisurely course, while winter hotels and their clutter of shops look upon the then lonely beach, where, with indifferent curiosity, a few charcoal burners and few fish ermen mending their nets saw Napo- leon step ashore.
 Now" he chuckled, q am about to enact great novelty" But the first throw of the dice went against him. Some soldiers, sent to capture Antibes with a proclamation, were arrested by the Bourbon commandant. This loss of 21 men filled the expedition with dis may. But the Emperor, unperturbed. said that all they had to do was to march faster than the news of the un- luncky happening and thus counteract It. If all my soldiers were made pris- oners I should march on by myself"
 He very well knew that if France were to be conquered 1t was not to be done by HOO men, but by one man. His orders to Cambronne were: Do not fire a single shot Remember, I wish to recapture my crown without
 
 lets were to be his only ammunition.
 "Frenchmen," he proclaimed in d shower of leaflets that fell before him as he advanced, fin my exile heard your plaints and prayers. l have crossed the sea amid periis Of every kind, and I am come to assert my rights which also are yours :. Soldiers" he said, turning to the one element that really felt lively long ing for him, your general who was raised upon your bucklers IS restored to you. Come and join him! Tear down those coIors which for 25 years have served to marx the rallying point of Frances enemies.
 As the evening came he. rose from the map he had spread on the ground where the memorial stone stands. and entered the village of Cannes, three miles away. It was not yet the brilliant and populous city of big winter hotels and splendid winter villas which English sojourners have annexed to England and where, in token of their conqesut, have set up statues of Lord Brougham, King Edward and the Duke of Albany. and where they have pitched their tennis courts and golf links.
 The Cannes that received Napoleon in silence is still there. however, It's mar TOW. dusiy streets bending about the foot of Mt. Chevalier.
 Where the modern city joins the old town the postoffice now rises in what was an orchard that March evening when cold night wind blowing through the olive trees chilled the marrow and the humor of the Emperor as he shivered by his hiv- oauc fire. And the lamp posts of the Rue Bivouac sufficiently commemorate that second halting place of the eagle in it's flight from steeple to steeple even to the rotowers of Notre Dame.' as one of the proclamations annonuted.
 While he sat there Yn military chest,