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Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
New Naval Militia.

Sacramento, Nov. 6.-Governor
johnson has issued call for the
organization of new division of ma :
val militia at Los Angeles. 1t will
be known as the Ninth division Of
the Naval Militia of California, and
the mastering in ceremony will take
place in Los Angeles on the evening
of November 10, with Lieutenant
Commander Alonzo H. Woodbine as
officer in charge. Lieutenant Alfred
J. Murietta and John d. Dougall will!
make the physical examination of the
members of the new naval militia
division.
The u. S. S. Marblehead is already
in Los Angeles waters and the tor
pedo toat destroyer Farragut will be
dispatched south from San Francisco
so the Los Angeles naval militia will
have plenty of real sea drill.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
BASEBALL PLAYERS
ARRIVED TODAY

The FL Centre Baseball Team ar
rived this morning and were met at
the station by the directors of the
local club.
They are certainly a fine looking
bunch of pennant-winners, full OF
pep" and enthusiasm, and that is
what wins ball games.
Four of the team are big league
players and couple more are slated
for the tall brush next year. Five
of the players have been hitting over
the 500 mark all season.
The team has been busy all day
putting the finishing touches to the
local grounds and there was a prac-
tice game this afternoon. They will
timber up again tomorrow and then
be in tiptop shape for the opening
game Sunday at Brawley.
Tomorrow is Ticket-selling day.
Those who haven't yet bought their
tickets can do so at the Imperial Val
ley Hardware Company, First Ma
tional Bank, Pier & Prendergast or
True Vencill's.
Imperial will play Calexico at I'M
perial Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
WOMEN'S CLUB IN
REGULAR MEETING

A regular meeting of the Women's
Ten Thousand Club was held yester-
day at Davis hall. Mrs. L. P. Sar
gent was a most gracious hostess for
the afternoon.
Mrs. Horne was elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mrs. Winthrop Pier as secretary of
the club.
The members were delightfully."- en-
tertaired by two 'of its very charm
ing members. Mrs. Phil Swing rem
dered two delightful vocal solos,
Evening" by Landon Ronald, and
Awake, Little Flower" by Gertrude
Sans Souci. Two very pleasing reci-
tations were given by Mrs. H. L.
Barker-a selection from Byron's
"Childe Harold" and the balcony
scene from "Romeo and Juliet"
The Women's Ten Thousand Club
bazaar or festival will be held during
fair week on November "a, at Ma
sonic hall. Any members who are
willing to help out on this day will
meet at Mrs. Allen Nuffer's home
430 Sixth street, Saturday, Novem-
her 7, at 2:30 o'clock.
Ell Centre will celebrate its annual
Cleanup Day Saturday, November IA
1t is hoped that everyone will CO.
operate to make this day a success.
One of the most unique and inter
esting affairs of the season will be
the High Jinks day to be held at the
High School on November Ia at 11:3O
Luncheon will be served and an in.
formal afternoon enjoyed. This is q
"get acquainted" day for the mem.
bers of the Women's Ten Thousand
Club. All are requested to come il
juvenile costume to help make the
program for the day complete sue
cess.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06

Theatre Tulane-Hazel Dawn, the
popular little favorite, will be seen
in the international romance, zone
of Our Girls" at the Tulane tonight.
This is q dramatic presentation of
the trials and triumphs of dashing
American girl abroad. Two roaring
farce comedies will conclude the bill.
Reserved seats now on sale at the
box office for the Redmond stock
Company, Monday night, in ''The
Bishops Carriage"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06

nigh, for all the young people of the
Ell Centre churches and their friends.
Tho.e who intend to be present are
requested to meet at the Methodist
church at 7:30 this evening, where
wagons will be provided to take the
guests to the ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
Cattle Exhibition Off.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-The International
Livestock Exhibition, scheduled for
December l, is declared off today on
account of the foot and mouth epi-
demic A $4,OOO,OOO herd of thorough
bred cattle exhibited at the National
Dairy Show is endangered and Chi
cago's supply of certified milk may be
cut off. Sporadic cases of the plague
were reported today from Massachu-
sets to Iowa, showing its rapid
spread.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
CITY AND VALLEY

Gin Report-Aceording to statistics
collected by T. A. Iasigi, special agent
for The government, there have been
6,156 bales of cotton ginned in I'M
perial county this season up to Oe-
tobe- IS.
X X
Felony Charge ge-Wanted in Red
lands on a felony warrant, A. /.
Stiffler was arrested in Holtville to-
day by Deputy Sheriff Kemp and Con-
stable Bert Underwood of Holtville.
Stiffler is being held at the county
Jail pending the arrival of an officer
from Redlands.
4
Weiner Social-The d. Fisher ranch,
21h miles southeast of this city, will
be the scene of a ''weiner social to
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
High School Notes.
(By Thomas r. WILSON,


The entertainment committee pre-
pared short program for this morn
ing. 1t was as follows:
"a Morning Rise. Girls Glee Club
reading ..............Hn .Hnez Nafon
The song by the glee club was very
ably rendered and does credit to Miss
Cairns, who is directing this work.
Miss Cairns says that she has the best
glee club this school has ever had. At
present there are twenty-five girls
and more are joining every day.
One of the difficulties which came
up before the trustees this year was
the problem of getting the great num-
Der CT country High School students
to school. They were compelled to
purchase a truck, which takes in the
country west of town as far as See
ley. 1t carries about 35 pupils. Mr..
Bell is the driver of this machine
They also had to buy a Ford, which
starts from Dixieland and carries
eight pupils. 1t is driven by Doug
las Coul.
A stage driven by Mr.. Sipple is
sent to Heber and brings in eight pu'
pills. Merton Gray also brings in sis
from west of town in his Ford. Law
renee Richards brings in eight from
east of town in his Ford.
Besides these, there are about q
or 80 who come in buggies, on horse
back and on bicycles.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
Motorcycle Racers Fly
Through This City

was delayed for any length of time.
He was held up 45 minutes while
crossing the desert, due, he said, to
valve trouble. The other machines
seemed to be in perfect condition and
were running smoothly.
Following is a table of the racers
who have checked in here:
9 Holmes, Harley-Davidson 9:24a.m.
Boido, Indian ..........9: 9:26a.m.
II Smith, Harley-Davidson.. 9;49a.m.
z House, Indian ........9:57a.m.
10 Crandall, Harley -Davidson1O:O2a.m.
) Derkum, Indian ........ :04a.m
IL Berg, Harley-DavidsOn d. .10:13a.ni.
l Weitzell, Harley -Davidson10:25a. m.
8 Artley, Excelsior ...... .1O:35am.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
HUNDRED-DOLLAR
CUP FOR THE FAIR

A magnificent 500 trophy cup has
been presented to the Imperial Coun-
ty Fair Association by the Retail
Merchants Association of Los Ange-
les and will be used as a challenge
cup and must be won twice by the
same person before it becomes his
permanent property. 1t will be award
ed foc the finest farm team hitched to
working wagon, driven by the own
er, and the wagon filled with produce
from the contestants farm.
The cup is of silver, mounted on a
mahogany base, and is "a inches in
height.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06

Business was practically suspended
for nearly an hour this morning when
almost the entire business district
turned out to see the San Diego-to-
Phoenix motorcycle racers pass
through Ell Centre. Arthur Holmes,
riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle,
was the first racer to check in at
this city, arriving here at 9:24 &. m.
He was followed at few-minute III
tervals. Artley being the last rider
to check in up to 1858 this morn
ing.
The racers are reported to have
experienced very little trouble on the
road, Derkum being the only rider who
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
EASTERN STAR GIVE
BEAUTIFUL BAZAAR

The Eastern Star ladies have made
big preparations for their bazaar,
which is open in Masonic Temple this
afternoon and will continue through
tomorrow and tomorrow evening.
There is beautiful display in the nu-
merous booths and many good things
to eat are provided.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06
MAINLY PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. ArmStead have
returned to Ell Centro.
C. l. Talbot and family, who have
been spending the past seven pohths
at San Luis Rey, have retdrned to
Ell Centre. Mr.. Talbot has resumed
work on his ranch west of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-06

to reports received here today, Walter
Dupee, horseman and polo player of
Coronado, will enter two fast horses
in the harness races to be held Mt the
county fair. Local race fans are en-
thusaistic over the present outlook as
it is believed there will be a greater
number of entrants this year than
ever bofer.
X X x
Scuthwell Enters Plea Today-The
case of Dan Southwell, charged with
asking and receiving bribes, is being
heard this afternoon before Judge
Cole of the Superior court. In enter
ing a plea, Attorney Conkling, who
IS representing the defendant, chal-
lenged the grand jury and asked that
they be present at the trial. The
hearing is being postponed until men,
bers of the jury can be summoned
and at late hour this afternoon had
not been resumed.
King BaggOt at L. & S. Tonight
King Baggot, in the two-reel num-
ber, Shadows" portrays all of the
ten characters that appear. Double
exposure and in one instance triple
exposure photography are employed
in most interesting way, so that
two and three characters appear on
the screen at the same time in sew
eral scenes. George Edwards Hall
has constructed an entertaining plot
of the melodramatic type to exploit
these various impersonations. "Under
Arizona Skies" western drama, and
"Out of the Frying Pan," very fun
ny comedy, complete the program.
Presbyterian Guild-The meeting OF
the Presbyterian Ladies' Guild, held
at the home Of Mrs. w. A. Cook on
Wednesday afternoon, was very we'll
attended and proved most enjoy
able occasion for all present. Plans
were discussed for carrying on the
works of the church and in anticipa-
ton of the time when furnishings will
be needed for the new building, the
ladies agreed to begin at once to pre-
pare for a bazaar to be given after
Easter. Plans for social afternoon,
when the Presbyterian ladies will be
"at home" to their friends, were also
talked of, and the time and place of
meeting left to a committee to ar
range. At the close of the afternoon
delicious refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
Shnlidlnf.

9ie SdltIe i'm Gotb 9iitrift, ittr-
Ter 2eitune bon SRI. Olga &ileffer,
beidJIoB ben ietigen Sermin am %.
GpriI, mit einent iutereilarten &ro.
gram. Gin idpnadbuftes 1ittoas.
mabl tpuroe ierbirt, meId]es fid ane
InpeIenben beftens mitttben liebell
SoIgenbe Sdiiler boIfenbeten ben
eati5en @ltriits Ser S6uIe: 5Iora
9dbl, Slorence @oIep, Sattie Socob
1npb Sliper SSocob. s[m SdlltB biel.
ten 6ie foIgenSen @dite gniprofen:
SRI. SeIrna Glieffer, 6. S. others
@rn. 9obI unH a. s. Sdeib.
le. SRI Olga a1teffer lpiiroe fir bet
n1dliten Sermir pie0er als 2ebrerin
ertp1bIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08

6. Strife lrpo Sodter, SRI
Uaabel. BON @acific, iporen mebrere
Gage Der pergangenen ISOLDE bier,
lttto Die @afte bon 9r. 81. 81. Smitb
1truo @attin.
-Srau @nton gpple BON Worri.
ion befaatb iid mebrere Gage bier
81 @aft BEL ibrer Sdhpeiter, Srar,
Aripo6 8leile ,tno gum geinld aroe-
rer @ertpapoten limo Srelmtoe.
-8rof. 6. 81. 9anuier reiIte aln
9ienstog dieier ISOLDE nod Setter.
ION gitp, nm Ser &onbemion Der
County Observation-Disclosures bei-
5latpobnett. pelde BORT tpdbrerp6 oie.
ier ISOLDE itattfit6et.
SRI. 8arpSa Strobsner fe6rte
orn boriget 9ormerstos pieoer rad
ct. 2ollis slrriid, nadbem iie elm
BOAR 8oden bier, BET ibren @ltern,
Sacob Strabsner utro @attin, ouf
8efltd geipeiear mar.
-Srau Sreo. &ebbafen ipelde
mebrere Boden bier, bei i6ren @l.
tern, Safob BON @rr urb @attitt, al1f
geiaid getpeiet mar, tebrte am Der.
ga1lgeaten Sonmtas tpieber in ibr
$eim, rmdJ &atias Gitp, auriid,
-5rls. Selnta lnpb Olga &reffer,
bon 9ah, tpeilen gegerapdrtig alf
bel ibrer Sdapeter, Srau u.
on Der Sirft Greet. Sebe Der
beiben i:ntgert 9mnet bot fiir5lid ei-
erfoIereiden, adtmonatlideit
Sermirt als 2ebrerin beenbet, lur1
eirte ieoe lit ipieber fir ben rtadyIten
Sermi1t a1pgeitellt norben. SRI. Gel.
lrpa o,p ser Sfarle IN @ap, urpb SRI.
Olga an Ser Sdatle inn Hotb Dit,
in Der 9dbe BON Stonp Sin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
SappD SOau,u.

Sn Der @obn1rttg BON 2ouis DDS
ner fur6 am letten Somttag cine
3atIammenlnft iilttoer Seiite ftatt,
sil gbren BON SRI. Soborntn 9onnes
Iier, BON ct. Bouts, tpeIde 5itr Belt
BEL SRI, Grnma Stride aitf 8eiit6 lit.
ltnter 6en @diten befan6en fi6 DIE
foIeen6en: SrIs. Sobanata 9onnelier,
emma Stride, Selma Weiimna1t itlb
2iGlian Snder, iotpie gbas. @rass,
8in. Snden, gbrift Snden nno
Stride.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08

Gin bartnGdieer, it6renber, nieoer.
Idlagenber Siriten bdrgt on, eridiit.
tert ben &0rper, Iftpddt ole 2rngen
un6 fiibrt oft 81 ernitLiden SoIgen.
Ole erite 0oiis ron Or. Sings ne,t.
er grtoedliarg getpdbrt 2inberlttg.
Senrp 8. SanoprS in GabenbiiG, @t,
nurbe rroh 2uuWenent5iinbi,rg NIT
Sdhpir6iudpt be0robt. @r idrel5t
.9r. Sings nelle gntbedmlg iollte
IN ieoer SamiIie gebaItcn nerben;
iie ut gepib ole bette oIler Rebi5i.
men bel grf1Itinng, Slliten o6er
9ilngenlpiben." @itt bei &in6erbr-
item. @eIo suriid, Denn nift bcfrie.
oigenb. Ereis SOC uipb ST. @ne
apotbcfen. $. 6. 9udIcn & 60,
S~biInoeIpbio 'ober ct. 2ouis. sln3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08

foruten aIio oben i'm Ser StaSt mir.
genoS mebr ettpas iiber Die "9ura
befoumleth.
- @%oilperreilr Maior fat 6en
Observation-Disclosures S'Meara araetpie.
iem cine Miifonri StoatsfIagee, 9
Daros lang, anSnfdaffen, ole am
yMifioairi Cog. II. sale. anf ser
@nglo-americon ggpofhion at Con-
Don, England. fIattern fou. Dies &C.
idnb mif @rin6en bon gIbert 81.
&nnpp, ameritaniiher @e1erolfom.
mifdr Der aitsitealtna. tpeIder oa,d
@orhernealr 9faior eingeIoSen bot,
Dem MiiIouui+Sas bei5umobnen lauo
eilhe IrSpnode at bolten. --Saas bri.
tide Sarffnasetten ole Wiiioltrier
Slugee ~infrltiren" ioIlten, ,uruo IN
befaamter Sartnddigteit @em9tbu-
Jung bertpetgert piirbe. miro bunat inn
Sltbeliabre hes bisnoertiabriaen sSrie.
oetts 5hpiiden Dem Ser. Staoten ,rnb
@1t9Qaaro Der Stoat Miiiouri 6en
gruglaaaoem Den &rieg %erfldren9
Ges aebelrs iibeuaruiiig ,uorer
SrGi. eliaabetb @o[er u,u6 Srau
Soa @eIIep in 9anios 9th eetpor.
Den lir6 beioe madlten Dierstna Iet-
ter ISOLDE ibrem 2eben ein gnbe,, Die
ei,pe IN buer @obm,me bel Sugar
Greet, Die mrhere lot ia HenaipIpa-
mia @penlie. Srmi @aner mar 43
Sabre alt nnb felt IGngerer Belt
frdnhIth. sic binterIdbt nebIt it,
rent Womm snpei Sobne urb orei
Sodter. Sn ibrem Saue tpar es
mebr one SoffminesIoiigfeit, pieoer
ibre @eirnobeit a,t erlaneen aIs
Nabramtgsionen, tpeld,e iie 6en Sob
feb. gei Ger 6~7.iGbrigen
Srou Sou &e1ep mar Der @rnmb
gum SeIbitmonb bo1ipti1d1Gid sic
Sllrdt Dor Dem ~barbenoen @Iter. sic
mar friiber in gattem 8er)1ltnifien 90
bette iebod bltrd Die lteber.
ihapemmungeip IN 1903 ibr gan5es
geiittbllIn einoebiiBt.
= Ole &apitoIbmt-a ontmiiiion ia
etnen 9eitIitB angenomnueat, Die
Sill & Cons Conjunction 60.
BON GIepeloaab, g., arsrapeiien, oaB
nidt ltftter Dem ibr perliebenen
gum 8au BEG &npitoIs ole
Steimarbeiten Bis airn ID. Moi be-
goftnetr iper0eft, Die &ommiifion
Sdritte alm S6l,s Der SntereIien
bes Staotes ltrbb peni1 notbig our
3uriid5iebaung bes 9ontraftes tbrn
tuer6e. 9ieie WaBreseI tpl1rbe mod
eiiper 8eratbuate NIT bem SiIfs-@en,
eraIahpolt %. &. &l,tberforb ge.
iroffen. 9ie &ommiffion iuet I'M III.
rer 8erpo6ridtigline, bob bieie Sir
beiten mit Dem beiten in Miifpl,ri
geflinbeneip &aIfftein aus erprobten
lnpb bon IN 9etrieb geiesten utrb
pobI alts9eitatteter Steiubriiden, Die
pom ibr gutgebeiBen tperben, misge
merben miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
8aie Saa.

9ie 3tpei SpieIe, tpeIde on Iesten
Sonmtag bier 5tpiiden Dem Beters
ittS Dem McGittricf Clubs uno Dem
BeterS ittub Dem @asconooe Clubs,
itattfntbeih tpltrber ale beibe bon
unieren ngops" setuonner. @m
,tadJlten Sonntog fir6et elm SpieI
5tpiifen Dem Stem Sapen Club unb
benz 8eterS Club bier itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
&irdlueibc in &bineIanb.

9ie id6ne ,telle fotbol. ct. So
iepb's Stride miro am Sonntag, ben
10. Wfai, bonn grsbiidof @lernon
BON ct. 2puis Die @eibe erbaIten.
Die Seier beaitmrt ann 10 llbr.
GGe Sermanner uno 8eluobrer
Der ltngeeerb iinh eingela6en. 9ie
Serlnalla1 SerrD & BaGet 60. miro
rtrn 1880 ltbr Morgens elm @oot
bor, Sernartn mod 8binelanb ab.
aeben Iaiiet rtro am 9olf's 2an6ing
iperber Ole SeitpGite obgebolt ipers
oen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08

-1Sruu Oeu. OotoStpufC b'rb
softer, BON @tIab, befnnbeat iid) un
porigen Mitttpod aaf geiaph bel pie
figen Sreun6en.
SRI. SiIba Strabsaner febrte am
lestem Samstag bon ct. 2ollis 5it-
rid, artb miro Elm BOAR 8oden bier,
BEL ibren gltern b~ertpeilen.
SRI. Marp 8aer tam porige $50.
DIE BON ct. 2ollis bierber. ltrt Bel
Der 8erpilegltrg hires griloers, Slug
8aer, bebiIflid 5l ieiat, tpeI6er be.
6entLi1 frarf barnieber liegt.
-SenrD 8raltnipart ltn6 @attin
beFarben iidJ mebrere Sa9e Der Der.
sntgerpen ISOLDE in Seem Saper, m1f
geiap6 bei @ertpmrbten rspb Srern.
BEN.
-9ie @asconobe Central Sele-
pbon So. erbielt fiir5lid ei1te @arIa.
6lurg bon 80 6atB lotngen Selepbonr
Stm9en, pelhe our SerboIIitGnoi.
el1tpg ibrer Siniet in bieiem Sbeile
Ses golutp's beititnmt iinb.
Die o~GiGbrlide County, raoui.
rltttg bon Sdiilern ser Saltoidp1len
6es nOr6liden 9iitrifts BON @asco-
ra6e County, tpirb atn Sreitoe, ben
15. Mai, in Der &on5ert Salle itatt.
fitpben.
sos Sdbrboot miro>mn nGditen
Solutag Worgen cine Spe3ial-
Sabrt nod Strllttnann's Samoiipg
MADDEN, I'M es ben 8etpobnern bon
Sermam gu err1ogliden, Der Gin.
pel6lng Der nelienJ ioeben oollenbe-
ten fatboliiden Stride, in HbineIa1pb,
bet%5ltpobnen. 9as Boot miro Inn
baIb-adt llbr Worsens, bon bier ob-
tabren limo atm A ltbr, robmittogs,
pteoer auriiffebren. &atnbfabrt 25c.
Us. @. Mcgur6g, Der @eidGfts.
tlt9rer Der @asco1tabe Central SeIe-
phone 60, bot tp1bretlS ser lebten
BOAR 8odear cine Itr5abl Irbeiter
NIT Dem arfridtet meier SeIepbor-
llargelt, Dem Spanncn bon 9rdbten
llno anoeren 8er6eiIerirngen Ser 2i-
ME, nj Der llmgebatng Ser Stabt, be,
ldaftigt. 'Siero,tn6 lit Ole 8irfiont.
tet ltnieres SeGepbon6ienftes galt5
beSelten6 9eforbert tporoen.
Sol. &los, elmer &uebiger,
Sonis Sdynea, Geo. @ltentber, 8ol.
ter S6orpe intb Sre6 Gafie, Mitglie-
Ger oes @~e6eimblmbes IS. Il. Stbe
gssA", madJten am Iebten Samstae
et1re gergriigitngsreiie nod Setter.
ION Gitp, bon neGder iie on Cont
tag aberto pieber Sltriid febrten.
sorrmtlide Mitglie6er 6ieies Se6s-
fetts limo electromagnetic Sanger,
mas jeoenfaGs BEL Den Mitgliebern
Deg nIrbor @itioe Club, bei pel'
dent l,niere bpps in Sefferion Gitp
a1 @oite parert, Die gebiirerpbe gltv
ertetrntate g~efirroer bat.
Dies lit ilniere ,&ebraus.8o-
DE-. 9as Strobm : 9epartemert
ltipierer Stobt mar in Dat letten
&oden iebr fleiBig beim Sdltberr
%ltttierer Strabeit liru6 bot feline Sba'
ttgtett tpdbrelpo Der oergorgenen $50
te oi6 alf oie @oiien mtsgeoeb11t,
mas gors beion6ers pieI @r6eit limo
&rltbel madyte, itubem iid IN oer
geoedten @oiierb melde itb on NOM
den SteIlen befinoen, febr piel
Sd1mut ltnb ltnrotb aler Irt arpge'
'9ssnrelt bottle. F!
Us tpGre onber gart5 in Der Sro- {
tpennr ser Sta6trotb cine Suoi. :
'taro poliieren tpiiube, bibrd wel6e
e berboten miro, Sdnnis, Gebridt, /
SiunpeiG 8apier, &bfGlIe aIIer art, I
Sleftaupeit, lrItp. alf ole Stpaben {
ltltS IN Ole @oiiet aai perfen, Sep e
Stn6t piiroen 6abnrh irtilOtbige I
adtsgnben eripnart 1uro Dos altsieben 4
Straben tpiiroe boblsr6 febr 9
.'erbeiiert ~tperoeft. I
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Wittcnborf-S cicmann

Gin biibibes Sodaeitsfeit faip0 an
norigert 9onnerstog in Ser @ob.
ming bon Serrp 90. Seientaitrr ,lnb
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
Peters

1894 SGT 8
McKittrick 0 0 90
Peters 1920 0 x
Two base hit, Becker. Base on balls:
Wohlt g.. Struck out by: Bezold S, by
Wohlt 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08

'2ei6et eiter 9inS on Stidbuiten,
Damn oeri6rrnt es nift cine SIaide
G%orSelmon's Stifbuiten Sprup gu
boIen in 8aIferS @pot1efe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
AZ 4 10 2s Is 3
Peters.
40 S 7 30 16 2
6 10
Peters 0 0 10000 Is
Case. 0002O2 90 o.

Two out when winning run was scored.
Two base hits, 7 Klos, Camel, Howard,
Reinholz, Brandt. Base on balls: Keune
Skinner | Struck out by Keune 3,
by Wohlt q, by Skinner s. Hits off
Keune 5 in S innings, Wohlt S in 3 in
nings, Skinner S in 8 2-3 innings, Camel
2 in | l-3 innings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
CENTER
FOR THE COUNTY
Farmers of German Township Meet
and Elect Officers
For Year.

permanent organization Of the
farmers of German township was per-
fected Tuesday when they met at the
county farm and drew up a constitu-
ton and bylaws for a community
center. Herman Fisher was elected
president, Grant Carpenter, secretary,
and William a. ellis, vice president
The morning session was devoted to
the formation of the league In the
afternoon James X. Carver and g. A.
Forks of the department of agricul-
ture of Purdue university we're to adj
dress the men on modern dairying but
failed TO appear. IN their absence
Peter Petersen, formerly of Denmark,
addressed the men on the methods
followed in dairyins in that country.
He formerly lived in Denmark and
was engaged in the dairy business
there.
a committee of ten men was ap-
pointed 10 visit the various dairymen
of the county and launch a COW test
ing association. This will be a step in
making the organization a factor in
lettering stock conditions among the
farms of the county.
A vote OF thanks was extended the
women who prepared the dinner.
The next meeting VIII be held at the
county farm in two weeks. The sub
ject then under consideration will be
Orchards" and there Will be a prun-
ing and spraying demonstration.