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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-14
Tells of Conferences.

In reply to questions. Rose came down
to the time when he was removed from
the Tonlbs prison, after he surrendered.
to the West Side prison. There he said
he was permitted to talk To Wcbber and
WALTON and ater with Sam Schcpps
Whenever he SO disposed. He told
of many conferences he had with the
district attorney He described Scheops
the language of tie East Side. as Rose
described il, a al and Il friend. will
ing 10 do almost anything he is told
Manton read the jury letter which
Rose wrote ScheppS while the latter was
at Hot Springs. Ark. In this letter Rose
said Becker had thrown him down like
dog, and that the district attorney
had promised immunity to him CRosel.
Schepps, Weber and WALTON. He then
asked Sehepps, whom he addressed as
dear Old ral to return to New York
and surrender
Manton then picked up what appeared
TO be an affidavit from Jack sullivan
known as king Of the nevSbors
Looking at this paper, he asked Rose
whether lie said to sullivan. while both
OF them We're in the West Sid. prison
The district attorney wants Becke and
| am going to deliver him. Self-preser ra :
ton is the FIRST law of nature and If tn,.
district attorney wants Becker he can
have him
NO. said Rose.
Well continued Manton. did sui
livan say to YOU. You bald headed
------. do you expect to get away with
II never had any conversation with
sullivan" said Rose.
While you. Webber. sullivan. WALTON
and Schepps were at dinner ut the
prison one night, did YOU say:
l m glad Rosenthal is dead: I'm the
happiest man in the world I'm 50
grave. jump in il and laugh at him
else my morals and knock me to every
body know and then did Bridge
Weber say:
Well that stuff about your chill
killed."
II never heard any such thing" said
Rose
Denies He Is Guilty of Murder.
Al that point Manton shook his
nnser under Roses nose and shouted
Are you guilty of murder
Rose hesltated and then said M ~"
W hitman and Manton clashed AZ tba,
point IN regard 10 the statement Man
'oh alleged Louis Pitt. Beckers pres.
-em. had made. Justice Seabur,
~ aiiE allowed Maatou 10 ask Rose
D!o you tell i'htt. in reply TO a aues-
a"n aSnihs Kos" whether il was A
4act Ihat Be"k"r hs4d anNthinc ID Il,
Win the murder OF GosenfhaI-
swear by all that is hol,- ,h.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-14

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Pure Lard, per 10 121zc
Fancy Sugar Cured Hams, per lb. 18c
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Shredded Wheat, best this season. per pkg.
Grape-Nuts per package .111zc
Post Toasties fresh and crisp per package &c
Quaker Honiny Grs per package
Large Juicy, Imported Lemons, per dozen.
Naboth Grape Juice regular accent bottle
Hires Extract making beer per bottle
Wan Eta Cocoa, full pound in a glass jar, 25c; trial
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Mrs Curtis Marsnmalow Creme
imported Olives. regular bottle &c. large bottle.
25c value SO
Towards Salad Dressing.
Schimmes Salad Dressing
Banquet Brand Coffee, per pound goo
Occidental Coffee per pound.
Vorl, Aavoring extract you will like; trial bottle.
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Choice Evaporaed Peaches per ID.
Argo, Red Alaska Salmon per
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Soap, valuable premiums given in exchange for
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-23

Everything hrst-class at the Sac
ramento saloon. Drop in, get ac-
ouainted and ask for anything you
want. -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-23
MAIL ORDERS DO NOTHING FOR CARSON
Automobile Supplies

The Capitol Garage and Engineer
ing company has taken the Carson
agency for the Columbia Hot Spark
battery, something new and e1i-
cient. A complete stock OF re
tubes, Goodrich castings, tires and
general auto supplies. Garage open
at all hours. Main street, opposite
the Arlington. a''-tI
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-23

Don't bother your neishbor. Sub
scribe for the Appeal.
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The Largest Sale

The Largest Sale
Ct the season on all hats, coats,
suits and dresses, Saturday, Noven,-
Der 9TH, at Mrs. Ed. Sweetlands. liz
w. Second St.
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@ooS ;yeIlO,u eanserdjOr.

Der Goobfe[oip 6dnserhor, ber
Sabre lang In Der Mufieal Grdanse
fem Sauptqiartier bate. bdsislbe is'
bod bor Sturgeon, neil bas 2Oial ses
ihIoFsn ipuroe, aufgeben mubte, bat
ieit ssItsrn fein eisenes Stim be5ossn.
Der 9srein bat ndmli9 bic friiberen
2otalitGten bes Wirtbss B0dlsr, glo.
1412 Walnut StraBe, stmietbet iinb
ipirb bort nidt MIR &lubrdume. fons
bern anh eintn Saal sinri9tsu, no
bic Sinsitnnbsn abssbalien ipsroen
i5nner. SdOn seitern battm ii@ eine
srobe an3abl Der Wlitslieber tn bsm
2olal sinssfunbsn nnb neil ellIes pDrs
bcnbsn mar, bas zines Sdnsers Serj
erfreuen tonnte, 70 sins g aud duberit
5u. Gin befonbersr Nus
IhuB III ernannt lDorbeIl, I'm fie i0si,
tsre Ginri9tuns Der Waume borounebs
men, 10 bab bisielbtn In 3uiunf. cine
Oafe in Der 1smpsrsnas
Wiiite bieten iperben.
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2ofal !. Beridt.
ghtuere Uranotumnbett
Srus bic 9eseriu aOniis 4aIfsr
oappn.

Die SO Sabre aIte Neasrin 3ouife
Walter mar aeitern @ormittaa in ibrer
wobnuna No. $50 Carlisle Strabe
bamit beiddftiat, bas aaminftuer ans
auithiirsn. oils fie nit ibrer lsidien
Rleibuna benz Sfeues au nahe fam
iinb i'm llmftben in cine Hsusrfdufe
psriunnbeIt ipurbe. gluf bic 6ilferufe
her frau siItsn Rahbdrn berbei, tpel-
hen es aelnnG bic sFIammsn aii sr.
iliden. Die iSrau purbe nah benz
fidbtiihen 2runttnbaus aebrad]t. mos
felbit bic Merate Id3fpere 9ranbipunbtn
an bem a0rpsr Der fsrdu feititelItsn,
pslhen bic frau osItern Abenb erlua.
Die WobHuna mar in BronD aerdthen.
bod ipurben bic Tlammsn BON ber
Teusrtpebr fhnsIl ael0fft.
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8enn man bic elite bsr
8anpiouten fir ben 8unOesz zSenat
hurcbsebt, ruff man aug: nWo iino
uniers Slap lnb Mebiter?" Rit Nus
nabme BON pinhot, Der penroie in
penniplpanien oas Manpdt itreitis
81 MAIDEN iu9t, lit ni6t Elm ein5iger
Wann BON 9ebeutilng an5utreffen. Die
meiiten 3anbibaten regen nur Die
5rase an, tpie fold iimple lnp iosar
gum Sbeil anrii6ise Menichen ii4 err
breiiten tOnnen, als 9etperber I'm ein
fold bo6es Imt, ipie oas oes 8unces-
Senators aufSutreten. 8lar sit err
ieben lit aber, bab Die beiten Mdnner
bes aanbes ii9 ni4t meloen. Sas
ipar nift INNER Der Sau. Bis Dor benz
&riese bat Der 8unoes. Senat burh
bic &apa5itGteu, bic ibm ansebDrten.
imponirt. Oas paren Mdnner pon
eriinoli6em WiHen unb sebiesensm
&arutter. DAB oieie jeBt nidt mebr
5u baben iinO, piro ii4 nur nit Der
felt jener 3eit einsetretenen 9ertpilbes
runs in Der politit ertldren laiien.
Wer ii9 nit ben lotaIen politiiden
5iibrern gut iteut, tann nominirt pers
ben, aber Elm Mann, Der ettpas auf ii9
bdlt, mill nit iolden 2eutsn nidt Derz
tebren, ba iie an ibre llnteritiisllng Be
pinsunsen tniipfen, bic elm ebrlider
Wann nitt einseben lam. Wir slalls
ben aber, baB ii9 barin 8anbel bur9
cine purteiloie primGrpabI idaffen
liebe, neil our1 bieie bic politiI9en
5iibrsr, pprunter man beutautase imz
mer toratterlpie Sanotperfspo!ititer
peritebt, auber Griitens seieBt ipiirben.
go lunge man nicht aur primGripabl
eeben lam, obne feline parteiunsebD>
rieteit gu offenbaren, lit ein unabbdnz
giger Stimmseber se5punsen, oieier
Wabl fern gu bleiben unb bic Rominas
tion lit bann ipeiter ni9ts als bas
&eIuItat Der parteiorganiiation. Ulit
ben parteiloien grimGrpablen erit
pirb es 2euten, bic ni4t Stlanen Der
rrbinGriten parteipoIitit isin tpOllen,
mDgli6 Iein, benz 2anbe gu bienen unb
10 lanse Der jeBige 3uitanb perbleibt,
peroen feline Glup unb @ebiter in ben
8unoessSenut geIangen.
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Sie Gentlemen BON Sarrp,p.
9 o n 5 0 n, i'm ssebruar.

- ~ NV f)S1iNdA.
nOeuti6lano uno slmerifa iinb
inns in Der Gr5iebing Der sSitgeno
melt poraus lunb MAIDEN rieienbaite
sSortifritte, rplbrenb iniere S6ulen,
beionoers Die YfittelibuIer, neraItet
1ilo iln5ulanglih iino."
gllio marflte 2oro Salbone sic
gnslanoer, uno fein 9erufenerer als
er fonnte in 6ieier Sate ieine Stiin.
ME erbeben, benn er bat bos Sf)ut-
neien aqer 6rei Wationen 5it ieinem
beionoeren Stiioiium genlad)t.
lln5ulanglib iinb bic Rittelidulen
III @roBbritannien itou oesbalb,
neil es ibrer piel gu ipenige gibt.
@dhreno in 9eilti6lano fait ieSe
aleinitabt ibr @pnulniium bat, ilno
bier5ulanhe gleidrpertbise SduIen
nur febr ipdrIif) iiber Oos 9onb Der.
tbeilt. Sic beiBen yBnblic S9ools"
(Seffentlife Shulen), iin6 aber IN
Der 5but iebr ,ertluiipe" 9nitalterI.
Die beioen befannteIten ,BltbIic
Sdools" limb Gton iino Sarroip, no
Die Sobne Der @roBen imo 8eiden
oes 2anoes er5ogen tperoeu. SnrrDip
liegt auf einem Siisel, faun IL Wiei.
len BON aonbou eirtfernt. gton IN eis
ner Gbene. &arrop ipiro besbaIb i'm
nit gton meiit fur5 o3be
SiG", gton .Tbe Ylain" eenannt.
I'm gintritt in oiefe SduIen 81 er.
langeri, lit es notbig, biele Sabre Dor.
ber anseuleloet aa iein. 60 itart 1T
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Der aarxeSal oOn Maarrafeia

gsie Der aarnepal BON gefteoig,
Der BON Ni55a ooer Der BON a6In lid,
in enropa eines ipeiten Nufes erfreu.
en- 70 IN Der arnbiiden Belt Roro.
dfrifns Der &arnepal BON Rarrafeib,
Der Dom sltlasfirn iiberrasten in.
niitten pr1d)tiger 81rter gelegencii
Iebensfroben Snitptita6t oes iiibIiden
Woroffo. Bel oieien SiibIdn6ern
id)dumt bic 2ebensfreuoe am belize.
item, bier treibt Die sSaidsIigsliijt Der
S5bne WobantiHeos ibre reiddten
nib gI1n5enOiien 8litbcn. Den 3eit-
puuft fir Narretei unb MlinriIen-
idGn5 beitinunt 6ns ahnrn.Jeit 5ii
anfaus oss Hlobamnleoauii4et Sab
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Brpans Sraum bonn @eltirie.
ben.

Sab grban in feinsr stslluns als
Staatsietretar ii4 bemiiben lpiirbe,
Rubm unb Gbre als JDroerer beg
@eltfrisoens gu erlangen, tpnnte auf
@runb ieiues Natureas als ielbitpers
itGnbli1 16einen, benn er mar Don je>
Der Elm ShpGrmer, Der SrGume fir
sreifbare 5batiaden aniiebt unb es
ni9t fir nDtbis bdlt, irgenoeinen plan
auf ieine 0urafiibrbarteit au priifen.
Mddtis appellirte es oaber an feline
g6antaiis, unter isiner @erlpaltuns
ben 5raum bonn etpisen Syrieben gu
heripirtli9en, 5umal er 9laubte, oab
bierSu MIR Elm tpeiterer unb ni1t erbeb>
liher S9ritt notbpenois iei. 9as
ssriebensbebiirfnib bat ii9 in 10 nett
9eltuns peri9afft, als 5ipii6en ben
meiften Hationen 9ertrGee beitebsn,
bic cine S9li9tung alsr Strsitisteis
ten our9 bas Saager S9ieosseri6t
perfiigen, auber iolaen, fpelde bic nos
tionale Gbre, 2ebensinterefen Der Nus
tion unb Gebietsi itreitigteiten betreffen.
So ihien baber nibts lei9ter, ais ben
neuen @ertrdgen einsn paragrupben
einsufiisen, Der aud OisIe 9lngelegens
beitsn idiebsgeri9tli9er Sdli6tung
nnterbreitet. @ine grnii4terung sr.
folate srbon, als Die gr0beren Hationen
eine iol6e 4bma9uns ablebAten. absr
Srpun lieB iid odour6 ni6t non iei>
nem 9oriab abDrinsen. Wenn bic sroz
BEN Nationen ibm ni6t auitimmten, 10
tonnte er bod iolde 8ertrdge nit tlsis
nen Nationen i6lieben uno folder
Weiie ben 9ebanten bonn eipigsn 5riez
ben einfiibreu uno es gelang ibm
audi, DerifieOene Rationen bafiir gu
gefpinnen, bic feinen 4nitdnb Si nebs
men braubten, neil ein &rieg 5piI6en
ibnen unb ben Ser. Stdaten 10 uns
bentbdr lit, tpie Elm Srieg Der 8etpobz
ner oieies 2anbes nit ben 8eipobnern
bes Mars. 2l6er aut bieie tleine
5reuoe pia Der Senat bem Stautss
Setretdr ni6t gonnen unb er lam ba>
fir triftige 9riinbe anfiibren. Giner
bieier @ertrdge 1T nit Odnemart abs
oef6loifen fporben, nit ipel6em elm
Srieg unDentbar i9eint. Der Senat
erinnerte uber 6errn Britain baraR, bab
Ddnemurt Snisl1 i'm 2lntiaenmeer
befiBt. Wenn Ddnemarf bic albii9t
1aben ioIlte, fi6 pieier Snieln gu ent,
dubern, lpiirbe infer ginndno bagegen
DOT oas Shieoseerid)t selansen unb
oieIes bdtte teine anoere Ddbl, ais 3u
DuB jeoss Ganb nit ieinem
MAIDEN tann, mas ibm 6ee
liebt. Oie Ser. Staaten t6nnten uns
m0gli9 bulben, bub Oieie cSnieln in
ben BefiB elmer eiiropdii9en @robe
Ina6t ii6ergeben. Vie &Iugbeit gebietet |
oaber, Don einem 8ertraee ab5uiteben, |
Der iins ben Ginfpanb bon bornberein |
ipiirbe. Dieielben 8eben.
len ipre9en sesen einen epigen ariss
osnspertrag nit geuGoOr, iDssen Der |
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lInseipiBbeit, als iebt beitebt, f4affen
itnb bamit pus llebel. ipel9es bic Dez
motraten beieitisen ipoIlen, perihlim>
mern piirbe. gluf jeben Gaa iinb
lense admpfe poraussuieben, Bis neue
Srnit<giAs au Stanbe fommen; es 1T
iosar paRrideinIih, bub fein nsues
9efeB CUR Gn1abme sslangen pirb. Sn
8e5Is auf 9obentrebit oasesen beitebt
eine 5iemli4e llebereinitimlnuns be-
treffs Der 3iele unb Wiittel, mas cine
eripriebI4e 8eiebsebuns perbiirst, bic
ansemeine 9efrieoisuns sepdbren
piirbe.
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Brad FdJ sic .Saftr.

Wii sinem Siiftenbrn6 ipnrbe aes
tern bic 63 Sabre alte sYran Grns.
itine groifer aus ibrer Wobnuna No.
916 Barr Strabs nah BEN iidbtifGen
aronfsnbdus atbradt. sErdu @foIer
ffiirate In ibrsr WObnuna lieber. no.
Bel lie fih bic Uerlsbuna ,auaoa. sssn
Mnbetrdft bes 4lters Der rvau ipirbt
Der 3uitanb bsr wsrunaIldttl ola
emit eItldrt. "a.
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ed,os iidl ID ben ;ynii.

Spiele ni&t NIT GGisbaeipehr! Die
Jleaerin Mnrtle Wbits. 20 Sabre alt,
10. 322 aonalporth StraBe. fpielte ats
Ffern NIT einem NebolDer. iDeIfer uuf
liner aomobe lna unb Driidie unpors
Tittiaer @eiie ben 6abn ab. Cine
Ruael brana her Wbits In ben red.
ttn ffuk unb nrubie iida bic Werlette
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

Ser Sanbels Mimi It e +
mebfielo, Der in ieinem Gipilberui Gin
Sabritant lit, bat Dor Der nationas
len SanDelstammsr in Waibington
ben bD9it intereFanten gta4tpeis
seIiefert, baB Der proouttipn eis
mes getriebes natiirlide @ren5en ee.
iest iino lno es oaber irris iei, gu be-
hniiptetl, oaB, Ie nebr cine Sirma bon
elmer @aare probuSire, Tie oieie beito
biliger liefern fDnne Die boIptiah-
Iihiten 9etpeiie, Die er anfiibrt, be.
treffen oas groBe 2ager, bas cine
ssirma nit GROCER Yroouftion fiibrt
lino oas yfiiifo Der @nt1erthlng eines
groBen Saeers, feriter Die groBen &os
item fir 9aaihinerie unb Materi1I,
bic 6en Irofit pGbrenb Der periobi.
ihen @eifdftsitiue beeintrGdtigen.
Ger 9etpeis ion oamit erbraft lpcrs
ben, baB grobc getriebe nid)t 5i,m
@onopoIismus fiibren. Die @riab-
rung gibt Dem Setretdr re6t. llniere
Sruits haben in @irflidfeit nid,t Die
8etriebe ausgeoebnt, ionbern iie ein'
geidrdnft, I'M burh bas perminberte
Mngebot ben Treis 5u erboben. @ie
bieie fiinitlife geidrdnfung gu Der.
Hinoern lit, harin beItebt oas Erpb.
lem Der Srltitseiebeebung urlb es lit
iotpeit nidt eriidtlih, bab mat IN
@aibington Die 2oiung gefunben
bGtte.
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Sie @eoafteure ser ,Ielp

Sie &eoafteure Ger ,gtep
gorfer Sribune", ole I'M $500 be-
ltraft lporoen iinO. neil iie slusfltnft
perpeigerten, tpie iie Sdmuggeleien
entoedt baben, che Die geboroen CT
mas oapon puBten, fpollen ibre Sabe
Dor oas oberite @eriht oes SanoeS
bringen, Inn oas Sebattionsgebeim-
nib 5u perfetten. 9amit iperoen lie
fein Slid buben Hebafteure gebo.
rem niht gu ben pripilegirten Eclio-
Hen, ipie slerSte, slopofaten rno @,eiIt-
lidle, oie feline slusflnft iiber 9inge
Su geben braudjen, Die lie IN Der slus-
iibung ibreS 9erufes erbalten baben.
9ie @riinbe, Die fiir Die Iusnabme in
@eaug auf bieic 9eruic ipre6en iino
iiir HeOofteure ni6t 5lltreffeno irno
Der Yrelie iteben feline ipeiteren Het)te
Du, als biejeniseH Der ebrIi9en Be
rihteritattung.
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Waf bingtoner 0epeiden
sufplss beabii3tiesn bic Oemotratis
fhen Jii6rer i'm &ongreb, Den lamb
ipirtbi6aftli9en &rebit liegen 5u laIz
fen, Inn Die Sisang gum 6aloisen Qb-
fdluB bringen au t0nnen. Oas ipGre
bonn purteiItanopuntt aug Elm ernftz
i6er Jeblsr. Die Sarmer fperben fsbr
unsebaIteH iein, tpenn man ibusn als
@rfab fir bic aufgebobeHsn 8plls uno
Jleif63Dne abfolut ni9ts bietet uno
fir bic Doblfahrt lit es orinsenb ssz
boteu, ben 2aHopirtben bic n0tbisen
finan3ielIen Mtttel 5ur 8erbeiierung
ibrer 8etriebe Su sepdbren. Weit ri9tis
ger ipGre es, bic Srufts8ins, be ben
&ongreB f9on Ieii 3fpei Wonaten be-
iddftigen uno lin teinen S9ritt Der
@rle0iguna nGbsr seriidt iinb, bei
Ssits 3ii legen. Das Sherman @eieB
seniist BEL forsfdltiger 8oGlitredung,
nm bas Monopol i'm 3aum gu balten
mo niht tpenise erfabrene MGnner,
HE Der friibere @encralanipait Diders
fbum, iino Tosar Der aniidt, paB cine
Msa6sruns bieies @sieses cine sr0bsre
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Gin ameritani der 9es
ida smann i9reibt aus guenos
9tbres: Die 9ieitsen Gei9dftsleuie iino
fbner gu bepegen, nit ameritaniifen
sSirmen Sanbelsberbinounsen an5u-
fniipfen, neil lie Eel Der 4usfiibrung
BON 8eiteIunsen iid 10 unpiHenb unb
ra9ldfig 5eisen. SIT bic Daare ri6@
tis, bunn 1T Die @erpatung feblerbaft,
pber Die Daare auf bem unri9tisen
weo abgsI6idt, pber bic geiteuuns
bletbt unerleoigt liesen. Die iiioames
ritanii9en Syirmen finb bas ni6t see
tpObnt. Sic ielbit beiorsen ibrs Ses
fbGfte Iebr prompt, neil iietaufmcna
niide giIouns beiiben unO ebenio
prompt iperbsn iie BON eurOpdii8en
syirmen bebient. Das biele Ra9ldiz
iistsit berllria6t, 1T Die abioluts linz
fsnntnib beg Quslanbes Seitens oss
ameritanii6en aaufmanns. Gr III in
Dem 9laubsn befansen, baB Die 9es
fdGfte in Der ganaen Welt 10 esfiibrt
lperoen, fpis in ben Ser. Staaten. Gr
fhetnt aud niht bic 9abe gu beiiben.
ii6 in fremoeH 9erbdltnifeu auredtz
S,itlnoen. Dem uebslitanb liebe ii4
abbelfen, penn jeoe grobs GrpOrtfirma
@sbilfen anfteGt, Die i'm ausldnbii6en
!Sunoel geideiO pifen, aber uu9 gu
bisier 10 einfa6en MetboOe tann fi9
Der amsritaniI9e @rporteur ni9t pers
ftehen. 8ilbung ideint bem amsrifaz
Hiiden &aufmann Elm Gurus unb 10
lange oieie 9eiarGnttbeit pbipaltet,
ipiro aud Der ausldnbiide Sanbel
ai6t Ipnberli9 porpGrts tommen.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19
Where Farming Paws.

Have you been reading the ads in
the Press about the wonderful coun-
try at Milford, Utah? They stated
the truth, as there is no better coun-
try in America. The land is dirt
cheap" at $50 an acre and perpetual
water we'll worth $40 an acre, 500
for The land and water. However, If
you could buy adjoining land exactly
similar, but nearer town and railroad,
for SIS an acre on four years time,
and water did not cost over $40 an
acre-just one-fourth the price of the
other land and water-would you be
interested? We offer all or part Of
$500 acres of this very land at above
prices and terms. 1t will raise from
400 to 700 bushels potatoes, five to
sevea tons alfalfa hay, $50 to $111
worth of alfalfa seed, 40 to So BUSH
els wheat, 70 to 100 bushels oats or
barley, an acre a year. Also eX-
cellent for apples, peaches, apricots
and Ill other deciduous fruits.
The climate is ideal, no extremes of
heat or cold, Markets always the
best
Milford is on the main line of the
Sale Lake Route, eighteen hours from
Los Angeles and six from Salt Lake
City.
Several Imperial valley people have
already bought Milford lands, and
others are interested
Call, write or phone for illustrated
literature and complete information.
See A. N. Rosenbaum at office of f.
f. Bennett & Co., Ell Centre. Phone
Main 74.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19
Jersey Law Being Tested Today.

Orange, May 19-The first test o,
the now preferential voting law passed
by the last legislature of New Jer-
sey for commission government cleo
tions is being made here today. Orange
recently adopted the commission form
of government. The Good Government
League has maintained absolute neu-
trality among all candidates, merely
printing biographies of all and devot-
ing its efforts toward educating the
voter: in how to take advantage 3f
the Preferential system of voting.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19
Frozen Mammoth for Museum.

Paris, May 19.-The gift of a Rus
sian nobleman, a mammoth 10000
years old today is being prepared here
for the French Museum of Natura
History by the taxidermists of the
institution. The beast was found froz-
en- solid in ice in Siberia. Too big
for transportation, it was cut into
quarters, each filling the largest-sized
freight car. Blood, frozen for 400
centuries, was discovered in the MAN.
moths veins.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19
Grants in New York.

San Francisco, May 18.-Ulysses S.
Grant, son of the famous Union gen
eral and president, who was married
in San Diego last July to Mrs. A. W.
Will of Marshalltown, Ia, against the
opposition of his family, will abandon
his home in San Diego for resi-
dence in New York City. This ad-
mission was made last night by Mrs
Grant at the Palace hotel shortly aft
er she arrived there with her hus-
band on the final lap of a 'round-the-
world honeymoon journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant came west by
way Of Portland, where they visited
his daughter, Mrs. King. 1t was this
visit that Mrs. Grant particularly EN-
phasized as suggestion that no diff
ferences that may exist between her
husband and his family in the South
land has anything to do with their
removing to New York City.
"The only reason we have for re
moving to New York." said Mrs.
Grant, "is that I like that city better
than San Diego. Business compelled
Mr.. Grant to return to San Diego at
this time. In fact, we have come
back to California earlier than we had
expected. Our final decision as tc
our future home will be reached aft
er we have returned to San Diego
and Mr.. Grant has attended to a lot
of pressing business matters. We con-
template leaving for the South Sun
day
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19

Get in the swim Saturday, May %.
Big social benefit. Women's Ten
Thousand Club to have full charge of
Dunaway's thirst mporium.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19

Wanted: Hay or Grain
in exchange for Ell Centre vacant
lots. ]. B. Whitaker at the Feed and
Fuel Yard.-Adv. #
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Three furnished house
keeping rooms, $12 month. 709
Brighton. XII
Potosi journal., 1914-08-26
A Road District Election.

The county court has ordered Il spe.
cial road district election tor sa,ur-
day, September 9th, for the purpose Of
passing upon the proposition to or
ganize territory of eight square
miles, and including the city OF
Potosi, into special road district
having broader powers to obtain
means for road improvement within
said territory, and which is to be
known as the Potosi special road dis
triet. This movement can we'll be
supported by the population affected
for it will do no harm to have the ter
ritory organized. But if this move
movement contemplates bond issue
for road improvement we feel that just
now or any time in the immediate fu-
ture such a step would not be timely.
The people, especially the farmers,
are in no position to assume addition
al tax burdens. Organize the terrific
ry, but let abe matter of bond issue
rest in abeyance until such time
when the community is in better
position to assume the burden.