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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

CINE ausbeIIung ,Oeuts
I DIES @olr in M iinben2 glus
Der baperiib.n Rsfiben3 ipirb sefGries
ben: Wit einem 4usiteQunssproiett lit
fiir5lid geors Gu9s. Der Direttor bes
Wtiindner aiinfiIeribeaters, in einsm
8ortrase berporsetreten, ben er Dor
bem a0niss, ben Spiben Der Beb6rben
unb einem arsiie seIabtner @Giie belt.
Jm Sabre 1915 ober 1915 ion Miins
den cine 9lusiteluns nDeutf 9es
Q o L I" er0ffnsn, Die bic @eiammtbeii
Der aulturprobu3enien aus benz ReiJe
bereinisen unb ssisen iolI, mas fir
bette 2eiitunssn Deut5hlnnb auf ben
perfhiebeniten Gebieten Der @iiterers
seugung unb aolonifation, in Dffsnts
lihen unb io;ialsn ginridtungen pors
5utpeifen BAT. Oisfe QlusIiellung, bic
fih ihrer Sbse mad ben sroben Auas
litdtsiiberii6ten: Miinhen 1908
(Stabi), gup.riIde Getperbefhau
1912 (Staat) orgnnii4 onsIiebern
ipiirbe, iol ibrerieits Elm llebersans
iein su etnem neuen 9pp, ben man als
cine nWeife beutfher auIturprObuts
tion" be5ei6nsn fDnnte. 1iir cine
foI1e Wsfs, bic periobifh ipieberteps
rem mibie, III MliinHen ipesen feines
Rufes als beutI1e RuIturiidtft, ieinss
sroben fremoenperfebrs befonbers sss
tienet. snnsrbdlb bes Rabmens Der
Musftelluna mare stipa burh dllees
meine @oltsfeItfpieIe Elm tpeiierer gns
3iebunsspuntt 5u fdaffen. Der @ors
fdlaa III leib.r 10 ipenis programmes
tiid burhba4t, buB es gar teineH
praiiifden 3tpsd bat, fi4 eiHeebenber
nit ibm gu bsfaiIen. Man mare gee
nDtbist, fat bintsr jebem sipeiten ober
brittsn Sabe elm Jrage5eidtn gu mas
den. Man beriude bod nlir, iid5 elm
Bib su MAIDEN pon btm, mas bitfe
beutfhs MeiTe eigentIih 3etgen foll2
Wdfdintn unb GdiffsmobeIIe. M0s
bei. 96pfe. Stabtpldne. 6ausmobelIe.
grndbrungss unb BspolferungstaEeIs
fen, 6anbsls. unb 6srfteIunas fai;ifis
fen, Wsrfsbrss unb Oeluntbeitseinrihs
trngen, folonials lprobutts. =, bns als
les unb nod unsnbiih bitl riebr sebt
ia in bieIen aaatlhufbegriff sss riis
ternationalen Mdrties sefainmtbeuts
ider aulturerSsugung' miibelos bins
tiH Ram ss uber beuts, ri benz ans
SsiirsnGssn @atlampf Ssr Gtabts I'M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

aonlnliiiGr ebert miro ieoof bie sln-
gelegenbeit senaiier iinterinfen, ebe
Wegcrs mieoer GienIt tbnn bdrf.
Grof. Sbaran, Gnperiittei6ent
Der Ieipport 6ifentIi1en Shilen
miro om fo:linenoen Wiontag Dor
oem Mutter. iino 9ebrer aIub bes
SigbIano 9iitrifts in Der Central
Sdul SaIIe cine sIniprad,e bal.
fen.
Ger 2ebrerinncit GIub bon
bier bGlt beute slbenS in Ser Gonere.
gationol STRIDE cine @erinnmIune
ob. Or. 9. g. greeie, bon Der
Cincinnati llniberiitat pirb einen
8ortrag balten.
= Charles @nroner, Der Dor benz
GIfs Sernpel Gaiianten anbielt uno
bettelte, iurrbe i'm Staoteerifte INN
So unb Die Soften beitraft.
- Snfolse bon Sunfen aus elmer
2ofomotipe gerietb geitern oas Sol3'
aeriiIt Der Bride, Die Die giienbabn.
geleile an Der Columbia Strabe
iiberipannt, in grano. Gie SLANT
men tpurben raid geloift.
- Soi. 8reetiberg, 26, urlo anna
Sriebnant, 20, beioe bon bier, er.
Iansten seitern sIbeno einen Sei'
ratbsidein.
= s5n GuartaIserihte erbieIt Ole
@ebbon Rotor Gar Gonlp. elm ur.
tbeil fir $52.S5 eegen q. 5. Baii.
ter.
Der Snlr bon gbm. @eiloer ge'
aen Die gteipport &olIing WliII go.
fir $4,000 Shaoenerios fur per-
i6nIi6 erlittene @erlesunsen tit i'm
GircuitaeridJte in Gd)tpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
1abtpn Mnb Ueuebue.

- Bernie Yaumsr BON Der 7. 9lo.
in 0apton, Der iid i'm Bethesda Sos
ipitul elmer Operation untersog,
nurpe seiiern mad ieinem Seim ses
bratt.
Sm Speers Sooipital finbet heuts
cine bon Der SoipitaI 9iIfsseieaa
ihaft peranitaltete OdmenDeriamms
lung itatt. Die 6oipitul 1ruitees
psroen Grfriihunsen Ierpiren.
- Der Oirettorsnratb bes Sapion
Wlens Club bGlt am Saniias 4benb
sine fpi4tise aonfsrenS ab, in Der iiber
bic bette qrt unb Weife neue Witslies
Der gu aeipinnsn, bsratben perbsn iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

peIr UOuurp OIuut 4fJ SN0 DuUIIC
Strafc. Bell Sci. 476 a., Spms
Ebone 1851 y.
- Srei onsebIids rWcnbidein.r" I,
Surdam, Siaacs unb gopIe, purben
porseitern gbsnb bon benz Deteitip s.
q. Sibiimmons bonn 8inneniteusrsOe
partement bier in gepabriam senOms
men. @bdrles 8ur6om pobnt in
2inNnipalO, pdbrsnb bic beiben anbes
rem 8erbaftetsn in Der Ndbe Der bes
na6burten SDerpedb Citation ipObs
nen. 8urham nertaufte bier n6mIih
Wbistep, tpeIder fur .Wonbidein"
ertldrt purbe. Die grennetei ioa iid
in Der 8essub bon SumiIton befinben.
Sfaacs unb goble ertldrten iih fir
uni6ulbis unb tpurpen porseitern
Ra6t porldufis aus Der Saft srt.
laTsn. Die Dtteftips reiiien seitern
na9 MibbIetopn. lin in Der bortisen
llmsebuHg cine pierte 0erbaftuna porz
aunehmen uub mad Der grennerei gu
fu4en.
- Der GeIunbbsitsbeamte u. 8.
Smsbleb bat ben Stabtratb unb bic
Stabt SaniIton perflast, neil ibm
fein baIbjabrlihes @ebaIt md ni1t
ausbsablt iporben lit. gr erbislt friis
Der Elm @ebalt bon $1,000, ipslhss
iiinsit auf $2500 srb0bt iuurbe.
= Oi. giirsen bes psrmibten Bars
Tiers bon Rtlsp, Sofepb u. urmiton,
/ finb fir $4,000 baftbar. Die ss'
fdlfdten We9ieI belaufen ii1 jsbt aui
obisen 8etras. gisentbum BON urms
finn ipurbe nit gefdIag belest.
Der Miami TIT jebt frei bon
Sreibeis unb bic pfablbriide BON Der
5igb aur Main SiraBe 1T nun aubsr
Sefabr, tpesseidDemmt gu tperb.n.
Der Stabtraib bitlt pors.Iiern
abeHb cine Stbuns ab, in ipsIder uns
ter 4nberem burd cine Srbinan3 Bee
idloFen ipurbe, ben 2obn itabtiIGer
4nseitslItsr auf $3.50 pro Sag fiir
d8tfiinbiss qlrbeit feit5ufsben.
- Der Garmarbeiter gbnrlss gopi,
ipelder am 26. SaniIar BON ieinem
4rbeitseber gon. elliott in SsIbitpers
tbeibigung niebersei9oiien .unb get0bs
tet ipurbe, fuirb beuie auf bem Greens
ipoob Griebbof beerbist. gitnanb Bee
iiimmerte fid I'M bic 2si1s, trobbem
Elm 9ruber bes Sobten in MDonbale
tppbnt.
- Ridter gonndugbton ernannte
seiiern Sames u. RelIp unb gtlpin
Gberbnrbt, I'm bas Gpuntp GGabs
amt gu unterfuden. Sie erbalten ie
Die Samilte George 8. Soffman,
No. AIT Matn Gtrabe, bat bis jsbt
nod isins NamriMt hber ben Wsrbleib
ssS 6srrz 60ffmau, isslGn f4 II.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

idlcn bas Wort JudIens bon Der rge'
jammtbeutIhen &ulturersengung" =
als Oh ii&'s nitt pi.lmebr nm bic grs
seugung bon WliitsIn Der aultur hdns
beli.! Gs ipare bsbsnili6. iuenn bic lsi'
ienben a1pi. in Miiuhen iih Don ibm
auf gDeae perleitsn Iieben. bic in laus
tsr SadsaFsn fiihren nriibten. Gliids
li6eripeiie mebrtn iid bic an3ei9en.
Oob bic psrniinfiiss llebtrlesuns in
Wsiinfen bisien pbantuitii6en Sossi
ni6t ii6sr Siod unb Stein 5u folssn
snitIOiisn 1T.
@erIiner Droi6 6 fenfmt .
id,er. ssn ibren .Grinnerunsell ms
benz 2eben elmer 5iinfiuuoneanlig.
jabrigen" er5Gblt Seopig bon gis-
nlard alih eiiiise fir infer beiitiges
|slntomo6iltenipo lebrreif)e anefooten
aus Der 3eii Dor fiinf5ig Sabren.
Durh bic 3roiafenmiiere jener 3eii
erlebte cine quite SrelirrSin elm iragi.
fomiides sIbenieuer. ssn Der DO.
rotbeenItrabe fam iie glben6s gcgen
1a9 llbr aus elmer @eiellidaft. Cine
Grcid5te 5iebt gemddtliden Sdritfes
Die Gtrobe entlune. Jreuois elf fie
oaraiif su, Inn eirBuiteisen. ~@o
tuobnen Gle benn, Wlnoamfen?"
iraat Der gioiieIenfer. gluf bic Gnt.
aegrung: vslm 9iisopplnb", rift er:
,,gla, 6enn loien Sie man, bet Is reht
geiunb, 10 ipeit loft mein pfero nid]t"
iinb fort fiibr er Bel ibrer redt
langen 2ebens5eit bate bic ebripiir.
oige greiiin ,pobI elm Redt su Dem
nnd,foIaenben eltrrliitbieen llrtbeiI
iiber Die Eiiirorpollen Moiielenfer
Ger @erIinsr Droihfenfutid)cr III
iibrigens Der alte eeblieben IN ieineil
generfiinaen. slIs Dor einigen @in.
tern eine @efanrte bonn 9anoe bereiu
fam uno beim @e5nblen ettpds Innge
3eit braudte. Inn ourd) bic pielen
llmbiiIIungen 5n ibrem BortenIon.
ilaie 5li geIanoen. faste Der autider:
,gea. Wobnnfen, fpenn Sie iiH nun
ipniig ieid)uppt babeM 0ann be5ableiI
sic ipobI NAL"
SIN Sptifartmafb itebtu
nod berrIi1e Gihtn, barunitr TolHs.
bic iisbstis, ia rsiinbunbert Sabre alt
iinb. 60 Defenders I'M Gorfbs5irls
Roiknbruh. WubrIGsinli9 iusrbtn
biefe tbrniirbiesn yfisIen baIb Elm
Dpfer Der 9lrt. Die gtfufe bes
GptEari wertins az bic WebDrben,
bisIs GiGmms Elm foI9tr gait
iiingIt anf Der Gisigtruns 1896 Wlart
aIs 9laturbsnimdIsr ou icbcnen.
ipurbs abihIdsis bsf4isbtn, ba bic
bnpsriIhe DoritbtpaItung nicht .ein
ioI9es aapitnI brad Iisssn IafsH
lpill. ~ XIaus:
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gereins. .NN.siaeH.

ausRsIlnnsspsfsn, fir Mliin6en bas
rniIf dnfommen, cine uferloIt Soee
onfsunehmen. bic 5usIeid aIles uno
nitts btrfpridtg Denn mas fir ein
enprmtr Diletfantismus piirbe bic
syOIae iein, iuenn bitIe mtiTs bon ale
lem etipas 5eiste unb In isiner eiH5isen
s.bttsiluna ettpds Me1tss2 Wtith sis
.nsn GjstaussnipirrDurr ts!eii4tst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

rabt aIs ob eie neraIs I'm acbcn Ge5enin ee'
babt Gle tperoen bieic einoernne ioierf e.
bon e n, boIen. . Gs aiDi ieine gntfhnlot
pnne niebr, foIdfe MliTere alIsbnIten 81 niiilien
3em ipirb iibernn bon Ipotbefern oeriauit
nn6 aarauiirt, uno IN Cincinnati: III CO 1T
Totp'S 3pbn Mpcibefeu 5u BADEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

iiG ons Meri unb befoIst foraIid alIs
ibm psgsbtnen @eiiunssn, lam iidj
obtr nidt tntbaIitn, Bel i.bem rleuen
Shnitt psrtpunbsrt su ruftn: .9fber
ipis baben fit bas iiur esnadtS; ipie
III 70 sttpos nur m6sIi934
ia. ipas IT benn los2s fruste IN
6err enblid.
sd gsrftebe niats, erpiberie bx
9urihs .ios iie "a fsrtis ssbraGi baa
3, ss,i, ea nrinn:n 5u brudsl atls bh
lelkttss spilyi&mihsnl - l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
gjsnisr . gereim.

gipnisr gerein.
1ie 9pitaIiebet iinb erfn6i ii6 am San'iaa
Na6miiaa nm 1h ilbr IN ibrer Berensbaue
ein5ilfinoen, I'm bem peritorbenen ggIiglieo
Sreb. Grasioeber, ber In ieiner e9pbitnne on
oer 8. urb 9ari sIbe. berf6ieo. bic lctie Sbre
on eripeiieH.
9eter 9nufencurt Brhf.
Seprpe Saefb, Gefr. ri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

tiiepiif6e aoinlla
bringt bis an bic
@uraeIn bon Gr5e'
ma nnb be5ipiHgt es.
ipte es 1noere Sclit'
franiheiten besluinat.
Sic 9inbernng CT.
icIat foglei6 linc TT
bauernb. 3 G III o
,purbe oftmnlS nah'
aemdht. as"r pohtip
niemals slelbaeiisat
Gs tpirb Sic hber'
raInen. .ebenfo lpie
es 70 pieIe dneere
iiberruf6te. ineem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
Gmili. Dau.r,

aeborene 5er8,
I'M slIier bon so SabreH 1ie Beerbsguue fin,
bet fat an @onida, ben g. Mira, slafmlttdas
nin 2 ubr, bonn Iranerbauie aus.
o,s Die trannnSeu eitnerbIiebtnsK.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
Il MIA sb a I.

Gin 6trr bat sinsn rltiIsn gionai
gsiauft unb iibsrgibt bua BUD jsiHsrl
.@nti4sn, q antlui4 i4ntiAsn. DE- Ma&t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

aeIiebier gniie bon wlnraateibe gar.der. aeb
Senlnietf. i'm glIfer bon 40 Jnbren. 1as ptii
tenbegdnentB finbet iintt BON Irauerbdufe nite
NO. 1928 Bierte slbenIe Rrice Stu. an Cams
faa, ben z. wadr5, wloreeus iibr 45 Winltten.
h.G
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
Gc5e,ita
9efiat
,Semp eriuciit iid ais iunnSerbarer
Grfols = Gtillt Smdem nnb
brinst iofurt permanente
9leinltate.

SpIsu eie beute cine 25c NiaIje nnb iiber'
6en5tn eie iidi.
@Iauben Gle uift baf eczema. tueIdes Gle
nabe5u alir 0er5neiiIung bringt entfernt rer.
ben fan, GO lam - ili6 Semp III mas
Gle berottiaen nm es gu betperifteltgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
9iioa Gmigbol,,

Gnnit entfhIafrn nnG it5perem eeiben am
Gcnnerftaa. ben 8. war5 1914. @nhmitfngs
nm 3 n ubr. In ber @obnung ibres edipieeer.
iobnes Renno 3amlis 80 216 9ordefter gpe.,
Wli. aubrrn, uniere inniaiieeIebte g2irier,
SGUieaerMniter llnb GrobulMtier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

In feirem 10. pebsnsiobre. Tas reiderbe.
adneniB firIbet ffdtf In ber gscbnlira. Ro. p23
Sahion Gtr., am cnmiina, ben 7. widrs. nm alz
nbr gVcrgers. geerbiauna nit bent e1ue SIll
Sriebbpf ponisbinc, ab pcniSpifIe. stp, Aeis
iungen pcIlen aef fopiren. 80
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8 a M tItpn.

TIMER ggent in SamiItpn 1T
Ssrr Goaaro grnd, 449 Sio Jiimfte
Strafe. Bell SeI. 476 U, Sume
Ebune 1851 y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
1uao Dartd)sr,

9:15 llbr Mbenbs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

{rank Monk,

etarb am 9ieufiaa, ben g. Uldrs 1914, nm
10 1lbr 40 wliniifeu NberbS,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

Sie @eppurt Office fit Sas pGin-
einnaticr @ulfsblatt" befinbet iidj in
Wo. 339 gorf Strake, seaeniiber bcm
Goartbonfe, iuDiclbit @cnisfeiten, Sin.
seigen u. I. IN. Bis 10 llhr 45 Ninu.
ten glbenbs entgeaenaenummen iucr.
ben. Sclcphon Sumth 240t.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26
Campaign Open
For a Dry State

The first speech in Ell Centre for
dry state was delivered yesterday
afternoon at the Christian church by
Edward w. Mills, while at Imperial
Eugene D. Chain yesterday delivered
three addresses and this afternoon will
speak at the Methodist church.
These gentlemen are known
throughout the country as workers
against the saloon, Mr.. Mills having
just come from West Virginia, which
was carried for prohibition by an over
whelming majority, while Mr.. Chafn.
who lives in Tucson, has twice been
the presidential nominee of the Prohi-
bition party.
Both men are able exponents of the
cause and their vigorous addresses are
an evidence of the strenuous efforts
that are to be put forth in this state,
where from this time until November
there will be constant agitation.
The formal campaign in this county
for statewide prohibition will be
opened February A at county con-
ference to be held in Ell Centre, when
the machinery will be set in motion for
the work now in hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26
Imperial County Leads
In Public Land Filings
In Los Angeles District

! nardino, 1927, ,233; San Diego, 85,571;
Santa Barbara, 42,820; Ventura, 54,-
/ 61O.
The totals indicate that San Ber-
nardino county has the largest area
of public land in the district, with
total of 3,715,778 acres, surveyed and
unsurveyed; Riverside is next in size
with 1,767,649 acres; Los Angeles
county has grand total of 717,383
acres; Imperial, 998,772; Kern, 91,-
$50; Orange, 22,124; San Diego, 420,-
ITO; Santa Barbara, 49,216, and Ven
tura, 109,048 acres.
The record of the year just closed
shows wonderful growth in the
transactions of the local land office,
and the further fact that no matter
how untoward conditions may be,
there are thousands of families seek
ing homes on the government land in
California. This has been observed
on every occasion when large areas
of public land have been thrown open
to entry, and the almost constant de-
mands for information in regard to
the area that will be ready for entry,
containing about 100000 acres of land
along the northern line of the Angeles
national forest on February 16 next.
A number of important contests
have been heard, that of the Iron
Chief Mining company, involving
work done on very valuable iron
ore claim or series of claims in Riv-
erside county, worth hundreds of thou
sands of dollars, being the most i'm
portant. Aside from these big things,
scores of contests have been conduct
ed and concluded, in which the rights
of hundreds of entrymen were in
volved, and large acreage of the
public land disposed of. To the peo-
pie who are seeking to carve out homes
in the public lands, these contests
were, more important than others,
meaning thousands of dollars 10 the
well-to-do.
In land contests there are many op-
portunities to use saving common
sense in the disposition of cases, where
the law does not specifically designate
what shall be done. The official con-
nection of Buren and Robinson with
the office is about to close, as the
term of Register Buren, has already
expired and that of Receiver Robinson
is about to.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26
Japanese May Take Hand
In the Mexican Warfare
To Support Gen. Huerta
Omitted Press Day Service)

Omitted Press Day Service)
Toxic, Jan. 26.-The official at
mosphere is surcharged with excite
ment today as a result of reports that
General Carranza, Mexican rebel lead
er, has issued decree prohibiting fur
ther Chinese immigration and denying
the Chinese already there the right
to change their residences, and init
mating that the constitutionaists will
do all in their power to close the coun-
try to Orientals. The reference to
Orientals has greatly shaken official
dom. The impression prevails that
the Japanese may aid Huerta to sup
press the revolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26

out every ounce of power and speed
possible. Many of the foreign made
racing cars are now equipped with the
siXteen-valve motors, but this feature
is new to American machines. Bur-
man has also rejiggered the usual ar
rangement of seats alongside the driv
er on the racing cars. The seat for
his mechanician is to be set along
side the driver, as usual, but back
some six inches or more. The mech
anician's body will therefore be on
line with the back of Burman's seat,
leaving free arm room for steering
the car. Burman found that his ell
bow was constantly humping his
mechanician in his old cars.
The new racing car is to be
equipped with wire wheels, as Bur-
man believes they are now the most
practical. "I did things last year
with wire Wheels" said Burman,
"that would have meant certain up
set had l been using wood. The wire
wheels are stronger and better in
every way. One day last summer my
mechanic was hitting it down a road
better than fifty miles an hour when
he went off a bridge. The car
plunged into space and fell fifty feet
on a railroad track, landing upright
on the wheels. The mechanic es-
capped with hardly scratch and the
wheels on the machine were scarce
ly put out of true. The wheels were
wire Of course wooden wheels
would have been smashed to pieces"
Burman has decided to withdraw
from the transforming game he has
been following. He has sold his Benz
car and will confne his racing to the
big open events with his special car.
His efforts will be centered on the
Indianapolis race. Burman covered
one lap of the Speedway at the rate
of 90 miles an hour last year and be-
lieves he will be able to do better
than this with his new speeder.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26
Lower Auto Insurance.

Los Angeles, Jan. 26.-California
motorists will have equal rights with
the eastern motorists when it comes
to insuring cars against fire and theft
with the big insurance companies OF
the state. Insurance rates are to be
cut in half after February l.
Officials of the Automobile Club of
Southern California made the an
nouncement yesterday which points to
one of the most signal victories of
that organization in the interest of
automobile owners. 1t means that the
owner of $4,000 machine, insured for
$4,000 against fire and theft, at rate
of 21a per cent, or $50 annual pre-
MUM, board rates, or by the Automo-
bile club at $63 with return premium
of approximately $40, will be reduced
on the first of the month to $50, board
rates, and $42, Automobile Club rate
1t will re-classify automobiles for
insurance into four classes, according
to list price; that is, list price $500
and over; list price $1,500 to $3,499;
list price $7OO to $1,499, and list price
under $780,
On the first of these, rates are to
be decreased by the Pacific Coast Au
tomobile Underwriters Association
about 33 per cent, according to the age
of the model. On the other divisions,
similar change occurs, the decrease af-
fecting new cars and the increase
affecting old models.
A typical case in the example of
the $4,000 cars, according to Guy Van
Alstyne, manager of the insurance
department of the Automobile Club
is as follows:
A board rate premium for $4,000
fire and theft on a car of this class
was formerly $50 annually; the club
rate $35. On the new schedule, this
car will be written at $35 by the in,
surance companies and at $24.50 by
the Automobile Club.
This is declared to be victory for
the Automobile Club irrespective of
the success of its insurance depart
ment, as it bring California automo-
bile insurance rates now on a COM
parative level with those which have
obtained for year or more in the
east, and which the companies in this
state, for reasons of their own, have
absolutely refused to adopt until the
Automobile Club apparently forced
them to this action.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26

The annual report of the commits
sioner of the general land office, a
copy of which was received here
yesterday, shows that the operations
of the local office during 1913, man.
aged by Register Buren and Receiver
Robinson, like the name of Abou Ben
Adhem, "led all the rest" in the states
of Alabama, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Kansas,
Michigan, Louisiana, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Nevada. New Mexico, North
Dakota, Oklahoma. Oregon, South Da-
kota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming and
the territory of Alaska.
But four districts in the entire
United States, in the area where gov
ernment land is to be had, exceeds
the work accomplished in the local
districts-the Havre, Great Falls, Lew
iston and Miles City districts in Mon
tana. So far as California is con-
cerned, the Los Angeles district is
the only one in the state in which
the number of applicants for public
land exceeded 1000.
The number of entries made in the
Los Angeles district during 1913 was
3,272. Entered, original 24,5OO.25
acres; final, 68,34443 acres; patented
during that time. 56,422.66 acres. The
fees and commissions collected by the
local office amounted to $22, ,O2327. and
the purchase money was S134,434.2O.
making a total of $15645747 Of the
total amount entered 2,299.87 acres
were Indian lands.
The total receipts of the office were
S17S,O91.O6, of which amount $4,000
was paid as salaries and commissions
to the register and receiver, and the
cost OF incidentals in the management
of the office was $7,997.7O, or a total
expense of $13,997.7O.
The report shows that the acreage
on July l, 1913, unappropriated ana
unreserved, in the district. amounted
to 1891, ,790 acres. of which area
5,67O,366 was surveyed and 2,221.424
was unsurveyed. These lands are
described as level, arid desert, noun
famous and hilly, rolling, etc.
The surveyed land in the various
counties was in acres as follows: I'm
perlal county, 1922 acres; Kern,
76,5O3; Los Angeles, 5S4, ,791; Orange.
2O,21s; Riverside, 1,l92,4OS; San Ber-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-26
Preparing for
Big Auto Race
By Hal Sheridan.
written for the United Press)

written for the United Press)
New York, Jan. 22.-While the Ma
tional and American leagues are fix
ing their fences, the Federal league
making their hair-raising midnight
raids on the reorganization" corrals,
and college crews beginning to lin
ber up, things are also stirring in
automobile circles for the big sport
ing event of the year in that line.
The 500-mile sweepstakes run on the
Speedway at Indianapolis is now the
real wallop of the year so far as au-
tomobile speeding is concerned and
manufacturers and drivers are al
ready making preparations for the
grind.
Bob Burman, "speed king" who
has made more of a record as an ex-
hibition driver in smashing records
than by plotting cars to victory in
open competition, is out this year with
firm resolve to cop the Indianapo-
lis classic. Bob saw the Sheridan
coat of arms on the palatial Sheri-
dan office while in New York re-
Gently and dropped in to explain how
he expects to turn the trick.
In the first place he is building g
special car at Battle Creek, Mich
This car is Burman's idea of the last
word in speed construction. 1t is tC
carry a sixteen-valve motor, four tc
each cylinder, and is general!
framed along lines figured to pul