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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
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9lm 8. Septen1ber 1915 berlieB So.
Sllian bon balloons, etn mobilize.
fainter 11nb a1geie6ener @iirger iein
5eim, I'M leine 8erponbten in 3a=
ue1port 81 6eiltden. Set oieler 3eit
lit bon ibm 11idts mebr gebort unb
geleben moroen. gr trl,g eine11 bln-
felgriinen &od l1no ebeniolfe @elte,
bellblanes Semi, id1par5er Sut 1tnl
trlg einen 5pa5ierltod, als er fort
ging. SEER Saian lit 76 Sabre ali
lnb eir1 otter @eteron aus ben1 Sir.
gerfriege ullb 0iente in So. IS inn 90.
Soma Snfartterie= Negiment. Cine ge=
lobnu1g bon 500 lit ousgelebt, lper
ben Wann, lebenb ooer toot, iibermit-
telt. Wan be1adridtige
Gborles M. 8einfe,
@alcott, Sonia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
Or. @ape, 8abnprat, securitg
BUILDING. Cgln3.)
Gritideube @ale.
Sire gerwenbnng als ariegsmittel cine
enalifdc tGrfinbung.

Der geba1te .barur1, eritidsnbe
5@aie als MngriffsHlittel gu DsrtDenz
ben, itanlmt BON Dem elslifhcn Mos.
miral 9DrD 9unDonnIb. Dieier bate
i'm Sslli 1911 Die lebenseriti0renbe
sGigenf9aft BON @6pe1eiDampien
beoba@tet. Gein plank iolAe Daiinpfe
3u &rtegs5neden 3l bertpenDen, lpur.
De benz Nrin3zR egenten an IL. Mpril
1872 nntcrbreitet ua0 ON o;elem
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
Barter llno gf6el 8orter onitrel1gen
%laliel1. Ser &lager nerlangt sic obige|
Sun1me fiir gelieferte Groceries.
9entid,es s1catcr.
., oielc 8eiber. - 9pcrettctpolle IN
bier Mftelt.

utCI Ullell.
IS acreidt inns STINT aufridtigcr
G~ergnilgen, fonltotircn SIT folu1en
bab iid bas Sttere1ie fir r%l111icr'
oelttides Ibcater IN nurd@alls %oufltei
GENDER 2inic hemegt. Die Nllltdt
oab mir es bci lmleren1 &iinitIcrel1.
ienlble nit nolllpertbigen &raften 81
tfn1n babelt, sic al,d bDhcren Mniprii=
den %geniigel1, oringt int INNER mel
tere &reile. Tolge oanon lit, oab Die
Nadlfrage ltadl Glaten itd bon Gpr-
itelll,na 5t g%oriteIlltng lteigert. User
lth ullo fiir nadllten Son1tag nod
niht NIT Iidets perlebell bot, miro
gut tblln, bas n1oglidIt idneu nod
%5ltbplert. Gus mirflid @ltte bridt
iid) eber in1n1er ullo iibcraa Sabn
l1t0 Oas &artral1cn in Sic 2eitung
lltieres mieoererlta11oenen peltlhen
Iheaters 1pad]lt Observation-Disclosures
Sid bieies gertral1cns miirDig 81,
seiae1t, bic ielpeilieen 2eiitultgelt mad,
Mtoglidjfeit 81 iteigerll lulo INNER
nod 9elleres SIT bietel1, lit bos 8e=
Iitrehel ieoes ~ein5clnen W3itglieoes lt1=
leres trefflid}cn aiinitlerperlonals.
Sim spnl1tog allo cine Sperette1=
poiic ., oie'e @eiber!!" @ie melt in
bieiem toIlfiibnen Spiel Die 6rallel1=
fragerl alr9eidnittel1, in mclber 6orm
tic erleOigt meroer, bas at perratbell
gebt iiber 1lniere &raft. Mber bab
man iid i'ur 2ad)en id1ier otsid)iitten
miro, lit itder. 1ie @eiet1r1g ser
ein5clnen &ollen 9%orantirt oos. @err
Sorts, Ser allh ~aleid)5eitig pieoer Die
S1li5el1irll1g belorgt, ipielt cine Molle,
Bic als Mittelpunft ser orolligen
Sanolnl1g Die ganse Salt bes grfol.
ges tragt - allo ldlon bon %porn6er=
ein ein Gemim. Sic foitlide 5rol1
8riidner ipielt lei11en meiblid)e1 @i=
oerpartner. Mltd) bas fam Der Muf-
fiibrlt11g MN sum @ortheil gereiden.
Serr Soffma1m mint einen ihiidter=
l1en fomiiden 2iebbaber, ieine Spe=
5ialitdt, in ser ct l11iibertrefflih lit.
Srdl1lein Saran fon1mt inns 0iesmal
als iunges, liebes Ira11dler inns miro
iider ale @er5en gefal1gen l1ehrnen,
mabreno @err Miiblbon NIT befa11n=
ter girtltoiitat einen Noturforider
lpielt, Dem feline @iiienidoft iiber
Nlles eebt. ginen iiberfll1gen naie=
meiien 9adfiih bat 6railtlein @ar1b=
berg bar5uitellen. 8ei ibrer 6ibig=
felt, Sic 5delmerei pradtig gum
Nllsorud 5l bringer, ieoenfaQs bolt
GROCER 9urdll6lagsfraft. 8us ele<
|gante 6ralleit 8enoer bnt einer fe=
ld]en Iatn5erin 2eben lnb 5eele ein-
5ubandel1, Elm l1nterfange1t, bas ibr
iider gelingt. @dbren0 @err 5dn=
bert cine rlfige Tigltr, einen slllerr
lp~eltsbelfer al1f Sic @retter 81 ltellen
fat, miro a%1lriere Strait 3engler als
cine perliebte Sollsbalterin Sic 2a6=
ml1sfeln in 8epegltng .bringen. Ser
ldieoene @elangs= lt1to Sam5einlagen
merben Dos gnt5iiden Ser 8ub0rer=
ldaft biloen. 1ireftor Mriifner aIs
idneiOiger Sffi5ier 81 iebel1, lit 0ltrds
aus belnerfenslpertb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
@rnnOcigentbnms : l1ebertragnnsen.

5. MilIiom Mod nno Srou an
Matbilbo spengler, I6eil BON Got
10, 8lod 131, 2egloire's IL. 9lbbi=
ton, 81.
So. g. 8aibatp un6 5ral1 an g(g-
mes Morriion, 2ots 2 u1o 3, Blod
6, RiDerliOe Mobition, Conn Betten.
Sort, ST..
Charles gpengler nrr6 5rou an s.
@iaiam M9od, Ibeile bon 2ots IL
un6 20, @. s. 81. MitheMs CUB
Gipiiipn, 81.
coleman 2ongt11a1 1tnb 6ral, an
%9lleranber gorbin Got 6, 8lof 8,
McSntolb's 2. glboitipn, 81.
Sobarna Gloien an Soma Iolpns
Gealtp So, 2ot s, 9lod 8, Iopn
@alcott, 81.
&od Sslano greping So. an Soma
Somns MealtD So, Got g. 9lod 8,
Comm @alcott, 81.
$. 81. Sones n110 Sral1 an Wapne
g. 9ai6alp, 2ots 2 un6 3, 8lod 5,
Glnerltoe 4o0ition, Comm 8ettell=
BORT, 81.
agne5 abortion an aatberi1e 9.
MnOeriol1, Ibeile bon Sot5 Is unb
10, Slod 1, George g. Sbnp's 2.
aO0ition, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30

Sung Ieines 3eritorlmgsgenil1S ma=
ren Ieine meiteren Sdypad)en.
Meilcnjteine in 2ebenslanf.
1anton 1par III ser SPECIALIZATION
Der reholrtiondret Clubs, ~belp1bers
oem Club Ser Goroeliers, in sen er-
lte11 beioen Sabren ser Mepollttio,t
a%ngeIsben; er NOR elmer ser 6iibrer
Der berridenoen @arteien Dor Sem
5hredensreginte,1t.l1n elmer Ser sln.
%ltifter 6es Mngriffs al1f Sic Il1ilerieu
am 10. Nltgnlt 1892.
or trl,g an Sen Walienhinridtnr-
gen III Ben @efa11gni1en lit Ser er=
item Septemberapohe bes sSabres
1892 lein geriittelt MaB bel n110 lebte
bel Ser gerbanOlltng geaen Sen @6-
Mig ieinen @infllb gum grla1gen oes
Io0esurtbeils int SSal1l1ar 1893 elm.
@iner Ser @riinber 0eS beriibmten
repollttionaren tribunals i'm Mars
1898 nabm er int CONNER nn6
5erblt. 0eslelben Safres an ser fritz
hert @eididte oes aon1ites fit Of
fentli6e 5i6erbeit tbeil mo iibte bci
bem St1r5 Ser 8iro1tDiite1 am g.
Sum- 1898 groBen ginfluB aus.
Die bier &apitcl Scr Meppl1ttipn.
Die bier &apitel Ser fran5olil6en
|8epolltion 1inb:
1. Die rationale oDer fonItituiren.
|oe Serlam1lltng bonn 5. Mai 1889
6is gum 80. September t791;
2. Die Legislative Geriammlu1g
oom |. Sfto6er 1791 bis 5llm 20.
|September 1892.
3. Die Decentralization pom
III. September 1892 Bis gum 26. OF
tober 1885 un6
q. 3as 0~ireftoril1m bonn 81. Otto
Der 1885 bis gum 8. Mopember 1893.
SSl1lt Ben 11adliten brei slbtbeilungell
fitbrte Ser &eo1er 0ie Geibidtsperi-
oben Ser Nationalfonpention, bc11
|Gbarafter u1b 6ie Organization ser
Decentralization n1b Bic allgemei=
men Wterf1nale Der Sbredensregie=
rtng aus.
2antOn's @tnr5 ,,nO feline Madfolser.
3anton's 5tl1r5 1pl1roe bonn 9feo-
l1er o1f oie folgenoen Nhlrfte 5ltriid=
gefiibrt: ieine 1padblenoe l1nluIt an
Dem ertren1en 8llttbergieben un6 Die
SdlnBfarce Ser &epolutior1, Ser Ser
fall ieiner %Nnbanger in berldiebene
@rrppen uno Die madienoe Meadt
leiner Sei1Oe mie al1b bas lette I'M
gliiflide 3lliatnmentreffen NIT Mobe=
lpterre, Oie gegen ibl1 %erbobenen Mr=
flasen ltt1b Sic mabren @rii1t0e. fir
leinen Stlr5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
Canton ,tnb Mubeipicrrc.

Canton apar Mobeipierre in perionz
liher grldeinltng, IN forperlidem
nn0 mornlii6em M1l,tb iiberlegen,
iiberlegen ferner 0l1rd Mangel on
6euhelei unb giferlu6t nno lhliebz
li6 iiberlegen in Ser Meoefunit nrt6
Ser Itoatsmdnnilden Mi1lenlbait.
unterlegen mar er Mobeipierre in
Ser Moralitat, i'm 6anatismlls uno
in Ser genialelt gerihmorl1ng. S11
ser @cftigfeit Der Metbooen, III lll1-
t%erlegener fo~1rltruftioer Wodt nnb IN
Der Ibotiahe ieiner ei9enen Tolitif
gum Spfer 5n faqen, a6nelte er Ho6e=
Ipterre
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
5tabt NIB Gon j,
samstag, ben 80. Sttobsr.
&leine @tabt=M enigteiten.

- @l1t SIT SUB nad Scl1 Gebraud)
I'M erer Sllb=Sabletten uno E11luer.
Giepe's Mppt6efe. gl115.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30
Iantpn's Sdauaden.

Gem 11nregelmdBiaer 2e6enslmri
ul1b Der gelegentlide 8erOadt bon ii.
rta1l5ielIen u1o politiiden l1nregel.
maBigfeiten.
9anton's @laube an glutDergie.
Ben ais Mittel politiiGer geriut'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30

Soben gie idon Dl6 Miliion
gier probirt? @leih nit Dem beIten
importirten gier uno empfo6len bon
ben 9oftoren. Sod Sslanb 9reming
$50. Mrp.1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-30

glt,1a: Sen 5dnpamm aushriiden" ,
leine g%erbi1onng nit Mannert, Be-
men CT miBtraute nlro beren Metbp=
Den CT glltbieb, ltllo enolih iein Wo11=
gel OIL fonl truftiper Maht 5l1r grg0n-
sung leines 3eritorungsgenils MOO
rer Iei1e meiteren SdJm1den.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18

of high class merchandise and the
best and most reliable brands of chem
icais and phamaacu5ieais
Gc.ng college graduate i'm scien-
tif.c pharmacy and having specially
prepared himself fer his profession
years ago by Il special course in ana
lytical chemistry. Mr.. Davis has shown
by his record Of accuracy and eff
cheney chat he is we'll able to conduct
The drug business ON scientific as well
as commercial lines
AT he new store about to be opened
at Sixth and Main streets there has
been nothing spared to produce IA
pleasing effect and at the same time
dispense with whatever might appear
as superfluous or unnecessary. For
harmony Of color and artistic effect,
blended with convenience and comfort,
it is hard 10 conceive of an improve
meut that might be added.
On Monday this beautiful store viii
be christened hF the ladies' OF the Ten
thousand Club who will take charge
Of the fountain and serve dainty
lunches and inyigorating drunks to The
thirsty and hungry.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
IiUYN' lnIl ""ctiOli.
ROBINSON TELLS OF
REASON FOR ASSEMBLY Y

The meaning o. the Agricultural
Assembly, its local significance ana
relation to world agriculture, was
finally expressed by S. +. Roblnson
Of Imperial in opening the meeting
Of the field crops section, OF which he
is chairman. While the necessity OF
better farming in lie valley had called
forth the Assembly, it had a broader
meaning.
The day of slipshod farming meth
DDS has gone by for Imperial Valley,
MIR Robinson said. 1T is true that IN
the old days of virgin soil, large acre
age and little or no cultivation, we
enjoyed a degree of prosperity, but
the pigWeed and bermuda grassland
numerous othcrs-are now olsputlng
our right 10 ease with prosperity.
Thoughtful men over the valley have
recognized that changed conditions are
demanding d better agriculture and,
working together, have called this Ag-
ricultural Assembly TO give impetus
TO this movement, to the end that at
the end of the year, when we cast
mn our accounts, we will Nave more
of that which makes the mare 90
or the automobile, as the case may
be.
"These are days when many people
are seeking to assist the farmer, e5-
pecially with advice. We hear much
talk of loan associations, cheaper mon
ev and better and easier credits. All
Of which, it occurs to me, is putting
The cart before the horse. Our le2iIs.-
lative committee on rural credits tells
us that 80 per cent of The farm ven
lures in five years in California have
been failures. Is it any wonder thai
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
Another Creditable Store
On a Prominent Corner

The new drug store about to be
opened to the people of Imperial val
ley and the people of El Centre in par
tieular, IS without doubt one of the
mos, beautiful stores in California and
would do credit to a city much larger
than Fl Centre. However, John T..
Davis, one of the pioneers of the
great Imperial Valley does nothing
by halves.
Mr.. Davis came to the valley nearly
u years ago and has been able to
watch the growth, not only Of the
whole valley, but i'm particular Of Ei
Centre. lie built the first frame house
with a chimney southeast of HoltVlllC,
in No. r. on the land he originally
took up in coming to the valley. He
improved all Of his ranch and put it
under cultivation the frs. year of
his residence there. After getting his
ranch in a high state of cultivation,
anl having rcgaiued his health, shat
tered on account Of Toe close attel-
ton 10 business IN his I'D home town
Of Salem, n. j., he came to FL Cen
tro in March, 1909, and started in The
du~ business al the corner Of Fifth
and Main
Since that time Mr Davis estab-
lished the first hieh class dru@ store
in iIoltville, in what Was at lhe time
the new Holt block, now occupied by
Varney Brothers and the First Ma
tional Bank of lotvillo.
A little later Mr. Davis built a
bricl, block at Seelcy and established
a first class drug store Jhere, depend
ing on the growth of the community
10 sustain his enterprise. That he
was right in this venture is evidenced
by the fact that lie store is q paying
business and had been successfully
conducted the past two years bv j. b
Toler.
Mr.. Davis put in the first up-to-
date and high class soda fountain and
fixture outfit that FL Centre ever had
at his Fifth and Main street store
lie has always kept his store neat
and attractive and made a specially
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
TRUAX CASE IS
IN JURY'S HANDS

District Attorney Galen Nichols this
morning summed up the case for the
state in the TruaX arson conspiracy
trial and il is expected that the case
will be concluded today.
The jury which is this afternoon de
Gliding the fate Of the defendant CON
tains a number Of the most prominent
citizens Of the county.
Interest in the case is strong i'm the
border city, as the TruaX family is
prominent in business and socially at
CalaXico, TruaX being proprietor Of
ieweiry store at that place.
The case went to the jury at 11;15
and the jury was still out this after
noon. the time required indicating n
division.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A delightful program was enjoyed
Friday morning 10y the students OF the
High School Many compositions Of
the famous Sehumam were played by
Miss Higman. Schumann, we Know
was famous for his humanitarian IN
cinations and literary ability. Such
pieces as were played this morning
can come only from one so gifted and
can he played successfully only by
an artist. Sufficient to say that Miss
Higman played them all successfully.
The program, consisting entirely Of
"Novelette"
Romance in + Sharp
"Scenes from Childhood':
! enlightened"
. "Game Of Tag
3 calling Asleep
4 "Hobby Horse
might Song
"Vienna Carnival Scene
"The Princess
The students were surprised to hear
from Miss Hipman that she had not
played well. Therefore She introduced
Miss Winifred Perry, who has recent
lv returned from Berkeley, where she
has been attending school. Miss Per-
ry PLAYED three of Schumann's compo-
sitions in a most charming manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
AllEyesC Center on the Farmers at tBrawley Today

the farmer pays a high rate of III
terest and finds difficulty in obtain
ing money? And do we expect to
remedy this by legislative eaaetmant2
We might rs well COW yellow clover
and eNpec, to aeap alfalfa. II is time
we farmers were developing ra-
tional and profitable system of farm
ing as a basis oi credit w must
get into the habit Of looking at The
bank as a pace 20 put money. in
stead of a place to go to set money.
You cannot legislate INTO a banker
,he willingness to loan money to a
man Who has a faw certainty Of go-
ing broke. But when he has fair
certainty Of making a profit ON hi
investment and labor YOU couldn', leg
islate TO keen the banker from loan
ing to him if there vas occasion fer
it.
when our farms are we'll organ
ized uader farming system that it,
sures q profit on labor and investment
and maintains the fertility Of the soil.
better credits will follow as the dav
follows night.
But let us not neglect the broader
in this assembly. II fman-
cal gain were the only consideration
that has brought us together TODAY.
this assembly might well deserve to
end in failure Behind this movement
IS the broad principle of community
interest. If is in step with the march
oil world events. Carried to is ulti-
matc conclusion, 'ho iaeal that is the
inspiration Of this movement will
brir" that cooperation and efficiency
to the United States that Germany
has deyeloped through miltarism that
is the wonder Of the world today. But
what a contrast. And what an insni-
ration: and what more of inspiration
does a farmer want than to turn from
the spectacle Of Emope's bloody fields
10 vision Of what agricultural Amer
lea may he, with every road a pool
road and every school a GOOD school.
and the farms yielding greater profits
with less labor and expense Then
money Will be more evenly divided.
there viii he smaller cities and more
denscly nopulated farming sections.
The problem Of how to koon the boy
ON the farm viii he solved and we
will have more happy homes and row-
or tra9ns. Better fqrminp is fhc ha-
sis "non which all these things rest.
With increased per acre production
these things viii follow as naturally
as Nature send ND a field of alfalfa
and paints it blue with blossoms. The
opportHnitv for the farmer 10 he
factor in shanine he deslinv Of Amer
ican citizenship was never better
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
Serbian Army In Albania
Newly Equipped BY Italy

New York, Dee. 1S.-Tho Serbian
army which retreated through the
mountains to Albania is ho.ng thor
ougLly re-cquippeI by Italy. which
has landed large force in that coun-
try. The combined force Of Serbians
and Italians constitute a serious mcn-
ace to the right wing Of the Teuton
army as they ara numerous enough
10 put ur a vigorous fight.
The Allies are finding pleasure in the
fact hat the king Of Abyssima has
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
President Wilson's Wedding
Takes Place Late Today

Washington. Dec. lS.-The Wedding
of President Wilson and Mrs. Edita
Boiling Galt viii take place late to-
daY. only the families Of the con
tracing parties Eeing present
Ali of the invited guests were pres
inel-Nrs. Francis B. Sayre Of Vii
Jamestown, Mas, the presidents
youngest daughter; Mrs. Anna Howe,
his sister. and Mrs. Anne Cochran, his
niece, arrived during the day and are
guests at the White House. Olher5
who came were Dr.. William Boiling
of Louisville, Ky. aud Rolfe L. Boil
Ing OF Panama, brothers of Mrs. Calf.
Most of the members Of the wedding
party Witnessed the christening at the
White House Of Helen Wilson Nc
Adoo, 7-months-old daughter Of Sec
letary Of the Treasury McAdoo and
Mrs. MeAdoo, the presidents only
granddaughter. The Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith, rector of st. MarParets
Protestant Episcopal church here, who
is to perform the ceremony, officiated
at the christening.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
America VIII Repeat
Demand On Austria

Washington, Dec. 1S-The state Of
affairs between Austria and the Unit
ed States continues most menacing.
Austriaa reply has proven WHOLLY ua-
satifactory to this country, and Sec
retary Lansing and President Wilson
have prepared a reply in which this
country will reassert in most emphatic.
manner the demands of the first An
coma note.
Comments by Austrian and German
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18

The secret leaked out today. Post
master c. w Collins is Santa Claus.
This might have been suspected before
from the insistent smile that ooZes
through his careworn complexion, but
it mad not. Collins is Canta Claus,
and in that capacity he is sending out
from 35 to 40 sacks Of mail a day, to
all parts Of the country, but mainly to
Texas.
And, strange to say, this year is
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
HUSBAND. WIFE AND
DAUGHTER GUILTY.
OF BOOTLE EGGTNC

Tried and convicted on d charge of
bootecging, his. wife and daughter
convicted on a similar charge the
same day, Newt Gray Of HoiVile 10
dav is facing a Now charge Of vio-
latino the liquor ordinance His wife
and daughter were convicted by Il
jury Of women. To-day a jury of men
will listen to The evidence in the see
ond trial of Cray. Attorney Seymour.
has been retained as special prose
cutor IN Lh. lrial..
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18

newspapers and officials leave ittlc
hope Ter AN adjustment of the dif-
iereuees. A rupture of diplomatic re-
lation#, therefore, in thc course Of
few days, would not come with sur
prise.
The continual development of facts
showing completely of Germans and
Austrars IN dynauite oalrages III
this country is mfmonbiy affecting
the situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18

rendered to France 100000 soldiers,
10 be escd as the cyigencics Of the var
may demand
Another point Of satisfaction to the
Allies is lhe notice Greece has served
ON the central powers that under no
circums lance can the Bulgafs. i'm pur-
suit of the AiIes, cn,er on Greek
soil. From this, 1t is evident that
should the Bulgars pursue the AlIes
to Saouika me Greek army would
join he Allies in driving out the il
Vadcrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
PRESIDENT WILSON THANKS AMERICAN PEG
PIE on HIS WEDDING DAY FOR
THEIR GOOD WISHES
Gg Woodrow Wilson

Pc den. OF the United States
have been deeply touched by the
good wishes 90 generously expressed
10y many thousand Of my fellow ei,-
izens in connection with ny marriage.
Those coed wishes have been ex-
tended in such GOOD taste and with
such genuine feeling that thcy nave
given me a sclf-approc.at.on Of the
fine foei.e OF The people Of the coun-
uy toward those whom they have
trusted aad who are trying to serve
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
Cotton Market.

Cotton recovered slightly today, ac-
cording 10 advices received by DAILY
Brothers.
A ginners' report will be made by
The government Monday, showing
amount of cotton ginned to Dccem-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-18
Santa Claus Is Buster
Here Than Ever Before

smashing all records in the amount of
mail forwarded.
Incoming Christmas packages have
begun to arrive, and the next week
will witness continuous rush Of
business in Uncle Sans sweat shop.