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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-08-21
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
E. P. Ripley
On Relation Of Railroads and People

The industrial leaders of this nation talking t.
public face through the columns of this paper
The time when if corporation had anything to
to the people they sent hired hand. whispered i
through lawyer employed lobbyist to explain it tc
the legislature the who know and the who
do are talking the fence to the who pows
When the leading business OF this nation get
hack to the soil with their problems strife and dssen
son disappear, for when look into each others
faces end smile there better day coming.
- 20 ~ ca.., r. T,oi,ro,d
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
CAIL -. RIns.

Sealed bids will be received az the
office of the county clerk of Berna-
lilo county, New Mexico, up 60 two
O'Clock in the afternoon of Wedncs-
day August IS, 1915. for the erection
OF a wUmans ward at the county Jail
lin Old Albuquerque aud the building
of a fence around said property m
accordance with plans and specitioa-
tons in the office Of George J.. Hill
architects all said work to be done
under the supervision ana to the sat-
isfaction of said architect
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish bond satisfactory To-
the board of county commissioner
for the faithful performance of the
contract
The board reserves the right to res
iect any or all bids
by order Of the board Of county
commissioners. A. u. WALKER
CIcrk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
P0ST0FFlCE AT ELK
ROBBED: MERCHANDISE
HAULED OFF IN WAGON
'arseI.l olsrAtas 70 soaslss Io0rsAll

santa Fe Aug 10.-The postofflee
department has been informed that
the poaoffice 40 Elm. Chaves county
has been robbed Il was kept in a
general merchandise store and the
thieves besides CARRYING off Gin
cash stole o wagonload eft merchau-
disc Their efforts 10 crack the safe
We're unavaillng
The postoffice department is figur-
ing on establishing the longest auto
mobile route IN the United States. be-
tween Lovington. Eddy county and dll
paso. the distance being 241 miles.
The route viii De via Artcsia and the
bid 81 the only contractor submitting
figures Is $4,000 year lie offers
to place "A number of six-eylinder ears
on tine route and 10 supply number
OF smaller routes tributary TO the
main route.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
Won JAG0W NOT
READY To TALK
OF PEACE TERMS
Effort of Socialist Member of
ReIchstag to Get Expression
From Minister of Foreign
Affairs Fails.

London. Aus 20 CNtUS p. m1 ~
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent
sends dispatch received there from
Berlin Which saws that Gottheb Won
JagoW thc German foreign minister
declined 10 reply today in the reieh-
stag TO the question Of pr Karl Licb-
knecht. one of the socialist leaders.
whether The government was dispos-
cd t1 abandon us idea Of the annex
alton OF conquered territory and en-
ter lnto Immediate peace pour par
lers if the other helligerent powers
We're similarly Inclined.
Il think J have the support OF a
majority of the house. Herr Won
lagoW is quoted as having said. IF
decline 60 reply as the moment is
unsuite 1if
This statement. the correspondent
SAYS was received with great app
plause.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
CONlGSNEN DOES NOT KNOW
YET WHAT PRICE HE'LL PAN

Chicago. Aug 20, President Co
miskc,, of the White SoN, tonight eoh-
flrmed the report that ne had pur-
chased Joe Jackson but said he would
moi know anything about the terms
of Inc deal until his secretary re-
turned ana reported tomorrow morn
ing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

Chicago. Aug 2o Boston defeated
Chicago. 4 90 ! today driving Benz
of the mound boa t1e rIrst NUNS
Shore caHed up ln the base haif of Tine
ninth and three rite saved chicago
from SMUT out
Score r. H. r..
Boston 300 600 100 a ll
Chicago 200 600 0ul 50 70
Batteries Shore Russell ana Cady
Benz and Schlll
SUMMARY Two-uase his Gard
nef. Weaver Collins Three h8se
hits Speaker Hohlitzel Double
play Russell o. Weaver io Collins
Bases ON bulls -Off Benz IN Rus
sell I oft shore lle-Off Benz
3 ia as inning Of Russell S In SGD
innings struck ON By Russell g
by shores 3 rmpres chill and
Evans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

FOR SALE-Good pony very cheap.
1923 South Edith.
FOR overland 5-passenger
automobile. a bargain AlbuQuer-
que Carriage Co
FOR SALE Empire cream separa-
tor bargain. Albuquerque Car
riage co.
Board and room must
be ina same house; for out-of-town
students. Albuquerque Business COL
lege
WE EXPECT to have "a few excellent
young men and women from out
side the city who would like TO help
defray living expenses. If YOU need
amy kind of help let us know AL
buquerque Business COLLEGE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
Washington =. cleveland o.

cleveland Aus 20 only one
Cleveland player reached second Hase
today. Harper was Ia tIp-top form
and Washington had me- trouble Wln-
ming tu q.
Score R VI u.
Washington 600 ORE COOS n o
Cleveland 600 000 GOO o %
Batteries Harper and williams,
Brent0n, Collamore and O'Neul
summary TWo-husc hit oNcill
Double plaNs Turner 10 Wambs
gnnss to kitkc Mcbride To Foster to
Gnndu Hif or Breuton 10 2-3
innings Collamore ln 2l-8 inumga
Bases ON balls orr Brcnton Oft
Harper % Struck oul By Hreuton
nl Harper s Umpircs o'Longh-
ln and lllldehmnd.
New York at S. Louis. postponed.
ra3n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

80 one can reasonably hope for
good healtA uheu Ais bowel ave "en-
stipated. Take Chamberlain Tablets
and get relief They are easy 10 take
and pleasant 10 effect Obtainable
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
Pacific Coast League.

Portland. s Salt Lake.
Oakland Vernon.
san Francisco. los Anseles 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
Western League.

Denver 1-as 81 Joseph 5-4
wichita l-i Sioy CITY 1-2
Lincoln. Des Moines. B
Topeka. O Omaha, i.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

Real estate prohlems--purchas
sales or trade--are easily solved b.
Journal want ads Read them. use
them Do 4 today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

81 Louis st Brooklyn tWo games
Chicago A. Buffalo. two games
Kansas city al Baltimore. Two games.
Pittsburgh ~ Newark
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
MARSANS FIGURES
SENSATI0NALLY IN
BR00KLYN'S VICTORY

Brooklyn Aug 90 Rrooklyn de-
fcatcd So Louis. 90 o. today Ar
mandu Marmns. the cuban who yes
turday was permitted te play by "a
court decision. was IL the lineup and
made one hit and two sensational
catches
Score Y y u.
st FOULS - O0i GOO 0O0a-l 4
Brooklyn ...O4l 20l 00NN 10 2
B8ttcrlet Watson Nilictt ana
Hartley Marion and Land
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

Boston. Aug 20 Two Of buston'H
four hits on Meadows counted the
oplg run ~ tOdaN'e game with So
Louis Hughes bad the visitors in hand
al 200 tmcf
score A. a. ~.
ga Louis GOO OnU N0Ha-n d
Boston ... coo 100 COS 4
batteries Meadows. Robinson ana
snyder Hughes and GowdN
Summary Two-hnHc hits Dohn
co Hughes rhrec-blso hit MArvc.
Double plal Wilson % MUcr to Mon-
dows Bases on balls or llughca o.
Cff Meadowa off Robinson l. ilita
or M,adoWu 4 % Innings of Rob
isnn o iu I inuiug struck ont bY
llughoa s. hy Meadows 2 tmpirDe
hitm aud tmHlIe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

New York. A0H go New York oas-
iy defeated Cincinnati IN thc last
game 81 nc series. TO Tcsrc1u
allowed ouly rive scattered hits and
only one visitor reached third
score r. n f..
Cincinnati GOO 600 coo % I
Ncw York 500 100 g0x q % /
Batteries Lear. McCloakcH aud
Wlngn TcHroau ana Doom wendell
Summary Two base his Fletcher
Mollwlix. Double plays Wingo TO
llor8oR lierzog to Wagner go Moli-
vitx Raises ON balla-Off Lear 9.
tlita or Lear 10 Ia innings Oft
McCloskey in I inning struck out
lily TcNroau 4 ON McCmskCN 2. tm-
pires- BYRON and Eason
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
TOO T,ATr To CLASSIFY

ee~~-~~~-~-~4~~~-~-~~~-~-~~
OR SALE-Good pony very cheap.
fU99 Goutb Edith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

Philadelphia. Aug go "A home run
hl Bancroft in the eleventh. elvo Phil
adclphia i-tp.d victory over Pitts
hurah TODAY Hlxfl ana cooper were
hlt hard Alexander did grand work
as a rescue twlrlcr Bancroft and Aink
made three hits each
score. ". ~ t..
Pittsburgh 100 00l 0l0 90 2 ~ l.
PhHaphia 00i 600 O000l--4 o
Batteries Cooper and Gibson itix-
cy. Alexander nud ltilliter
Summary TNo-baae hits John
ston Gibson. l.uderuk. Nlehoff Home
runs Wagner. Bancroft Crnvnth
Double plays Wagner to NuA 90
Johnston. Byrne 10 Niehoff 90 lu-
derus, Bancroft TO Nichoff Is Luderus
Buses Ola balls Off Cooper d off
Rixey a HITS OF RNey 10 iu l-2
innings of Alexander 10 ? 2-a ln-
nlnga struck oui Bf Cooper 2 hN
WXey s.. by Alexander ! tupiroa
QDny and etockdnie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

IWIIIIU AuF 20 HUIIUIU UII Mr.
council hard aud took the second
game Of the serica from Chicago to-
day, to g. schulz had only One bad
inning
Score e. 49, IT,,
ChicaEo .. coo Oa0 600 3
Buffalo .... 200 l8l 0ON n o
Batteries Mcconnell Black aud
Fisher. schulz and Alien
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21

Nmcrican ieagie
Washington Al Detroit
Philadelphia ai Cleveland
NeW York al Chicaeo.
Boston al ST. Louis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-21
SUPERBAS TAKE
10 INNING CAME
FROM THE CUBS
Five Pitchers Used n Contest
In Which Heavy End of
Score Swings Back and
Forth

NnHtiffH fNlHfAt ertafft thhaHn FlHNI
Brooklyn Aug lH BROOKLYN ds
teattd Chieugo g GO DO q sensational
feu-mnmE game TODAY five pitchers
being used The Supethls obtained
tWo.run lead in thc FIRST two INNINGS.
bar thc Cubs eventually tied The score
and took oue-fuu ioad iu thcir hHt
of tho tenth. Lavender opened Brook
Ana half ~ the tenth hy hitt.ns
Myers Olsen sacrificed aud Daubeft
bent out bunt Wheat hit scoring
Myers and Daubcrt
score R.H.E.
Chicago a..tt0 0I0 100 l-5 NJ O.
RrookYn $50 600 600 2--6 D.
Batteries label. Lavender and
nresuahan. Douglas Dell smith ana
McCartY
summary Two base bits Fisher,
Williams Threc-haso s-Zimmer-
man. olsen wheat Double playr
Cuiahaw ~ Dauhrrt t2J Bases on
balls OF Douglas Off label 3 off
Smith g off Lavender iiif -pft
Douglas s ia a8 innings off Dell
ln 3 i-8 innings of Smith 2 iu o
innings Oft Inbcl 4 in o iunings Of
Lavender FL t-8 INNINGS struck
out-By Douglas by label hy.
Smith 4 { mpres Rgler and Cockll
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Ginfabrnns pOu Seamicn.

@m Ietten Snmstog Mbeilb fonS
i'm Riperpiep @bnpter Der @oitern
@tnrs one. @%infiibrurg Der geanteft
Statt. M1tBer 1eir IS Nitglieoern
Der StorS fparen nllh Die Mitglieoer
Ser q. s. intb u. %. 2oae, nebit
beren Sornilien, als eelooene @dIte
anpefert6.
Die Smtalierlnig Der 8enlntel
fapo itatt 6urt SRI. @r1mua Silber,
9iSt. Sep. @rano Mutron, m1ter
Giftfters BON Sroii Sldia 8alfer.
oIs TarfbaI; Or. Gidion, 90. s.;
sSrait Seinfe, &aplan.
Sim SdllliB ser gerenlonien cltp'
fina Irml 81. 6. 9retper has vEall
Motron ~escfnel" uls 8eidieh beS
Srhets, mt6 SRI. @nrma Sdlbcr', IN
If~sertennntg inner tre,ten 9ienite
cine bnodNnolIe 9otpIe BON gafdlif'
Fenem @luS. Cir gMthett mlf
9atmfrdndcn beid,loB DIE ltitcrhaI
tittg Ses Gberhs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Sappb Soaow.

8ir babett 3. 3. iebr lauaipgenebmes
Better ,ino i~fmusiee. a~ufgepeid)te
Straben; iino aber Der fefter Soft.
nuns, 6aB es in ndditer 3eit better
peroem tpinb.
Bir mir bDren, apar Dos 8orSup
per in Der fatbolliidm Sd)lde BON
2ittle 8enser elm redt biibider gr.
foIg, uno ole 8etbeilieuipg. BON 9ab
unS SertL mar cine iebr 5oblreid,e.
Rtt tiefer Sra,ier erfiinte urs Die
4odridt bonn CODE uniepes 5reuitr
hes, SalIius @raf. 8ir entbieten
hermit Der idper 9epriithen IomiIie
uro allen gerponOten bes Seritor.
benen. unfer aufridtiges @eileib.
@leidfaIs beritderu mir ole 8otniIic
hes iiitgft perltorbenen Gbas. @her-
lin unferer ber5Iiden Gbeilrnbuc al
ibrem @erIuit. geibe 8eritorbcre
iparen ollgemein befonnte rn,6 bodt
geadtete @iiraer BON @ascouooc
gounfD,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Ssrmann q. 2.

Irtbur inn6 Sa,lba Reper iirrb III
Ieste ISOLDE nod argentine nitO
8iliomstoap1t, @anlas, 9ereiit urll
8eripanbte au beiuden.
9ie 3uianmenfunft Der Social
i'm SbuIbaitie BON StttIc
Berger, NOR sablreif beitdt. Gonrs
tp Sduliuperintenoelnt 8ontier NM
grofefIor 8iGioms, bon ser Stoots.
l~lnirerfitat, bieltcn IfrIprodten.
SRI. gbriitine &oblfing, meId)c id
elm BOAR 8oteu bier, BEL ibren a:i.
gsboriaen a~lrfscboItem bate, bot lid
ant Letter Samstag nof Serrlnill
beaeben, iur bel ibren Snfel, git1.
RohIfine, 5t bIeiben.
emil Sberg, BON ct. 2ouis ,iit 3lir
3eit bier oalf geiind, ben ietarein On
fef, 5reo 0beng. fotnic ortoerlt Yer
rpanoten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
S,pcnspiae "a. 8.

8ir tuoren tief eridiittert onrd,
Sic 9adridt bonn Sooc linieres
SrernSes, SnIiils @raf, s. mar
ipieSeriu1 elm 8elpeis bon Der I'm.
aetpiBbeit Ses 2ebens. iftSem Der
Soo uns 8a ieber StunSc eretlen
Tam.
Gs lit ferner unfere tranrtae
gfIidt, BEN SOB bes fleiten Sarrp,
oes 3h 1onate often Sobnfen BON
gSp. aoepte nft6 @nttin 81 beridp'
ten. Der 8leine itorb oat 8. .. N.
iupo ipurbe an lesten Sorrltog aul
Dem airdabof Der epansl. Stride. IN
Sem, beeroiqt. &oftor Sigo Bon.
ordt feitete Ole Epouerfeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Ser Geid,aftsaorta Ser Morri5on

Ser @eihdftssarg Der Morriion
0dillirg 60. iit CUR j3eit iebr gut !;
9ie 6irma bot ioeben ei,,en guf.
trog fir 2iefem,ng BON 7 garlabun.
gen Mcbl erb1lten.
Sobn Stors. meId)er ftd in Der
p%ergarsenen ISOLDE nod Saline
Gountp beseben botte. lit Dol, anrt
nit elmer @nsabl Stiif 8ollbliit-
Rinbpieb auriidsefebrt.
Senrp 3eismann lno @ottin be.
fanSem iif mebrepe Sose Der bori.
gen ISOLDE in @tlob.
Serb 8efers. peld}er tiirslid
fraff mar, bat ftd nieber iotpeit er.
bolt, BOB en- auf iein fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
SricSenstbaI.

Sobr Soib ipar am nortaen Don.
nerstdg auf ieiner 6arn1, Inn mad
ieinem Siebitono at ieben.
SrIius Soffutann miro Srit
Selidldger beim Sobren bon SG9e.
blofen belfen.
8roit gbos. @at5emeper l16 Sobi
6eroiruno, melfe cine ISOLDE lonr
Bel geraponoten in ct. 2onis auf 8e.
Ind maren iinb oprige 8ode nod)-
boiiie 3uriifaefebrt.
g6fp, @roeber irro Sobn Barfs.
bonn Berger Bottom, bdben fir
@m. Siatte SoIs eefdIt.
Srits &irdbofer lit rod imnet
burdr Mbeumatismass ON bos Set
aefeifelt; mir ipiiniden bnber rafdt
8dieranig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

iif tad Colorado beseben, nm bort
ipGbieno oes fommenSen Sommers
au arbeiten.
Senrp golmann plrbe gum gu"
perintenSent Der 81. 6. 9. g. uuo
$enrp auf6er&eibe gum Superiip.
ter6ent Der Brefp. q. 9. ertpablt.
9enrD 8nebe bot feline erobeft
8feroe an Gross un6 MurpbD Der'
fault.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Rurnion.

@idter @aIfer, Dol, Sermann, be.
farS iib in Der nereaueertep 8ode
bier, it @eid1ften.
SRI. Bernie Sod, fpelde iif, nieb-
rerc Rorate babeim auiseboItel
BOT. lit ON borieen Donterstae ipie-
Ser nod ct. 2ouis sereiff.
SRI. MIrna Sennebenser befanb
|fid einige Sose Der borigen @ode
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
9rafe.

Ilbert Worre un6 SamiIie baben
ii9 fursli4 cine 8ode lang in ct,
aufsebaIten.
Der @bptb. 8. So,pis 9aneel-
berg lit nod Sefferfon Gitp gereiit,
INN beim 8eainn Der Situn9 Der
Stoats 2eeisIatur antpeien5 gu
iein.
Otto unb Sobn @ebmeper tperoen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

1Suil 6ris SeirfOtn reiite am
DonerStag noh ct. Soais, nm
Geripmpoten eifRar @eiildl dt5iitotten.
50. q. SugOl, BON Owenspille,
elm @biropraftor, mar all leetcn
Mitttpob IN Der Staot unb ipra6
aud auf mpierer Office Dor, Inn Mii
bas 8oIfsblatt gu %abonlieren.
Der Improvement Club" Der
Soft Sill Sdyile wirO am Samstug,
ben 16. o. 81. (mloreer), cine @err
ianunIurg abtalterl. Sn Serbin.
Dung ournit miro elm &ie Salpper
Itattfiuoen. 9ie 9amen BON 9ab
unb Sem iipo biermit %ireunoliddt
euiiidt one iebr n~otbruenoisem 8ies
mit5ubringen.
8. SO. 8raseirs. &ehrer.
-9ie tolgelloetl Serpaluoten urlO
sSrelauoe poal a,lberbnlb Der Stoot
waren am poriselr WtitimodJ bier, I'M
Der 8eroiglWpg oeS perltorbe1e1l
ss%Sltliaas @raf beialpotpen.
Sewrp Salmletlou upo @attin.
Sobr SetIer. Srau s. Srai utpo Sri.
2oaaiie GorBelmalus pon ct. Soarls;
Sru1 Or. .. Sacobs, Don 9ellepIlle.
ST.; Sopp Stnatmoau ualo @attin,
BON 9tbilelaapb; Sris &amre. bon
Morrton; 9an Saio. Sermaitl
8eoeppbl, Is. 9armer , Sermann
8llmler rnlh Sogll Yorfs, BON Ser.
aer; Gbas. Speotmniul urb @attin,
BON Yotsoan1; s. $. 8rodt, bon
fredericksburg; Srau Selrrp nno
Srml 8m. Steirer, pom Seem So.
ben; Srunt S. s. Sfott. bon Setter.
ion .gitp ilrpo @m. &attelnlalnl, BON
9aupoec 1rno Srol Margorctbo gss-
lirpeer poiu @aibingtpn
8oIi0iit Wtag &ief, meldrr III
llniom Station IN Ct. Souis, Sienit
bafte, mur0e utit Iettem Oien5ta9
TRANSCRIPT, INN Dor 6etp 8oii5eiG on'
mii6ren 5l1 erifeinel lnph iifl 8egell
cine Iatflnee lpegelp mtpaI'earocn Be
tragetps, ~leitetls eirres 9eamten, 5l
berontaportell.
Rief miro teidnrlNiat ont SRI. Gffle
@imberlils ipelde i'm llltiorr Station
&eitaltrnrlt ~uipgeitellt ut, ette Sdaf}
tel geluftbt an tnbelt lirrter Dem Sor'
aebelp oab bieielbe eilu @eianladdsge'
idyrf fbres &crlobter,, e. 2oertg,
lei.
8eim Sefflen Der SdJodtel faipf
Iih. bob Der Slbbolt olts SpdlNrerl.
4inoen BON Sirnbasnger aoie, ufp
6eftanb. Serr 3ief lift bier in Ser
mann olIgemeia tetoamt. Sie gm5C
@ffaine biirTte einfad auf eitlen an
fdrlSigen Sder3 Mrn1islmifen.
Scrmann iicst scscn 8aibinston
Die eriter BASKETBALL Spiele Il
1915, funoem ant lesten 5reitn9
abeno i'm Soal DER Sodlidstle itatt
Die RGod)m rnub bie araber De-
8aibington Sod)ifyule ipieltep 9egel
ole Sdyiiler Ger bieiieen Sodldltle
Dieie betoen Smnls BON @aFbi1l9tof
moreil nrit DEM feiten Sorias bier
Der g~efoqnnpe,i. BON bml bei0en Spie
lem als Sieger beimslrteDpen.
Ger @ertolf Ger beifen Spiel'
NOR elm b6dft lebbofter INTO %ltcfertv
sen gerpeis. oab bie Sermnnte'
Semts ben Spielem bon @nlbin0
tom mid)t MIR ebenbiirti9, iospoerl
arb felr attsenifeirltid, beNettelti
,itbcr" ,pnrer. irp6em Sermaatn aai'
beihcn Spetlet dds Sieger ternor
girug.
sB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

Die @ebritber 8erenb iperoen ibre
.SasaniibIe a1n rpadften Rontog in
8etrieb iete,,
Sobn $untbur9 lpar am Iesten
beim 5litterifrotea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Seiratbs . eisenien.

d. r. Butler, Greenville, Ill. 80
Maryanne Ragland 81
Jacob Schermann, Swiss 80. 29
Minnie Boesch, Swiss, 1899. 70
.Chas. "A. Maxeiner, Bland ~
Louise A. Boettcher, Bland !. 70
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

len combination felt boots were $3.25 for $2.4S
lens rubber Arctics re..........I.5 so for I.Ie
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
RANCHERS NOTICE

We are in the market TO make pur-
chase, any amount. sound Live Poul-
try, Broilers, Fryers, Fat Hens, Ducks
and Greese. We can also use con-
siderable quantity of Turkeys, until
further notice. (This market on tur-
keys closes without notice. so keep in
touch with us on phone before making
delivery.}
GRAIN in CARLOADS wanted.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State o.
California in and for the County o.
Imperial.
Elizabeth Miner, plaintiff, VS.. FREQ
T. Miner, defendant.
Dan V. holland and Walter B. Kib
hey, attorneys for plaintiff.
The People of the State of Califor.
MIA send greetings to: Fred T. Miner
defendant
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint in an actor
entitled as above. brought against yol
in the Superior Court of the County OF
Imperial, State of California. within
ten days after the service on you OF
this summons-if served within this
county, or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that un.
less you appear and answer as above
required, the said plaintiff will take
judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or she will apply TO the
court for any other relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF the Superior court of the County OF
Imperial State OF California. this Gath
daY of September, A. d. 1915.
(SEALl NJ. $. COOK Clerk
MondayJsn,3
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
MAINLY PERSONAL

c. W. Baldridge returned last night
from a hunting trip in the North
End.
D. A. Starbuck, city manager OF
Holtville, was in Ell Centre today or
business.
Johnson Wood was called to Sar
Diego last night because of the seri-
Gus illness of his mother.
Thornton Kinney, son of Abbott
Kinney. founder of Venice, is spend
ing some time in El Centre on busi-
ness.
A. NJ. Nelson, secretary of the Ag.
ricultural Assembly, which is to be
held at Brawley Saturday, was in Ca.
lexico Yesterday on business.
Frank Ames of Silsbee was arrest.
ed by Constable Toney and hailed be-
fore Justice of the Peace Mayfield or
a charge of disturbing the peace
Ames has been operating hay presses
in various parts of the valley.
C. L. Childers, who has been asso-
ciated with Ray W. Bruce in the prac-
tice of law, left Tuesday evening for
Los Angeles, where the firm expects
TO establish a branch of the office
here. Attorney Childers will be
joined by his family.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

High School Musicale-T regular
Friday morning musicale will be Civ
en- at the High School at $50 and
Robert Schumann. composer of the
romantic school. will be represented
by program of his piano works: %
Novelette,; % Romance; t3)
kinder Seenen.' (a) "FrighteEed,
(b) playing Tag (c) Failing
Asleep" (d) "lobby-horse"; a
"Nachtstuck" 10 "Faschingswank
Carnival" Vienna SceneS), (a) Al
legro. (b) "Scherzino.'
x X
The Lineup'-"The Lineup" will
be shown at the Theatre Tulane on
Saturday. This is an unusual feature
picture of six reels. in which George
S. Dougherty. police commissioner of
New York City, is featured in the
most thrilling detective story ever
enacted on the screen. 1t is the story
of 4 great jewel robbery, taken from
the official record while Dougherty
was at the head of the police depart
ment. Special act of vaudeville will
be shown; also reel of comedy.
X ;; x
Santa Claus at Palace-Everything
is in readiness TO receive Santa Claus
at the Palace theatre next Saturday