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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
Der ztaotratb.
Sarfte hemte bic Gisabiieisraus au
SunntaseH perbieteu.

gllIer @So6riheinli6feit mad, iplro
in Der belitieen Stslng oes Staot'
rntbes Der @erfauf ino Die sblieTc'
runa Don @is an Sountagen perbo'
ten neroen. las aouuittee filr WeIt-
rel uub @eee bei6lob tuenigltens 90.
itern bic Srbinnn5, ourh pelhe ose
slblieierung bon gis on Soiutagen
perbcteu pirb, aui @unid Der Union
Der Gisiubrleute eulpieblenb ein5ube-
rittcn. BcIangt bic Sroinan5 5ir
9lnnabme, 10 ipiro in 3ntuntt OIL
Sonntaaen nur nod @is in Sophia.
lcru, 8iihIb6uIeru uno ScecrenmFa.
britcn obgeliefert rucroen oiirfen, wer
ionIt gis baben nil, nrlb es enttpe-
Der am Samitdg einfaltien ooer iid
am Spnrto9 ielbit aus ben etsban'
fern boler.
Tic Srage be3iigIi6 eiues 6reibrie'
res fiir bic Gian,ono 2igbt 60, bic
betanntIi6 Der Union Ga Sc Cleo
trir Sight 60. &cnfurret5 MAIDEN
piQ, mirb in ser belttigen Sieltttg
sur Sprahe fOmneIt. Die gnpditc
Der @eielif1ft babeu ramlitl oe,l
Stabtrutb idrtitlid eriudt, er ipIl
iein @cleuttlngsfonmittee peranlai'
ien bob eS euoIif Den 6reibricf Der
5eieaidaft i'm Stabtratb einberidlte.
StaotrotbsmitgIieo @illeubcrg
Ipirb oarum nafiuden, onB Die Stra-
ben6nbnleieQi6aft peranIaBt peroe,
ole Wt. gboms Sdyieiebe1lbabn bis
Gin llbr 0eorgens i'm getrieb 81 ball
ten.
Staotrat6snlitglieb aelloeg miro
Die alusorbcitltug oon 9ldren uno
aoItennnidllGacn fiir Die aanali-
iiruua Der oormnIigen Srtifaft gc-
llimhia bcnntragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
@ioeripredenb
SiuS susiaseu beim SHausit aber
ben Sob pon Doris Weefs.

Der Coroner pernabm seitern tpies
Der mebrere 3sussn in bem SHqu:it
iiber ben Tpb Der II Sabre alien
Doris Ubsets bon 30. SIT 5cpiins
Strobe, bic in Der Hadt bes "a. Ges
bruar um's 2e6en lam. als eiu 4utos
mobil, in fpelhem iie iih nit Derfhies
oeNen iuneeu 2euteu befaHb. ouf BEN
@iIbert 9tpsnue 0iabutt gegen eiIsn
pfoIten fu6r unb sertriimmsrt purbs.
9ssiiqIih Der 9ihtpinbisteit. NIT
ipel6er bas 4utomobiI penige Wiiuus
ten Dor oem ungIidsfalI fubr, sins
cen bic Qusfagsn Don 5pei 3eugsn
fart uuseinanbsr. Wdhrsnb Gbfparo
Drummer, Der Wptormdnn b:r Rdhtz
cor Der Gatlep Qinie nngab, nuB er
eas Qutpmobil I'm feds Ulinuten por
Elm ubr Mprgeus an Der SbIeruntorn
unb Wabiion Roab bemertt bate, ipie
es nit risii9er 9I6pinbigteit oabirs
iauIts uuo oemnadl bic Strede bis
gum 9il6ert apenue @iabutt, no bic
aplliIion nm elm llhr erfplste. in feds
Rinutsn auriidgelegt poroen ieiu
muB. bebauptets DiIIiam Sarrea BON
go. 615 SIT Eiinfte Strubs, eir
@uaenssuse Der &Oliiipn, bab biz
Woihine ipeui1e SstunosH Dor BEN
llnfaa Isin.r 4nii4t mad nit eiuer
9eI6niubisteit bon bOtitens IA Miei;
len bic Gtunbs oefubren ri. Barrel
mar Der Grfte, Der pas automotil
mad bem 3ufammsnpruu erreidte unit
Ieinsn @naoben nab pereH bic piel
SniaiTen flmmtIi5 betpubtIos. Dire
laaen in eem sertrImmsrten Guto'
mpbil. pGhrtno Doris Wteets aus
bem SeiG6tt b'rausgsid,leubert tpor'
Den mar unr nit Dem 9opf nutel
siusu Rab lag. Jerusr temertte Gar
rel, onb ss i'm asiaisnsn Eobs. ais
pb turs pcr Ssm 3uiammsb,rua, Of
bic MuIhine on ibm OOrbeiiuuftt bai
i'm @prnsriib befineIide iunge Wdo
den auf oern SHob bes 9euters be-
WlaI&iu, s.isFsH bGtts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
Siir Srei MsOnate
@irS Der StaStrath beute ben tempo
rareu 6leftri,itatsfcHtraft Der.
linserH.

@eun Ser Staotrnib belite Der Gnl'
piebung Ieines apmmittees tir Ve'
lcudyime yuitimult, 10 ipirb pieoeI
eiu tenlpor1rer aoutruft iiir Die 2Gii'
Ct pom orei Alfonaten beSiielih eel
gIettri5itdtsraten nit Der Union eas
e electric 50. nbgeihIoiieu ipcrSeu.
60 beidIpB seitern bus acumitts'
IN Der 9cruusiit,t, ouB biz cubiu eno'
lib Die Staats lltiIitnienbeborbe ID
rem 9erifjt iiber ben @ertb bes ct
oentbumE Der lluion @ns e electrit
60. sur Steae babeu ipiro, oaHlit
cann Der ncue beiinitibe aoutraft mn
ber Geieai&ait eiugeaaugeu perSG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
2 aIedte ausiidten III
SoteI WetropoIe
1IGubiger.

giner ccitern bon ganferoti.giid.
ter Soiepb .. aeaep a6gegebenet
entfGsibuns aufclss fperbsn bic msis
iten Der @laiIbiger Der Soiel Wetro.
pole Co.. be Dor Sobrsiriit In Die
SGnbe zines MaiieperfpnIters iiberge.
ganscn III. nidt einen ein5igen Gent
ibrer fSproeriingen erbalten.
Der 9iifter ertIirte in ieiner Gnt.
ifei6ung, oab i'm @aujen mir $29,.
fS3.4s an Son6 ieien, um nIle sIn.
ipriihe 81 be5ablen, bab aber genus
iifer seitcIie Soroerirrgen aneemel-
bet iporben ieien, Inn bieien getrag
btbeuttnb au iiterrnseH.
Ter Wctrag Der Hieceipers.@e6iib.
ren ioipie Der beporsugten Soroerlin.
gen bel1uft iih aiii S36, ,1S0.0s. obne
oaB barin Die @erihtstoiten nit ein.
geifioiien ir1ren, Ole nidt iifer ee.
iteiften Toroerifneeu betraeen etrpa
SfS4,0O0.
lie gntideiSuna qebt oabin, Dab
air6dft bic Decentralization oes Ma's
ispsrralters beiabit psrosn miif.n,
fsrnsr ipll Der R,e.ipsr z. 8. 9lsmoHl,
Der bsreits $3650 ertaIi.n bat. ips ter,
S1400. unb oeif,n anipdlte. be inon
$1,000 asscs,n ba6sn, fonen mel sr!
$3.50 ertntsn. Ta4csm oieIe gstrSss
unb aud bi. gerihtsioitsn bsab
finb, isl Der Hsfi bro rata untsr II,
Gliabiser psrtbsilt perbsn.
appslIationss @eri9tss
Gntf6eihungen.
1as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sab asifsrr
iDisosr cine 4uaaN GutideibuHasn al
uHb aipar:
SEQ. 6. Shilling esasn bic eiabI
Cincinnati ivsgtn srliitensr 0srlstun4
gen. llrtbsil Al @rniten Der CAB
btfiGtiei.
6snrb S&latter, abminiFraiol
epn Warn 5stpsn asa.H gll. $. 1ss'
pen. urtbsil sriter sSnIiana beitdtigt
Simon 6ubis ase.n 4rnplS Ri
nit: llrtbtii sritsr Sniians auf $l0-C
rsbuairi.
Sobn 6dfn e.ssu bic g. s. & D
Rp. Co.; llribsil su gunitsn Don 6abr
Dsrtppritn.
Gp. 8. WiLliams asssn Qlnna 90
San: llrtbsiI sriisr SnitaHS bsitiiilt
slatbsrtua Risfsipsiisr qsesn iyraI
9ulius Websr llrtbsil ~ @unfttn osI
Asbteren duf S65 rsbusirt.
aoniie GiinfrH gsgsH sSrsb. Wsbl
asr: iIrtbil srItsr Snituns beftdi ct.
Gbds. 9. 9fibIsr 60. gesen gia 4
q. R. Co.; lrthsiI sritsr aHItana per
pcrFsu unb usus @rbanbluns dH5s
orbntt.
Nuauif giphsrmonn II. otgsn arh'
H. Bel: ilrtbsil sriter SHbuns b;iid
iig:.
Cssor %. aubn s,gen St,inbsdt,
Hsos. lisitsiI ritsr azicna bsfdiist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30

Wiaiam Wleets, Der @ater Der zo1T
ten ma6te ebeufaas feiRe Iusiag.n
unb srtlGrte, bab sr DON Der 8etannts
iaaft ieinsr 2p6ter nit ben beios1
MGnnern, nit Dsnen iie bic 9lutpfahrt
unternpmmsn. niats gepubt babe.
Barton ROssrs, Der 2enter bes
gutomobils peiasrts iih auf WeiIun5
ieines 2lnnalts irssnotrel4e ausfas
aen su maiden 3. u. SoIlioap ppp
80. ia Oit 3psite Sirabe, Gooin1s
ton, Der sbenfals an Der 5abrt tbetlF
nabm tpRnts nod niat Dernomriisu
srerben, ba er mod an ieinen gsrlse
suHgsu i'm Soipital barEiebsrliegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
@o6cuteridjt bss 6eiuuO6sitsamts.

9aut bem BpbenSsri5t bss iidb.is
i6en 9sfunbheitsamis fpurben IN h:r
perfIoHsusn Bote 121 SfGue ocn ou=
itedenSen arnntheiten uno 10 Soee:=
fdlIe infoIss folder aruntheitsn be-
ri6tet. aeoen ITO Grtrantunaen u-o
80 5obssfGlIs in Der parugsltpoh, bss
porissu eSahrss. Iuf bic siuSeIusu
arantheitsu psrtbeilsH iih bic sur
RtIbuna atldnsten soossid1e me
folst: Wumps 26 Grtraniungsu: Su.
bsrtulpie % Grirnutunssu unb is
9obssfGIs: Minnpodsu IA Grtrdu'
iunaen; Shorladfiebsr 8 GriraHs
.unsen: 0iphtheritis 8 Griruntuugsn;
RpTe 5 ertrantunaen; 5irnbuutsnt'
slnbuna l Grtrantuna uub l Sctssi
IfaI: Sra&pmd ! GrttdutuHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
Wnlbene 6pd3seit.
Sas 6. $. WittenbOri'ide Gbepaa,
besebt 9eute bas ieltens Seit.

5sute 1T Der gbreltag einss bo9s
seafteten beutften Gbspaars, SerrH
unb sfrau 6, 8. Wtitteuborf, bic beus
te bas ieltsns syft ibrer solbenen 9o4s
seit bessben. Sa tpirb es an usbers
raidunseu unb an 5abaOlen aufri4s
tigsn 9liidrpiiHf6sn sepib ni4t fe91
len. Die SaiHilisnfeRr ftnbst IN Der
Mo9nuns oes Sobnes Ssrrn William
Utittenporf, 3508 srimMe &osuue
in Goaufton. itatt. Der Subilar
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1887 Su Ssnabriit
seborsn unb lam als SiiufSe5Hjlhrtg.r
mad Cincinnati. Ster erlernte er bic
giieugieBsrei uHb mar @ormaun III
Der giienfdbrit DON Sames g. 9as
sen &c Co., biz er ii9 DOT ettpu Stpans
ala ssabrsn IN ben poblperbientfH
Rubeituno begab. 2ls Der 9iirgsrs
triss ausbra6, elite Ulittenoorf ~
ben sSabHsn unh bat pier Sabre lang
fir iein 4boptiDpaterldRb tapfer Ses
idmpft. Gr iit Wiitgiisb bss 2ptIs
poftens. 9lus bsm Selo5ug Suriifs
sstsbrt, frat sr nit 5rl. glifabstb
Gpers in Der Drttten Deutf9sn pros
teitantiihen air6e Dor ben 5rdudl-
tar unb fsit iener 3sit iinb betbe Sat,
ten anaeiebsne Wiitelieoer bieTer atten
9emeinoe. 6err Wittenborf bat mebE
rere Sabre lang bas amt bss prdi-
benten betIeiost unb ssb0rte au9 gum
8au aommittss. Ssine treue aes
bensgsfGhrtin bat ibrs Oienite BEN
2grausnperein eeipiomet, befen prdii'
| osRtin lie a.irsisn unb benz iie im'
msr nod als esihdbtss Wiitslieb ans
seb6rt Die subiluriH bate i'm Sab
re 1912 au Neutirfen bas 2iAt osi
Welt erblidt unb mar als StpOlDdhriI
| aes Mdbden nit ibrsn gltern ausgs'
ipanbert. Bier SSbne iparsn be-
aubsrs sliidlihsn Gbe entlprofsu, BIZ
nit ibrsn Samilien ipstteifern, Der
G6rsntag Der eltern gu ptrfAoneu
Gs iinb Der SuipsIier GhDaro Wlit'
teuborf DON peebIes Corner, Gbarlei
Wlittsnborf bon Der Queen Gitp Goa
Co.. Diniam Wlittenoorf. Der al
6ilfsineenieur In Disnften Der 3ruc'
iipn SO. itsbt. ipipis bds Shulratbs
mitelieb Gilbert 6. WittsHborf. Ger
unb ssrau Wlittsnborf sshOren gu Der
dlteiten 2siern bes 9oltsblatt. Dal
es linen psraonnt feiH mDee. nod
manGes ssdbrhen in unaetriieter 9a
iunbtsit inter ms su tpetlen, III bel
MunI9 Der SSrsuuos unb 9etanntsn.
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fam. Die staatg lltifitdtenbeboroe
bat periprnfen, ben gerif)t ant 1.
S,uni a. luIterbreiten, iobnb barln Der
Siabtrntb enen pc[Ien Monut Seii
flaben lpirbe, Inn iidb be3iigIi6 oes DC.
fntitipen Rontrafts i6fiiifig 5u iper'
Den.
ssn5pifG,eu pirb bas 9eleiIdtungs'
fonnnittee ihon OH Die glrbeit geben
i,nS bic Sr6innrs iorpeit es inter ben
obipaltenben lmitdiioru ntoglid 1T,
porberciten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
@b,.GrIsnbuiRiaeiHs.

GW. 9. Stspart, %, Nortpooo.
(9lmunba Rablep, 19, glprpooo.
JGsorse alIer. Gastep. Columbus, ..
emma @oOusp llb. Ill Sit Stuburu
apenue.
Gee 5adiuu, Al, ct. 9Ouis. mo,
lemma Gretb. as. 715 Central 4ps.
{gut Dnpis, 81, Wpomins. 8.
lRutb Muicn q, bessI.
lUiuiam Craig, %, 3517 Delta 9tDe.
(Ssnuis R. Bel, IS, s21 Cii g. Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
Shrcn sranOrnnSen erIeaen.

Fri. Gatbcrine Shmusnine pom
SO. 4495 @pIsruiH gpeuue srlol ses
tern i'm itabtiIhen Spfpital ben
9ruununben. bic fis an 4bsne nes
l3. WlGrs in ibrsr g9cbunna odoons
setraeen bate. SrI. S9ueniug lit an
spileptiI6en glnfdlen uno tpdbreHo
eines Iol6eu glHfuIIs mari lie IN gls
besimmer ibrer @pbnuua cine brens
neube aompe I'm uno truo Die grans'
puHben bcocu. nis ihrea 2ne bsr6eis
seiii6rt habsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30

Bsbsntsnbs stenerflast sesen bic
Cine. Cor. & 9spporf strstt
S2p. 60. sitlid beiselegt.
Gbeideibunssfane. s(ppenations.
@eridjts. Gntiheibunsen. = @ldu.
bigger Der WletropoIe SoteI 60. &c.
ben Ieer ans, gsad,lab.sab
geridaeoenes.
a(ppenations.
9ebeuten6e stenerHase
erleoiat.

Sim 81. Te3ember 1910, einem
Santstaa ssndmittag, erbobte Der oa.
maIige Gountpstuoitor ebmonoion
fie Steuereinid)dtimg Der Gineinna.
ii, Hefppcrt & Gopingfon Street Rail.
nan 60, IN elmer Neiie, onb bic or.
bobtc Steuerpflift Der Geieaihait
etrpa $3.50. 900 betrngeu bate, ipeIhe
Snniirle, penn foIleftirt, bem iiatti.
ihcn Sausbalt, Dem Gountp. unb bem
sSduIfoubs 5u Cute eefommen ma.
re. 4uf @runb Der 5bdtIahe, tdB
ons @cfbdifsiabr 1910 NIT benz 81.
Ir5ernber nbidlob uno cn bieier Tag
uni einen Samstog (Solbfeiertag)
fisl, Inn bie Miitaesitunbe isnss Sas
nes 81 Gnoe seganaen iei. erbcb bic
@eielIid,ait Gimpano aegen Die erbc.
hung bG er.giuiddsing itnS
reidlte cine biesbesiigIihe ginbalts.
ildge elm.
Die sfIage mar oiif geitern Wormif.
ua Dor benz gppeaationsgerid)t sur
0erhanoliiIg aHgeiest, ord erf!drten
sic syertreter Der @eieliaaft. 6db bic.
ie fpiIfsns lei, bic angelegenbeit dis
Der @elt 5u fhniien, fpenn bas Goun.
N iid bereit erflare, einen @ergIeih
sil dtteptiren, SenI5niolse bic @efea.
ifdft itnft Der perIangten $3.50, 900
fir riidifdnDige Steuern fpdbreno Der
Sabre 1905 Biz 1910 inH. i'm 9an.
gen S1S7 500 be3able.
Staatsaniralt Campbell iinb iein
sliiiitent dig Yertreter 6es Gountp
nahHIem ben @orIdlag oil nnb bds
0elo einidlieBlidJ 3inien bon geiterr
al gerehnet miro In einisen 9agen
an bas Gounip Shasamt nusbesabIi
iperoen.
@ie anaefiibrt, pirb Der getraa,
ipcnn einbe5nblt, oerart pertbeili iper'
zen, oab bic Stabt etpa bic S1Iite,
cas Gcurtp. imb Der ShuIionbs etrua
ie Elm gierteI Sesielben ertalteil, mos
lei Der jesigen Sinansflenrme Elm
nint unpiatommsnsr 3uf6uB bsb.ua
let.
hIahfe 0(usfi htan fi;r
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

Paris. Dee. 16.-The correspondent
at Athens of the Milan Secolo say
a German submarine has been sunk
in the Black sea off the Bulgarian
port of Narna and that Turkish
torpedo boat has been sunk in the
Sea of Marmora by the British.
The Turkish cruiser Sultan Selim,
formerly the German warship Goeben,
came out into the Black sea and was
torpedoed though the vessel was no.
seriously damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
Baseball Peace Possible.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Peace between
the Federal League and organized
baseball appeared to be in sight to-
day, as the club owners of the Amer
lean league, here for their annual
meeting, awaited the arrival of Bar
ney Dreyfuss with message con-
tanning peace proposals from the Ma
tional League.
President Ban Z. Johnson Of the
American League admitted that the
conference to be held with Dreyfuss
who is owner of the Pittsburg Ma
tionals, is to be in regard to the Fed
eral League.
"If the Federal League now seeks
some arrangements with US. we will,
of course, listen to them. Naturally
baseball will be better off with two
leagues instead of three, but as for me
making the Federals a personal is
sue, that is absolutely untrue
Charles H. Weeghman, president Of
the Chicago Federals. said he hoped
Mr.. Drefuss trip is for the good Of
the game.
The four directors of the American
league, representatives of the Chicago
Cleveland New York and Boston
clubs, gathered for their annual meet
ing. which preceded the league ses-
sion. Routine matters, including the
report of President Johnson as treas
urer. were on the program. The
league meeting is tosbe opened some
time in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
BraWley Pirates at Last
Overcome an Opponent

drop out of the league for the re-
mainder of the season.
But-the players who had enough
fighting spirit left came forward with
the announcement that they intended
to lemain in the chase for the pen
nant the rest of the season whether
they were paid for it or not.
The lineup of the Pirates remains
about as it was and in spite of the
fact that the players are working
without remunerations the fighting
spirit is still there.
Having disposed of the preamble,
we NAV proceed with the pith of the
story, which is this:
Yesterday CaleXico journeyed to
Brawley to do battle with the unfor-
tunate Pirates. Maybe they expected
an easy victory, thinking that the
same iinX which pursued the Brawley
team all the season up to this time
would be present yesterday.
But the ink had been routed by the
determination, and the amazing part
of this narrative is the score which
emblazoned the Brawley score board:
Brawley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CaleNlco ................. ID
And it was good game. TOO. Both
teams plaved alright ball for the
first innings and then CaleXico tai
lied l in the fifth frame. The Pi-
rates followed with better and in
the next inning, when the Border
Town aggregation were unable to get
a man across the plate, Brawley piled
up : more. The North End team
failed to tally again during the game.
CaleNico cssayed rally in the sew
enth and score men, failed to tally
in the eighth. and in a ninth inn
ing effort sent more men across
the plate.
Aside from the fact that Brawley
Is now accredited with slight per cent,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

James +. Lukens, Practical Watch
maker; 80 years experience; all work
guaranteed. kirsch Bookstore-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
CaleXicO.

the standing of the league remains
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
Notes on the War.

Copenhagen. De-. ia super-Zep
pelin and crew of 40 has been de
stroyed, says a dispatch from Schles
wig.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

lngersoll Watches, all grades. Lu-
kens the Matchmaker, 53S Main St
Adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
Score by Innings.

Last week the directors of the
Brawley baseball club held a meeting
after the Pirates had Dropped their
ninth straight game and the
enthusiasm of the directors had faded.
There was just enough money in the
treasury to pay off all the players
and settle the remaining debts the
club had contracted Discouraged
fans urged the directors to release
the players from their contracts and
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
Brawley

Two fast games will be PLAYED in
FL Centre this week. Imperial is to
pit her best against the Barristers in
an effort to take the head of the
league and Sunday the exulting Pi-
rates will attempt repetition of The
victory yesterday on the Ell Centre
diamond.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
TINE FARMERS UNITE.

The Press Farmers Assembly which will
Biavlcy Saturday assembly timely We have beyond that
of the
profitable deng and have the time when
tha land
that heneo prosperity for the individual and for the
nuiy be ioned to tie harvest.
Press has said next Imperial county produce $2ooOOQOo
farmers wish to make the effort some of them do and the Assem-
others ambition and zeal that bringing them
mains the do
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

Paris, Dec 16.-The Mathis Salon
ika correspondent says it is learned
from good authority that Bulgarian
troops have entered Greek territory
in the Titruma region.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16
French Is Relieved.

London, Dec 16.-Field Marshal Sir
John French, who, at his own request,
has been relieved of the command Of
the British forces in France and Flan-
ders, has been succeeded by General
Sir Douglas Haig. Since the land
ing of the eXpeditionary force, Sir
Douglas Haig has commanded the
first army. The change has been eX-
pected for some time and it was an
nounced in the House of Commons.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

Berlin, Dec. 16.-German anti-ail-
craft guns today brought down four
Allied aeroplanes in raids on Bapaume
and Peronne, in France.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

Athens (via London), Dec. 1G.-The
Greek government denies reports of
the entrance of Bulgarian forces into
Greek territory.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-16

Dr. Lyons, Osteopathic Physician,
1916 Dunaway Bldg. Phone 145.-.
Adv.
The Keota news., 1915-02-05
Literary Society

At meeting Of Keota Literary held
Wednesday evening, officers were elect
Cd for term Of six weeks: President,
Mrs. C. o. Dodder; vice president. Cliff
ford Jobbins; secretary, Fac Stanley;
assistant secretary, Leila Sides; treas
ursr, Anna Jobbins.
Aftsr the election Of officers, the
following program was given:
Recitation. 'Child's Wants and Wish
e." Norma Tyler.
Recitation, IA Box Of Candy" Helen
Tyler.
Violin solo, ''Coasolation, Miss
Stanley.
Recitation, Berniee Cowlsy.
Reading, G. w. Boyer.
Solo, Dreaming, Miss Stanley.
Recitation, college Oil-cans," Mrs.
W. s. Tyler.
Rec, '"Ths Burglar, Mrs. Dodder.
The question, Resolved: That the
immigration laws should b further re-
strictsd by . htsraey test" was de-
bated by Mrs.. Doddsr ON the affirm
alive. and Mrs. Tylsr on the Negative
side. Judges decided in favor ef tAs
negative.
Tell IL to The News.
The Keota news., 1915-02-05
The County Division Bill

The County Division Bill
Copy of Representative Graves bill
creating Pawpes county, was received
in Ksota this week. The bill provides
that present county and precinct officers
living in this district shall hold their re-
spective offices in the new county; that
the Governor shall appoint such other
officers - are needed. to hold Office until
the general election; that one term Of
District Court shall Be held in Pawnes
county each year, commencing ON the
first Monday in June; that four terms
of the County Court b held each year;
that present property, assets and In
debtednsss Of the present Weld county
shall be apportioned between the coun-
ties Of Weld and Pawnss In the ratio Of
their respective assessed valuations for
the year 1914; that the board Of COM
missioners a soon - practicable shall
receive bids for transcription Of rec
ords; that for the purpose Of fixing fees
and regulating salaries, and fixing rate
Of taxation for county purposes Pawnee
county shall be . county of the NTH
class; that Pawnes county shall b .
part Of the second congressional dis
trict, the seventh senatorial district,
the eighth judicial district, the first
Normal Institute district, and u at
tached to Weld county for representa-
tive purposes; that the act shall take
effect Immediately after its passage
and approval.
The Keota news., 1915-02-05
Smut Fires in Threading sep.raters

Smut Fires in Thrsshing Separaters
A remarkable series Of mysterious
and disastrous fires, or so-called explo-
sions, occurred in threshing separators
In the great wheat-growing region OF
eastern Washington last summer.
These increased in frequency as the
threshing season got under way, until
it was no uncommon thing to hear Of
six or eight fires day, the total num-
ber during the season amounting to 1T
least 800. Al each fire necsssitatsd the
immediate purchase Of new separator,
at cost Of from s., 200 to 1900, the
total loss was very serious. probably
half million dollars, including inciden-
tai damages. The fires usually ap-
peared to originate at or just back Of
the cylinder Of the separator, and with
in two or three seconds the entire sep
arator would be . mass Of flames, 80
hot that it prevented the approach of
workmen and very soon destroyed the
machine, besides spreading in most
cases to the, straw pile. the threshsd
grain, and even the unthrsshed grain in
the surrounding fields. In several
cases workmsn were seriously injured
by these explosive fires. Although Ares
in separators had not been previously
unknown, they had rarely numbered
more than dozen In season In the
whole wheat region Of Washington.
Oregon and Idaho; hence the fires Of
last summer were altogether anom-
alous, and were widely ascribsd to in
csndiarism. A thorough investigation
Of the matter was made by experts
from the State College Of Washington,
and its results have just been published.
The fires were undoubtedly due to
smut, which il exceedingly inaamma-
bic. The amount Of smut In wheat
during the season In question was much
above that Of previous years. More
over, the season was remarkably dry;
hence the grain and straw had low
content of moisture and was very
friabls, besides which IN unusual
amount Of static electricity was de-
vsloped by the cylinders and other parts
Of the machinery. The report (Bulletin
lit Of tho Washington Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station) suggests various pre-
cautions to be taken against such dis
asters in the future. Scientific Amer
ican, Jan. q, 1915.