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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

WILL pay reliable Woman $500 to
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WOMEN WANTED--Full time SIS,
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guaranteed Wear Proof hosiery to
wearer Experience unnecessary.
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Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
COME KIDNAPPING.

- Now that the Progressives have kidnapped the Re
publican platform and the Republican ticket, and the
Democrats trying to kdnap the Progessives the Sit
uation grows animated enough to be filmed.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
CHARACTERISTIC LETTER.

~ In a communication in another paper Will A. Ed
gar has characteristic letter in which he attacks the
motives of several persons with whom he dsagrees For
fifteen years, losing no opportunity Mr. Edgar has oee
taking to himself the divine prerogave of determining
the motives Of Others and every person who has venued
to hold an opinion in conflict with his opinion has
been a horse thief For these fifteen years Mir. Edgar
has managed to maintain feud against others whom ne
considered for the time being less holy than himself
We believe the person who cannot write on pubic
questions without assang the character of others is
dangerous be large in print and have for years
been compelled to bar Mr. Edgars effusions from these
columns for that reason being the first law of the Press
never to question the motives OF any person.
Yet respect his judgment on public issues and re,
spect him for his years of service pioneer II ne could
only realize that his opinions his opinions and not
divine inspirations and that he is not endowed with the
godke faculty of interpreting the motives of Others then
his outgivings might have value.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
HOTEL SHERMAN
314 West Fourth Street, near Broadway,
Los Angeles.

$50 rooms, unexcelled in situation,
comfort, cleanliness; 81 per week up,
81 day and up. Main 1887, F3531. Take
any bus to this hotel; fare refunded.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
WHAT is TO COME.

w 1t is awful for the Austrians-that drive OF the
Rssians-bu they will not be the only sufferers Fight
ing been in progress at Bucacz near Tanopo there
is an ownward sweep of the Russians on the Vohynan
'front.' the left flank has crossed the Dneser to attack
Czernowitz capital of Bukowna. They also west Of
Lutsk near Torgovtsa at the junction of the 1kwa and
Styr rivers Other towns the region now war
torn are Pinsk Brest-Ltovsk Pushcha, Kove, Koki,
Gnubeshov Zamoste, Rovno, Dubno, kremenetas Wish
nivets Zoczow Przemysl Alexinez Volochish Skalat,
Stryi Buczacz, Kausz, Hoadinka, Kamnetz, Podolsk,
Snytav Khotin Korosmezathe compostor reports that
ne has run out of consonants and cannot finish the lis
But this sufficient to show what horrors the world must
face as the campaign progresses.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15

block II, Calexico.
Ralph <. Swearingen ct Tx. to Cath
crime Abbott, all of south so feet of
Sc II of \ Y of block 8, Calexico
Albert E. Miller ct ux. to G. T. Oil
yer and C. o. Scott, part of tract 215,
1914, Is acres.
Caroline NJ. Smith ct con. to P. E.
Hatch, lots and 8, block 81, Heber.
T. P. Banta ct ux. to Automobile
Securities Co.,, lot II, block 80, I'M
perial.
Imperial Investment Company to
Harriet r. Fortiner, let 8, block 45,
Brawley.
Joe Rongstock to Fred Viegahn, lot
8, block 36, Park addition to Impe-
rial.
Richard c. Starner ct ux. to I'M
perial Southside Water Co., 283 acres
more or less in lot /, section IA, and
lot 6, section II, 1915.
c. H. Beal ct ux. to H. L. Stevens,
lot l, block 102, Brawley.
Mortgage Securities Co. of Califor-
mia to James W. Macrum ct ux. lots
l and 2, section Is, 1913.
Lizzie L. Rushing ct con. to Lydia
Edward P. Creighton ct AL to An
ME Bruce Randall lots 10, II and II
of section 2 and lot 8, section 8, 13-
Is.
Lucy A. Bartee ct ux. to Flora E.
and j. N. Howard, lot 5, block 5,
Hamilton subdivision of Ell Centre,
and lots l and 2, block 139, Impe-
rial.
Louisa U. Hall ct ux. to Flora W.
Carter, lot II, block 50, Imperial.
Noah c. McGee to L. l.. Borden ct
ux. NV u S Eh, section 7, 1928,
Farm Unit X.
William j. Irwin ct ux. to Austin
Callander, W " and NE II NV a
of section SO, 1916.
K. IMP to E. II. Houck, tract GA
in section "a, 14-14.
Edward H. Houck to Florence f.
Walters, tract 64, 14-14.
A. d. Helms ct ux. to First National
Bank of Brawley, lots a, 5, 6, blocl.
101, Brawley. Made to correct FORMER
deed.
M. B. Davis ct ux. to A. d. Helms,
lots a, 5, 6, block 101, Brawley. To
correct 51-173D.
j. f. Franklin to George S. Giles
pie, all interest in westerly 200 feet
of lot a, block 22, East Side addition
to Calexico.
George S. Gillespie ct ux. to Chloa
May George, west 200 feet of lot a,
block %, East SIDE addition to Ca
lexico.
Imperial Land Company to Jose
Garcia, lots 8 and 9, block %, Impe-
rial.
Z. Stinnett, undivided one-third inter-
est in block 121. Hoityille.
Clayton Lee ct ux. to Carl Petree,
west 10 feet OF lot 10, block "a, Braw-
ley.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
LAWYERS

JAS. ". GLAsSFORD
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
1O7-8-9 FIRST NATL BANK BLDG,
Ell CENTRIC, CAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
Apartments,
n - 1NNTG CnVN 9l5 CarondeIet st.
~ u kkkxv QUIZ Los Angeles.

On high ground;
usual ventilation h
exclusive; sleeping
room suite; large
closets, large airy
room corner suite
automatic elevator
Summer rates.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
D. D. Mulligan < Son
UNDERWRITERS and
LICENSED EMBALMERS
Phone 30 st Centric. Ca,
No withdrawal
(Not coal lands)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Serial No. O23445
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office, Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, May "a, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Gustav
E. Koch Of Calexico, California, has
filed in this office his application to
enter under the provisions of Sections
2306 and 1907 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States the following
described land:
Lot one Q, Section 81, Township
16 s., Range IL East, S. B. NJ, as
assignee of Isaac N Jones.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the land described, or desir-
ing to object because of mineral char
acter of the land or any other reason
to the disposal to the applicant, should
file their affidavits of protest in this
office on or before the 9Th dav of
July, 1916. JOHN d. ROCHE,
Register.
Notice to be published in the Press.
Ell Centre, Cal. First publication
June - 1910. July1
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
CIVIL ENGINEERS

KNIGHTS ENGINEERING COMPANY
Civil and Construction Engineers
Blueprinting Patent Drawings
p. w knights Gicensed Surveyor
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
CAMPR|NCON

dinners twice week. Most
sta ge leaves AZusa daily at 9:
Manager. Azusa, Cal. F. E
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
BARTELS APARTMENTS

934 West Sixth st, near Figueroa st.,
Los Angeles.
Close to business center. Bright,
cheerful rooms. Roof garden. Beau
tiful view Two and three-room apart
ments. Private baths. Private phones.
Summer rates.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15

ew and cool; un =
igh class, quiet and
porches, breakfast =
sin gle with two
dressing rooms; 4
will all exposures;
and hotel service.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
REALTY TRANSFERS

Reported daily by the Peoples Alb
siract and Title Company:
Sarah E. Humphreys ct al to Carl
Morford, part block 80, Holtville.
Ed Millholland Carey J. Morford
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
KNICKERBOCKER APIS
S21 South Hope ST., Los Angeles

Pleasant, cool apartments from SIG
to $50 per month. Close in. Hot and
cold running water in all apartments
Phone in all rooms. Baths, and mod
crn oonveniences.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
.ot 9, block 5, Hoitville.

lot 9, block 5, Hoitville.
Henry J. Burk to Mrs. Ella Ross,
lot l, block Z, Burk subdivision Of
Blocks Z and 8, Ell Centre Addition
No. /.
Joseph Altman to George L. Car
ter. lot IA, Beatty's subdivision of
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
LIVE OAK SPRINGS

imperial Valleys Summer
Resort. Open June 3. See or
write M. C. Colvin, Box 1874,
Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
MOZART APARTMENTS

1e2: South Hill St. Los Angeles
Phone: broadway $3.50
Close in, modern apartments, only 9
blocks south of Hamburger's. Private
bath and phone. West Eleventh st. car
from Santa Fe and University cars
from Southern Pacific without transfer,
off Hill st. Small hotel room costs
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-15
TROUT
FISHING

Gem Of the beautiful San Gabriel TR0I1T
cany on-only % miles from Los An INOOA
geles Altitude 1000 feet. Modern FISHING
Sporty trout fishing Cement tennis
courts Croquet. Dancing. Fine bath house. out
door plunge. Mountain climbing, etc. Chicken
popular camp in Southern California. Rineon
Is a. illustrated folder. DIR. M. Fl. DALEY
WILSON, Assistant Manager.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03

Aver Dasc ci il en- Marty ' Ia Mai
maison. Il p~Ia,cntcro para eI cucr-
no rcposarzc del ruido dc la metro
noji y pozar unos instantcs del sosic-
% = Ia frcsrura de los campos. 10 IS
mas adn para cl cspiritu Euir Dc la
rea!idad cuandp cs enfadosa ' rcfu-
g;ar.c en- cl pasado. Los drama,
mas d~,lor,sos. cuaudo SC "~ontcrplau
he Icios Y c,t:iu "a s~cpuitados IN cl
.I.,, dor ,ioropo rc.rcar run.tra
~.,n.., ~, ,c, do a~torp,crtarra, n, G.,
-, .,n,c,, dol Art. FL nurdo
nn,., c~rrc.cr,ori5r rnrr, 81.
J.. r
n.' '. ~, L.l;.: =. .n,
u W. - u~,.,a;r
p.",io' "'''',' ''''.'
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PACINAS De LA GUERRA
la mujer alemana


mobiles contorEos que revelaban fir
meza Y ajientos.
Con su soplo vigoroso- Ia guerra
borro todas las d~iferencias de clase
V de tendencias; las legiones que
itan a combatir al enemigo en- las
t~rincheras estaban mspiradas por el
primitive sentimiento de defender
sus hogares y ST patria.
al magico conjuro dc dicho soplo
Ia guerra dcstruy6 TODD 10 que habia
de remenino en- las muieres. cspe-
cia!mente sus iGeas de pacifismo SELL.
timcntai ' los Tcrtiles Suenos dc her.
mandad de ii mujer por TODD Ct uni
! verso. Las fuerZas ocultas que lic-
varon 10000 ~bcriineSes.al Reichstag:
d~urante apueilos di;gs dc AgostO. no.
en- manifeStaciones Sobrc el Sufragio
universal. sino para o~frecer sus ser
como enfermeraSy auXiliarcs,
fue solo II podcrosa erupcj0n del ms
tinto mujeriI = duras renas content
DO. mci6r cxpresado con. una n2la-
bra ;Maternidad. Cada mujcr sc ma
llaba poscida de Ia idea dc ser IT'LL;
5Irro cG@ndo y como"
La muicr alemana tenia ana am
49,, t-,-,riy.,i.n iIF .'T~n;prlnnGi:-
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sion que impcra en- csta vida, per 10
que hoy Sc llama "voluntad DC py-
der"
Dcntro dc Cada hombre hay I'm IT,
rano que utiIiza sus recursos como
I'm autOm0vil Ia gasolina para corrcl
y atrOpcllar. r. cl Dcstino dc los
Antiques. f. Ia fatalIdad dc los mo-
dernos. Napoleon crcia en- ella cic-
gamcntc. Ga po'itiCa, he aqui IL IA
talidaI." dccia a Goethe en- la jrc"c
cntrcyista QUO con Ci tuvo. ! sus
ojoS. al pronunciar csta Erase, expire
Saban Ia tristcza y Ia imquictud. To-
dos los homnres, hasta los mas gran
dcs, ticmblan cuando habIan del Dcs-
tho, porque nj G! gcnio, nj ell vaICr,
nj la ]prudenCia, pueden NADIA contra
e.. Tan solo hoy IN ser en- cl mum
do que 10 dcsprccia; cs cl santo. Que
hablascn a SAINT Teresa o Il San VI
ccntc dc Paul dc Ia fatalidad, V SC
ccllarian a rcir.
FL artc dc Ia guerra ncccsita un
maestro: tOdas las artCs 10 han teri
do Alexandra, Cesar estaba va
muy Icjos; u e~stratcgil no servia
para cl mundo moderno. LEGO Bona
parta y 10 enContro TODD preparad1:
hombrcs COMO los romanos. posciGos
dc 81 grandeza y un eXceso de san
gre eli las venas; polvora = fusiles.
He estudiado con carino la histo
ria dc este gran seductor dc Ia jul
ventud y no he podido yer er. ella
los magnos p]rop0sitos que Sc l. atri
buyen Y que Ell quiza Sc atribuyese
e~nganandose d 81 mismo: la re REC
cion del poderio romano. del Imperio
de Carlo Magno. etc, etc. no he D.
grade percibirf mas. qQey, III gran
amateur, I'm lombEe eHaliorago de
la espada, como MigueI angel del e5-
coplo, Rubens del plncel Y Balzac de
la puma. La guerra no era para su
cerebro un medic, sino un fin. Sa-
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LdeStr ategia de Napoleon

lor : Ia inteligcncia de BonapartC
eeria un nuevo Napoleon; por CT
cgoismo no quedaria. \ 81 le dota-
semo5 del pOder de Luis NV scria
otro Luis XIV; tampoco Quedaria por
Ct orgullc. Egoismo Y orgullo son
c~ongcnitos en- nueetra naturalcza, =
los que Sc iibran de tai podrc, son
Scrcs cxccpcioaalcs ante los cualcS
dcbemos cacr &C rodilla&.
ECuantoS rccuerdos guarda cSta
morada dc Ia Malmaiaor! La gracjo-
sa figura dc Ia Emperatriz JoscCiua
parcce sometimes dctras dc cada ma
CLIO de flores. Aqui fue dichosu ,
aQui fuc deSpuGs, la mas infeliz dc las
nuicres; aqui rindio el Iltimo suspi-
70 aquella dulcc y ~simpatica criatura,
victima del cgoismo i%mplacable dc 81
marido. Todos los idilios, en- este
mundo miserable tcrminan con iagri-
mas.
Surgeon en- mi memorial los drama
tees dias en- que Bonapartc Ilcga u
Paris con la seCreta decision dc re-
pudiar a su esposa. Principal por
mostrarse con ella mas frio y ccrc-
monigSo; cicrra dcspues la Comuni-
cacion entire sus habitacioncs; por
ultimo sc 10 hacc habcr por medic dc
Ciplomaticos enaiSarios.
tQuc pasaria por 81 corazon de
~aquella noble criatura al az eriguar
que Su marldo idolatrado, aquel que
con 81 amor le habia dado el trono
mas alto de la terra, iba a romper <:
tierno ' sagrado yinculo que los unia
y compartir su lecho y su gloria 0
otra mujer? Tengo por SECURE que
CT aquelloz 1iaS sc firmo. en- el Gle
lc "a scntsneiaAde Sapet0Q.:iAE dsI.
Qu< iRaSr4ze& nSa:no, . G.-uj2 e.
2erazon. dc Una mGJer. LIS lnceieS
no tardan en- tomar yenganza de 81.
Napoleon era I'm hombre de presa.
Repito que todos 10 somos cuando
Sc nos provee de garras adecuadas.
= 1ei& s-C"is~ re- L ler 3e =scen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
CUENT0 DEL Ola
John y Charles

John Y Charles sen dos antiques y
buenos amigos. Los dos trabaJan Ell
uno de estos inmensos .'skyscrapers'
-rasca cie!os-y bajan todas las
tardes j~untos, ala salida del traba-
10 Y dan una vuelta pOr Ia ~espiendida
via del Canal, mitad '"boulevar'
mitad avenida.
Sc detienen un momento ante las
joyerias, Sc fijan en- el eicgante y
bien ataviado .mujcrio, y sc dlreen
i tomar un "Sip-fizz' eli ell bar"
mientras NADIA menos que doce de-
pendient.s estan batiendo "gip-fizz'
Gesdc las cuatro dc la tarde haSun
las sictc j. de$dc las dicz de Ia ma
mana hasta la una,: Ell tanto deslilan
tuna legion dc bebedOreS que pare
cen ipdifercntcs a TODD 10 que no
sean business" V j sabOrear las. dia-
bolicas Y delicioSas combinacioncs
de Ia secci0n dc cantinerOs. John Y
Charles, latino cl uno y salon cl
otro, son dos j6venes sumamcntc in
t~eligentcs que sc cstiman con since
ia lcaltad,
John reside en- IN ampIia Y scno-
rial, aunque I'm tanto desconc@rtan
tc, por SUI mu!tiplicidad arquitcctoni-
ca. avcniGa dc Saint Charles. Charles
reside en- cl cagcr0n de una cstrccna
callciucla, de. tintes romanticos que
csta a un lado del hist6riCo eX p".a-
clio del. Cabildo, en- cl barrie latino.
En- la ycntana de la habitaciGn dc
Charles siempre Sc c maCetas con
lozanas y ~fragantes flores. En- IA ga-
leria dc IL rcsidcncia De John hay
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vi %columpio. Johh
es natural de Nucva Orleans. naci0
V Sc cduc0 Ell el barrie donde toda-
via reside. Charles es mexicano. IN
yiajado por los. Eatados UEidcs,
Francia, Italia. Espana y IA: Argcp-
tipa:y en- uno dc eStoS embatcS lle-
go a Ia, cosmopolita, am4ble Y h9api-
talaria Nueva Orleans. Sc coloc0 en-
una compania J. en- Nueva Orleans
continual
l:-,. l., H., ;D;,;,I, bc,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03

res, de ~intalculable valor, que ngs
ayudarcn a hacer frente con eMto q
Ia nueya situacion creada, fueron: "a
educacion de las masas y ell asegpro
obrero; .uno engendrando IA .volu7-
tad para cooperar eficazmente y ell
otro proporcionando recursos hasta
que aquellos fa!tos de %ocupacion fue-
d nuevamente reintegrados al ira
halo.
FL mundo entero Sc sorprendio
o la rapidez V regularidad con que
nuestra maquina economical Sc puSo
en- marcha; Y este; acknowledgements,
ohedeci6. a Ia h~abilidad de. las mule
res. que. cubrieron los puestoS que
dejaban los hombres. La eSposa del
labriego de la Prussia Oriental que
vistio traje dc hombrc y calz0 botas
atlas, atendicndo s~olicita a las faenaS
del campo, constituye unO de los mi
les dc casoS que pudieran citarsc en-
que sc sustituy6 al hombre eli Sus
ocupacioncs, Subitamente abandona-
das por las ~exigenciaS dc la patria.
La guerra, hasta CT presentc, ha he
clio Que III muicr poDga en- juego iii
caudal dc fucrzas impondcrables,. no
Spnadas; = no es dificil que ell dia de
manana demandc de'su parte mayo
res SACRIFICES y heroiSmoS.. poniendo
Il prueba su resistencia y p~erscvclan-
cia. Y aun cuando llegue el momep-
to ell que podamos tejer Ia palma dc
la paz a las banderas dc Ia victoria,
que ahora flamcan cn nucstras ven
tanas, todavia. qucdara por TcaIizar
Ia grandiosa obra dc republication,
Ievantando todo aquello Que la que
RIA dcYast6.
. Mucho mas atcrrador que Ia dcs-
truccion material, que amos dc pa
~cicnte. c improbos esfuerzos puedcn
restaurar, son las pardidaS irfcpaya-
bles dc yidas humans. No hahc;i
problema dc mas vital importanCia
para III mujer, en- 10 future, que I!
~reintegrar. las Condicioncs economi-
cas-, a fin de hacer possible que cada
una dc elias colm4 .sus deberes natl
ralcs de maternidad, =.
/. Esta no e3 una mera question de
.biencstar personal para Id mujcr )
~ desenFolyimiento intellectual y
moral: si9n cl prohlerna de user o ito
Ser" t"to be OF. hqt.tp be,') de- tina
naci6n. F. general russo, que al CO.
mienzo de las hostilidades hasaba su
creencia de ser invencible 81 pals pOr
la fecundidad de Ia mujer rusa, cS-
taba en- 10 c~ierto; y 81 N hubiera 81
do por Ia e~rervacion { que Ia arra1-
traran largos amos de indigcncia mo-
raj ' material pudiera habcr dcv&s-
tado nueStra terra en- mucho mayor
gr& 10 por Ia ~abrumadora fuerza de
sus enormes maSaS militares.
81 Francia fuesc derrctada en- csta
guerra. o5edeceria clio no 500 4
nuestra SupcrioriGad miiitar. >ino
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