davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-08-23

into the Smiling Pool with great splash,
which had given all the fish, big and lit
tie, a great fright. Then he had flown
away and taken with him that tempting
fish which had lea him to make the
plunge. Hardly had the ripples he had
made when he plunged into the water
disappeared when Longlegs arrived
There was nothing to show that anything
had happened there in the Smiling Pool,
that he would soon catch good break
fast II he had known about Plunger the
Fish Hawk he would have tried his luck
some where else. But he didn't know, and
no one told him.
ut Is no business of mine" said Jerry
Muskrat to himself, as he watched Long
legs drop his long legs close his wings
and take his stand among the bulrushcs,
but IL | know anything about it he is
going to wait a long time for his break
fast unless some foolish polIywogs hap
pen his way. and ] suspect that Grand
father Frog will see that they don't
Jerry was quite right about Grand :
father Frog. Plunger had frightened him
quite as much as he had frightened the
fish, and he had diyed headong from hi;
big green lily pay. When he cautiously
poked his head out OF water again it
was Just in time to see Longlegs arrive.
He knew what Longlegs had come for
He had no fear for himself because the
water was so deep where his big green
llypad grew that Longlegs couldn't wade
near enough to reach him, but he was
worried on account of his children and
grandchildren and great-grandchildren,
who are sometimes called pollywogs and
sometimes tadpoles. He knew that they
dearly loved to play among the bulrushes.
I'm have to keep them away from
Evening star., 1916-08-23
VIOLET AND BLUE VELVET HATS.

kerchief itself made of satin or taneta
in brilliant color.
One young woman on Long lsland
who has individual ideas about dress
has taken up the bandanna handker-
chief for her hat and for craVat un
der her high. rolling collar.
These purple hats are worn TO-DAY
frocks and suits. and they are also con-
sidered exceedingly smart with a plain
coat and skirt of dark blue serge.
A woman who was lunching in the
Ritz gardens the other day. wore
narrow skirt of blue serge that had a
purple tinge in it, cut in Irregular lines
at the hem and falling closely against
her purple sill, stockings which rose
out of black patent leather pumps. Her
slim, cutaway coat was fastened down
the front. single-breasted. with bone
buttons that were mixture OF violet
and blue. In her left breast pocket was
tucked a purple silk handkerchief and
her wide Mexican hat was of purple
velvet, the crown corded and stitched.
Her costume made quite a sensation.
even in a place like the Ritz. where
Evening star., 1916-08-23
SOUR MILK CAKES.

In summer, no matter how careful
the housekeeper may be, there is sure,
sometimes, to be sour milk and cream
In some kinds of weather even the
days cream sours before night Tnis
need be considered no waste. Tor II
can always be turned into delicious
dainties, and chief of them all Is sour
milk or cream cake.
A sour milk cake that is especially
delicious, and extraordinarily so II In
stead of sour milk sour cream be used
is spice cake. This rule calls for a cup
of sugar and a half cup of butter
creamed together. To this should be
added a beaten egg, one teaspoonful OF
each of the following: Cinnamon, salt.
nutmeg, ground cloves and vanilla.
Add the cup of sour milk or cream and
teaspoonful of soda dissolved in
little cold water. Finally add two cups
of flour and a cup Of raisins, separated
in little of the -four. A little citron
may be added if desired. though this is
not necessary.
A very good ginger bread Is made
from the following ingredients: One
cupful of molasSes, one teaSpoonful of
soda, three -fourths of cup Of sugar
Evening star., 1916-08-23
sTHE NEXT TIME
YOU SEE US, WE
WILL ALL BE
BEAUTIFUL"

Tner * hat one woman writes
after -he aud SoH.~ Of her women
friends hao proven the merit Of Usit,
tie wonderful pure nut-oiI Egyptian
skin food.
Csu does all that this grateful
" oman could claim for 1T. No
wrinkles can stay where it is applied
AT nieht before retiring. Uslt means
smooth clear youthful compiexious,
IN place Of wrinkles and q faded old
looking face. N is food for the
regtected. hungry. poorly nourished
SKIN. it means lines are banished
and plumpness restored No other
treatment is necessary.
II you are losing your youthful
good looks 20 today aud get a bot
tie Of Csit. Keep the beauty that
reans so much 10 you. Usit contains
norh:ug Jhat will cause hair growth
Ard is positively guaranteed.
For so cents any frst-class drug
Sist will supply Usit. Always put up
in opal bottles. Take nothing else.
The most painful cases Of sunburn
are relieved instantly by Usit.
For sale by O'DonneIl's Drug Stores
and dealers everywhere.-Adver
mont.
Evening star., 1916-08-23
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
NEW YORK. August 22.-At the few
fashionable summer resorts in Europe.
such as Deauville and San Sebastian,
there are women who started the fash
ion for velvet hats the 18th of July.
This is an old story and there is
no significance in the usage of this
winter fabric in midsummer. The COL
ors introduced are important. These
were violet and dark blue.
1t is long since we have taken up
a brilliant tone of violet in millinery.
For some reason. unexplained, we have
recently chosen the milder shades, such
as gray. mauve and heliotrope. The
real reason may be a respect for that
vast assemblage of women who are
in mourning in Europe.
The French dressmakers and manu-
facturers have leaned entirely toward
these shades that are usually desig-
Evening star., 1916-08-23

For afternoon wear and all those
affairs that are classified as daytime
parties, the milIiners have brought
about revival of the eighteenth CEN
tury hat that was extensively worn in
England.
One of the best of these is sketched
today. The velvet is a brilliant dark
blue lined with rose-colored silk. The
crown is daringly manipulated and
instantly puts the hat out Of the COM
monplace and makes it difficult for a
woman to wear. unless she has the
art and takes the time to pose hat
as carefully as she would place a
picture.
This crown is as trig as a bandbox
for five inches and then spreads out
into a m-o'-shanter top which is
poised in air with all the grace of a
seagull's wings. In front there Is a
crushed mass of blush pink roses
without leaves.
Copyright. 1916. BY the Mcclure syndicate)
Evening star., 1916-08-23
A Lone Fisherman.
Who watchful waits and patience keeps
Is sure to dine before he sleeps.

Longlegs, the Blue Heron, said this
over to himself again and again just tc
keep his courage up. He needed to, for
he was hungry and all the time growing
hungrier. He was standing among the
bulrushes on the edge of the Smiling
Pool. He had been standing there for
ever and ever so long. You know Long
legs is f,herman. famous fisherman
and long ago learned that the greatest
virtue fisherman can possess is patience
So ever since he was little fellow Long
legs has trained himself to be patient.
This particular morning he had arrived
at the Smiling Pool a wee bit later than
usual. Just before he arrived Plunger
the Fish Hawk had CHANGED that way and
had seen tempting fish in the Smiling
Pool. He had shot down out of the sky
Evening star., 1916-08-23

mated as second mourning, and the
american people have found them to
their liking and worn them all win
ter, even under the garish influence of
Bakst and the Russian ballet.
1t is quite true that violet is one
of the best-knowu colors for second
mourning. and possibly we shall adopt
for pleasure what Lurope has adopted
for GRIEF when we take up the violet
hats that the milliners claim will be
the height of fashion next month.
With Wide Brims.
There have also been violet satin
hats as well as velvet ones shown in
the smart shops during the last fort
nfxht None of these has any other
fabric or color introduced in its makeup.
One OF the best is in a bright Pur-
Pile satin with a modified Mexican
crown and a twisted handkerchief of
satin tied around its base, in the same
manner that a cowboy twists ban
danna handkerchief around his hat
By the way. these twisted kerchiefs.
with their loose knot and pointed ends.
have been introduced on morning
frocks made of gingham or muslin. the
Evening star., 1916-08-23
Homemade Favoring.

An excellent imitation OF pistachio
favoring for cake baking may be made
in the following way: Tie in 4 clean
muslin cloth handful Of green peach
leaves. Bruise well and pour over them
Evening star., 1916-08-23
OF Interest to Women

was making him so happy he couldn't
keep it 20 himself another minute.
Whitefoot.
'AlI right. tell me what it is. I like
Evening star., 1916-08-23
With Wide Brims.
FASHIONS

Nothing prettier than chiffon for the
development OF dainty neglige gar
meuts has as yet been discovered
Georgette crepe is - close second. but
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Longlegs' eyes sparkled and once more he
repeated that little verse:
Who watchful waits and patience keeps
Is sure to dine before he sleeps.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

.. new French 'brassiere corsage" is
Of night blue velvet, the rest Of the
evening gown being ivory lace
Evening star., 1916-08-23
Eighteenth-Cenutry Shape.

one expects to see whatever is new and
capricious in costumery.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

one-half cup Of butter. two eggs, one
half teaspoonful each Of cinnamon and
ginger. a cup of sour milk or cream and
two and one-half cups of flour.
A kind Of drop cakes much liked by
children calls for this list Of ingre-
dents: One and one-half cups of sugar,
one cup of butter, two eggs, one cup Of
sour milk, one teaspoonful of soda, one
cup of raisins or currantS, three cups
of flour and nutmeg; a1lspice and salt
to flavor. Drop in spoonfuls on baking
pan and bake till brown.
A delicious chocolate loaf cake Is
made from one cup of sugar. one table
spoonful of butter. one egg. one-Quarter
of cake of unsweetened chocolate
melted over hot water, one scant tea
spoonful of soda dissolved in a little
water, one cup of sour milk or cream,
two cups of sifted -four. one-half tea
spoonful Of baking powder and a tea
spoonful of vanilla. This should be
baked in a loaf slowly. It may be iced
with chocolate frosting icing or left
plain.
For a chocolate layer cake use the
following ingredients: Two cups of
dark brown sugar. three quarters cup
of grated chocolate, two egg whites,
one-half cup of butter. four egg yolks,
one cup of sour milk or cream, one tea
spoonful of soda and two and one
fourth cups of -four. This should be
put together in layer with a chocolate
or white marshmallow filing
Evening star., 1916-08-23

the given quantinty Of water or nilk
with which you intend to mix your
cake. This makes q very agreeable
havoring and much resembles the ex-
tract of pistachio.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Evening wraps are exceedingly full.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19

Snmalanpaliuelnfiia lofaf. Inpmsfa.
81 p. &eo @pella u. &plloiesid flo
s ill.,.
% p. &eo @pello firfosia flo 10
epp.
% p. g oboocfisia flo 3 ipp. $. p.
ebt. fansia. 2uultapasti Italia jofa
bartousbetfi eli &c. pbbistpfiea iIlan-
pietto.
80 b. @rep @agle flo 10 epp. ia
Italia.
Wnisto %ieuroista eri ilmloitnfien
mufaan.
Subo Saafona,
SeIef. 50 s8or 251
Nem Sort Drills, Minn. ,
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a maiaupulDclafiet oipat ~isriestet-
tGm6t fexraamaSti;

3amalanpalwclutiet ptuat iSriestet-
tdmdt iexraapasti;
Warquettesia 2:nen. 4:iGs ia 56es
innmumtai tuusia Ito 3.15 ip.. ioto
forstai lilo S.t5 ip. paitfi S:nen fun.
,lnnt. eoeIIiiend torstoina, ionoin 0.
len torstoina Muniiineisid ia perion.
lninn DigoniSio.
9uittaiioen IND iunnirnt. ama.
tosia Ito 10 ap. ia Ito 8 III.
@oanantoina StambougbiSfo ia
fiistaina Heecbmoobisia.
Epbdfeulu Morquetten firfon io-
lfsta iofa iunmintai fIo / ip.
Natfoiaani toimin taitfia papili.
tia tebtdtpiG.
Gbotbamin firfosia iofa fiuifauoen
folmas funnuntai flo 10 ap.
s. 8. &eimoi1ert.
SO9 u. 4 It. Warquette, Wicb.
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esdnn5IIifid iamaIanpaIpeIxiiis
GAMBIA, Out.

C~s"""vtVtu IuNtuIuu%uIUetWtIt0
Canada, Out.
Bort Mrtburisia funfin firiifaiioen
safimdiiend i,inrrrntaina s. @bt.
ea1tsia Ito 10 oarn., ia,noin t,iitfu,,-
BEN folmantetta ~iiirnuntaina Ito 10
ad.n. ia tirfonbanIiIa iota i,tuniut.
WnIIn Tic, 8.
Gort @iIIiamiSia, ttnfin firafau-
ben e~niim6iiend ia tolr,antena FUN
rnintaina flo 8 ip. fefd toiiena ia mel.
tdrtend iunruntoina Ito 10 aawu,IIa.
S,smaIanpalipelufiet uulisia poi.
Eotsia eri iInioitusten ~uTafonn.
SunrantoifouI,it Bort MrtburiSia
ia Sort g8ilIiamisio DO 100 u.
S. Sirui
S62 BiIfcu 81.
Bort artbur, Ont. Con.
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SmmalanpaIiuelmfiia lofafnnlla:
81 p. SoImes Gitpsid ". $ulffo'
fem t. flo 3 ip. ia % p. firfosia Ser
ran eft. iubIa flo If a. p. ia lasten
iumaIanpaIfpeIus flo 1 ip. ia Ito
ieurot 6. SeppGien t. flo 1880.
25 p. Menobeosia flo 2 ip.
26 p. 9roineroisia flo 3 ip. ia flo
s in.
90 b. SnfiidripeIIG s. Dirffoien t.
fIo 2 ip. ia 80 p. firfosia $erron
ebt. iubla Ito 10 ap.
80 b. Green 1aIIpn fouIuIIo Ser.
rom ebt. iibIa Ito 3 Up.
8. $uusfonen,
Nenobea, Tinn.
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Samalanpalauelnfiia lpfafmmlIa:
Msbtabula Sarborisia, Ohio Sem,
iallisieurafiuanan firfosia:
26 p. Ito 8 ip.
20 p. flo 10 ap. ia puoIi s ip.
9pbdfouIu puoli 2 ip.
Sairport Sarborisia, Ohio Som.
iallisieurafunnan firfosia:
8 p. flo 10 ap. ia p,ioIi 8 ip.
10 p. flo s ip.
90 p. flo 8 ip.
% p. flo 10 up. ia puoIi 8 ip.
SpbGforlu flo 2 ip.
Sobn 11rpilainen,
% Dat st.
MsbtabuIa, $arbor, Sbio.
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s1listaa pippuria, ia pnoli nnsiia
pubbasta i%altpiaa dage) jofoiielle
neIiGIIe paltnaIle Iibaa. Mausteet
IepiteIIGGn iubteelIiiesti baiallaan
oIcipan liban pdGIle ia fen jGIfeen
lasfetoan Iiba Ieiffuufoneen l1pi tai
muuten bpipin iefoitetaan. Seosta
jos aiotaon piaffoin fdpttGG, taripit.
fee len main pofata iobonfin fipi.
ruuffuun ia iiitG paistaa tarpeen
mufaan. Scum inoIia fdptet6dn mot.
foran tefoon, pitdd ne f6Gntdd nii-
rim ia bppin pestd.
@aImiita maffaran fuoria moi.
oaan ostao pleeniG noin 3:IIa ientil.
I'd pouna, eifG iuuri iilloin fonnatn
ottoa moipafieen iuolien peiemistd
niiStG fuorien tefemiieffi. &norifii
,poioaan f6pttdd mp0sfin maiiliini-
fla iuoiufiio, iotfa otpat noin 21a
tiiitmaa I6pimitaten ia noin 1874
tuumaa pitfiG. 2ibanmubennos pa.
fotoan fGiin fuoren iiiGGn mabooI-
liiimman Iuiaan ia ripnstetaon nc
fpImGGn poiffoan. sos maffaroita
iGiIptetdGn pitemmdn oifaa enner.
fun fdptetdGr, pppbittdf0on fuori iu.
IatuIla I~oaroiIIa iind ie est6d Imam
fpaifuttamasta Iibaan. &uufusia
ipoiooon iitG iGiIpttdd mposfin pi.
temmdn oifoo, jos pannaon. ferros
Iaaroio iuIotsttuno pdGlIe.
2opufii iuIfaiiemme tGsid ipieId
muutamia obieito, ioito bppGfieen
fGpttdmGIIG moi fuIuttaia mGGriteI-
Id eri Iiban ia IiboIaitteeen funnoI-
Iiipmoen:
Gotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19

LAsTEN YSTxvxxN
aijotut lkirjee& on lahetettzva
osotteella: Rev. J. Hirvi, Ely,
MIN. Mutta tilaukset On lxhe.
|tet1xvx: IAsten YstlvI, LBox
g, Ixonwood, lllshlean.
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Saarnapnoroia IOfafnnIla:
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-IeiSan iitmes.tarionfiemme

tGmG ia Sc. alfGd iipuuttafo tGtd.
2eifatfaa tGm6 Iippu irti ia IGbettG.
fGd ie miiben ientiu fansfa Golep &
Collie, gbicaeo, ST., firioittaen nj.
MEME ia oioitteenre ieltpGsti. @as.
taiifiefii faatte foefGGreen iiidltGen
Solep's Sonep an6 Gar COMPOUND,
psfdGn, ~fplmppten ia furffurObddn,
Solep &i6nep BiIIs ia Solep Gatbaric
Sablets. MpptGtudr,d faiffialIa. =.
(SIm.) <
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SnmaIampoliuelnffia ia bartansbet.
lid lofafnmlIa:
Gitcbburgisia, Mosi.
Sunmuntoino % b. flo 10 op.
Tropsio, 81. g.:
Siinmuntaina % p. flo 1913 in.
JitSpiniamisia, 81. S.:
Sunmntaina % p. Ito z in.
NarIborosia, 81. s.:
Waonantaina % p. Ito 1913 III.
Ssntsneet ia fastetut.
g. Niettinen,
LOG Sieb Il. Titcbbarg, Nosi.
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Jnmai0npaliueinfttG iofdrnntt0:
% b. Gin flo 10 np. ia riioriio-
ienfon fofous Italia Ito 3.
26 p. Iirginio fIo 2 ip.
20 p. Souban Ito 10 op.
81 p. Binton flo 2 ip.
@ntti SosieII,
gIp, Minn.
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% b. Motti &innan t. lilo 8 i'll;
90 p. @riebtin fontriIIa S. Bal-
lin fouIuIIa flo 1 Up;
80 p. eoeIesia 8. 9esfitalosia
flo s iii;
6. g. Niemi,
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Ion f~irfosia flo pnoIi II ap. ia Sons
tantin &uoman IGbeJld oleipalIa fou'
lula flo 8 ip;
20 p. Maplesid, isis firfesia flr
ID; ia flo s iu;
26 b. Maplesia firfosia flo Zip;
~ y. 2amIerisia 4aIlion I. flo 2
ia s in;
90 b. Rannan fouIuIIa flo 10 ap.
ia $altoien foululla flo 2 ip;
9irfOnmenOia ia bartansienroia pi.
ban ienraaiuasti Ipfafnnn aifana:
% p. Binonasia flo 2 ip. reittius.
taIoIIa.
% p. 8pan6otisia flo 10 a. Sill
tuien Ilona.
% p. Soimolasia flo 1913 i. s.
2unoin Iiiona. l3o
.25 p. @eoriosesia lilo 1873 i.
raittiustalolla.
20 p. tilen poiffeemme Mmaiasia
S. Seimoien alueelIa, tilapGiiesti ia
pioan firfonmenot faniollisieura.
Human ~firfosia flo 10 a. ia flo s i.
&,iista ieuroista ilmoitan eritpi.
IeSti.
s. &anfila,
Boz I'll @asi, Micb.
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Sartansienruia IofafmmlIa:
81 p. Sopeaioen foiilubuoneella.
6. 8iffi
8rule, @is!
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Is p. Mangosia S .Saaren foii-
lula flo II epp. ia Soingtoniu foii-
lula flo 3 /. PIP.
% p. &ippilasten pddsto 8eaper'-
in firfosia flo II epp.
20 p. Grosbpsia (mabbolliiesti
faiipungin foululla) flo 2 ]. PIP.
II p. Sairbanfsisia s. 8interin
talosia flo 1 pdimdIlG.
6. g. &isianen,
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SetutWIa fcuruInMtaptIreelonI:
Scricp Gitpsid. q. s.
4irffo: Chestnut aipe ZEN ia Senrp
tim fuImasia.
SumaIanpalmeIus iofa %ii1nnuntai.
ma flo s ip., s. eft. fu,ifa,,oen md
iinnrutaina. &aamatunieIitps per.
beisid iota toiiena torstaina flo 8
in.
Smpeluieuran fofous iofa torstai.
no fIo 2 ip. perbeisid.
HpbafouIu iofa iunnuntaina
@reenbilesid flo 10 ap. ia firfosia
flo A ip.
SefafoOrin barioitus iofa perian.
taina Ito 8 III.
Seem @ocbenesiG, 81. 9.
@irffo: 2acffpooo .atpenueIIa.
Observation-Disclosures fiiiifauoen g..
no funmuntaina flo $3.50 III. firffo.
iaIis{a ia firifauben And iununtai.
ma ftrfosia s. eft. lilo $50 il.
SmpeIuieuran fofous iofa toiiena
torstaina flo 3 ip. $uguenot It. ia
bartausbetfi flo 8 III.
gatsfiIlisi6, sc. q.
R~lnafouoen miimeiiend tiistaina
Ito 10 ap. ia 2 ip.
gast Bort gbesterisid, Conn:
Rirffo: 9elabari ~oipenuelIa.
SumoImpalmelus fuufaiioen g..
ma iunmuntaina fIo $50 in. Mnista
ieureista iImoitetaon firfosia.
BelIebiIIesid, 81. s.
.0tnifauoen 2ma Iauantaina flo 8
iu.
HaIpeIustami baluatpat tpoipat
iImoittoa mposfin %firieelId tabi aiun.
noIIa mormemmin aamapGimdIIG ia
iuaIIu feIIo 81.
SO. Inttonen.
Ofsite: 102 Stetpens ane.
Seriep Gitp, 81. $.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-04
NOT,ICE.

In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the County
Of Imperial.
Celia Berkman. plaintiff. VS.. 1mpe-
ration, and T. II. Gebbie, defendants.
In pursuance of an order of this
court heretofore made, notice is hereby
given that an action has been COM
state of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial, by the aboye
named Celia Berkman, as plaintiff,
against Imperial Water Company No.
/, a corporation, and T. III. Gebbie,
defendants, for an order directing said
corporation Uhe same being the cor
poration who issued the stock and GER
tificates therefor) TO issue new certifi-
Gates to and in the name of the plain
tiff for eighty-nine (S9) shares of the
Certificate No. 1912 of said defendant
corporation for thirty-two (32) shares
of its capital stock and Certificate No.
1855 Of said defendant corporation for
fiftyseven go shares of its capital
stock, issued to and in the name of
the plaintiff. which certificates the
plaintiff alleges have been lost: and
all persons claiming said shares, or
any of them, or any interest or lien
fled, directed and ordered, to appear
before the court at it's courtroom in
FL Centre, California, on the 31st day
of March, A. d. 1916, at the hour of
then and there to show cause why new
certificates should not be directed to
be issued to plaintiff as is prayed for
in plaintiffs petition.
Dated this 25th day of February,
1916. M. S. COOK,
(SeaD County Clerk,
BY " ]. Ellis.
Deputy Clerk. SatMch25
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-04
PASSENGER TRAINS
# NARROW ESCAPE

The incoming train yesterday morn
ing had most narrow escape be-
tween lockwood and Calipatria. An
irrigation ditch had cut the earth from
under the rails for about 20 feet, leav-
ing a chasm ten feet deep. The en-
gineer could not see this until the
train was over the break and it was
impossible to stop. Fortunately the
rails supported the engine and cars,
though all sagged and tipped consid-
erably. After getting across the
train was stopped and survey taken
Of the situation, when train crew and
passengers were alike amazed that the
train had not been badly wrecked. A
flagman was left to warn other
trains, and the train came on to Draw
ley, from which point crew was sent
out to make repairs.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-04
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Phone /. 120 North Fifth St.
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Reasonable Prices.
No. 1911 Sheriff's Sale
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NY
SHERIEE

C.. Z. Paris VS.. Henry j. Kerker, Kate
kerker, Richard Roe, ct al.
"a 6h de ana by virtue of judgment
der of sale issued out of the Superior
Court Of the County of Imperial, State
pu G91ornia ia IN the Sdst day Of Feb,
action, wherein C. e. Paris, the above
named plaintiff. obtained a Judgment
and and = decree az Henr Of foreelosure and sale
Kerker, defendants. on the 18th da@
OF e. Heeab s1 a. D. 1915 for the sum
81 SSs2 sta, dollars in gold coin of the
and counsel fees, which said decree
was. on the 18th day of February. A.
~; ISi6' recorded in Judgment Book 3
manded to sell:
cw That e part ot e ess the ssn, Swss. onsaale
fifteen q5l south. Range fourteen
ss lp east s: b M lying west Of the
way. containing rs acres. more or
less, according TO the government sur
vey. as per man Of the resurvey tau-
l9o2l. approved December %. 1908 and
filed May I'd, 1909 In the United states
iand office At Los Angeles, California;
together with the appurtenances there
hereof
Public notice Is hereby given that On
Monday the goth day OF March. A. ID.
1915. at 10 O'Clock a. m OF that dav
IN font OF the Court House door Of
the County of Imperial. ! viii, In obedi-
erce to said Judgment. decree and or
der OF Gale. sell the above described
rropcrty. or so much thereof as NAV he
necessary 10 atae sufficient mnnev -
81 tisfv said Judgment and decree WITH
interest and costs, etc, 70 the hl@hagt
and hest bidder for pold coin of the
United States
c M Arpr, wsTTLI. Sheriff
H. w A~~gUSGN-
Under Sheriff. rrlMa.l7