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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
Die 3nberiidjt, bah bic
Ser. Ztaaten bic Mllis
irtem tint Nntbiaa bels
fen iuiirOen,
5dIt bic ent.nismddts a6, S5risben gu
fdlisben.
Sast Der Setreidr BEG ameritanii6en
gsneraltoniulats in Berlin.

Rem Dort, 7. Rdra. Rop g.
Maegluee, Der Setrstdr bss ameri.
fanifdsn SensraltoHiuls in Berlin,
Der an Oienftas an gorb Sss nortues
siiden 9ampfers rSriitianafiorb1
bier antam, iast, bab bic atnii4t Dies
Ter promin.f,isr Uldnnsr IN Dsuii9s
ldnb bic iei. Sab bic beuti6e Rssiss
runs allss in i9rer Madt gefinblids
setban babe, Inn iia bic Jrsunoihaft
0eutT6lanbs su srbalteH unb uumOgs
lia meter sehen t0nne. Serr Rcels
bee IN nad 2lmsrita eetommen. I'm
9ernanbte gu beiu6eu. unb pirb iiA
aud in offisisIlen SeI6ditsn mad
Dafbinston bsse6sn.
Die militdriite unb maritime
GtGrte Der Der. Staaten i9ldst man
in Ssuti9IdHb bod an" iaste Ssrr
Rcglpee. .0ie DtutlGen iinb iibers
ssusi. bab bic Spmpatbisn Der Der.
Staaien auf Seiten Der 9Iniirten iinb
unb bies CUR @srIanseruns bss ariss
ses beitrase, neil bic alaiirten slau'
ben, i'm Sale Der glDtb AUDI auf Die
llnteriiiibuns Der Der. Staatsn reds
nsn gu t6nnsn. Die Deliiidsn iinb Der
anii6i, bob obne bic Spmpatbien Der
Ser. Staaien elm Jrisbe iebt m6glid
iein piirbs, neil bic 5einSe Deutifs
lambs. ipenn iis nidt bon bsm glaus
Ben kfonssn fpdrsn, I'm IeBten aussn.
Bid bic Der. Staaten in ben aries
binsihsiehen gu t0nnsn, ii6erli4 ipils
lens pdrsa, iibsr ben Grieben gu Be-
raiben. sinfsbeub. baB iie nit her
5ortIesuns BEG arisges bod ni8ts
uusri9tsn miirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
Neiteres iiber ben lctten
3eppelins 0tngriff.
Gs purbe dbiolut tein
militdrif4er g 4absn
ungeridtet bebaup@
fet Gudfnub

tet Gngfanb.
AaoubOn 7. MdrS. Cine am
Dienitas per0ffeRtIi9te offi3ieas Be
idnntma4ung, bic auf ben 3eppslin<
ansriff bon Der SOnntas Ra4t gs3ug
bat, lauttt ipie folgt:
,Gs III feitgeitellt iporben, Bag bic
fsinolihen 9uftfdiffe tpGbrsnb ibres
lls6erfaas in Der Qdft bonn 5. gum
6. Wldr5 ipenigiteus 80 8omrbsn abs
seporfsn babsn. Gs iteint, bab bic
8omben dnfs 9eratbepobl in ben
2anbbiitritt sefdlsubsrt tpurbsH. Gs
mag biss cine 6plse bss llmitanbes
geipeIen ieiu. bob ipessn bes itiirmis
f6en Wetters bic 3eppslins ni6t i'm
Stanoe ipnrm, tire 9omben lOs5us
iperoen, ebe iie unter benz S9ub Der
Ountslbeif enttamsn. Gs ipurbe nid3t
Der serinse miliidriide Shdben anges
rihtet. Die 5pbten unb Weriuunoeten
ipnren ausf9lisbli9 Gipilpsrionen.
Cine Der bisber als beripunoet dnge=
meIbeten gsrIonen 1T feitbem in einem
9prf in Qineolnibire geitorben, 70
bab bic 3dbl Der Sobtsn iid iest auf
13 felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
GngIaxbs 9(nttpprt auf bic
SaralOmgsM Maflage.
Cine unperf6dmts gslsis
biquHa 9<utf6lanbs.

y
apnbon, 7. .0ar5. Gnglano
bat bem amerifaniiden 9OiI9aftsr Die
aninort auf bic Msissrung Deuti9=
lambs iibermittelt, bic Baralongs2lngts
lssenheit sinem Sdiebsssri9t oon
dmerifanifden Offi5isren au iiberpsis
fen, fpie England Is DorgefdtaJsn
bate.
Die britiIhe Reeierung ertldrt, iis
6alts ss nidi fir n0tbig, ipsiteres iiber
Oeutfdldn6s @rauiamfeiten 81 iagen,
neil iis betpiefen isien unb ertldrt,
bdb Oeutidldnn., ben 9orpurf Der
grduiamteit nift sntfrdftet babe, BEN
es burd bic Werientung Der 4rabic,
Durd Die 3erit6rung zines seftranbeten
briiiIhen 5auhbopts urib ben anariff
auf ben Oampfsr Ruel unterliegf.
Die Deutlden bdtten ouf bic i'm Dais
Ter ringenbe WannIdaft bes an Der
&iiits DON SGHemart eeftranbefen 5ri.
tif9en 5au6bpots geI9oiien. gbenfo
bdtien bic DeutIden auf bic Mdnns
ifaf. bes Dampfers Ruel aeidofen,
als bieislbe fid na6 @srIsmtung bes
Sdiffes in bic goote beae6en hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
Die snmphunicfunscrtc.

@elegentli4 Der beiben biesn06ir
gen Snmp6pniefunSerte, bic pie iibs
lid am Sreitas Rd9mittug unb am
Samitae 96enb i'm Gmerp 2lubitos
rirtr ftottfinben, pirtt bie &IdDier-
pirtupiin Mobame 9opbipu ais Sos
liitin nit uno pirb bei bieier 9eles
aenbeit fbr Gincinnatier Debut mas
den. Sas fir bic betpen 9orserte
bon Or. @rnIt Suurpalb sufdmmen'
aeTte[Ite 9rperarm lit tpte folgt:
Sernabe fir Streidinitrumente In
y Dur Rpbert Studs
SnmpboriIaer grplog gu elmer
SroeDbie Heger
Rlapierfpnsert In ". mtoa grieg
2eunoren Superture go. 8
:. BeethopeH
Ser 9prpertauf Der @in5eItdrten
fir Die bsiben &un3erte nimmt am
beutiden Sas. bei Der gtur9 getu'
fump Go. an Der wsit @isrtsn Stras
BE isiasn ptufans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
aamaoiid,e Snftis.
atbensldnslider &ertsr
anssbliden 9pna<
mfter.

DiR6for, Ont, 7. Ndro. =
gbas. ReIpa purbe am 0isnitag DON
elmer Surp in GanbiDi6, Ont. iibers
fii6rt iana6iiGe @ebdrbe nit 9bnas
nit in bic Cuff eefprengt gu babeH.
Oie SurD nn6m iih gan3e 10 Minus
ten 3eit 3ur ger1tbrng. Refpe fpurb.
gu ls6engldnsli4er GeFdHsnibitrafe
perurtbeilf.
@essn Reipa laeeH bic antluseE
Dor am q. Suni bic peubobb usbsrz
sieber sSdbrit in WalterOile bur6
Dpnamit stritort 5u bnbeH; eine 0bs
nnmitbombe untsr bic @affen6ale IN
DinhfOr gsf6afft unb fid nit albert
8altI6nniot Don Detroit oerI9porsn
3u babsn, bic Baffenbole gu 5srftOs
rem.
gtibtsr 6alcOnbribse fugte BEL Der
llrtbeilsTprsdung, pdb er tetnsn nil
berungserunb enibeden i0nne, bd an
200 9erionen eetDbtst fein niirben,
mare bic 8ombs gum GJPIObireu gss
fnnrusft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
Ter unO SO sutete aauaitmni nit.

Ter un0 SO gafete aaugiuuni nit
1ebel.
- glus 6en Ghuppen Der Stra.
senbobngeielihaft an Der Spr;ug
@rope uno 1ittd)ea alperlue, fuurben
in Der 9eodt pom @cntag gum
GienItog ntItteIit @inbrltds0iebItabls
II AfienbiiIIen geitoblen, Die eincr
Bertb Don 800 babeu.
= Ser Gbauffeur ssranf Burns,
o3n 90. 2106 Serrif 4oenue, ruuroe
geitcrn ton 2eutrnlt 2oOe inter Der
g(nflagc berboitet, eiu Glutonlobil
o6nc GrIaubniB oes gigentbiimers
bcultst 5u haben. Burns mar uon
Dem aolreugrubenhtiitcr SSSorlls
Collins aus 9luefielo, S8. gsa.. pdb-
rcno beiien teinpordren 9lufelttbalts
bier ais Chauffeur engagirt poroen
rno Fatte in 6ent slrtolrlpbil ieilles
girbeitsgebers am glbeno oes %. 81.
britars cine Spristour gemadlt, Die
bamit enoete, oaB er auf Dem @il6ert
9Ipc. giabuft IN etnen 9Sfoiten ramt.
tr, mobei bos Slltoutobil in Eriiiancr
qing uno er iel6lt nerlest muroe.
2us bermiBt ipurbe geFern
2l6enb Der goli3ei bic 16 Sabre alte
9aiip 9ld5ier bon go. 411O Dus
mont Strube gemelbet. Sas Mdbs
den eiug seitern Mtorgen CUR iibli9en
Gtunbe BON Sauie meg I'm ii9 ans
geblit aur S6ule gu begeben uuo tit
ieitbem fpurlos perIdtpunbeu.
- Gin mifregen0es glbenteuer bat.
tcn geTtern oie 9eteftines @enter uuS
@ernbar6t in einen slIteiiengeid1i5
az ser 3lpeiten iuS 2roInlp Strai'e,
Dem lie beruflid einen @eIrh ab.
Itotteten Gin bort ongetetteter Sltno
fam log uno fiel bie gealnten an,
fpubei ebe bas fpiitbcnoc Shier ge-
bdnoigt fperoen foHttte, @euter'S
Soiett oerart 5erfest tutroen, oab er
lid BON ieineni &nrther 8erllbarot
crit Elm anoereS Yoor lhrausipref-
lidje bolen laiien muBte, e6e er iicb
auf Die Strabe tpogen fonnte.
- grnft Sdpars BON gto. 2593
Dennis StraBe tpurbe geiteru 4benb
auf einem Strabenbabnipagen Der
GruB Soipn 2inie 5tuiI6en Peebles
Corner unb Der gine StraBe nm ieie
ne grieftui9e beitp9len, bic $21 ents
hielt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08

2outTe 2angtrp, 70, 1919 2enpr
pIuce, 2ungenentSiinoung.
G9arIes SSrieuo, 6o3 S6iIlito Str,
Nierenleiben. Z
Resina &enep, 70, 331 Stratg9t
Str, QeberperbGrtung.
Catherine Wc@utre, 68, 446 OF
2tbertp Str, 9er3letoen.
Rubofpb 2dig, II, 1923 pppIar
Sir 9er5leioeu.
SenrD Strofiel, 54. 1884 2IepeIIgn
Ctr. &rebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
gier Neripnen ertrunfen,
ais iie burd ben DeteI
eines @affsrbehdIs
fers rsifiirgten.

gpnnelIsptlls, pa. Z. WlGrs.
Gin @anoerprebiger, Der eins Gripets
tunssprsbigt belt, bate am @ienitag
pislso6rer nm ii9 periammelf. .Wiebrere
bsrfeIben fletierien. I'M befier ieben ju
iDnnsn. anf Elm ssipaItises SAB in BEN
Gduppen Der Q. &: 8. 8abn, bds
NIT MaTtr sefiilt mar. 1luter
bem @etpifte Der aeiite iplirbe Der
Dedel eingeSriidi unb mebrere gsrfos
i,en ftarstsn ius @afsr. @isz bEistben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08
Sie 3abl Der Gpfer tua6ft
Sic 9ran6fat1itropbe i'm
@efdngniB su CT Baio
forbert piele 81 en-.
fdbeuIef ben.

ih EN- bser-
gafc, Ger, 7. W6r5. Bon
Sen Spiern Der grpIoiion am gtoil'
tae iiro ioipeit IS i6ren @ranomun'
Sen erleecn nuS utebrere anoere
oiiriten nidt NIT Dem 2eben oapor-
fomnen. lleber 40 &efungene beTan-
ben iid) i'm 9aocjinlner oes @cidng'
miles als Die @rpIoiion fi6 creletete
in6 faIt aae 5ogcn iih fiirftbare
granorpiuiben su.
Gie Beiilnobeitsbeboroen batten
toraefhrieben, bar Oie 8efnngenen IN
cinem ans goioIin, aeroiin uno 81
iio heItefenbcn @cmiI1, lid, 5u baoen
bdtten, Inn pon allem llirge5iefer be.
ireit su fperoen. Syrgeuoicnvano nun
ioa Elm 3iinobol56en artgeItriden ba-
Len, oab i'm 9eu Die geiabrIidc Rii6-
ung in 8rano ieste uro Die llgs
1liidIiten IN cine 6eieriarle elfi'
hii[lte. Gie @efangenen, meiIteils
Weritauer, jtiirSten uiiter ertles-
Iidcm Sfmer5ensgebeuI auf Seil
aorrioor Jtnaiis.
Ger Coroner bat cine llnteriuh-
una eingeleitet lm0 mebrere Der
lleberIebenoen erfldren, bnB elmer
Der gefangenen Elm Strehbbol5hen
In Grano qeiest tdbe.
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gterblidbfeits ri@t.

maripn alfbles, AZ, 2526 gine
Str, &rebs.
So9n @iuians. SO, 319 Oit 8.
Str, 9tftbnid.
@eOrge Miller,. 49, 212 Bsft 5.
Str, GubertuloIe.
Midael Meebdn, So, Ia Calhoun
Str, 9eberperbdrtuns.
Gbparb wtiIer, 70, Sbierodtorp
R0aS. Ssrsiaias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-08

fSanitag mad benz Golumbuier3udt.
6aufe gebro9t tperoeu.
Ger gfidter idgte PEI Der gerfiin.
biGtng oes lIrtbeilfprii6s benz Ge.
fangenen, baB er iest cine @buuee
babe, ii6 Su beiieru uuo baB ieine
,sreilaiilng BON ieinem firnftigen
9etragcn abbdiigen iueroe.
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Slauiel im ben Seriihe'
rmnss-Yrlicen
Spart 2ebens 8erfi4es
rnngs-9efellf 4 aften
bte[@efb.

Nsn gorf, z. Mlr3. = gers
tpdnhte BON Spfern Der Guiitanius
aatdItrop6e t5nnen f.iHe 9srIides
ruugsIummeft foleftiren, tpcnn bic
betreffenbm policen einsn auf ben
&ri,g besiigIi6en 3uiab srtbultsn.
S6srri9ter glarenee S6earn .nts
Ibieb 70 in bem SaIe Der 5ruu III
Bert alopb 5opfins, ipelhe bic Gons
netticut General aif. Snfurance 60.
auf 3abIung sinergolice iibsr $4,000
psrtlaete 2sbtere enthieIt ben 3uIaB,
Sab tsine 3abluns gu leiiten Jet,
ipenn Der 8sriiherte birtt ober ins
brett ourh irgeubeine 6auolung sis
nu Der triegfiibrsnben HatiOnsH nsrs
lett ooer oetDptet fuiirbe.
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@elinbe gtraie
s. hr itaIieniihe Mdo d. en-
Weor0er.

Cleveland, o., Z. M1rs. Sib.
ter aenneop perlrtbeiIie 2oits 8inn.
d,etti, ben isberfiiErtcn Wsoroer Der
Dolores Gbens 5u elmer unbeiiinui.
8ud;tbmlsitrafe bon 1 bis 90 Sab.
rcn. Die ssiirn bate 8ianhetti anl
poriaen Donnershaa oes ScotidIags
idluIoig befiuoen. Der Gefnnseue
,pirb rnbrid,einIid Gus udditsn
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prpbibitipn In Vernspnt
geiblasen.
Die Webrbeit pelde se'
gen Ts abssge6en pur
be- cine unsep S9ns
lid grobe.

RutIanb. gt.. 7. Mdr5. - Sn
9ermpnt mar local option nit uleb-
als 1900 Gtimmsn Uhebrbeit ssgen
probibitipn fieereid.
9as probibitions glmenbement
ipurbe I'm Sabre 1852 dneenommen
unb i'm Sabre 1913 nit elmer Rdiori
tat BON 729 Siimmsn tpiberrufen.
es itinmten am 9ieHfiag 1868
perfcnen fir bic WieOereinfiibrung,
dber 81. .667 bagesen. gait elmer einsis
gen gfusunbme parsu fdmmtIihe
Counties bes Siaatss fir Ideal OPP
tion-.
O&sSr l2ersuusu erfrunfen
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
In Case of War.
Bv Gibson Gardner

Washington, April 19-In case we make with
Germany, here are the things that will happen:
l. The president as commander-in-chi'f of the army
and navy of the United States will take active command
of these branches of the service he did in the Vera Cruz
incident.
2 Our ambassador and consular representatives IN
Germany will be recalled f not already handed
their passports by Germany and passports Will be hand
ed the diplomatic representatives Of Germany in the Unit
ed States and they will be safely transported to neutral
territory.
3. If the allies Of Germany-Austria and Turkey
decide to Join Germany in with the United States,
the same course of action will take place with repre-
sentatives in those countries and their representatives
here
4. Congress will listen to special message by the
president the emergency and will pass resolutions de-
claling that a state Of war now exists
5. Congress will vote whatever amount is recommend
ed by the president to be expended for the immediate
needs of the military branches Of the service.
g.. Our state department viii take up the diplomatic
relationship of the United States the EngIshFrench
Russian allies and the administration vii, be under the
necessity Of deciding whether The United States will be-
active member of the alliance against the leu
tonic nations, sinking swimming according Germany
and her allies shall be defeated OF shall be victorious.
Z. A censorship over all news going out Of the de-
parmens in Washington will be put in operation Guards
will protect all government propertyespecaly military
and naval plants-throughout the United States.
g. Naturazed German Americans will be treated as
loyal citizens until they otherwise and in the of
unnaturaZed Germans will be taken to prevent
the possibility Of their rendering aid comfort to the
enemy.
g. Then Congress will grappe with the problem Of
adequate preparedness and every effort will be made to
produce munitions of war.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19

That the federal government will
assist Imperial Valley in a permanent
solution of its silt problems is the as
surance contained IN telegram today
to r. E. Wills, president of the Coun-
ty Farm Bureau, from Engineer j. c.
Allison at Washington.
"Have obtained definite proposals
from government departments on joint
action with valley in silt and water
supply problems" says Allison in his
telegram.
The news was sent to Mr.. Wills as
head of the Farm Bureau which sue
ceeded the Agricultural Assembly or
ganization and in accordance with a
resolution adopted at the assembly at
Rrawley last December President Wills
has authorized Secretary Nelson to
call a meeting to consider the proposal.
This will be held in the ballroom of
the Barbara Worth hotel, Ell Centre,
at 10 a. m., Saturday, May 6.
The Assembly resolution recited the
need and concluded as follows:
"Ihat committee be appointed to
determine ways and means and con-
aummating some action regarding our
water rights and our silt problem, and
that this committee consist of the di-
rector general of this assembly (Mr.
Wills, the board of directors of the
Imperial Irrigation District and one
lnember Of each mutual water COM
pany and the chief engineer of the
California Development Company (Mr
Allison)."
Mr.. Allison will return from Wash
ington the first of May and the pro-
posal Of the government will be made
to the committee appointed by the res
olution. There is some interest as to
what proposal additional to the silt
problem is meant. Mr.. Allison refers
to "silt and water supply problems" "
The valleys water rights are believed
to be concerned.
The immensity of the silt problem
was indicated by Mr.. Allison in his
speech before the Assembly.
During the year 1914 there was
passed through Hanlon headgates 30
o24,O0O cubic yards Of silt in suspen-
sion and sand rolling along the bot
tom of the canal. This Quantity of
silt and sand calculated for the year
amounts to 40,532, $50 tons or 1851
O86 carloads, which, placed in a single
trainload, would make its length 7,O48
miles, reaching from San Francisco
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
Piece of Treachery.
BY II. ID. Jacobs

U. S. Army Headquarters, April IS.
-(By wireless to Columbus, n. NJ,
April 19)-General Pershing has ar
rived at the Namiquipa headquarters
after an all-night ride from Satevo, for
Il conference with staff officers.
The soldiers who came with him
told details of the fight at Parral,
placing the matter in the light of a
deliberate Carranzista attack and
even possibly Of en- attempt to ami
hilate Major Tomkins' command CT
! II men.
Major Herrera's representative,
General Lozango, arranged with
Tomphins to meet him at the railway
station before noon with Carranza
escort to accompany him into the city
to a camping place, according to the
American troopers. When he arrived
however, Tompkins found no escort
en- hand.
Talking to Lozango, the Americans
dismounted and crowd gathered. 1t
was composed largely of Carranzistas.
Tompkins heard the noise of shooting
as they stood there, and thought it a
salute of welcome. Just then a non
commissioned officer informed Tomp-
kins the Mexicans had fired on a de-
tachment Of Americans, wounding sew
eral. Tompkins asked Lozango for
an explanation. Lozango said he was
mystified and entreated Topkins to
let him lead the Americans to safety.
A group of soldiers with an Ameri-
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
Mexico Demands Withdrawal
Villas Power Being Broken

ont, but the safety Of the expedition,
following the Parral clash ard the
Mexican request that it withdraw, Is
uppermost in the minds of army men
on the border.
Pershing has returned to Namlqul-
pa, midway along the communication
lines, where he will be able to watch
the situation more closely, and better
direct the army. No Americans are
believed to be south Of Santa Cruz.
If Villa is alive and has gone into
Durango, as reported, the pursuit is
apparently halted. If the eXhumcd
corpse is not that of Villa, neither
American nor Mexican authorities
have any adequate idea of his where
abouts, they admitted.
Mexicans, the only persons who
rrofessed to have direct knowledge
that Villas body had been dug up,
claimed that the telegraph wires were
down and that this prevented the re-
ceipt of further information. While
their failure to produce the body for
American Identification increased the
skepticism here, the delay may pos
sjbly be due to natural causes like
slow transportation 1t is pointed out
that the Carranzistas may be honest
in their claim that they have found
Villas remains, and yet may them
selves be hoaXed or laboring under
misapprehension.
In connection with the precautions
to insure safety OF the American eN-
pedition, army men pointed out that
intervention advocates were anxious
to prevent withdrawal and that they
had circulated exaggerated and
alarming reports Of the destruction
of American property in Chihuahua.
Consul Garcia said that he had no
fresh news from Rusihuirachic with
regard to the body reported to be that
Of Villa. He saw no reason, he said,
for changing the belief that the corpse
was really Villas.
Garcia asserted that Carlos Car
rama found the remains from 80 to
so miles from the railroad, in a re-
gion reached only by rough trails. The
removal was most difficult.
Perhaps, he said, it might be only
necessary to bring in the head. A
chart of Villas teeth, taken at III
Paso, may prove important in identj-
fication of the body.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
MAINLY PERSONAL

Grant Conrad, ex-mayor Of San Die
90, is visiting FL Centro.
/. NJ. Moe, formerly connected with
an FL Centre newspaper, is in the city
on a business visit.
T. H. Gebbie left today for Los An
geles with shipment Of hogs for the
Los Angeles market.
Mrs. Mabel Hoffman Of San Diego
and Miss Hazel Carr of San Pedro
are visiting Mrs. and Miss North
colt.
Mrs. p. Alexander has left for a
tour of the coast before returning to
her home in Kentucky. She has been
guest Of her sister, Mrs. |. May
field.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19

at this juncture, and Tompkins asked
Lozango who they were. The general
replied that they were Carranzistas,
guarding Americans. Then the So
called guard fired a volley at the
troopers, killing one.
Tompkins, said the soldiers de-
scribing the affair, thought that if he
and his command were to be slaugh-
tered they might as we'll die fighting.
He refused Lozango's aid, fearing d
trap. Enormous mobs had formed
by this time, surrounding the soldiers,
so the Americans "cut loose and
killed more than 40 MeXicans
They retreated to Santa Cruz and
dug themselves in, awaiting rein
forcements, which came from all di-
rections. Colonel Aliens reinforce
ments made a phenomenal march.
Colonel Brown and Major Howe led
other columns to the rescue. The
American casualties were two killed
cne missing and one seriously wound
ed. Major Tompkins was among the
wounded.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19

out for and do any deeds of kindness
they may find to do, in the name of
Christ. The society meets every
tuesday, except the second in the
month, and all ladies and friends of
tie church are cordially welcome.
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New Business Here-Through the
assistance of the Ell Centro Cham
Der Of Commerce new industry has
been obtained in the form of a branch
bottling works of the California Fruit
Beverage Company. r. A. Wood, pres
ident of the company, recently visited
Ell Centro and after investigation de-
cided to establish a branch of his
business here. The company produces
fruit beverages and employs at first
five or six workers. According to
Mr.. Wood, this will be the distributing
center for the company for the Ari-
zona territory supplied. The Cham
Ter Of Commerce furnished Mr.. Wood
on his visit here with a list Of the
few available vacant rooms in the city.
As a result he leased the room at 562
Main street, formerly occupied by the
Valley Hardware Company, through
the agency Of the Nuffer Land Com
pany. Arrangements for shipping the
necessary equipment here are being
made and the company expects to open
it's plant here by the end of the pres
ent month.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
CITY AND VALLEY

Triangle Pictures at Palace Tonight
-"Aloha Oe,' with Willard Mack, i,
five parts, and The Village Scandal.
with Roscoe Arbuckle, in two parts.
will be shown at the Palace theatre
tonight
Palace TOmorrOw-An extra fine
program of pictures will be shown ii
the Palace theatre tomorrow night
Fanny Ward in The Marriage Of KIT
ty," a five-part Paramount. and Edna
Mayo in the eighth episode Of The
Strange Case of Mary Page
Grand Master Here-Frank \. Nc
Beth, grand master I. 0. o. :. q Ca
ifornia, is in the valley and visited
officially FL Centso lodge last night.
Members of the order were present
from Brawley and Holtvile, and the
occasion was a happy one for the Odd
Fellows.
Compton's Appointment-The ap-
pointment of Wayne H. Compton by
the exposition commissioners As lee
turer for the seven southern coun-
ties has given very general satisfac-
ton here. Mr. Compton made big
hit by his lectures at the San Fran
cisco exposition.
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For Dry State-Nrs. Frank De Witt
Wheeler will speak TO the high school
pupils Friday morning and will ad-
dress the women cf FL Centre Friday
at at the Methodist church. She
will give a recital the same evening
at the same place. Mrs. Wheeler is
women's leader for the state dry cam
paign.
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Jury Acquits Lee-Milton H. Lee
on trial yesterday under a grand jury
indictment for falsely registering vot.
ers in the City of Imperial, was ac-
quilted by Q jury in the Superior
court last night Witnesses differed