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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22
MISS
ABBOTT
CALLS
BY Mabel Abbott.

The everyday interests OF
Sumner people are as varied
and as interesting as the peO-
pie themselves.
A canvass of a very small
number OF Sumner citizens
Tuesday yielded the following
wide range of individual
ideas:
I'm principally interested In
temperance" said Mrs e. b. Bar
ron, of Kincaid street.
mo. l don't belong to the w.
G. T. U. or any prohibition organ
ization. With seven boys and two
girls, | don't have time to work
for the cause; but I'm interested
In 1t just the same.
Il think it's one Of the most i'm
portant things there are.
I've never had to worry about
any of my children, but I've wor-
ried sometimes about other moth
er's children: and | hope the day
will come when the whole coun-
try will be on temperance basis"
|
Mrs. Amelia Weber, also of Kin
caid street, was interested in an
unusual piece of embroidery which
she was making.
ut was bureau scarf, with a
design of eyelets and stain stitch,
and 1t was done on-a piece OF a
flour sack! Yes, the kind of sack
your flour comes in!
After one or two washings II
comes out SO nice and white" said
Mrs. Weber, you would think it
was linen.
81 got the design out of the pa
per and drew 1t on the cloth with
lead pencil. l Just finished a pair
of pillow slips made of flour sacks,
and the designs on these drew
from a napkin l had. l HEM
stitcheded them, too"
Mrs. Foreman, of Kincaid street
said she was thinking. like every
body else, of how much food cost.
But II one buys sensibly," said
she, zone can make 1t cost a little
less than 1t would otherwise.
Even small family-there are
only three of us-can buy sugar
by the sack and flour by the bar
rel to good advantage. have Just
been making mincemeat, and l
made my whole winters supply at
one time and sealed it up"
Mrs. Aida Stewart, of Ryan
street, president of the Sumner
Quest Clicque, was interested in
the work of the club, which is
studying the history of the state
of Washington this winter, from
exploration and early settlement
to present educational and social
problems.
81 don't have any class the last
period in the morning." said Miss
Mary Lemere, who lives on Alder
street, so / can come home and
do whatever / like during that
time. I'm sewing today.
"Some of the work we learn at /
school is going to come in awfully
handy for Christmas presents
the decorative woodwork, for in
stance. I've made two or three !
boxes with stained designs
"My church work is the thing |
I'm most interested in." said Mrs.
Ann Bower, of Alder street. "I've |
been a church member almost 55 |
years. belong to the Christian
church Of Sumner"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22

drink, myself, but I do not be-
lieve in restricting the rights of
others SO extremely
Commissioner Drake declared
that the ordinance was too string
ent regarding the sale OF alcohol
by druggists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22
Babies Die In Flames
While Parents Dance

The dead children are Clyde
LeBarron, age 2 years, and his
year-old brother, Robert Palmer
LeBarron. Their father is one of
the heirs of the rich NJ. ]. LeBar-
ron estate. Mrs. Nash, 55 years
old. whose home was at Saxon,
idaho. was caring for the children
when the fire started.
clyde LeBarron and his wife
went to a dance and eharivari last
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22
HEAT CO.GET
A FRANCHISE

On the written promise Of i'm
corporators of the company that
the T. r. & p. company had no.
connection with the new concern,
franchise was granted by the
council Wednesday permitting tho
Tacoma Steam Heating company
to engage in a general downtown
heating business In Tacoma.
Rumors were recently circulate
ed that the company would 81
steam from the Y. r. q r. boil
ers, and councilmen had thrcat.|
ened to turn down the ordinances
IL this were true
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ASK BETTER SERVICE

Three hundred tideflats work.
ers signed petitions which were
presented to the city council We'd
nesday, asking for better street
car facilities on the municipal car
line.
Commissioners Atkins reported
that he was preparing to add stor-
age tracks to the eastern termi-
nus of the line, and double the
number of cars during the morn
ing and evening rush.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22

Newspaper Enterprise Association.D
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-If you
are a stranger in New York and
long for company; II you are wary
of the men who prowl along the
Broadway sidewalks-meet Alice
Germanie.
Alice will be your escort.
It In a bread and butter propo-
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United Press Leased Wire,

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Nov. 22.-
Two children, the sons of Clyde
LeBarron, wealthy dairyman,
and. Mrs. Nash, who was caring
for them. were burned to death
during the night at Valley Ford,
18 miles west of here, when the
LeBarron homestead was partially
destroyed by flames. Word of
the tragedy reached here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22
SIGN NONPARTISAN
BILL, NO. e, HERE

Homer T. Bone, $40. Provident
building.
s. B. Evenson. Gil South sheri-t
dan.
Eugene Cool, 1915 no. saith st.
w. H. Boothroyd, Dockton.
G. ]. Mcintyre, 1903 South
.arket.
w. q. Edwards, 52os South
Harry Pinkerton. s214 South
L street.
G. II. Bass, 1913 South 41st.
R. N. Kirshner, 1914 Edison
avenue.
c. q. Muckler. 1900 South
18th street.
]. A. Hoshor. 2409 South 10th.
M. Parsons. 949 South Market.
L. o. Nelson. East Larchmont.
H. o. Bishop, 2712 North
Steele.
Jennie M. Tattersall, 5214
Cushman ave.
Fred Johnson. SIS South 35th.
James d. Smith. 352s Thomp-
son ave.
Central police station.
Mrs. Roy d. Pinkerton, 624
North N st.
Arne Jones, ATT North Mullen.
Rea Last, Central Labor COM
Gil. s24h Broadway.
Labor Advocate, 9th and Pac.
Times office. 9th and pacifiG.- !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22
POLICE ARRESTS AND
CHARGES In "a HOURS

Charles Lewis, %, G.
Stoessel, 50, Mike Johnson,
81, Joe Moses, "a, Lou Muir
ply, 36, drunk.
Kate Hanson, 10, Esther
Williams, SO, Myrtle Harris,
30, practicing prostitution.
Chris Sanidis, AZ, selling
booze.
Hazel Harlett, %, illegal
amount of liquor In posses
sion and practicing prostitu-
ton.
F. 8. Smith, no tail light.
William Marie, 10, bur-
glary.
Charles Anderson, cut-out
open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-22

TAKEN up at the Indian School In
the City of Tacoma, Washington,
November Goth, 1915. and now at the
Central Pound. one dark brown
milch COW, about years old, halter
on, giving about gallons OF milk
daily.
w. III. NELSON,
Poundmaster.
Nov. 2o-22. 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
Ner Nr. Min6r. lSrnarf.

@ro0i6cnce, 81. s. II. San.
@ic .8eb5roe lieB bcllte
ourdbliden ooB llntcr6anOlungcn
int @ongc ieien in ocr @rmartling,
OaB elmer Scr beiOen sarger, Gecil
g. 8ronn ooer SeHrD s.. SpelImau5
Die gemeiuidaftlid nit 5rai Sligo.
6etb Mo6r Der grmorOung oes Or.
@lobr onGeflagt iino, olS StuotS-
5euge ouftreten mag.
George $. Sealis, Ser brittle gle.
ger, Der in oen 5oa pcripidelt por,
bat ibon ouf bic glnflo9e oes Eoot.
ibIages iduIoig plaioirt uno miro
BON Der glnflage-9eb0r0e alif oen
StonO gerlifen iperoen.
Seute 02oraen wur0en bouptidd.
lid 3eiigen bernomuen mclhe iiber
Oie 9epegunscn Der ansctIogten gle.
ger aiisia9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

br5u: ySebr id0n; abcr mas miro
NIT Dem SDmboIismls in Stein2"
Iie bier 6rouengeitalteu iiuO udu-
lid ourh bcitinntc 2lb5eiheu ais
8ien Berlin, &oln ln0 Sronfflut
unteri6ieoen; fam man icbt 0icc
glb5cihen eitfad beiipielsmei MT
Getinie, 9liih, sEeters6urg ulN Bit
fureit iibertroacn? Soer iol man
iie pegboueu2 2onu wdre es ooc6
einfahcr, Die SonOiteinfiguren gleicb
ais Qutmateriol 5u oerfallien llno
Die Sauptiade: sou nob Dem &rieg
Ser @oriier g}orobu6nbof ui1t mebr
ais 9lusgongspiuft fir Geien uadj
Dem geliebten 8huBIoro gclpd6It per-
ben, uoer ioa Oieie Heiic nid6t mcbr
iiber a6In Berlin, Oie nodj Oen
aleicbfaQs 10 geIiebten mo beiitdtcu
StdOteu Gettinie, gtiit ino &uforcit
nidt me6r iiber 6ronfilrt inO @ien
geben? Gieuei6t ridten Die Tron5o.
fen bon ibrer Gitgren5e eincu Sill.
2ltftoienit in Oie befrelnoeten Gam
Ser ein, nm Die 0erbaBten Bodies 81
iiberiliegen, penm oieie icb OoS gc.
fallen Iaiien Nit Dem @egfrobca
Der 9}omen ser Oeutideu Std0te uuO
Der iuobI nod folgeuOeu g0n3lihcn
Gntferning Der 9ilOwcrfe iGdOigct
oie 5ran5oien MIR ibr @igentbln;
ous bon t60ri6tem SoB cingc8e6enc
&eriabren 6leibt o6er gleibmobl fine
0iiM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
Ginc rniiiidjc Glciid-GgpcOitiOn nadj
Der WlOngulei.


Iie ihpieri9e 6rage Scr 6leiid-
oeriorguie in 9iuBlouo ion ourd cine
expedition III sic N}ou9olei 9cIoii
morOen ieiu. g(n Der Spite Der Gr.
petition Itano Soliptmonn g. &. GoS-
lom, Der ais outer aeuner mougoIi-
icber Ierbdltniiie gilt. Die grpeoi-
tion nobm einen ldngercu 9luieutbolt
5uerIt in Srflitsf, mo nit So1oer.
ItGnoigen lu0 elmer mongoIiihen gtb-
oronitng 9erotbungen abge6oltcn
mir0en. g(us ibneu crgab IiG sic
Ibotiade oaB 75,000,O00 Stiid
Gleinpie9 mto 100000 5tid
SornOieb 5lIm 2lnfaui III ser Monso-
lei oorbouoen ieien. Gurd N1aiieu.
outrage on oie mongoliibeu Gieb-
bdnoler ioIl mn Der 0ro6enOen
8Ieiidfriiis III 9}uBlouo borgebciiat
meroen. 9ie groB oie 9enirdjtim.
gen IN 0ieier &idtlng iein miiiicn
beueiien Sie ener9iiben MaBua6neL
0ie oic riliiiidlc Nc0ientng sur Scr.
wirfli6img oieicS Glancs porgeicbct
bat. 9lls GispoIitiouspunft fir bic
Iurhiiibrung Der Nlaiicuauftrdge
lit Die Staot llrgo gepdblt. @on 5
aus uer0en oie EbeiInebmer Scr Gr-
petition bic 9lidtlinien bcfouneu
nah pcIdelt @egcnocn Der @}onaoIci
iie Iicb 81 6egebet baben. glit Gone
miiiiondren imO giebinouitriclcn iol-
len bcItimite Icrtrdgc obacihloIicn
merOen itnO bic glnfGuic auf aleu-
Sabrndrften ser Nlongolei eriolgen.
Gic GerfGuier iino oerpflihtet, Oirett
an Die @rpe0ition Oos Gicb ab3ugc-
ben oomit icoer 3mii6en6anOeI unO
coc fiinitlide @reisIeigeung, mic
iie ionit in Der Nlongolei bGitiig cin-
tritt, ouSgeidaltct iuerOen. 0littc &c.
5ember ioQ oicie 6Ieiicb .Gunpoane
ibrcn 9IbidluB finoeu. @Ieid5eitig
lit Oos ruiiiihe Dliniitcriim fiir&au-
oel unO Snouitric ciirig beitrebt, 81
berbinoerlI DoB Oic enouncn @rtr69c
fiir Oos @ie6 IN Die 3dnoc oer @6i.
ueieu flieBelt Die iebt Die MongoIct
nit alien 9eoarisartifelu 3ii perior-
gen bentiibt iino. gu oieien 3mede
mcroen Die uiiiii6en 6abritolitcu er
muntert, ibre Gr5eiiauiiie, nancntli1
Stoiie, ioiueit iie Dorr0tig ooer raid
9eriten6or iinO, na1 0eu mongoli-
ic1en @ldrften 81 erportiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
9raoSoic ilcr6iitet.

GbtcogG IL. sSonuor. ST.
ping llpoife bate oen @lon gefaBt,
ieiHcn Gltern 5lrmon 9. llpoife
Sarn 5it5ufiigen oo CT anna6nL ooB
Der gater iein Tcltdnent 5u ieiuet
llnguniten iundnoern monte. Ser
&lan murOe ourb oen Sobn @erbert
Der &oli0ei Oerratbcn, pelhe Sroing
om Eclep6on 6clauicbte, ais cr bic
@ldnc Der llcberrunpeliing ieiner
Gltern berrietb. Der goter t9eilte
init bob srpins felt einent in Der
aino9eit erlittcpen llHfdl geiltig
ni6t aurednuugsfdbie iej ober er
Oenielben ni6t fir oefdbrlib gebul-
ten ba6e. Gic Gltern boffcll oaB
Der ilnge Ulann iii elmer 9(nitolt
Die0er geltnoen pir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
Seitcrreidjiidl-n Jteidjs-
SSlaq1e?

Gin Nlitorbeiter in IclltihlanO
icbreibt ins: 98cben Dem Sdipor5.
@elb ser Geitcrreicber baben sic lln.
gorn i6re beionoere 9onoeSfarbe,
n0mli6. 9ot6.@eib Grin. @oIlen
mir olio IN icoer ge5iebiiue oegeu
tiniere @lnoeSgcnoiien gereht ein,
70 miiiicn mir, inn Die llngorn niht
ms Sintertrcficn gerat6en 5iI loiielL
itnicre SpGiiicr bci SieaeSiGieru oilBer
nit elmer ihmar54gelbcn Sabne atG
nit elmer rotb-peiB.griinen idmiif.
fen. Gos lit o6cr nift eiulnnl lio.
tbia, gibt eS oob cine icbr biibid
pirfcnoe eigentlidbe Diterrcidjiih.iii-
goriihe 6lagge, 0ie beiOen 16eilen
gerebt iuirO, Deite aber nierfmiirOi
oerlueiie mn cine iuiterseoroncte Be
oeutlng ais Sonoalsilnagc eenieBt
sic lit oos Grgebnis elmer gerbin.
ouno Der &riegSfla9ge Ser @lonordie
(rot6speiB.rotb) nit oen eruG6ltten
ilngoriihen 2anocsfarben (rot6-
peiB-griiu) iln0 bcitebt ais 0rei bo.
r5ontol 5um 0lnite oerlouien0en
Streifel bon oeneit Der obere rotb,
Der mittlerc weiB mo Der urtcre
r. III 3ipei Seloer eetbeilt-oie 6ar-
ben ROTH uno grin nebeneinanoer
aliiueiit. gas beionoerer beroloiidcr
SAmuf finOen iicb IN Dem ipeiBeu
@littclitreiien 8ipei gels cingeiaBte
@oppenidiloe imo 5ipnr re6ts oas
OIterrciHiidc @oppen nit ser 9iisel.
frone uno Iinfs Oosieni0e llugarus
NIT Der Stepbonsfronc Dfnn ioIlte
neilcn, sob gerooe icst, no sic Can.
Der Srnn5 SoiefS in glut iino Giieu
briioerIib 5uioninlrniteben elmer
SSarbcnOeribnlel5ing Die 10 gliifliA
Ncn @egriif Ser feit9eeinten Ionoit-
Wlonarhie betort, @eltinig periAofft
meroen miiBte ais offi5ieae otter.
rci6iid].luigorii6e 9iei6Sflogge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

rebt5uer5alter Die 9auo- lmO see
Euippen in 9ereitidait ge6alten
merOen uliiiien SAmeoen bat Oie
Sol9cu Oe5 &ricgeS bei oeriddeoenen
@elegcnbeiten ST ipiiren befommeu.
Pic &dmpfeu0en bobcn in Itets po@.
ienOet 50lleu sic @eietc oes &0lfcr.
reGts perleBt. aouig @uItoO erfldrte,
OaB Sdipeoen fiir MISUNDERSTANDING
Der feitgelegten G6lfcrrccbtss s@eiebe
eintritt unO 0ur9 Gerlebrng 0ericl-
Zen oes Sefteren itbwer geibdoiat
muroe 9lus oieieu 0jriinoen muB
Sdmeoeu fir ale GDcntualit0ten
Dor6ereitet ieiu, uuo eriucbte sic Ge.
gierung Das 9arloment, beionoere
GeIegoten 8it eruenneu, tucIGe notio-
male 6rageu gebeiner gtotlr nit
Dem Gerfutiu.3lpeig bcipreden ioI-
len.
ga marte Gnglunol
Serlin II, San Syn &eihSs
tag t6eilte beute Der llntcr. 5taotS.
icfretdr oes 9luSpGrtiaen 9lmtes, Or.
9lIfreo 3inmernann nit onB sic
0cutide &coierlm9 IiferIib D3ittel
lno @ege fiuoeu pir0 I'M @enug-
t6iriug Der oltfreoenOcn Sdootbat
ST erlongen pelde sic @}onnidoft
Oes 6ritiiden &otrolbootes n9ara-
long1 perii6t bat iuoent iie pertbeioi-
Jtigsinid6igc oeutihe D}ounidaf-
fen cines bon sem @atrolboot oer-
itnfenen llntcriee6ooteS cridoB. Gr.
3innernlonn iagtc 0oB niht mir
alle OeutisGen Earteici bic SanOlung
Scr u8orolong~ ~-Diannidoft perur-
taeilt iou0eru oud Ole 9lntuort
@nglan0'S in @eju9 Ser oeutiben
9|ote in 0ieier glrgelegenbeit. Serr
lloIfc, Elm io5ioliitiides 0litgIieo, er.
fIdrte, 0aB er i'm Namen nIler ieiner
noifentrageuoen 2on0sleute gegel
@orge6en Gu0lano's &roteit SIT cr1e-
ben lpiinidt.
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Ninniid.

Die Stirnieite oes 9oriier 03oro-
9abn1oTes 5ierteu bis6er SteinbilO.
perfe, Die Die Staote ggici Berlin,
9olr uno Srnnffurt q. ~. berIinu.
b'lolidten. Inter oen peibliGen 81.
gnren itanoen Die g2nnen gienne,
@erliu Cologne un0 6roncfort ilr
le @}ain Der 9lnblid oieier 9ode.
&o6r5eidet muBte ieoes edte 6ran.
5oienber5 erbittern uno 10 lit oie
meiie @enunltilng Der iran5oiiiden
glor06a1u Oa5u iiberge9nnaeu, Dor.
lduiig bic 10 anitoBi9en 9}amen neg
fraben. 5ti loiien. Sic Stdotcbiloer
iteaen bintiiro tcine feinoliHeu5tdo,
te mebr Dor iie iucr0eil on0cre StdDs
tc IeiI ioat Der nGcIoir, uno fiiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

GbeGien @}oii, III. Somiar.
Son cineni aoitgdusar, 9lomens
9Loam Eariion, puroc Deutc 6roll
Belle 9itropic, @ottin eines Son.
traitors, uno ibre IL Sabre oItc
Io@ter 9(nnie ernoroet. 3ariiar
periudte, na6 bcgongener Gbat
Selbitmoro 81 beriiben. g}aA ben
glusiogen Der @oli5ei erihoB Der
N9onn bic 6roien nod cinent ppr'
altigegdugenen Streit oeiien llriabe
nod nidt ernlittelt neroeu fonnte.
Der Yl6roer miro nit 0eni 2eben Oo.
pom fonu1en. ST. GitroDic mar sur
3iet Der GrogOoie bon Sauic obpe'
icno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
sscrolcnte in Gibnno.

SnoiandpoIis. AZ. San.
Cine apiiAenltaotltdc 8erbinbungs-
Gonfcren5 bon 9crgiperfs ,9eiisert
uno llnion-9ergleuten Der Central
aoblen-Diitrifte niro am 4. Se6ruar
iit W1obile. glla., abge6olten perOen
Inn Ole 2obnicola fir Die bier inte.
rciiirten Giitrifte feit8niesen. 9ieies
wuroe beute bier bel elmer Gonieren8
Der @eidfpblen YergperfsbeIiser
lno 8cr9leiite beidloiicn. 9(ae bi.
tiimin0ien acknowledgements Better
BON Sliuois &nOiano Gbio nno
ASeit Nenniplumien per0en ouf ser
Goniercn6 pcrtreten iciu. GS muroe
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@lci6eS 2ciO lGFt g5lfcrGaa per-
itummen.

9efanntli6 boben Ser Gapit im0
oie S1mei3 gemciniom perniittclt,
oaB Die frieefiibreuocn Md6te ibre
I4werOerlpunoeteu @eian1encn ac.
genieitig austauiden gG6rcn0 Der
9lustaucb scr @efdngcncu ocr Gen-
traImGhte init 9iuBlonO iibcr 5drpc-
oen lno nit @u9lano ii6er Soaano
erfol9t, bepirft 0ie Shlpci5 ocujcni-
gen nit 3rontrcid. glIs 3riben 0a.
fiir IN iuie oanf6orer @eiinninq Sic
ausEentiblono 6cingeionoten icbwcr.
perrplnoetcn 6ran5oieu oic ibnen
BORT 5utbeiI gcporocne @cGanOhug
ancrtennen, cr3dblt Der SdDmei5cr
Bforrer Wiorel einen ri6reuoen @or.
fall, Der iid iiinsit auf einem 9dluci.
ser gd6nbof nbipieltc. Phi Scr Sta
ton Wlotran i'm @anton ,Srei6irg
ndnli1 mliBten elm frnn3oiiider imo
Elm ocntldler Gertpm0eten5u9 iidj
freiBen. Ser iror3oiiIhc 3ug bielt
bereitS in Der Station ais Der oelit.
ide 3ug einIief unO lungs oes6rin
3oien5u9cs bieIt. @loslid ergrifien
Die fran5oiiiden @ermiuiocten oie &C.
lHenfpdddcn. Die iie All ir16crcn
Stationel cr9olten battcll mo mar.
len lie inter frelinolidcn 3nrufen iu
Die 6cniter OeS Oeiitiden 3uqeS bn-
ein- Sm ndcbiten 9lngenbGd. bepor
nod Die oeutiben Solooteu Sen Sc
ld1enfgeberti oanfen foniten iebten
lid beioe s3ii9e mieoer In 9cpcauna.
Mpplncutcn ois Drn ,Hcuslhcn Hnrrclppn.
eentcn" nint riiuftiin uoer unfcarlmaDia n.
gnlten, ilio gebciei, btr Office onnon stt IL.
'eoeon uoer lW him "aiita-iiuua ~ ~ast.a
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2no entoleiit.

GDerofce, Sa., IL. Sanuar.
Sin n6rolid fabrcnoen Siour 5onS
Naiiagicr8ue Ser n&od SSSlono9obn"
entgleiite beute 02oreen nabe &rim.
g6or, Soma. @ier @aogons uno ein
Sdlaimaggon pliroen in einen Sra.
ben geidoben. IS ipirS beridtet
Dab bieIe 4oiiosierc perlest piroen.
Gin @iilfs8ug 1T bon Gberofee ndd
Der lInfaasitlle abgegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
@laits @rOt9 iibcr sic TrausoIcu
1870

Cen Dor odt Subrcn bon Dem
fiir5id perltorbenen @roieiior Scr,
mann arunlm i'm 6am6irger
Gqlidborn per0ifeutli6tcn @riefcn
flous @rotb'S in oen ibm eng be.
frernOeten Orforoer Yrofelior Wlor
W}iiuer entnebuen mir 5pei Steueu
Die iid fait Ieien ais ieien lie nitt
1870, ionoern AS Sabre ipGter ge-
idrieben: ng9ir ipreden ni6t iiber
militGrii6e Ginri1tugeH, mir Iellt.
ihen; mir boben llns 0as 8ort gege-
ben, pollitdnoiges StilIibpeigen SIT
beobadten Oo ieIbit Die lmibulOigite
Wlittbeilung pielleidt einmol i6n-
oen fonnte. Gle rpiIien, pie itrenge
oieS 4ort bon oeutiben Gorreipons
oenten gebolten miro. 9Ibcr 10 piel
oarf ib Sbneu pobI Oerratben ooB
ShleSpig.S5oliteiH gut beieBt be.
padt liu0 beibiiBt lit 3um @oHen
6eIfen mir ielber. Sn 0ltnten piir0c
BON ieOem @lnft Scr Giiite aus ieOe
giac9ridbt nod Dem leitenoen Niittel.
puft Oringeu. ltno melhc @orbe.
reitlmgcn-ih meine BON Gipilperio.
nen, freiwilIig- -getroiien, ipelde Pr
6citen get6on fir BEN Sail, OaB ein
lluqliid puiiirte, 0ooon mQht iid
and Die leb6ofteiie &boutoiie feinc
gorItellung un0 ib loiie es mbe-
idlrie6en.~ ,9(Qer0ingS it's noH.
aerooe cine gbre, Elm Ieiltider 81
iein. g9os fir 3eiten @ie foloHall
Sic Srdumc unierer Sugeno ipeit
ii6eriliigelt gum eriten 0tale Die
@eltaeic6i6te Elm 9erettes MeItge,
riGtl @os fit 9ruppen, mas fir
5iibrerl 9om a0nie al Bic gum lee-
ten lllan binluter, luie es i6eint, ie-
Scr Geuticbe Elm oebiloeter Wlonn
9ei Oen 5ron3ocn-oIleS bic notten
ao6plen iobolo Scr Oiinnc 2af io-
genannter 9ilOung i'm Scuer Ser
91ot5 berunteriamil5t, g8ic OrGngeu
iid ollie ber5it iidb 5u bIonIieren oo-
nit oiid fein Mam onbliebc, al
oen man obne 2acben OeS 6obnes 5li'
riifSeufen fam. Dieier @lr. Wli-
ierabIc (9ictor Sugo, @erfaiier oeS
&omans. 2es @liierobIes) ino Der
olberne Gui5ot imo Der Seiitsmom
9enonl @Gren mir mn crit 5u Gnr
SCI Seoer Tropfen ociitihen @lutes
lit 3ll gut fir 0ieie Nloblots imO
Gocots, Oieie 2iigenbrut Der erb6rm-
libiten 3eitiugSibreiberei. glber es
miro nod 9lut foitcn-Oer Tiinlnr
6cit ipeqen. W}ohen einen @eionge.
nen unD loiien i6n 6einobe fir @el0
ieben, pbotogropbiren uno 5erreis
Ben ibn 3uleBt ais gefdbrlidenSpion
I'M beiligen Earis, wdbrcno 10000
ibrer SelOen bel ms 6eitngSboiIteu
modem niiiien 8 2iltetiul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
syn ser aunitnnsiterlnnn

Sn Ser aitnitaits1teI[unas
uGdS Stilleben icbeint sy6nei
nidt 81 gefollen2" o9lein ~.
@iiien Sic, auSunmer bobe idb mir
'inaI ocr Wlogen oeroor6cnl"
Sn 0cn 3eitcn Der gier-
tbcucrnn0. Der cine Eragooe
(uor ocni gierlnOeiD 5im @olegen:
" 5ieb mir Die &reiiel WeiBt In 10
longe 0as ID bleibt, iinO wir Dor
Giern aicnlid iifer.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

Oes6oIb cine iiiOlic6e StoOt aur g(b.
bultltug Der Gonieren8 eemdblt I'M
frei bon Dem @infIuB Scr 8ergIcilte
rnO Better 3u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

Mprnncuten, bic Drn .,Nrnsldcn gnrrclppr.
egmtcn" nidt riinitiin uoer unfcarlmaDia cr.
Bnlteu, iiio gchcien, bcr Office onnon stt gt.
'sppon noer NV nid Witiis'luug ~ wass-4
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-12

Modern Groom housekeeping apts.,
65S Commercial. Ed Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-12
REALTY TRANSFERS
Reported daily by the Peoples Alb
stract and Title Company:

Title Insurance and Trust Company
to Camille d. Lowe ct ux., lot A
block %, Calipatria.
John w. Mccoy to Walter X. Bow
ker ct AL, NE " NV a Of section
IA, 17-14. -
Sidney ]. Ulrey ct ux. to United
States of America, section 16, 1914.
Helen R. Heath to Gilmer P. Mead.
ows, undivided one-fifth interest ir
SW a NE Il of section 80 and SW
a NV a section SO, 14-16.
Title Insurance and Trust Company
to Charles E. Nice, lot Il, block 27
Calipatria.
Mont J. Reid, tax collector, to State
of California, lot 2, block Is, and lot
2, block %, Heber. Assessed to un-
known owner in 1909.
Same to same, lot 2, block 25, and
lot 1, block %, Heber, assessed to I'M
perial Valley Improvement Company
in 1909.
Same to same, lot 2, block 25, and
lot /, block %, Heber, assessed to I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-12
CITY AND VALLEY

Grand Jury to Meet-The grand jill
ry will meet again at 10 a. m. tomor'
row, when any person having any
matter to present will be received.
X x X
Lean Year Dance-The ladies of the
Fraternal Brotherhood will give Leap
year party at Davis Hall Thursaa!
evening. Ladies are to pay 81 each
but gentlemen enter free.
X X X
Cold Streak-A cold streak OF
weather is scooting over the state, fol
lowing a stormy period, and the val
lev came in for a share last night,
when ice formed out of doors.
q X y
"Clansman" Packs HOuse-Theatre
Tulane was filled to the limit last
night at the second production OF "The
Clansman" for this series of appear
ances. One of the big features Of the
is the splendid music
that accompanies it, special orches-
ira travelling about with the film.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-12
MAINLY PERSONAL

Mrs. Jack Spencer is convalescine
from a severe attack of appendicitis
E. w. Crowther and A. ]. Edwards
of Placentia, are in Ell Centre today
studying the cotton situation with a
view to entering the industry.
w. F. Holt arrived this morning
from the coast, where he has just
closed the great deal in transferring
his corporation interests to the Sierra
Power Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR LEASE-A tract of unimproved
land, without water stock, q miles
from Seeley, in good locality, for
term of years. Address Water Stock,
Imperial Valley Press. 232
WORK WANTED-Young man, ac-
customed to milking and other farm
work, wants a job. Inquire at Da-
Wis Drug Store. 1920