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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
MACHINE SHED AND REPAIR
SHOP FOR THE FARM.
q. II. AFFORD.
Maryland Agricultural College.

There should he machine shed and
n repair shop on every farm One Of
the big losses on many farms is the
deterioration of farm machinery The
greater part Of the loss sustained IL
due TO negligence In housing the farm
implements have had the use of
workshop practically all my life, and
cannot understand how farmers get
along without one The shop on tho
home-place was q necessity. and II Is
Yet
The machine shed and the repair
shop may he under one shed The
building to he efficient. need not he
very expensive. There should he
proper drainage TO insure dry storage
There must be ample protection
against sun. wind and rain, The loca
.tion must he convenient so as TO be
easily reached with all kinds Of farm
machinery II ought to he so con.
structcd that II Is as easy to put tina
tools away az II IL 10 have them out.
and II must he so arranged that tho
different inplf mcnts can hc reached
without amy great Inconvenience. A
very convenient shed consists Of
building Of medium width. say Is or 81
feet, the lrnEth being governed by the
number of machines and implements
10 be stored and the Size of the repair
shop which should he n part Of the
building \ building 1Sx35, % feet
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
HAVE YOUR poCLETs IN SHAPE
FOR WINTER LAYING.
ROY Fl. WAITE,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station,

n soon will be too late to get your
pullets in shape for winter laying. A
pullet started of in good shape Just
before cold weather sets In is pretty
apt to keep on laying all winter II she
gets at least reasonable treatment.
II. however. on the other hand cold
weather strikes them before they are
In shape to lay. they will have two
things to do aside from laying. viz.
growing and maturing and also keep
Ing warm, II Ia also well to keen In
mind the fact that at this time natural
feed in beginning to get scarce and
that this ia just the time the pullets
require animal matter with which to
finish out their bodies and start up the
egg machinery. Bugs. worms and In
sects are not so plentiful. therefore. Il
Ia well to offer some animal feed as q
substitute. II you cannot get anything
else. commercial beef scrap can al
ways be purchased The following
simple mash kept before them In hon
pers or shallow troughs will help won
derfully 10 round the farm flock into
shane.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
For Rheumatism.

As soon as an attack OF Rheumatism begins
aphy sloan.s Liniment Don't waste time and
suffer unnecessary agony few drons ~
sloan Llnlm, Mt on The affected parts Is ali Won
need The pain goes at once. grstetnI
weeks with Chronic Rheumatism and sic, Naaf9e
aLth IN tried many medicines, they failed'
anq was under the care of doctor Fortnna,e..
= = :, heMo OF sloan's Eminent and after using
ployed At the biggest department store in :
sshere they employ from six 10 eight hnnd,as
Sia Sinus. ana they surely will hear ali about
'a'-January. 1915, Al all Druggists
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
IMPROVING MARYLAND
FARM CONDITIONS
Boy Prize Winner In Maryland Week
Contest Gives His Views-Coun-
ty Demonstration Agent.
JESSE NJ. FFlNGTON,
WicumiCU County.

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07

Much interest centers In the Mary
land Week Club Exhibit Contest. An,
organization in the State, such AS
farmers clubs. subordinate oranges
and local farmers associations are in
vited to make representative exhibit
Of all products for which premiums are
offered in the Club Exhibit Class.
The prizes are. First. $3.50, second
800; third. SIS. and fourth, $50.
Several organizations have already
requested Of the Secretary. T. n
symons, College Park. reserved space
and It ia believed that this class of ex
hibita will, excite more interest than
ever before.
Every community should plan To be
represented In this State wide exhihi
ton. Every farmer and home,maker
should plan to attend the show and
meetings.
THE DAIRY COW AS THE PART
NER OF AGRICULTURAL
PROSPERITY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
G, f. WOLCOTT,
Mary land Agricultural College
Extension Service.

The popular and high priced Guern,
sey COW WAS developed on the Island
OF Guernsey. in the English Channel.
but dairNlng is only side issue with
the GuernSeyman. lie grows fine fruit
and flowers for the London market.
Live stock was needed to consume
rough feed and make manure and
humus. so high class animal was de,
veloped one that made both manure
and butterfat at profit
Live stock is the back bone Of the
richest agricultural countries in the
world In Holland-the home Of the
Holstein cowland is worth $500 90 to
100000 per acre. The annual rental
is $4,000 per acre and ur. vet most OF
the land IL devoted TO grass crops for
the COW. Only little grain is grown.
The hay crops are supplemented with
ell cake from America
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
SHORT TERM LOANS
FOR THE FARMER
Hurai Credit Associations Provide
Working Capital For German Farm.
ere At Low Rates OF interest.
F. b. BoMBERGER,
Maryland Agricultural Collage.


Just as the Landschaften or Land
mortgage Associations are designed to
provide for the German land owners
longtime loans OF capital upon the s..
curity of their land. so the Raiffeisen
or Rural Credit Associations or Banks
are designed to provide short term
loans OF working capital 10 enable the
German farmers to plant. cultivate.
harvest and market their crops These
institutions derive their name from
Nll'l"m Rhlneisen who established in
1867 at Anhausen a cooperative union
or association OF farmers for the nur.
pose OF commanding credit for the in.
diNIdual members upon their combined
credit, In 1890 the number of Rural
banks in Germany was I.729 in 1900.
the! had increased TO 1898; while in
1910 they numbered 1851 Moreover,
they have spread over the whole Con.
tinental Europe and are in operation
In Asia. Australia. South America and
even in Canada.
10 A helahborhood Bank.
The Raifeisen type OF Rural Credit
Bank is very unimposing affair. Its
operations are confined to very lin.
lied area usually a district in which
the members are personally known to
the others, the average membership in
the province OF Saxony being ninety
two per bank. Usually the only paid
ofhcer is treasurer, while the office
may be centrally located farmhouse.
O Dostofice. staTe or -aktan the resi-.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07

The Egis has the Largest
Circulation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12


aefunoen iDuroen Gem glngriff ging
Elm fiirhterlibes @ombaroeme1t Dor-
aus. Ter aontpf 1T nod an alien
nn0eren Tbeilen Der Sront I'M San
ge nit @orpoiten.@eiedteH an ser
forbidden @reu5e.
2ebbaftes glrtillerie.
GueIl i'm @ange.
2onooM II. 9Iuguit.- Reuter's
Correspondent in Salonifi telegra.
pbirt, 0ob 0as 9(rtiaerie.Iuea an Der
@nlfdn.Bront pon gleuem angeian-
gen bat. Die bon Oen englildfran.
3oiiiben Eruppen eroberte 2(nbobe 1T
Der Siieel 227 Iiiolicb bon Goiron.
Die Giienbabn.Station liegt fiinf
Wleilen bon ser 5toot eutfernt.
(Syn Der Iesten 3eit CAB es Der.
id)ieoene fleine @eiedte an oieier
8ront, iomie b1lliige glrtiQerietbdiig-
feit. Seit mebreren @ohen puroe
cine aaaemeine Gfieniipe bon Geiten
Der fran80iiiden britiiden luo fer
biihen Truppen ertpartet; Gs ioaeH
100000 oieier Sruppen bel Soloniti
iteben. Cos @efeht bel Goiran mar
anideiueno cine fleine 9lff1re.)
Teutihe 2uftmebr erfolg.
reid d tb 1tig.
Berlin fl. gluguit bio 2onoon
- Sin 9lOmiralitdts6erift bon beute
beIagt
Teuti6e 2uitgeidpaoer mnAten
erfolareihe 9lngriffe oui britii6e
arieasiGiiie an Der aiiite BON Sian.
bern uno ouf ruiiiide 6Iiegeritotio.
men anf Der 3niel Geiel Dor Dem
@oIf bon 0ligo.
Der @eridt fol9t ieiuem @ortlout
uad
Gin @eIdua6er unierer @oHer-
flua3euge mahtcn am 8. 9liglit Ell.
men erioIareihen gombenaneriff auf
britiiHe Nlonitore nn0 fleine 6abr.
seuge an Der 9iiite ponBlanoern un0
er8ieIte mebrere enoGiiltig erpieiene
&reffer.
2lm ieIben Gage mur0eii bic ruff
ihen 6lue5eigeitatiouen gu 9lerens.
burg mo 2ebarn. onf Der SnieI
GeIel, nit giltcm grfolg 0urd Der.
ihieoene oeutide 2uiteeIdpaOer an.
aegriiien uno cine gliBabl BON Eref.
fern beobodtet.
Sin 5ur gl6mebr aufgeitiegeneS
feinolides 6lua5ele puroe gum 9lb-
flua ge3mnneeu- Gin 2uftidiffibup.
pen muroe ourd Ginitiir5en oes Ga.
Dies ihmer beihdoigt,
Pile uniere 5lug5enge febrten trot
beitieer @eiAieBung ieitens Der gri.
ten uno 8uiien imbeidaoigt 8uriid
Geiterrethiide 6lieger
bonn 6ar0ireH italieni-
de 3 5lottenbaiiS.
(DrnblloS ndb @aDDtne)
Berlin, H. Qlugult SSn Der
Daadt pom s. 2luguit bombaroirten
oiterreidbiih-unoarii1e 5Ing5elge sic
ieinoIiden Stealmgen an Ser Sion.
somiiuonug iopie Die feinoli9e Slot.
tenItation @orao NIT groBem GrfoIg,
I1it @eridt Ser olterreihiIden @omi.
ralitdt.
Irob beftieer 8eidieBune febrten
uniere 5lieger imberiebrt 5uriid.
Ger 5lieger.9 .9lngriff auf
0lottmeil,
gerIin II. glugult (Din 2ou-
oon) Die folgenoe amtlide ge.
fanntnaduna rUuroe beute bier Der.
oifeutIibt;
nSSn Ser gloAt oes z 9tngult par.
fen feinoIide 5lieger mebrere Bonn
ben aif @ottpeil in @iirttemberg.
Gin @obn6ous wurOe getrofien nno
mebrere Nerioneu erIitten @erlebun.
gen. sfein milit1riiHer 9baoen
iulir6e nigerid]tet"
Ger fran30iiide nmtlihe 9eridt
bonn 9littpod beiaate, ooB elm fran-
sSiiidler 6Iie9er $50 @funo Ggploiip-
Itoife arT bic 4uIberiabrif III 9iott
lueil mari uno 3uei ausgeoebnte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
0Inte 0Ieldafte, fein 9srOfit.

l5aIt gate 8 itD, lltab, IT..
QIug. 2SSli Der 6eutigen 5ibung 0es
Gonueuts Der 9ddermeiiIer iprad 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

g. Sarriion bon Chicago, Elm ,,Sii1-
tigfeits .SSngenieur, ii6er ngudbol-
tiing uno oeren @riin0e.~ Gr erlGu.
terte, oaB Der @dder fir einen Siinf.
Gents.2ai6 8roo nibt einen allge.
meinen Gngros-Yreis BON bier Gents
anieben fam imO babel ireenO etpos
ais Gree6niB ieiner 9lrbeit iibrig be.
bdlt. Serr Sarriion fii6rte aus, ipie
uno tpel9e @lemente in Sen Soften
Der Seritellune bon @roo einbegrii-
fen iino, uno erfl1rte, pieIe 9dder
perltdpoen es nidt aae 9lusgaben 5u
beranidlagen, unO ais 9leIultat mad,
ten lie oft cute @eibdfte, obne babel
aneemeiienen @eminn 81 er5ieIen.
Gowar6 g. SurleD, @ice.9orIiber
Der @unoes Sanoels Gomniiiion,
lprad iiber n@elperfIboitss sOrgoni-
Iation~. @r lo6te iolde @ereini9lm-
gen I'M 9lagemeinen meeen ibrer @e-
mii6uueen 5ur 8erbeiierlmg BON @e.
iddftsmetbooen, StanoartiIirung bon
@r6ouften un6 Sebune Der @o6l-
fabrt Der glngeiteQten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

8rduoe unO mebrere @rploiionen be.
o6ahtet wuroen)
griten geben 20 oftern"
Der @uglou0 ungiinlti,
gen @eri6te gu.
2onOon, H. glug. Ger Sc
fretdr Der amerifaniIben @otidaft
Sra 9. 2ougblin, iiberreibte Dem
oustudrtigen 9Imte bette oen @roteit
Der amerifanilhen 3eitungs-Gorre-
iponoenten in Geutiblono, betreffeno
Die 3eniur ibrer 1epeiden our9 bri.
tiide 9enmte.
Gieier geridt ipor bonn Stats
Eeportement in Doibinaton Der bic
Iigen omerifanii4eu 8otidoit iiber-
mittelt mor0en.
Gie Sode erorterno, erflarte 2oro
0fobert Cecil, Der arieasbonoelS.W
niiter, DOB bis iopeit nod feline Gnt.
Ideioung eetroffen lei; oob iei es
ieine Wleinling, oaB cine 8enlur Der
Tur6ganasberitte notbiger iet ais
cine 8eniur Der 2ofoIberidte.
sd CLAUDE nidt iebr on cine 3en-
iur bier" filbr er fort, ooa id gIau.
BE, Dob ausldnoiiGe Gorreiponoenien
inter inierer @eri6tSborfeit ouf
Wruno Ser gei9safte oaran BERLIN.
bert ueroen f0nneu Snformationen
5li Deroffentlihen ooer 5u ienoen;
bel Observation-Disclosures bnben mir
oieie Gontrole nibt, oa mir Die llr.
beber niht belangen fonnen.
Tnrdgongsnadridten iino Der
3eniur, rein milit1rii6er @riinoe
pegen interporfen bonn Gtano.
punfte oes GAaoens aus betrdbtet,
Den iolde g2adridten Der Sade Der
9laiirten 5ufiieen f0nnteu.~
aan5ler beipriGt 9olens
8ufunft.
Berlin TO- gluglit bio 2onoon,
II. 9lueuit. 93ab elmer beute er.
foleten amtliHen 9efanntlna6ung
bat iid Der Nei6sfan5ler Or. bon
9et6mann Sollmeg in 9eeleitune
oes Stants. .Sefret1rs fir 9lustpdrti.
ge 9Ingeleaenbeiteu @ottlieb BON Sa-
gom noh @ien gum geiud 0es otter.
reidliid rngariihen 9lusldnomini.
tiers Sreiberrn 9urian bon &aiec5
begegnen inn oort oie Gonferen5en
ii6er oaS bon oen Contamination
beiebte @e6iet fort5uieseu
9ruiiilop ouSge3eidnet.
2on6om II. glnguit. 9ie ser
&euter.glgentur aus 8etersburg qe.
meIOet wiro, BAT Der Gar oern in @as
li3ien mo @olbDnien erfoIgrei6en
SeerfiiItbrer General q. ". 9rliIii.
lop einen nit griIlontcn 6elebten
Gbrenidbil NIT Dem ct. @eorgen.Cr.
oen oerIiebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

"a Die @eieBoebune bon WiarDlano in ibrer
SanunrsSitung bon 1916 ein @eieb nngenonis
men BAT, oaS als aapitel 30 Der Beie6e bon
Warblano Der beingten Sibuna 6efannt fem
fol-, lautet oaiieIbe IN Den WorieH uno 3tiierH,
ipie fOlQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
8m,,tntrr \ 8edsrr,
9cntides Sanf- m6 @e6IclseIdJGfi.
wlItaIIsbsr ber AttIeMbSrle.
26 SOntG.Strnfe.
.NaiIunal snHl vi GOnImsree". .@ebSmOs,

Vlns uno yerfauI bon gtIilen uno GbIl0atiOs
neii. gBecbie uno Greoltbrieie nuf aIle 61npis
[d6lben Sidote guropn'S. Pins nno Werfdiil
irenoer @eoiorien, lome gllisfertiqing bon
Ypllniabten Shlfisf1rien bon nno nab
9euiihIano. (9lpr27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

@oris. II. 9luauit. Cine Sa.
bos.Gepeibe aus Salonifi beribtet
einen gIngriif Der engliiA-iran50ii-
iden Streitfrdite aui oie @ulgaren
Del Goiron, 40 MeiIen noroipeitlid
bon Solonifi.
Iie 4Qiirten beiebten Ole Ioiran
Giienbobn.Station uno einen Siigel
in ser glohbaridoft Gie Gepeide
meloet. oaB 5ablreide buIeariibe
2eihen Dor BEN eroberten SteIlmgen
gefunoen tpuroen Gem Angriff ging
Elm fiirhterliaeg @ombaroement Oor-
aus. Ter aompf lit nod an alien
anoeren Ebeilen Der 6ront I'M @an-
ae nit Qorpoiten-@eiedteH an Ger
Ierbiihen @reu5e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Ql6unnrnteu, bic ben ,,9entIden GORE.
ipunoentcm" nidt ptnttlIdI Ober Mnrcacls
mdfig erbnlten, iinb Bebetcit. bcr Sffire
baum per ErlepbUH uber idlrittIih @lIt.
tbctImn0 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

(6ortiekitng bOu Der /. Seite.)
@be ser 5ein0 StanisIau rGunte,
uuroen mebrere erploiionen eebort.
Ger 6eino rGunte lmter Dem Grud
unieres 9lnitlrns oos linfe llfer 0es
5luiies gDitriba, unO uniere 9lbtbei.
luneen be9annen ben SluB 81 freu.
gen md6reno iie Dem fliebeuoen 5ein.
De nit @etpebr- uno 03aibinengc.
mebrfeuer 3uietten
(Iie Ginna6me bon Stanislau eb.
net Den 9iuiien Die @obn fir oen&or-
mari6 auf 2em6erg. @benio mie
@roOD lit Stonislau elm tpidtiser
@abnfnotenpuuft. Bon bier aus
laifen 8abnlinieH in fiinf oeriGieoe.
nen Nibtungen.
Die Sto0t Stanislou lieat 81 08ei.
len iiiolib BON 2emberg, 5piiden
5pei Rebenfliiiien Oes 6luHes 9p.
itribn, 10 W1eiIen iiioIi6 bonn Gnie-
iter. Stanisldu mar Dor Dem 4riege
Elm beoeutenOes Snouitrie- uno 2ano.
pirtbidafts. Centrum uuO bate cine
geOolferlng BON $4,000.
@as Betersburg 3u mel
oeu 10 Ell B.
Yeters BURG If. Qluguit, bia
2onoon. Qas ruflii6e arieesomt
beridtet, Oie gluIIen riiden am Se.
retb.6luB in @ali8ien meter Dor inO
baben aud Die Staot Monaiter3psfa,
nor0peitli9 bon Stanislau, beIett.
Der &i it in Wonaiter5Dsfa nod
I'M @anee.
Die 9lulien erreibten ben Dnieiter,
iii0lid bon Warinmpol; oieies lit aHt
Meilen IiiO6itli9 Der miGtiglten
Staot Salic3. Sie ma9ten ebenfoas
8ortidritte anf Dem redten llfer oes
9pitrisa.6h1ies, zines 9aebenfluies
oes Dnieiter, Der iib bel WarianpoI
nit oemIelben Dereint.
sSn oen @efebten am 8. uno 8.
g(uguit nabmen mir mebr als 5000
Geiterreiber uto Deitti6e geiangen.
Ger pole Mortlaut oes offi3iellen
geridts folgt,
nSeftige Sample iino neiter i'm
@anee am Stofboo.5liiiie in Der @e.
aenO BON 0ii6Iia6adeD, Dem Oorfe
9ulsfi 2ubabepsfa, ser fleinenStaot
StobDog unO Dem 0orfe 3arocbe.
gia1 beftigen admpfen oringen
luiere &ruppen am Seretb. .6luile
peiter Dor. Der 6eino leiltet Der.
5meifeIten ggioeritano, 5rpilden Ser.
tbei0igung umo @egenanarifien ob.
iue6ielno. Srob per3peifelter @e.
genwebr Oes 6einoes puroe OerIel6e
ourh @cgenangriffe iinierer tapferen
Erippen unter General Saf6aroff
aus Den Doriern umO @eb0l5en am
redten llier oes 8luiies Oertrieben,
uno no90em mir 0ie gln60ben err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

3 u TN n I fs6II0. (8afte
CUR emau5ipirten 6raiD: n@ebit Oh
6ellte aus, Ebeuerite2" II Satin:
uSa, beilte 1T 2ogena6eno. @atte
(ie6r erreeD; n@enu Oh Inn elf
llbr uidt 81 Souie biit oebe ib 81
meinem 8ater 8uriidl~
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Q:s regt 66.
Mni Oem 8aliams S6alls
plat.
Sie 8mlaarem bel 3Oiram
amgegriffem.

Bon britiid.fronsoiiiden Streitfrdf-
ten. ~ SoDos.Gepeibe beioet,
OoB bic 8uIeoren ansebIid ge-
idlogen purOen. 9laiirte be.
ietteu Der 1aeIOuns nud Oen
9obnboi BON Doiron unO einen
SieeI in Der 9adbe. 5lieger
Der Geutralmddte erfoIgreid.
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8rUflamatiUm.

BcGbImtiateS announcement sur 6unititnHpn
Ouii WiarglanO, INT cin SnOget.egitem ein'
5nrihtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
,,@opitel 159.

Gin Gciek, Elm Enhancement 5um lbi1nit 50
oes 3. glrtefls. 1te @eebgebun9s Departe.
meni, oer 9onltitution oieies Siaqtes, Dor.
oird Die Staats@eiebgebuna bon UlarDIano
in regnldrer Situng reguireno nno &orteb'
runpen 3iinl llnterbreiten oes beiagten Nmenp
dement's an Die ipl6lberebtigien Stimmgeber
oieeS Staates 5ur glnnabme ooer 5lr @bs
lebnung 81 treffen.
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iebaebune bon Wlarplano, abgebaIteu i'm Sabre
1915, Elm @eieb anaellomnnen wuroe Honllib
Anpiiel 100 beager @eiebe pelcDes Elm @cep
H. nm Elm 9nenoement 3n Abbntt b2 oes
g. 9rtiiels bin3u5uiiiaen, benanni g@eiebaes
bunqs Separtement" Der GOnitltuton oes
Gtadtes. uno pelcbes beiaate @eieb IN gSorien
uno Bablcn iuie iolQt ldutet
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-22
COTTON SITUATION.

l The startling news in that General OoIegoh
suspended exports Oh
prise Moreover problem what purpose lies back OF tins order anu
until that impossible estimate the ouiaoh 'e
. .o;. how ,r,l
industry stand and then app! the RUE Vi " '
vinbe theresa should be early adjustment
But it probable Mexico has been seo v inc
n for America to buy peninsula has decided to apply TINS
ncnic pressure the they coVe
States VIII propose OF
conde the The national point OF view a' II
highly desirable sympathy shall be created oe'"
American republics offer buy Lower Cah10na w' give m
of good WILL and it IS not pr0'aole ue
will policy.
We must accept and the conditions IN MEXICO
favorable American cnuo OF
great agricultural land adjacent to the international %
of the odewhen one crop aos'
of not
been of putting an end to american u
TO pc
ginned - I'LL: % ,. oil
Within the next 80 days planting should begin and within 80 days all
If the expected ooOoo TO eCoo acres are
no naned in Mexico this year. of the policy OF Mexico
be made public 49,.
As the case stands Of cotton IN Mexico and
heavily doubtful they recoup their losses unless the
order of Oregon revoked
C;o which has been booming CT the Mexican Gotten in
posslolny
this off Prompt. for the American SIDE OF the me
extension of cotton shrnkage on the
Mexico side Of the line
The European probability will end by the time OF the next
harvest and prices will be abnomaly high =,
acreage In Imperial count"
100000 people most
concerned energecan and the planting OF a' acreage
oa save Caexco from that the Mexican
barge effect, for all the ginning ana o-hlah'hg
the valley workov overtime with such an acreage.
should
Imperial Valley needs that wealth IN ITS
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-22
ed and the accursed of God"

Caleb Powers, congressman from
the Eleventh district of Kentucky, who
was seven years in Jail accused OF
killing Governor Gcebel, is now a
freshman law student at the George
Washington Law School in this city.
Three years ago Powers started the
law course, but was Informed by the
college authorities that his prepare
tory education was insufficient. He
accordingly dropped out and has been
going to night school to correct this
deficiency. While formerly a student
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-22

DR.. Edward Metzger, Dentist,
Rooms and 4, Ell Centre National
Bank building.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-22
An Opportunity

for young man with small amount
of money to get into business. A good
proposition. Look into it. Box 744,
Ell Centre, Cal.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-22

John Ram Kennedy, actor and play
wright, author of THE Servant of the
House." has sent $500 and word
Of cheer to the Anti-Preparedness
committee.
1--WE must save our beloved land,
he says, from the flag-wavers at all
costs. We must save our flag itself
from the dissertations of the money
makers, the jingocs, the bloody-mind-