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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15

,3mci Grouerflm0cn, bon oenen
lniht mtr mir, IonOeru olle 2eIer oi2s
| les @IatteS beionoerS ifmer5Iih be-
Iri(brt tuur0en gin9en 1nS lebte $50
dc 5u. g9ir boIten e5 fir mebr olS
IuaIerc Hflidt, nod on oieIer Stelle
5mci 0abingeidieocncn trelt5brapen
0eutIhen Wdnnern eiren ebrenoan
8eoenfIteitt 5u icben.
Ser Cine Ser Ger1hiebenen lit
Mnrtin Gabfe Sr. BON american
Sails, Soobo, lno Ser 3tpeite SSSafpb
8uentbner Sr. bon 9ribgelpoter.
8er 90 bon unIeren Gei6soeut-
Iihen etluo glaubt, boB lie ollein ooS
o,l1tIhe Ser5 lln0 oeltiheS Gmpfin-
| cen eepahtet babeh Der lollte itets
an oieie beiben 5lt frilb Gobingeidic'
oenen benten, nelde niht in 0elltifs
lIano eeboren ipurDen. @dbreno
Snfob @uentDner bon gribgeipater
| Ciebe WcG oof Gountp) I'M Sitter bon
| II SSobren Itarb lno COS bibliIhe Il-
ter iiberIdritt, raffte ein tiidildeS
/ i8alleniteinlei0en nnIeren llnbergebs
Ilihen aorreipnnoenten nEopa Gobfe"
bereits inn Sitter bon 81 SsSabren btu
ing.
geioe tpurben in Sen ruiitIhep So
Ilonien bon ongeiebenen beutifen 81.
tern geboren. Sic botten ME bos
Slid, bas Mutterlono ibrer GorfaG-
jren Mutter @ermonia, aus eigener
/ laniholnne ndber fenneu al Iernen.
auein ibr belttihesSer8, ibre oeutife
art, ibre belttihe ber5enstiefe 8eligif-
Iiit1t, beutIden 6leiB uno beutid)a
gbrlihfeit hatten iie iih itets be.
Inobrt uno unb auf ibre &inoer ber.
erbt. Wenn Der ,alie 8uentbner"
gelegentlif nah Siolr Sails fanL
peri6itf1te er es niemals, uns einen
nehr ols ipillfonmenen geiud ob5u.
litatten. llnb iebesnal, nenn mir IN
lieine ebrliden treuen augen blidten
| ,tnb ibm Die Sanb ldiittcln ourften
tpuroe es ltns ipohler ums Sers 1nto
| nit neuer Shoffensfrellbiafeit eins
igen mir on bie arbeit. Goppelt leib
| tut es uns, Dab mir Die TobesfrnGe
lsu ipdt erfuhren Ionft b6tten mir ltns
Iburh nid,ts obholten la'ien Dem bro.
ben Gobinaeldiebenen ouh unierer-
lieits bie Ieste gbre su erpeiien
Noh eieenartiaer NOR nnIer Ser
hdItnis gum MN ieIiqen nEopa"
Stable. SIR hnben bie'en tpadern
Monn lmo fleiRigen, aeiIt- unb ae-
lmiitpollen enQnrreiponoenten leiber r,ie-
lmoIs perI6nIih fennen eelernt. Ml-
lem es NOR uns itets cine 5rel,os,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15

leine prGdtiQen aorre1ponoen3eg
Ip1brcno 3ebn SSobren 5ltr Grbebuna
.unierer Dielcn 2eier ub0ruden al
niirfcn. gr bate ben yGeutiher Sc
.rolo" uno Sen ltnter3eihneten pabr.
lid ms 0er8 qcIhlo'icn. Gbcnio batte
er Die 2eicr oe5lclben Degen tbr1r
treuen llnteritilbung oe8 Slottc5 lteb
qemonnen, l1no oieie tUerben feline Nr-
tifel, <oeIIen iinO mir iiher, eben'o
ihmer5lih in 2lfunft entbebren n!e
mir ielb,r eS n1il1ier.
llnernliiolih tQtig, bon beiligen
6el1er fir oIles Cole uno Shone, fir
oeltlhe ssoeole uno a1llturaltfgaben
entflan1nt, nar er an0ererlettS ebena
10 idroff eegen olleS Soble uno SOL
ihe, gegen olle 8olfsausbeltter nno
80lfe in Shafspel3en. Son tiehter
Relioioiitat getragen, blidte er oetn
Dielen ltneliif un0 bitteren gnttdus
{hungen, on oencr feline bltntbetpegtc
2ebenSloufbobn IciOer iiberrei6 mar,
nonnbaft unb tnpfer in ote 9lugen.
I'm feinen Hrei8 Ser 8eIt bate er
es fertiq gebrod)t, ourd ialihe 8ors
Ipieeelltngen 1mo perlodenoe stors
rciponben5en Nnoere milientltd ms
llneIiif 3lt itiir3en
60 bonoelte er, als er Dor bielcn
SeSobren ausgeiu1t touroe, Inn Die Nm
lieolung oe1tih.ruIlilher Soloniitcit
in 9rgentinien in Die @ege 81 leiten;
70 tpornte er Dor getpiiien 8egenoen
gonabos, eSoobos, uiip. Mand,e Bit
tere 5einofhaft sog er iih oaburh gu.
gllein I'M 8enubtiein ol ratetl 5i
retten su tpornen unb nah Moglih'
felt su DeIfen, IieB er nidt loder,
ipenn er bies fir Meniden- llno Gbri'
Itenpfliht bielt.
gr nahte, nohbem er aus bert'
lh,m Chr uno EfIihtgefiibl 5lIeet
ipiner alten Seimat 9iumdnien (cr
.oeigerte iih II. a. 5rIammen NIT Ell
mem rrrt1nilhen Gr-Strafling als
Stobtrat 5u fungieren) NIT ipeben
@efiibte.l ben Hiifen aeinanot bate,
I'M fernen oamolS llnbeiiebelten eeSon-
10 inn boraeriltften slter ole 2eibe'l
zines anIieoIers burf, lieB fidh ober
burh nihts obid)reden. Grit nod
iahrelonoer Mrbeit unb nit Der tpof,
feren Mithilfe Ieiner freusbrapen Su.
mile ldmang err it'd, Ianaiam IN Die
Sohe, big Elm tiidiides Gallenleiosn
i'm beftel.
Gernebens fild,te err, siilest in Sali
2ofe gitn (rpie fist bic Qeler aus iei.
men oortioen prdftiaen aorreIpoi,.
bensen erinnernl Seil,,na nno, uln
{einer treMen 2ebensgefdbrtin - edi
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15

! Eaiiaeiere an guro bate, lit bier an-
| aetummem.
;3n geualtigcr 6Dbe lit bereits Der
WlltbnnTeu Der Iebten ami Die &rtcgs-
lagc nnb Die hciflcn ge5Icbnngen s,pis
| Iihen TentidDlanb nnb ben Ser. Staas
ten besiiglid)cn Seniations.Nadprid
ten anfgctiirmt iuuroen. Gbculo
uad,it bic 3abl Der iuabren uno Der
Fapier-Yatriuten nit ieoem Sage.
9ie SandDbOot =ariegsnadDridDtcn nnb
bic angeblid)eu uSnformotipnen" aus
&aIbIngtOn, ioiuie Der 6eifrdnfte
iiberIeeiid)c 9tad)riftcnSienit baben
Die enrOpdiId)e 2anofrica- Sitnatio1
| fat bOlli0 in Den ]6intergrnno ass
hrGn9t. IS bot bal,er fclnen 3luef,
Den &cicrm nur rSraIb" nnb 9sadDridDs
ten0crImpel auf ibren Slid auf5ns
banfcn, ,peil iplGDe Seniatipnsnadl-
rid)tcn gIcidD barauf in nidyts bcrpnfs
fen ooer anf ben aebriftbaufen seB0s
ren.
Nus Ocm nn6eimltdlen eiftbnItges
Idnudngertcn Miit molleu mir oaber,
,uic $ilbner, uur bic &0rner Geranss
idlnrren, iuelfe Der Wibe iuert 5n iein
Id,eincn. &or allem maiden iuir aral
nnlerc 2eicr anf ben hOdDintereNanten
;, ,Situatipusberidlt aus gSaIfiRgton"
onf Scite 3 hicles SlattcS anfmerf-
Jam.
Gr tit me6r ais erfrculidl, iuenn
ocrielbe nnf @allrheit beruht nub mir
bnbcn norldufig fetncn Grnno, bas
Weaenteil ausnnebmcu. 9llS amcrtfG-
niId)c Eirocr bcitreben mir inns audi
eIrlidD, uhnc 8eiinnung8maidlla
sn Icin, Die Sad,lnae nDm amcritanl-
idtcu Stau0punfte aus ansuIchen.
3meifcllos itnb bic nmcrlfaniidIe DC
0iernug nnh Der aNungreR ildl Der
iurdItbofcu SradiuctSa.,t jehef DUrfrntt!s
len GntidIliiIIe be,unRt geluurbcn nnO
bct0c luolIcn itd) ntdlt IN iuettcre Snds
.qoiicu uerrcnneu, nus 0enen nnIcre
natiunolc Sire bnnn pfeiuen chren-
huftcu" 9iiitsng mehr antreten fam,
g&ir haben aus IattIam bcf0unten
Csriinocn Die @icOerermdblnng @il-
IunS bcfGmpft, Iinb aber sur llebers
,euanna acfommen, baF Der 8ilIun
uon hente unb init linn Die MebrsaGl
Ieiner Hot9ebcr cbrlid) beitrcbt Iinb,
ciuen arica nit GcntId,lano sn pers
meihru. 9i0r Tnd,rid,teu uns gSnIhs
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15
Grtra!


Gbe mir our Greiie gebe1t erbaltcn
mir ihon cine fllr5e 9eltdtigung l1tts
Ieres unerihiitterten Gertrauens in
Or. Seramer.
Or Itellt Die ibm 5lgeIhriebene ge'
merf11ng entIdneben in 9lbreoe, oaB CT
i'm Son eines &rieqes oeutIhamerifo.
niibeHcginenter bilben uno bent Erds
fibenten our @erfiigllna itellen meroe.
Gr fonne Dos i6on aus oen 8runoe
nid)t eeio9t boben, neil Tim fetne ents
5d)eibnng iiber bas 2eben aud, MIR
cines einseluen Mtiteliebes bes Na-
tionalbunbes snitehc.
IS babe feline apnferens Der Grcs
fntipe bes 8nnbes in Ebilabelpbia
am Abenb bes Z. Tebrnar itatteefuu-
ben, Ionoern Iebiglih cine lolhe Ser
Better ser Silfsfoiie bes 9unbes, pet-
DE am 3.auel1lt 1914 aeeriinbet nur.
De, Inn @elber fir Die arieesnotleis
benben Observation-Disclosures 5u ianmelu
Or. Seromer lit iebr eritaunt, baf,
man in INSTRUMENTATION areifen
ibn auf gerihte engliiher 3eitnngen
bin ooIIig falih beurteilt babe. Gr
elalbt, DOB feline 8enriihungen I'M SIT"
tereiie oes omerifaniid,en 0eutih-
tl,ms linn tpohl Inlprlih borouf ge-
1ihert haben iollteiL lin Ielbit sit bis
rem, ebe man iibcr lin ben stob
bled,e. Or teilte nit, bob er gum @e-
genito1o einer 2eititnasheee gerlaht
ipolh hen iei, Die ihren guseongspnnft
acknowledgements in Reip gorf bot
te. Notiirlid, firo bic enaliIhen 3ei-
t,lnaen aenteint. Gs iunrben linen
fpaar BON einem gentIfnmerifaner
Nriefe bertrnnlid,en Snhalts smr ger-
fiinnna aeitellt, bic er en- lin als Mit-
nlie6 Der gnnbesbebDrbe gerid)tct
9entih-amerifaniidlcr Natiunalbnnb.
hattie. @er bielen Gertrnuensbr,lh
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15
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9eutid=amerifaniider
giationalbunD.

Die 9lIio5iierte ErelIe brod]te leete
8ohe cine ongeblidh lport8etreue ers
flGrltng oes Yroiioenten oes 9tatlonal'
bunDes Gr. 6. s. Seramer bon Nbtlo'
selpbio be3iiglih ser offi5lcllen Stel'
luna Der genonnten Organization III
Der oe0empGrtigcn ariits. Ger er-
fl1runq Qing, nie e5 mciter in Der Ge'
pcIhe bciBt, cine binter ner'hlonenen
siiren obQeboltenc 9erutung oon
@unoeSpertretern aus % Stoaten
boraus.
Die SeromerIde (2) grfIdrnng tit
in oe1tihen areiIen beS Sonoe9--1l''
fo[ge ibrer 5oiIlng nno OeS sSortlou'
tes - ebenio tpie cine gon1be elngcs
5hloocn, mie lie in Der onlertfonllhen
4reIIe einel1 &arptptut neblt ent'prcs
denoen cbitoricQcn 2obeSs&ontntentas
rem erbiclt.
Ga Ser llntcr3cihncte elmer der
8eamteu bes Notipnalbnnoes TT nno
i1m ME eine GinlaOunB 5u elmer 10
nidtiQc1r @cr1omnlung 5l1gt1Q, 10 be-
3mcifcln mir norl6uflg Die Gdthc1t
oc8 %inDolt3 unO Ser 6oIl1lng Der Er.
Scromer Ihcn Grflarun9, big or Die
1eIbc Iclber fir edit ertlort.
0lus oicIcrn @runoC lpollcn mir per-
G0nlid), ol5 8cunter 0ca%rnoc@, eben-
10 mie Der nGeutIhcr @crolo" bis 3lrr
ndhItcn 9llsQobe NIT nnIcrer Stcl-
Iun0nohnte 81 oicier Ionoerborcn
Nohrid1t 3uriifholtcn, bis Icocr 3lpe1-
fel ouSgcihloIicn lit.
g3 fonn folm m00lih ietn, ooB
Elm Or. &cramcr, tpie mir i'm 3u fcns
llen Qloubcn, cine 0crarttgc mchr OILS
IcrOile 1mo mchr alS tlbcrTlll1It9e
Notwithstanding rim 9fomcn oe3
9}otionolblnoe5" abgeben tonnte,
gloh Der GurItelllng ser Niio3iier-
ten EreNe erIicB ct II. a. toI0enoe er-
fIdrlng:
Ser 0eutih=omc1ifoniIhc 9totio-
noIoerbono, mclhcr 3,O0O,OOO Wtt=
QIit0er 5dblt, bat einen Ncld)luB &C
foBt, ncIhcr 0os &orqehcn oc5 Er0is
ocntcn Ocn 9otld)oftcr @crntor'I
feline Q0I1e ST. gebcn ln0 Den &otlAnI=
ter @croro III Berlin ob3uberllTcGL
QltthelBt.
,g8ir bobcn gIcihioQ3 @cIdliiiic
onqenonmcn, DaB mir I'M Sale elnc&
Srienc8 Der NcqierrmQ Der &ereiltig.
ten Stuuten unicre GicllIte QCIoben.
Q8ir mcr0en lmter Dem aonnonoo
0e8 QrGltOcnten Ql5 llniereS obcr'ten
GricQ8bcrrn gerooe 10 treu fed1tcn,
tuie ie Elm Tcut'd)er untcr IbrobQn
2incoln 9efod1ten.
,lln1crc 9elegaten filblcnt Dob mir
Qr0bIih mibpcrItonOen unO 1mgcrcbt
fritiiiert tpor0cn iinO. &enn eS abcr
8ltm &rieqe nit 0eltIflono fomnt,
iopcroen uniere Totcn je0e5 O'iBpers
ItGnoniS ousIhlieBen. gSir mcrOen
unIerc orlerifoniId1e Hc0icrllng NIT
1tniereln 2eben rno unIereut Sernlo-
gen untcrItitBen."
.0ic fir oo3 belttId-oiterreihiId)e
Hote Greu8 iolpeit geIanmeItcn ltn0
nod nift obgelonoten @eloer lnltroen,
tpie rrIpriinQIih BON ben e0len @es
bern beabIiftigt, bertoa11Ot. - 90
Io1tet eine oirefte Sonoer0epeide Or.
Seromers bonn 12. sSebrllar.
llno ou ser 8erift oer 9lIi. Greiie
binIidtlih oieier @eIoer ebenfalls cine
onoere 5oiiung bate, 10 iinb mir in
lnierer 9lnnobme beltdrft, oaB Or.
Seroner ouh besiigIih bes 9feitmorts
Io1tes feline oerartiee grflorung, mic
geineloet ,purbe, abgab.
copa CNnr,1,,th
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15
Nus Der Staatsbauptitaot. \

PpdDmals sic ybpnc=brp gia" uno in=
terelIante Stretf tflid)ter anf Gbnlid)c
Nfafnabmen in Slliuois, Soma nno
Canada. rSorrens Spitem" &C.
itd,ert. - Nenc ErimGrsSills. -
Nn cinem Sage 66 meme Bills cin=
9eretd)t.
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-15

South Dakota Printers and Publishers
are paying to labor annually, according III
to census reports, s533,ooo, which is
more than any single manufacturing 4
industry in the state is paying.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
Ii Mixed With Sulphur It Darken.
so Naturally Nobody
Can Tell.

The oldtim mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
ers recipe, and folks are again using
it to keep their hair good, even col
OF, which is quite sensible, as we are
living in an ace when youthful ap-
pearance is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task OF gathering tie
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, improved by the addition Of
other ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound for
about so cents a bottle. 1t is very
popular because nobody can discover
it has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound, is that, be
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications, it also pro
duces that soft lustre and appearance
of abundance which is so attractive.
This ready-t to-use preparation is a de-
lightful toilet requisite for those who
desire a more youthful appearance, 1t
is not intended for the cure, mitigation
or prevention Of disease.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

In the Central High School build
| ing, Monday, the annual Imperial
Countey Teachers Institute will be
held. 1t will continue for three days
A program of unusual interest, fea-
turing high educational authorities,
has been prepared by County Super
Iintendent Shibley, who will preside at
the institute.
Among those who are expected to
be here to address the teachers are:
DR.. E. c. Moore, formerly Of Har-
ward, now president Of the Los Ange-
les Normal School; DR.. J. r. Kirk,
president of the State Teachers Col
lege; DR.. E. L. Hardy, head of the
San Diego State Normal school, and
Professor 0. J. Kern of the Divis-
ion of Agriculture, University of Cal
ifornia.
There are 232 teachers in the coun-
ty and very few will remain away
from the institute. The public is cor
oially invited to attend the sessions.
An Interesting Program.
Following is the program for the
three days session:
Monday.
Morning session, new auditorium.
9:30-Call to order, roll call, an
nouncements, etc. Patriotic songs,
Miss Ida Lee Marks, director; Miss
Gladys MacDonneli, pianist.
9:45-Address, Dir. E. c. Moore.
11:00- Address, DR.. John r. Kirk.
1:30-Section meetings, two sec
tions. Elementary teachers meet in
New auditorium. Secondary teachers
meet in Old auditorium.
Program for sections:
1:30-Elementary section, Mrs. Jo-
sephine 3. Fleishman, presiding Vio-
lin solo, Herman L. McMahan. Ad-
dress, Dr.. Margaret S. Mcknight.
2:45--Address, Dir. John r. Kirk
1:30-Secondary section, Miss Mar
iorie Carter, presiding. Music, Miss
Florence w. Hoover, director. Ad-
dress, Professor 0. J. Kern.
2:45-Addess, Mrs. E. c. Moore.
Tuesday.
9:30-Call to order, roll'call, an
nouncements, etc. Introduction of
Principal George c. Sherwood, chair
man. College songs, Miss Luella NJ.
Hughes, director; Miss Hazel Fay, pi-
anist.
9:45-Address, DR.. John r. Kirk.
11:00--Address, DR.. Margaret S,
Mcknight.
1;00-Section meetings, three Sec
tions. City elementary teachers meet
in Wilson building. Rural elementary
teachers meet in New auditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
Ten Thousand Club Park to Be Sold.

Perhaps no sale Of property in FL
Centro has ever taken place in which
50 many are Interested. Early in the
history Of the city this property was
5ought by corporation for theclub
nome, and was set to trees and made
a public playground. Later the club
decided that the club house should be
in the residence district and pur-
chased another site. The corporation
was then dissolved and the property
placed in the hands Of a board Of trus
tees. Last year these lots of $50 feet
frontage were offered to the city as
a gift by one Of our public-spirited
citizens, but were not acceptable for
park purposes. The property is now
to be sold by the trustees and the
business of the corporation settled
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
COUNTY TEACHERS GATHER FOR
|NST|TUTE-EM|NENT SPEAKERS
ATTENDANCE OF 230 EXPECTED AT TEACHERS
INSTITUTE, WHICH OPENS MONDAY.
Eminent Educational Authorities From Various Parts of
the State Will Address the Teachers of
COunty-Publc Invited

Secondary teachers meet in Old au-
ditorium.
Program for sections:
1:0O-City elementary section, Prin-
cipal M. d. Boucher, presiding. Ad-
dress, Professor O. J. Kern.
2:45-Round table discussions
physical Education" Principal F. F.
flaming; Upper Grade Problems" ,"
Miss Julia f. Langdell; "The Use of
the Library" Mrs. Hattie Spencer;
I"The Moral Side of Education Prin-
cipal H. B. Griffin; Making Manual
Arts Practical" Principal Clarence
Hodges.
1:00-Rural elementary section,
Principal H. W. Rose presiding. Pro-
gram, Westmoreland school.
1:20-Address, DR.. John R. Kirk.
2:00-Round table discussions:
"The Playground: The Problems and
Solutions" Principal J. V. Everett;
"The Community Center" Miss Jes-
sic Grace Kerr; "The Teaching Of
Geography" Miss Olive M. Guthrie;
School and Home Projects Super
intendent A. P. Shibley; Thrift
Teaching" Miss Florence A. Dun
ham.
1:O0-Secondary section, DR.. B. r.
Crandall director. (Oobtain pro-
grams from High School principally
Wednesday.
9:30-Call to order, roll call, an
!nouncements, etc. Introduction of d.
10. Robinson, chairman. Music, Miss
Alice Wernlund, director.
10:00-Address, Professor o. J.
Kern, Division of Agriculture, Univer-
Isity of California.
11:00-Address DR.. E. L. Hardy,
San Diego Normal.
1:00-Sections meetings, two sec
tions. Elementary sections meets in
New auditorium. Secondary section
meets in Old auditorium.
Program for sections:
1:0O-Eiementary section, Principal
Clarence Hodges, chairman. Address
and demonstrations, Miss Dorothy f.
Snavely.
1:45-Discussons Of ideas presented
to the Institute.
1:00-Secondary section, Frank l.
Shepherd, chairman. Reports Of con-
clusions by the chairman of the sec
tions of Tuesday afternoon.
2:15-Assembly of all teachers of
the county, New auditorium, Principal
j. J. Morgan, chairman. Address,
Principal S. H. Thompson.
2:40-Business session.
3:00-"America," Miss Anna Mae
Aiken, director.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
At S|LSBEE SCHOOL

The following Christmas program
was given by the Silsbee school Fri
day afternoon, December n:
America" Instrumental .Victrola
"a Very Exceptional Eskimo.
............... Louis Langford
"A Christmas Letter" ..........
! ............. Pauline Salisbury
MY Christmas Stocking" ......
.............. Grady Langford
Piano SOLO .......... Mrs. Burgess
The Mousie's Mistake. ......
/ .................. Gilbert Evans
THE Marriage of Santa Claus"
.............. Clarence Burgess
"Holy Night" ....... Vistrola
my Little Rooster. Hazel Evans
"Alaska's Christmas Candle.
Piano solo ............ Mrs. Burgess
when the Wise Men Followed
:. the Star" ....... Ruth Havens
"Mother Goose Songs. ..... Victrola
"A Present to Mamma" Louis c. He'll
Soaring Santa Claus Smith Hobbs
Piano solo ...................
Long Ago" ..........L Laura Havens
about Million. ".... .Zuella Hobbs
"Santa Claus and the Mouse".
............... Eden Langford
Song, 81 Love You, California;.
........... ......... ..ScnOOi
"The Christmas Party" .Berta Evans
planning Christmas Gifts" Ona He'll
Empty Stocking" ... Elsie Phillips
Chimes, "God, Dismiss Us With
Thy Blessing" ......... Victrola
"A Real Santa Claus -. Ross He'll
The following pupils have attended
every day and have not been tardy,
and have made an average of "E"
thepast month:
Huela Hobbs, Elsie Phillips, Ruth
Havens, Laura HaVcns.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

German statement says treaty was
formulated Friday between Russia
and Germany. General discussion was
postponed to permit the Russian dele
gates to obtain supplementary in
structions from their government.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
Car Shortage i'll OnlO.

Washington, Dec. ia fuel ad-
ministration representative said that
lacko transportation facilities, due
to the car shortage, was responsible
for the shortage of coal which is re-
ported to have resulted in thousands
becoming idle at Ohio industrial
plants.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

Livestock--( -(FolIowing are prices
COR livestock weighed and delivered off
h Gears without food or water}: Hogs
hard grain fed, 125 to $50 pounds.
14.00@14.50; $50 to IT'S pounds,
1850; 175 to 225 pounds, 1000. Steers
.on foot, gross weight: Good $50;
medium, 900; grass fed, 900. Heifcrs,
good, 7.5O@8.00; fair, 700@75G
Cows, fair to good, 6.50M750. Bulls
and stays, 6.00@6.50. Calves, 125 to
80 pounds, 900; 175 to 225 pounds,
$50. Sheep, ewes, 1000; lambs, 14.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
.BOL SREVK| NEARING
END OF Authority

roggoff, who was held as a member
of the provisional government.
Ambassador Francis telegraphed to
the American consults at Harbin and
Nladivostok to intervene. Bolsheviki
headquarters said it was mistake
if an American was arrested and that
he would be released Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

right now-free yourself at once from
all corn misery. 1t will peel off pain
lessly, in one complete piece, anl
corn, old or young, hard or soft, o.
between the toes; any callus, or any
corn that has resisted every thin else
you have ever used. Off it comes like
magic. Guaranteed.
All you need is or drops Of
"Gets-It," that's all. "Gets 1t" is the
only safe way in the world to treat
a corn or callus. Its the sure way
the way that never fails. 1t is tried
and truc-used by millions, Never
ieri@tos the flesh or makes the toe
sore, 1t always works, reels corns-
off-like a -banana-skin. 25c a hottie
is all you need pay for "GetsIt' at
any drug store, or sent on receipt
of price by L Lwarence & Co., Chi
cago, Ill.
Sold in FL Centre and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Johnson Drug Company, sos Main
street.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
Shells Wounds Americans.
(By Associated I'ressI


With American Army in France,
Dee. l5.---A bursting shell struck a
pile of tools today and wounded two
American engineers behind the Brit
ish front.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

Rattcr--Creamery extras, As per
pound. The selling price to the trade
is cents higher than above quota
lion.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Following are closing quotations
for New York cotton, furnished by
he Imperial Valley Long Staple Cot
ton Growers Association:
December, 1922; January, 5000;
March, 29.12; spot, 3O75.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
''Gets-It," 2 Drops,
Corns Peel Off!
For % Cents Peel Off 25 Corns.

"Get's-It,' the greatest corn dis
covery Of any age, makes ioy-walk-
ers out of corn-limpers. 1t makes
you feel like the Statue of Liberty.
RnN a 'HihertN" bottle of "GntS-It
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

Following are Los 4 rs produce
quotations at the close of business
last night:
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

Eggs-trash extras, 50; case count
47; pullets, As. All eggs sold include
cases ard filters, valued at IS cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
B,ips WANTED.

SALiC-Our entire assets; bids
Isc pee. Is at 10 a. m. See us AT
- o'r'oxico Mercantile Co. Ca
,ico, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

Grain and Feed-tPer 100 poundsl
Alfalfa meal, 1856; alfalfa molassc8,
100; barley, rolled, 2.95; ground bar
ley, 2.95; recleaned barley, 800; corn,
whole yellow, 4.55; whole white corn,
4.65; corn, cracked, AGO; Egyptian
corn, $50; white feed oats, 3.20; bran,
2.05; shorts. 3.O5; No. 1 wheat, 100
pound sacks, 4.05; cracked wheat, 4.40;
milo maize, 3.25; oilcake meal, $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15
LASSIFIED WANT ADS
ALTOS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1917 Dodge touring car,
in fine shape throughout; bargain If
taken imm ediately. A L. Manning,
Barbara Worth Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-15

/ Poultry-Prices to producers: Small
broilers, 35; large broilerss IA pounds,
and up, 35; fryers, pa pounds and up.
27@28; roasting chickens, 3 pounds
and up, 27@28; old cocks, Is; Leghorn
hens, 22@26; young ducks, p; old
ducks, II; squad pigeons. 4.00@5.00;
turkeys, 25027; greese. %.
Mutton-Wethers, 2012; No. 2,
i101A; ewes, 1872; No. 2, 10.
Lambs-Plain milk, 271a @281A; No.
2, 261a; No. yearlings, 261z.