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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31
Geseu feiublide IcutIde serid)tet.


Qiirfcn nab morgen nidt mebr in
6abrifen al Der 9rootlpn.@ @ai.
lerlront arbeiten. - 3ablreihe
,Seuer, ilidt ouf ocutiden llr-
iprlng 5uriid5uiiibren, pernihten
Wiillionen Collars @ertb Mlui.
ton uno 9t1brmittel.
Rem Dorf, 80. Sftober.- 9in.
oes .Worihnll Foper bon 9rooflpn
ianote einen griei an Sunoerte bon
Sd)ili5baubofelL 5rodenOodS. Wia,
Idineu-@erfItdtte unb 6abrifen ent-
lang Der Battlefront bon 9rooflpn
Song Sslano mo Staten Sslano,
ocs ,qnbalts, Dab alle ieinolihen
GcntlbelL OBJ iie nun SleaierlingS-
Ediie iiir perbotene 3onen beliben
oOcr nidt, Dor oen 1. glopember ent
lolien peroen miliien. Soldle, oie
nod morsen nod an DER 9lrbeit limo,
lperoen in ellis Sslanb internirt
lueroen.
.Waridaa fomer ingte, er iei ilber.
5cngt, Dab oieie MaBnabme Die elm.
jl9e mare, I'M Die 6eucr an Der Mai.
'erlront an perbiiteu, oie ieit Der
arieaserfIirimg slmerifa's in Nroof.
lpn iebr aabIreid aelueien icien. es
maren oeren 80. Der Shaoen belauic
lid in Die Millionen bon Collars,
Wcrlnite bon Nunitiou uno y,1brmit.
teln fir Die Gntente.alliirten reprd-
'entireno.. acines oieicr sseuer lit
aliI oeiitiden llripruna 5nriidgeiiibrt
woroen, iuie Der Narid,aa iaet, ale
Scriclben wnren aber nod Dem llr.
tbeil Der Sadpcritdnoieen anscitcdt
Doroen. Ter Naridaa iiiete bin3u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31
SeitliGc ssrpnt.
MniiiIdlcr Scridlt.

R eterS BURG 30. Nttobcr. -
C9ritllbc 9lomiroIitGt per IrobtIoic
NreIIc), - Sic nohitcbenoc oIiijieI.
le V}ittbcillmA lulroc beltc 9tudmit.
tog pom rlllliIdcu aricgaburcou err
lnicn:
y9Iuf Der norOIi6cn 6ront, in DER
9li9a.@caeno, periudte Der 6eino
nnd |orbereitlngen nit @oSs@c.
ldjoNlcn cincn slngriii inn &onn5eme.
Ablhnltt. Gr mllroc olrA ld)urfe5
Setter enlplanacn mo 500 liN olli
ieinc FOlition 5uriid
Sn Der Sfuli. .@egcno 6onlborOirtc
Der 6cino BON SngeSonbrlb bis s
llbr W'orgcna lniere Steulngeu nit
Ielner lhlperen 9lrtillcrif unO ner.
nIhie einen Snianterie 2lngriii iol-
gen 81 Ialien ocr our6 unier 5euer
5lln StiIlItono 9ebra6t muroc.
Viii Dem 9felt Der tSront gob eS
artlIIrle Iuelle, peIhe onl aoten-
Su5ensShloB mo am StodmnnnS.
boz einen intenlipen Gboratter an.
nabmen.
sIuI Der rum0niihen 6ront aob e5
9lrtillcrie .@eiehte uno erfunbunqs.
Sper0tionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31
Sor9talt oer
Rfgitrung.
@iel @elo im sdat.
auto eingegansen.
Yrdiibent lSilinm erldkt
Grefutib-Sroer.

u. Wfit6eQ Eolmcr crb1It poQc Pitt
forfeit ais Germalter 6eS @igen.
tbumS fein0lther Muslan0er. -
9r. 5. 8. 9apiS bon ct. 2ouis
oum @eldGit8iilbrer oeS 9ilreonS
crnmnt. - HrosoeutIde Eropa.
ganoa miro ais SinoerniB IN DER
Sousiroucn Gumpogne er.
pdbnt.
Nal bington, 80. Sttober. -
9ie berihteten Sublcriptionen auf
ole ShoBamtssS 2 tul0l lheine belielen
lid oli S429,974,000. Sic beutiGen
GintiInite OeS SbuBonltea BON Die.
len Subicriptioncn lln0 BON ocn Gin.
gc5oblten @eloern Der 5lueiten &lber.
tps9lnleibc bclicien iih alf $3.50
374,031.
8crm altung ieinbliden
GigcntbnmS.
GrGiioent 8ilion bat beltte cine
Grefutipe-Srore erlaiien. III mel6er
u. W'itdell Bolmer, Der SerpaIter
6es Giaentbuns ieinoliber gluslGn.
Der, pollc slllturitGt erbGlt, Die Gor-
ifriften ocS oSrooing. pitb,tbc- c-Gne-
mp.WelebeS" i'm geSug ouf oicllebcrs
nobmc pon GigentbunL iuelheS iSein.
0en ooer Gerbiinocten BON ,Seinoen
Qebort iu1brcno oes Strieges ourhr
3uiiibren. Serr Galmer urgoniiirte
iofort ieinenStob llno ernonnte Srn.
Z. Seonber9er Ioeia BON ct. SoliS
5um @eihGftsiiibrer OeS bureaus.
S5r. Gopis lit Gice.GrGiiOent Der ct.
Qoni5 Union SrilIt So.
NaGrungs snittel Gripa.
II u y.
Sic 0obrllnaSnnittel 9lonliniilro-
tlOn bat bis belte 9Ibenb 2,60O,0O0
&arten Don ,Srallen in alien Sbeilcn
oeS 2nnocS erbolten, meld)e iid uer-
pllidtet boben. an Der Sparlnnlfcits-
Gonpoane tbeil3lnebmen.
IS lunroe bcfannt gegeben, Dob
pro'Oelliid)e Yropngnnoo Die 9lr6eit
Der Sreipilligcn in einigen Stootcn
binbert. Oion bo6e SouSfrauen ers
5Gblt Dab ibre Saltaboltlln9sporrG.
TIE bon Der Regiernng nit 9eihlog
belegt .peroen piiroen, I'M fir Die
slrmce gebrQlld)t 81 weroen mem iic
Die aorten ilnter5eid)neten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31

ole Gntlcrnlnl1 ollcr ieinoli6er Geut,
lhen ans Der gid6e bon Morine., IN.
outrte' lmo So6rit. t.Giltriften lpiiroc
Die Gbanccn perminoern, lpid)tiae
SnIornloton iiber 15Iottc uno 9lrmce
oilrb Spione an GelltldlanO 81 Der.
mitteln.
Gerartigc Oroitiidc 0laBnabmcu
llno, mie in griobrlma gebrudt rpur.
DC, nibt fiir Ole Manbattan @oIier.
trout beablibtiet aber icinolidc
gilSldnbcr peroen Itreng iiberpodt,
mo oiele, Die iid in perbotencn 3os
nen oil'biclten, iinb internirt iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31
Vefnnnter WelelDrter toot.

BroOioence, ". s., 30. Sfto.
Der. - Sn einem bclitc bier einge.
ganaenen Sele9ronlm fam ole Sun.
DC, ooB Or. Gliibo Benjamin 9ln,
orems, frilber Yr1libent Der gronn.
llniperlitdt imo ipGter aon5ler ser
llniOcrlitGt bon giebrasto, in Sntcr.
laden Sla, perltorben lit. Or. 9ln.
oreps mar 73 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31
Tener,uebrleute anseidpnloist.

Gbicago, 30. Sftober. - slht
Ituotllhe 6eilerpebrleutc. nelhe an,
qcblicb in einer Mcibe pon Bclo.
ltront Hol,bcreien uerlpidelt iein
iollen murocn beilte oui 9lnoronung
oes Staotsanpalts Sopne erbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31

Orei Werften iu
2Ocnit Yoint.
Yier Wr. s, 8 uuo 10
,erhOrt.

M0dJtige Ietpuatipueu mabrenO cc3
Vran6cs. Gewnlt9e Ilam.
meuianleu beleudieten nm Wilt
tcrnad)t Die Staot. - Ter S;bls
ben wiro ani 5 Milliuneu Sol,
lars bercdnct, 65 IOllen pan
10 bis 10 Mcuidruleben Derlnreu
gcaanaeu icin.
Sin MieienbranS ani Gucnit Foiut
jerltOrte in Der MitternudJtSitunoe
Die belocn groRen Weriten Ytr. 9 uno
Nr. 8 NIT iGmmtld)en @orrGtben
Sarin nno ridtete eincn Sdlaoen uon
nabe5n $5,0O0,000 an,
llnb ais bente WOrsen 0icie 3ei.
tnng 5nr Yreiie sins, trieb Der itarfe
ytorSmeinuino Die Tlammeu nod i'm.
iner Weitcr anf Die glnlagcn Der ygal-
timpre & CBiusgabn" nadD Dem Mort
MeNenrp sn.
Ter erite gllarm ertGnte fnrS nnd,
ii llbr uon Der Ode pon slnore. nno
GnbarStrake unb cinisc Wsiunten
lpatsr erfulsten 5lueimal 2-2-2.2-2
luoSnrdD oas san5e 1encr. Ieparte.
rnent Der Stabt uadJ oeln 9ranoplabe
beorSert murSc.
slls bic erite Sprite uon Der Sort.
slpeiinc anfan, itnmb Der in galti.
more ais Der oeorobentidDe Glono".
Eer befannte glnlesepIab Der Dam.
pier jsner Gumpagnie bereits an al.
len bier 6noen in bellcn Tlammcu,
nnS bic ueridieoeneu Setonationeu
benteten an, oaR bprt inter Sen bren.
nenoen @anren Enluer ooer Spna.
init crplObirte.
3luiIdJcn Den 0criten 8 unb s ia.
gen mebrere SdJiife, peld,e 3mar mea.
geidleppt lueroen fOnnten, che lie in
SranS aerietbem, bod iollcn cine 9ln.
5abl Der Watrolen ocrielben iiber
Suro gelprnnDen nnb ertrmnfen iein.
SesgleidDen 9ihs bente Worscn oas
@ernd)t, oaR cine MnSabl @critnrbei.
ter in Den Slamnen umgefummcn lei.
Snfolse oes llmitanoes, oae Die ge.
nniten feline 0eridJterItatter ourd, bic
llm5annnns in Die yladbaridnit bes
SranSco lieRen, luar es bis bcnte
Woraen nidt m0slid), Die @n6rheit
Der 9lnsabeu 5n beitatiscn.
llm | llbr Mittrrnad,t luar Der
mddDtise Bier Wr. 8 cin aroser breus
nenoer Sriimmcrbanien nno Wiillio.
men @crtb BON Waaren luaren an
9lid)e Oerbrannt.
Die ylammen non Sen 6rcnnenben
gnlagen erlcndtetan Die san;e Staot
nno bic gan5c Sai uno ucrnriadltcn
i'm Centrum Die gefiirdjtnns oaf
gang goenlt-R Roint nno oelien Sabn,
itric 6tabliHemcutS i'm Slammen
itanoen,
Die Temilbnngen Ser Ncnerme6r,
Scm luiiibenoen Glementc Giubalt An
tbnn, idDienen abiOlnt eriulglos ~
Ietn, oenn Der Rftige StnrmiuinS
fadDte bic Slammen bon Weaem an
nno trieb bic Wanuid)aitcn sMriif,
ueld,e trob Der @cfabr, bnrdD ole Gr.
ploiionen sertriimmert sn merocn,
bente Niursen llbr ani Scn Iei!
oeo GadleS oeS Yiers 0r. 8 bic Dor
orinsenOeu Nlammen ~ betampiea
ucrindten.
6cner'Gbei Gnrid iab, ais er nui
ecr Sranoitatte eridlieu, oaf Der Yies
Wr. . nid)t ~ rettcn mar Gr aad
oeSbalb iofort Sen gciebl, aae &c.
bGmoe nno SdJuppeu in Der gladybars
Idait ~ ipregeu. Snnamit maroe
nnter aroRcr @eiabr in selualtiaem
S.nantitdteu berbeioeidnfit uno oaun
NIT Den Sprengnusen besounen.
Iie i,iee mar clue enprme. &c.
sen ll.3O llbr serietb Vier Wr. 10
in WranS, troeosm oerielbe NIT @ai-
Ier ans bnnoerten uon Sd)lGnden
ilbersoiien 'unrse. Die Spreuannsen
pnrScu alsoauu uaterbalb bes Yiers
fortsciett, ebenio O6erbaib bes Yiers
Mr. ), Der and IN Yraus seratbts
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-31
lOfittr
}nra6gtorangt.
@uroen bic italicnis
iden Streittraite.
ltSine bon Senti6en mmo
Seiterreicbern aenpmmcm.

Sic tcltoniidcu @cCrihuorcn treiben
ole Stalieucr pou Der Iion3os
6ront in meitIihcr Hicbtng. -
Siuo 0urh oic &orniiden 9llpeu
in itolicnii6c@ @cbict cingc0rlm-
Qcn. - Stulienildc 9taGbut iudt
ocn Seino dlli5uboIten. - @alb-
in9ton'S Cabinet beipridt Die
Gage.
y Rim, piu 2on0ou, 30. 0ttober.
-- llOine, irilbcr Der Git oes itolies
nti6en Sallptquortiers, lit bon
0clttiN 0lterreicbilhcn Streitfr1itell
bciebt moroen. Ole telltonilhen
(ritppen ictcn ibren &ormorih III
Ger n0roIiben itoIieniicben Gbene
naN Den So9liamcnto 5u tort:
Giele &llnoe bringt ser bcutegtohs
mitta9 pom oelltidjen @enerolitobc
ouS9cacbene outlihe 9eriAt, 0ciien
g8ortIout iol0t:
ollbine lit bon 0Cn Dcrbiinoetcn
Gruppcn Der pier5cbntcn glrmcc oe-
nontmen moroen Ger irilbere SiB
Der itolieniicbcn ohcrlten SecreSlei.
tlng 1T Ionltt an lchSten Gage Der
criolgreiden Sperotionen in unlere
SQnbe aefollen.
Ger on lie geitclltcn glnioroeritns
0cn nidt ohteno rildcn luniere Srltp.
pen IN llnollfbultlamer &ciic IN Der
Gbcne oli 0cn &oli 0cS 1ogIiomcns
10 81 Dor. Der 9iiid5ug ocr QcihIo.
Gencn leinolidcn 2lrmce miro an Oeu
mcnigen llcbcr8an9cn oc8 6luiieS.
melhcr 0urd ltortcn 9cgeniou ouges
idmollcn lit, mllGcboltcn.
l(nierc aus Ocn &orniibcn g(pcu
pororingcnocn StrCitfrGfte bciin0Cn
lid cntlong ocr Non5cn Sront oli
ucnctianilrben NO0cn lmo rildcn 9e
gen ocn o6eren &ouf OcS SogIiomens
IL Dor"
Staltener lCilten N irf a.
men " Scr itnno.
Rom 30. Cltobcr. 0ic bcllte
giadmiita9 bonn itaIeniihen @ene,
rolitob per0lientIiHtc omtlihc Wtitf
tbeihmg bot iogenocn @ortlout; I
n@aDrcno ocS gcitri9en Cages
bolerte Der Hiit5ug unierer Irup
pen bon ibren ncuen Stellmgeu iort
0ie 3erlt0rlua Der Yrilden ilber oel
Slon5o, oie bon lnlleren Sruppen
porgcnoulneu muroc, irno Der pirf
Jane @ioerltonO lnierer 9ed Srup'
pen BADEN ocn &ornaricb oes Jeiu.
oes uuI9ebalten,
llnlere SiaOollerte beflnoet iid I'M
Gontdtt nit oen ielnolihen Gorbut
8ruppen."
Vile britiihcn . atteriea
an italieniIher Sront
Qcrettct.
Stalieniidcs rmec.
bouptQuurtiCr 80. Sftober.
- Nad oreit1aigem 9lrientbaltc bel
Der ollf Dem Nid3lge befinolidcn
itolicniidcn glrnec lit Der Gorreipon-
Dent Scr ogliioCiirtcn Prelle" ser Joe.
ben inn &ouptqudrter ongelon9t it,
in Der Gage 3l crtlGren. boB aqe bri
tiidcn 9uttericu aeboraen lino. Iic
Solouten litieu mGbreno oeB HiId5ll
geS piel inter Der aGlte, llnter bei,
tigcm Hegenfoll lmo Sunger.
gSos Die aQgcmeinc Situation Der
itnlieniiber 9lrnce mlf ibrem &ild'
5uge onbeIongt, 10 III ocr Gorreipon.
oent aus @riinocu niltarild)er Scots,
menoiafeit pcrbinoert Details 81 ge'
hen
Gan lcttcn WIai tiluoigte ons bri,
iide ariegsomt an oaB britiihe
idipere s(rtlleric nit oen Stalienera
ouf Der juliibcn 6ront cooperiren.)
anlerifaniichcs u Ga6inct
beipriht itnlienilhe
Snge.
@uiJingtoh 30. Sfto6er
Iie italienildc Sitllotion lpur0e in
Der beiltigen Cabinets. Sibung bon
Eroiioent Wilion uno ieinen Vera.
thern einsebeno beiproden.
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@aibinaton 80. Sftober.
Der nGdite Sdritt, oen Die @ereiuig.
len Staaten ibrm uerocn Inn Sta.
lien in ieiner fritiiden Stunoe 5u
belieh miro Der iein. anontit1tcn
Don aoblc, prouiant ,,no 9eoaris.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

The Martin -Bartmus l&4u title case
still occupied the attention of the Su-
rerior court today.
Tepary beans from the Forester
ranch are on exhibition at the Farm
Bureau.
The p. A. Harrington family have
moved into the He'll home on Hell
street.
F. V. Gentry of Los Angeles, live
stock man, is visitor in Ell Cen
tro.
Secretary Compton of the Chamber
of Commerce is again on a San Diego
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson re-
turned last evening from San Diego,
where they were called by the death
of Mr.. Anderson's motehr.
VIII the people of Ell Cen'r9 please
save all their papers and oil tlnfoil.
The Boy Scouts will be around and
collect them for the Red Cross.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

dino meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final proof, to stab
lish claim to the land above described,
before the Register or Receiver Of
the U. S. Land Office, at Ell Centre,
California, on the 7th day of June,
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: St
Elmo Heflin, of Ell Centro, CAL; Ed
ward Felix Heflin, of Ell Centre, Cal;
Wylie J. Patterson, of Ell Centre, Cal;
j. B. Maxwell, of Armada, Cal.
Non-coal F. C.. FAIR,
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

u. s. Land Office at Ell Centre, Cali
fornia.
Notice is hereby given that Mary };
Maxwell of Los Angeles, Cal. (426
Westminster Ave), who, on June 9,
1913. made desert land entry, No. l..
A. O1S964, E. C. O16O2, for Lots "a
and 25, Section 35, and Lots 20, "a,
33 and "a, of Section "a, Township
16 South. Range 13 East, San Bernar-
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Supervisor Rice is in receipt of
letter from the State Board of Health
enclosing letter from S. l.. Hill Of
this county, which attacks the county
physician and all the men of his pro-
feSsion in the valley. j. w. Kerr, state
surgeon, is of the opinion that Hi
IS deranged.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Sheriff Applestill has been invited
oy San Diego to participate in the
friendship fiesta held by that city on
June -.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

The supervisors have acceded to the
request of the Indian agent of the Yu-
ma reservation for right of way
across the reservation for a road.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Chesley Morgan, who has been in
the employ of his uncle, c. W. Knapp,
for the past six months, has gone
% Long Beach to rejoin Company H,
\. G. c., in which he enlisted a lit
tie over a year ago, and in which
he served on the border during last
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Frances B. Reeves and Harry
Reeves have filed a suit for $4,000
damages against the board of super
visors. They claim that, while driv
ing an auto along the road between
Calipatria and inland, they ran into
a deep hole in the road, Mrs. Reeves
being thrown out and injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

c.. d. Taylor of Holtville was an
overnight visitor here yesterday, reg
istering at the Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Among the arrivals at the Barbara
Worth hotel today were Walter r.
Cruickshank, J. W. Rice, E. P. Frost,
E. A. Jacquemine, A. G. Heisler, T..
H. Fixen and G. F. Smith, of Los An
geles; E. o. Holt, Burlington, w. Va,
James Irvine, San Francisco; A. S.
Jaeger, st. Louis, and c. L. Jacob
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

The Britton Cook Land and Live
stock Company of Chicago has sent
to the Chamber of Commerce for pub
neity printed matter of the valley.
There will be as meeting of the
Meloland farm center at the Meloland
school Friday for the purpose of wei
coming Walter Packard back to the
valley.
Mrs. F. A. Dunbar of Bonita, Mrs.
F. D. Young and Dorell La Fortune
comprised San Diego motor party
arriving here yesterday.
The contract for lettering on the
doors and windows of the County
Farm Bureau headquarters was let
this morning.
H. H. Clark of Calipatria was an
FL Centre visitor today. He states
that this morning he received the third
check for 1000 from Georgia as pay
ments on Calipatria lands.
The Board of Supervisors this morn
ing asked the question: Where is the
trand Inspector They directed let
ter to him asking him to report on
progress made in his work.
The Imperial Valley Concrete Com
pany was awarded the contract for
the construction of the bridge over the
Brawley Main canal by the Board OF
Supervisors.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

No Withdrawals. Register.
First publication, May 8, 1917; last
publication, June 6, 1917.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

William Moores of Seeley brought
to the County Farm Bureau this morn
ing four carrots which are "busters,' y
over a pound apiece.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Santos Dominguez of CaleNico was
arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff
La Fortune and held for San Diego
Officers on the charge of failure to
provide.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

The Security Savings Bank has
been awarded the sale of the Mount
Signal school bonds by the supervis-
orS.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

We STUKE YOUR PIANO
FOR THE SUMMER FREE
All pianos will be thoroughly over.
hauled, tuned, regulated and delivered
in the fall at reasonable price.
STARR PIANO COMPANY
Phone 173J 513 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

There are now twenty-one persons
In the county Jail, and twenty on the
two road gangs. Chain gang No. l is
working on the Alamo canal, and No
, is working on the Brawley- Banning
road near Fish Springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

c. c. drummer was yesterday
granted an interlocutory decree of di-
vorce from Bessie Crummer.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

The funeral of Charles Toney took
place this morning at 10 o'clock at
the d. d. Mulligan undertaking par
lors.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

J. n. Green was brought to the
county jail last night from the bor-
Ger by Officer Parker of the U. S.
border force, charged with attempt
ing to smuggle opium into this coun-
try.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Mrs. Vaughn Francis, who has been
visiting in Holtville for few days
returned to her home this morning
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

E. w. Cuff Of Brawley, a produce
man, was an FL Centre visitor to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

The Board of Supervisors resumed
their adjourned session at the court
house today. 1t is probable that they
will also be in session tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

The supervisors have acceded to th
request of the Indian agent of the Yu
ma reservation for a right of wa!
across the reservation for road.
Sheriff Applestill has been invite,
oy San Diego to participate in the
friendship fiesta held by that city OF
June -.
William Moores of Seeley brought
to the County Farm Bureau this morn.
ing four carrots which are busters,
weighing over a pound apiece.
The Security Savings Bank has
been awarded the sale of the Mount
Signal school bonds by the supervis-
orS.
Santos Dominguez of CaleXico was
arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff
La Fortune and held for San Diego
Officers on the charge of failure to
provide.
There are now twenty-one persons
In the county Jail, and twenty on the
two road gangs. Chain gang No. is
working on the Alamo canal, and No.
> is working on the Brawley- Banning
road near Fish SPRING..
]. n. Green was brought to the
jail last night from the bor
Ger by Officer Parker of the U. s.
border force, charged with attempt
ing to smuggle opium into this coun-
try.
Mr.. Grizzle and family a'e moving
to Ell Centro from Seele today. they
are we'll known in this city as we'll
as in Seeley. Mr.. Grizz'e was in the
service of the Southern Pacific at
Seeley.
Charles Petit, who imagines he
has been selected by the president to
lead a regiment of Texans to Europe.
was placed in the county jail last
night suspected of being insane. In
Europe Petit might be hailed as
hero.
A party Of San Diego people which
motored to the valley yesterday, ar
r1ving in Ell Centric late yesterday
afternoon, is composed of c. L. VIII
Iiams, John F. Forward, Jr., f. A.
Rhodes, Fred w. Stearns, c. Grain
ger and R. C. Silzman.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

At meeting of the Imperial Irri-
cation District directors was held to-
day. Bond matters were informally
discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-06

Mr.. Grizzle and family a'e moving
to FL Centre from Seele today. they
are well known in this city as we'll
as in Seeley Mr.. Grizz'e was in the
service of the Southern Pacific at
Seeley.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-12

however. she took up the active or
ganization of the relief work among
the blockade sufferers. To do this she
had at command the committees Of
all the numerous charities she has es-
tablished in the Greek capital as we'll
as the central committee Of the ma
tional league Of reservists. the mutual
benefit organization Of veterans Of the
two late Balkan wars.
The committee of the reservists
league set about collecting subscrip-
tions under the patronage of the
queen. tapping every well-to-do Ath-
enian family and even approaching
the neutral diplomatists for funds to
assist the blockade sufferers. The dis
tribution Of the funds 80 collected is
being conducted by the hospital COM
mittee to the sick and by the COM
mittee for the assistance Of working
women to the needy. Queen Sophie
herself personally follows and directs
all the work and makes large con-
tributions to 1t from her private purse.
Outside her little known charities.
the kaiser's sister has never before oc-
cupied much Of place in the hearts
of the Greek people. The king. as per-
sonal commander in chief Of the army.
the victor in two successful wars and
a man Of great personal magnetism.
has completely overshadOwed his
royal consort. While in every shop,
cafe and office in Greece there hangs
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-12

portrait of King Constantine. por-
traits Of Queen Sophie have hitherto
been rare. 1t has only been since her
active work in behalf Of the blockade
sufferers that there have appeared
generally in the Athens shops calen-
dars with the queens picture on them,
as we'll as the familiar ones bearing
the kings picture.
Nor does the kaiser's sister take a
very active part in the social life of
Athens. The kind and queen dine once
a week regularly with the kings
brother Prince Nicholas. and his wife
the Princess Helen. After dinner there
ia usually a party at which the diplo-
matte corps and the best Athenian so
ciety are gathered. The king remains
all evening, even in the busiest times;
but the queen rarely stops after din
ner or takes any part in the gait!es.
She receives no one. save where Off
cial etiquette renders an audience i'm
perative. Her last formal audience was
given to the German minister and his
staff. just before their leaving Greece
on November %, last. When they had
departed she wept as the German
diplomatic mission in Athens consti-
tuted the sole remaining link con-
Meeting her with her brother, EN-
peror William of Germany.
The royal family Of Greece is very
clannish. and there are frequent fam
lily reunions at the houses Of the
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-12

kings numerous brothers. Queen So
phie seldom attends these. Her pet
charity 10 her shop in which the
home work Of Greek women is sold.
But her sister-in-law. the Princess
Alice Of Battenbers, the wife Of the
kings Brother Prince Andrew, runs a
shop Of the same character, in COM
petition with the queens Just across
Constitution square from Queen So
phie's.
In the Princess Alice shop all; the
models are American-for hats. fine
women's underclothing. dresses and
other feminine nick -nacks. The Amer.
lean fashion papers set all the Primo
ess Alice's styles. ana it is source
of great pride to her that every ar
ticle sold in her shop that is not a
reproduction Of characteristic Greek
costumes or peasant women's en-
broideries, is made after American de-
signs.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-12

hsry was being committed but q few
yards distant, and It was not until the
thieves had made good their escape
before the alarm spread.
Overlook 9l1S.
In their haste, the two bandits over
looked q pile Of bills amounting to
$426. lying within plain sight near
the cash drawer.
East Grand Forks police officials
have already picked up a number Of
clues rs to the identity of the men,
and more arrests are expected to fol-
low shortly.