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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
@ei5cnfranfbeit in Slliuois.

Die 8ei5enfelher IN ocn 9tieocriln.
gen 5piidcn @oit st. 2ouis inb 90
lpnrbsDille, in SSlinois pcrbcn our
;3eit bon elmer EcIt beimgeiudt, mel.
dc oie gan3c Grnte 81 pcrnldtcn
orobt mo bereits Die 9luinerfiam.
felt Ser 9unbesbeborbcn alf iid &c.
5ogen bat. Ios llngc5iefcr, ocnn nm
ioldes banoelt es iid, nadltc iidl gu.
crit in Sen Sunpfldnbcrcien nit ibs
rem itugnonten SEniicr bcncrfbor
llnb berpflon5te iid) gar bdlo n,ld)
aili Die bobcr gelegcncn Sollocrelen.
Snrm Grperte lenftcn Die aufmerfs
ionlfcit Der Iationol @ctrciocerpcr.
te oorallt uno iinb oie @lrnoess 6elb.
agenten fir ocn Staat SSllinois an'
geipieien iporben cine llnter'ihilna
cin5uleiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@erbeiratbcten iid in Der Staats-
bauptftabt.

gmaus @olf uno SRI. Clara
Sluetid rcilten lcbten Sreitag nod
SSefferion Gitp. aneeblih Inn oortigcll
gcfannten einen 8eiltb absuitatten,
bod in @irfliffeit Inn ii6 sort trol.
en- gu IaIen, bcnn nit Dem nGdIten
3uge febrten oieielben ols neugebod
enes Gbepaar allriid.
Der 8rdlltiganL pelhcr erIt fiirS=
lid aus bem MiIitGrbienlt entlaiien
lpurbe. lit Der jiinglte Sobn Ser 8itts
nc Gbriit. @olf uno sic 8ral,t lit bic
Jiinglte So6tcr bon Gbriit. SluetI6
uno Satin. gSir gratuIiren unb
miiniden ben gteuperlpnldblten piel
@liif ,nb Seeen I'M gbeitanbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Spesial.3ng nit eincm bpn Splba'
ten bemaunter Sanf BON Gnropa,
iuirb ant IA. Mpril in Ser.
mann at feben iein.

Gin ehter &riegs Eanf, burd)
Snfel Sam bergeitellt ml Die Oellt-
iden 5lt idlagen miro om Wfontog,
Den ID. slpril in Sermann su Ieben
iein.
0ieier Sanf bilbet eincn Sbeil Ser
SdallItiide Die Ser 8ictorD 2oail
Spedial5ug, Ser Sermann am oben
erluGbnten Gage einen 9eiud abItat-
tet nit iid fiibrt. 9erielbc piest
i'bcr iieben Sonnen, ilt gepon5irt unb
chpo Is SUB lang unb 10 Sub bod.
Serlelbe befinbet iih auf elmer ipes
5lal filr bcn transport geballten Gar
llno miro bier llnter, ieiuer eigenell
Sricbfraft bur6 bie StraBen iinferer
Stuot paraoiren.
Der Spesial5us miro Inn balb 4
llDr nadmittags bier eintreffen i,nb
am balb II llbr abenbs ipieber ab.
fabren.
Scr Can't miro begleitet bon Soloa.
Zen, Die aftiben 9ienit lleberiee iaben
Sfllr5e slnipraben iucrben burdl Die
Soloaten ltnb anbere Hebner lpelde
peh 5ug bcgleiten, gebaIten iperhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
8onpcrnenr perlangt Innabme ieincr
Stcner.&urlagen.
gefirdtet, Saf Staat ionit init einem
9ciisit pon $3,OO0,OO0 sn rednen
babcn iuirb.

,Sn 9lnbctraht ser 81 bcfiirftcnbcr
Tcrmerfl,ng Der @Orlogen filr einc
Gr1obung Der Ginfommcnitellcr lm>
anocre Stcucrberiilgllngcn rldtcte
@oupcrneirr Gardner fiir5lih cine
5mcite @otifoit on Die 2cgislu
tllr, in lpelher CT uln Die glmabn1c
oicIcr Sprlagcn mO cine 9lnnolnlc
Der Moreon.St Stcllcrporlagen mcIhc
cine &crobictune Scr StaatssStcl,cr-
rote foroern bittet.
Die bouptiG6lidltcn bonn @oupcr-
ncllr culpfpblenen Stcllcrporlagcn
iinb nit elmer fnappcn Wtajorltdt sur
Gcinlbrift iiberlpicicn. Grci Scno-
loren iparen abmcieno, als iolhcs &C
i6ab, lmb bon bieien iinb 5lpei gcgcll
sic Sorlaeen, lp1breno cin anocrer,
melder fiir Rcini6riftilbcrmcillng
itinunte, erfl1rte, OaB CT in orltter
2ciltng eegen bie Slnnobmc ltlnlnlcn
lpcroe.
$3,OOO,OO0 9ciisit in Nusiidt.
sails bic Sorlagen nlht angc'
npnlmen merben, oilrftc Der Stoot
m1brcno Ger nGdltcn 5pci Sabre nit
einem 0efi5it BON chno $3,OOO,OOO
at rc6ncn bobcn," iagtc Der @cnpcr,
ncur, res lei ocnn, baB iih bic Steu.
ernusgleid,lngs 9cb0roc cntihlicbt
pcrltcucrbarcs Gigcntbum 81 'elnenl
pollen 8crtb cil15uidlobcn." SSnt
mciteren Scrlouf bicicr 5mcitcn BOT
ihaft berlpciit or barulli, ooB ocr
Stoat bur6 Sic @infilbrllng Der BRO
bibition 5unGdit $2,500,000 on 81
f0riteuern perlicren miiroc lno mir
bicle Sunlmc nltB in Der ctncn ooer
anoeren @eHe Elm Griob gclhottch
merben. 5crncrbin cnnpfiebIt er otc
aroBte Spariornfcit unO giebt Der
Soffnung 9ll,sorrd. oaB Oic Scrpilli,
allngcn fir Die loltfcnoen 5pei Sabre
SIS, 100000 nidt ilbrriteigcn mere
Oen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Sabrgang 62
ssran NatbilSa Yfptenbaner fulst
ibrem 8atten uadj sluei @oden
in ben Sob.
Grliest sleid ibrem 8atten, Der
2mngeneutsiinbmng.

sSnnerbalb 5ipei @odcn baben Die
Ginoer bes gllbcrt Hfotcnbaner, ben
gater uno sic Wlltter burh bcn Sob
pcrloren. slm 25. @Gr5 itarb Der
Natcr on Ser 2llngenent5iinbuns unb
II Gage ipGter bie 0lutter, Die ben
@atten nit 9iebc unb 9lufopferl,na
mG6rcno Ser &ranfbcit perpflegt bat.
tc. s(rh iic purbc bon Der 2ilngen'
cnt5iinollng babingerafft.
Srau Bfotenba,ler, friiber SRI.
@tatiloa Sfuet, purbe Dor Ga Sab.
rem uno 90 Saecn i'm Gonigrcid)
@iirttenbcrg eeborcn ,lno fam in fri.
her &inbbeit nit ibrcn gltern unb
@cidmiitern ilud lrniercm Gollntp,
no iie iih I'M Sabre 1874 nit gilbert
Iiotcnboucr bercbclihte. 0as jltngc
Toor licb ii6 an Ser 2ittlc Berger
ouf elmer Sorm niebcr, no cs bis Dor
ctluo ad)t SSobrcn mobntc, ais bnsiclbc
na6 Sermann 500, Inn bier leincn
2cbensnbcnb 5lt bcrleben.
Sic bintcrlGbt fpIgciloc Sobnc lmb
S66ter Inn bos g(blcben elmer licbe.
pollen uno opfcrmilliecn @lltter 5u
heiucinen: Srit Gfotcnborcr, pelher
in GrpltoI Gitp. $40. elm Storege.
ifGft bciitt; 9(nbreas, pelder in
Nallcp Yarf Gin @GdergcidGft be.
treibt; gilbert, pel6er II, Solcbo.
Ohio mcbnt; Haul, meldcr ol,f Der
Torm Ser Gltcrn ipobnt; sSroil Mto.
tblbn Iattelnlami. nabc 0crmonn
mnhnbaft; Srau ellie Stcinbcd, in
Union, lto., pobnbaft; Sral SSoa
Sdaffner, bon Slipette, Wlo. ,mb
Srou 2ollro gticpolb, in @iion, &on.
las. Ghenfalls bintcrldBt tic Is
Gnfelfinber.
Sic geerbiglrng fano ont Wontaa
olf Dem itGbtilhcn sSricbbofc itott,
no6 elmer in ser epangl. ct. Gouls
Stride obgeboltenen Erolerfcier. bel
tpclhcr Ealtor 81. $. &osmonn Scr
9abingeihicbenen moblperoientc
morme @orte Ser Grinncrlrng ipio.
mete. Die @ctbeiliallng an 9e9rGb,
niiie mar cine iebr aablrcihc rno be-
mics mcbr ais S2nrtc bics 81 tbun
rcrmGgcn. in ,pcld) hO6er Slhtllng Die
%crItprhene rntcr uniercr @cpolfcr,
llng ltnnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
@erabidiebctc Splbatcn nidt bun Der
9iegel betroffen.

Ger Serfauf bon beraliihenben 8e.
trG,,fcn an perabibiehcte Soloaten,
fern bon Ser Reierpotipnen ilno tro'
denen WtilitGr. 3onen lit nadb Dem
0afiirbaltcn oes 0epartenlents in ei.
nen ieparaten bonn Subge 9lbbocate
General abgegebencn llrtbeil, bas
brr6 SefretGr 9ofer ollfrcht erbol'
ten iprrbe, nid)t 1maeieslid, ielbit
pcnn Scr betr. Solbot Die Uniform,
trGet.
yllm llntcr sic Grobibitions &c
gel 81 fonlmeiL" lalltet oas llrtbcil,
Ynulb Die Terlon in llnifprm @tit-
glieb ser aricgsmo6t ieir uno eiil
cntloilener Solbat, lit fein iol6cs
gtitelieb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
GommtD Gpnrt crnennt Gummiiidre
fir ben ipcsialcn gioab.S .Siitrift.
@ar am Wuntas nnS 9ienstaa ais
Stencranssleid geb6rbe in
Siknng.

Sic 0fitglieber ber Gplntp Court,
Scr sliieiior ilnb S,irpeDor, maren
lctten Wcntag unb 9ienstag als
Steucrausgleih. 9cboroc in Sisung,
im 9eldperocn iibcr all bobe Gin.
id)Gtlng bes Itei,erbarcn Gigcntbunls
in Stabt llnb Gollntp 5u erarlliniren
ilnb iolhe 8erInocrllnaen in ocm glis
ieiinent an5uorbnen INT cine sleid.
nlGbige @crtbidGtllng berbci5ufiib.
rem, ionic Srrtbiimer au beridtigen.
Gas s(iieiimcnt bes gtadlaiies Der
pcrit. sSrau 6. 9. Snden I'M @etroge
bon $500, murbc als irrtbiimlih
bonn 9ude eeItriden.
ginidGbungcn murben pie folgt
rebu5irt:
glug. 9ieripirtb. II 9(tcr, Don
$2500 arf $4,000.
&ronnnc & Sunloc, 3 2ots IN
0penspille, bon $1,000 oif $1,000.
0D. Sod, pcrionlidles GigentbunL
bon $2400 ullf $500.
Smcnsoillc gonf bon $4,000
irrtbiinlih bcrihtct, ouf $3S,300.
&. 6. 9tifs, 40 g(fer, bon $500
oui $500.
Grbobungcn pllrbcn angeorbnct
ipie folgt:
s. gs. Sbclton. 5.75 slder, bon
$500 ouf $1,000.
Sobn Sbien, 100 s(tcr, bon $4,000
oui $4,000.
: 8biI Soel. so ader, bon $1,000
ouf $500.
$. S. 2ongcnberg, 140 sldcr. bon
$12 o,f $1,000.
sl. 3. &pthuib, 10 9ldcr, bon
$15OO nltf 5000.
Sns. Sointon, 100 9lfer, bon
$4,000 olf $25OO.
&. 9. Hoblfing, 172 Slder. Don
$4,000 onf $4,000.
3. gs. Shmcppc, 100 s(fer, bon
$500 ollf $4OO.
@cnrp Scicnlom IT,. 132 glfcr,
bon $1,000 muf $4,000.
Sp. Scooter, 900 9(dcr. bon $240O
ouf $4,000
Sreb Seiemonn, 76 9(der, bon
$4,000 auf $4,000.
Sophia 0obI. 100 glder, bon
$500 a,lf $4,000.
Stub. gqlep, so slder, bon $1,000
o,tf $1,000.
9(m Wnntag Na6mittag trat Die
Gprlntp Court 81 cincm bertaetcn
Scrnlin in Sitlng, gemeinidaftli6
nit Dem Wapor llnb ben Witgliebern
ocs Stobtratbs, in pelder Sitllne
ioIgcnbc GonlmiiiGre fir ben Ser.
mann Special 9foab 9iitrift ers
nonnt murbcn: Sulius &allmcper fir
cincn Gcrrnin bon 3 sSabren; Geo
Nelunonn. a,lf apei SSabren llno gbp.
3emper, nlf sSabr Sic Commit
iGrc crbalten feinc @eaablllng fiir i6-
re 9icnite.
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er.Eriifnnsen.

Sic folgenben 2ebrer ,lnb 2ebrin.
ncn melbcten iid) fiiralid in Ser.
mann lmb Smenspille gum gramcn
5llr erlangllng hires 2cbrcr. Gertifi-
fots:
Sn Sermann:
Clara Ritterbusch, l.. H. Ochsner,
Erna Poeschel, Arthur April, Esther
Pohlmann and Flora Suedmeyer.
ssn SmenspiIIe:
Ella Horstmann, Maggie Michel,
Benz. Boettcher, Joel Ritterbusch, E.
w. Stone, Clarence Essmann, A. w.
Spurgeon, Dewey Richardson, Stella
Drewell, Lydia Rueter, Dorset Spur
geon, Alvin Langenberg, Hulda Sicht,
Barney M. Baker, Matilda Ruwwe,
Tandy Scantlin, Clifton Warren, Ova
Gibson and Myrtle Farris.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1919, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
0as &riegs Separtement nlaft
baral,f aitfnterfiam Dob es fir aus
eemiiiterte SoIbatcn ingeieslih tit
Die reaiiIGrc ltniform obne Dem ro.
then Gbebron peIhes 5eigt Bob Der
betr. SoIbat nidt mebr i'm 9ienit
ltebt 81 traeen.
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Nunlnlcr 27
@crbanolmngen Der Soften Miiiomrisr
Scaislatnriitnns.
(0c!n Wtiiicilri GoIfsirerno ent.
nomnlcn).

Gie Sorloac 5ilr 9lbifoiflrne Der
ltaatlid,cn Steuerfpnllniilipn iii i'm
Scllnt ongcnommen morben. 9ic
0onnliilion mrroc Dor 5luci SSabren
dtf Gntpicblline bcS @nupernclrs ge.
lhailen llnb bat ii6 icbr piele sScinoe
Acilabt, ou lie 81, idlarf porein9 ilnb
ollcs Gi9cntblnn gum Iollmcrtbe Elm.
aciddbt bobcn nollte. IS itimmten
. Scnatoren fiir Die slbitafiuns mn
II 'lr Die Vcibcboltlng Der &onlmii.
lion.
Scr Scnot but bic Sorloqe 5ur Gin.
iilbrln9 Der Sobesitrnfc ongenom.
men.
SSSm Souie luurbe Die Iorlogc 5ur
>fclnihriit uerpiclcn, wclheS cS an ci,
ncn Tcr9cbcn wnd)t, Nolic, fSmhie
obcr Gopottcn in Utiiiollri 81 5iidp
ten.
Ginltlnnnig bci6loB bus llnier.
bols, $4,000 81 bclplligcn fir
Ntc0aillcn iiir oic liiiiol,rier Solbo.
ten.
%crfoui ino @crihcnfln9 bon 81.
0urcttcn Ml &nnhen ltntcr IS ,Sabrcn
lit Itrcng perhotcu nod elmer i'm sc.
not onNcnoluncn &nrln9c.
Der @cribt fir Ole llntcrlu6un9
ocs 2unbltrobcn.0 departments mur.
DC Dem llntcrbalic llntcrhreitet. Oors
III lit un9cgebcn. Dob Die bon Yic.
&ibbin crbpbcncn acknowledgement
9c0cn bcn Sracuiellr (Srobom niht
Itihbaltig ieicn.
Superintendent S. s.. @orina bon
Sospcr Goillttp crbiclt an tfrcitng bic
Ho6rid)t, bnb icinc Satin hnbcim in
@cbb Gitp plGblih ocitorbcn lei. Gr
rciitc iofort nit Dem nGhitcn ;3r9c
nb.
0ic &orIoge. Oen 5roucn Niiiou.
ri'o Bel ErGiibcntcmpnblcn bns
Stinmrc6t 81 gchcn, lDllr0c lcktc
@odc I'M Scnot un0 I'M S1nulc ongc.
nonrncn lmb ioiort ppu G'ouDrrnellr
lntcr5cihnct. ><m Snlic ltinlmtcn
11S boiilr unh 3lpci bngcgcn uno bic.
ic bciOen mnrcn bon ct. 2oliS st
mo % Experimentation morcn babel
nid)t 5llgcgen.
Die Gorln9c, mcl6c religolc, Grs
5icbllngs. llnb gSobltbotiafcitsnnitnl
tcn bon Scr Grbid)uit@itcucr nlse
id)licbt, mcnn linen (SclOcr pcrmabt
mcrbrn, mllroC i'm Scnut nit 2S &C.
gen 2 Stinlnlen angcnonrllcn.
Syll Souie mllroc Die TorIngc onge.
nonllncn, in 3llfi,nft nid)t mebr Die
9lncnbcmcnts in ibrcr bollcn Iprn1
nlf bic Stinnl3ettcl 81, icten llno foil
Gin glus5ug bon nid,t nlchr ols 20
@ortcn Sen Snbalt mo 3pcd bes
9lncnbcn1ents crfliren. rSn bcn 3ci.
ti,ngcu iollen bieic 9lmcnbcmcnts ics
ood boil uno gang crldcincn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6. 1917.
Gin ed)ter vSanf" in Mftiun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

SdmeideIei lit INNER Die Salb-
ibpeiter Der 2iige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

Colt Die Sauna pftmols nidt bel.
ier SSnfana beiben3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
ARMOUR SAYS
THAT H.C.L. HAS
REACHED CREST
(By Associated Press)


CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Has the crest
the high cost of living been
cached?
j. Ogden Armour says it has in an
interview just made public, but other
Chicago packers showed marked
1isincination to day to commit them
selves on the subject.
From several sources came the
.ntimation Mr.. Armour "might be
little overoptimistic."
Dealers in other lines of foodstuffs
said they hoped he was right, but that
so far as their own lines were con-
cerned they were indulging in no pre-
dictions.
The heads of the other big packing
companies, including L. F. Swift, Ed
ward Morris, Jr., and Thomas E. Will
son, unanimously declined to comment
on Mr.. Armour's statement.
"We'd like to see prices go down,
all right" said R. A. Keyes, president
of Franklin MacVeagh & Co., whole
sale grocers, "but whether they will
or not is another matter.
"With production low and consump-
ton high, as it is at present, the pos
sible lowering of the present high
prices seems doubtful to me. There is
one thing, though, they can't very
we'll go much higher If they do, the
public will register it's protest by cut
ting down consumption. In that event
the price peak will have been reached
all right, but only vecause consump-
ion has decreased"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
WAITE WARNS
VOL LAT0RS OF
NEW STATE LAW

Violators of the new state standard
ization law will find hard shedding in
the near future according to word
Horticultural Agent F. w. Waite sends
from San Diego, where he is enjoying
his vacation.
Fifteen arrests of heads of firms
mostly wholesale fruit and produce
in that city within the past few days
a large majority of whom are doing
business with Imperial Valley, indi-
Gates the manner in which the law is
being enforced in the coast town.
The new law sets exact standards
for packing of fruits and produce and
while in the past there has been GER.
tain amount of leniency to violators
in the valley on account of the new.
ness of the law, from now on strict en-.
forcement will be observed.
Tomatoes are being packed in vi2la
ton of the law and recently loca
agents have compelled the repackine
of many crates to conform with the
law.
Mr.. Waite expects to return in &
few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
POLICE MAKE RAID
ON POKER GAME

The chief of police and his deputies
made raid upon house on Seventh
street ner Park, last night, where
they found eight young men, most of
them very young, seated at round
table with all external evidence of
playing a game of poker.
They weer taken to the police sta
tion where they were released on bond
to appear for trial on September Is.
One of the boys explained the cir
cumstantial evidence by saying that
they had heard that bunch of skin
mere were coming over from San Die
go and they were practicing in order
to teach the professionals that the val
ley was good place to keep away
from.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
MARE ISLAND
NAVY YARD ASKS
81 100000

VALLEJO, Calf, Sept. 5.-Ex-
penditure of $114, 100000 for the de-
velopnent of the San Francisco Bay
naval base was proposed in plans sub
mitted by Capt. E. L. Beach, COM
mandant of Mare Island navy yard, to
Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels, who, with Admiral Hugh
Rcdman, inspected the Mare Island
navy yard here today.
Development of the Mare Island
yard would cost $26,OOO,O0O, accord
ing to the plans. The Alameda site,
would cost $42 100000, and the Hun
ter's Point site at the southern end
of San Francisco, $46,000,OOO it was
estimated.
The comandant of the Mare Island
navy yard recommended the removal
of the ammunition depot to the north
end of the Mare Island yard and the
establishing of berthing and docking
stations at the south end. Deepening
of the mole shoal channel in connec-
ton with construction Of docking and
berthing facilities was recommended.
Secretary Daniels was requested to
recommend to congress apportion-
ment of $5,000,000 to start the work
Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
|V|RULENT IS.
ATTACK MADE
ON PRESIDENT
BY SHERMAN
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Senator
Sherman, today, attacked Wilson's
declaration at Columbus yesterday
that the International Labor Confer
ence provided for in covenant would
be held here next month regardless
of whether the senate ratified the
peace treaty. He declared the Presi-
dents declaration "is a proclamation
of lawlessness and contemptous disre-
gard of United States government"
He added, Public officials have
been impeached for a less fragrant
violation cf laws of their country
than this
Senator Sherman said the "Presi-
dent has already played with fire
brand sufficiently to have informed
him of the danger He has yoked him
self up with revolutionaries so fire.
quently as to know he cannot check
their mad race to the goal of law
lessness."
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
SUCCESSOR TO
MISS D|CKEY

Selection of the new county home
demonstration agent for Imperial
county, following the resignation of
Miss Ruth Dickey, is now before the
state hom demonstration agent, Miss
Harriet G. Eddy. Miss Eddy expects
to announce her selection of the new
local agent within two weeks accord
ing to word received at the Farm Bu-
reau today.
Miss Dickey, who resigned in order
to take up position as home econom-
les teacher in the schools at Pasadena,
writes trat she expects tc take up her
new duties in the course of a few days
Present plans irclLd', the making Of
the home demonstration work in I'M
perial valley during the coming year
more of a feature in Farm Bureau
work then heretofore.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
EAST. IN MARKET
FOR VALLEY DATES

All Valley people who have date
crops ready to harvest will be inter-
ester in the following Letter to c. H.
Stronger, caretaker of the Howe Date
Orchard at Grape Station from j.
Leverone & Sons, commission mer-
chants, 296 West Sixth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio:
"We noticed in the Cincinnati Pack
err that the prospects now are that
you will have large crop of dates" F"
states the Letter. "We are interested
in purchasing some of this commodity
and if you have the selling of them,
please let US have your terms and con-
ditions."
Valley dates are reported as bring
ing 60 cents pound, wholesale in Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
FORTY AMENDMENTS
TO TREATY is PLAN
SENATE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Sept. Sem
atcr Lodge planned to begin work
today on the Senate Foreign Re-
faticns committee treaty report
for presentation to Senate. 1t
probably will require ten days.
Treaty as ordered reported YES
terday by the committee contain
ed four reservations and about 40
amendments.
Reservations provide for un-
conditional right of the United
States to withdraw from League
of Nations; exemption of United
States from provisions of Article
10 removal of internal afafirs
from Leagues considerations; and
declaration that Monroe Doctrine
is outside Leagues Jurisdiction.
TIE principle amendment would
give Shantung to China.
The committee action in order
ing treaty reported came sooner
than expected. 1t followed
stormy debate in which member
ship of both Republicans and
Democrats were divided. The res
eryatiGns were offered by Lodge.
They were regarded as repre-
sentlng views of Republicans ad-
vOcating drastic reservations.
Each was vigorously opposed by
Democrats, with the exception of
Senator Shields of Tennessee.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
PLANT
LABELED Joke,
HERE IS REMEDY

In Letter to the editor, |. M. Stew
art of San Diego suggests the remedy
for the water troubles which have been
causing the city so much concern.
The remedy is none other than Frank
J. Buck, chief engineer at the Bar
bara Worth hotel. .7'
But read what Mr.. Stewart has to
say:
Editor Imperial Valley Press,-As j
was visitor in your city uring time
Of muddy water and have arranged
to purchase place in the valley, l
realize the mud was only temporary
but it will come again. Many investors
were buffaloed. In an article you stat
ed competent man was needed in
charge of the water department.
You have an expert in this line
in your town. have known him a long
time and of his work, | had a talk
with him in regard the condition of
city water. He said the filtering plant
and ponds were joke but he would
not butt in as he did not know how
the city dads or engineer would take
his interference.
He is Mr.. Frank j. Buck. chief en-
gineer of the Barbara Worth hotel.
knew Mr. Buck in Arizona when he
had charge of the big twenty-four
thousand ton (per day. copper plant
at Miami They used the water over
and over, no filters. saw six eight
inch pipes of water being returned
from failing dump, clear.
| also know for a fact that Mr..
Buck had charge of the experimental
work in perfecting the scheme to set
tie slime and tailings Have seen the
plant, inexpensive and automatic Mr..
Buck had construction engineers Of
flee in Denver for years and built
many plants.
My wife says, "For Gods sake be
sure of drinking water before we
buy" so you see / am interested.
Mr. Buck told me che would furnish
plans, etc. without a cent of charge"
| do not write mayor or chief engineer
of city as they are "quien sabe"
He has credentials. His father was
chief engineer and erected the East
River bridge in N. Y. City. am also
writing him this eve.
Sincerely,
| J. M. STEWART.
/ ~-4 1927 18th ST., San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
MEXICO REPORTS CAPTURE
FOUR MORE BANDITS
(By Associated Press)

Wy <1ooON NIesCCU ICooT
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 5.-Mili-
tary authorities in TampicO dis
trict have captured four more
bandits whom they accuse of COM
plicity in murder of John COrrel,
of Ada, Oklahoma, according to
press dispatches. 1t is reported
that request has been forwarded
to the State Department at WASH
ingtOn that COrrel's wife and son
come from the United States to
identify prisoners.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
GERMAN REPLY TO
ALLIES HARSH NOTE
(By Associated Press)

BERLIN. Sept. 5.-The German
reply to note of Allies regarding rep
resentation of Austria in German
reichrath says the German peace dele =
cation was informed by Allies May
9th that Germany had no intention
to modify Austro- German boundaries
by violence, but could not undertake
to oppose spontaneous German-Aus-
trian decision for union with Ger
many.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
GOVERNMENT IS
IN MARKET FOR HAY

The Chamber of Commerce has re-
ceived blanks to be used by parties
who desire to submit bids for furnish
ing hay to the various camps of the
u. S. Government. Interested parties
can receive these, while they last, by
applying at the office of the cham
Der, first door west of main entrance
Barbara Worth hotel. These bids are
to be opened in San Francisco at II
a. m. September Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-05
PRESIDENT MOVES to-
AVERT STEELMEN'S STRIK f.
(Rv Assnciated Press 1

VBV HSSUCIdCeU TTtSSJ
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The
President has agreed to under
take to bring about a conference
of Representatives of the Steel
Workers and United States Steel
corporation in an effort to avert
threatened strike. GOmpers and
steel committee telegraphed the
President asking whether a con-
ference could be arranged before
Tuesday when steel workers union
executives meet here.