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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

deSel. al SeLnlk SnaQ JeSr6
nespi -"
"Ale tam prece nase pa.
nj -
''Snad 81 spolu jeste neco pc
vidaji - snad mu otvira sve
srdce, tax dobremu priteli!p
v tom pani Ruzena Sc zapra
Ii vbehla ma sin; uslysevsi mu
zovo pokrikovani, nemohla Sc
trvati v 1strani.
"Co pocinas?" septala vse-
cka ustrnula. Nevis, ze tuhle
odpociva host?"
me, nevim, zda-li odpoci-
va" rekl polesny.
"Coz isl pozbyl rozumu
ooh, holubicko, ia mann roz
umu vic, nez Sc tobe zda! Snad
81 drahy pritel taky jeste vysel
ma cerstvy vzduch, zrovna ja-
ko ty? Podivame SCI"
PAM, jsouc obliceji ma smrt
bleda, zastoupila muzovi ce-
stu.
"Jsi uz tax vseho citu zbave
ny clovek," promluvila taje-
nym hlasem, v nemzto sc ozy-
val zoufaly Dol, "ze Sc ami
pred takovym panem nesty-
dis2"
'Proc. .bych Sc stydel," osopil
Sc ma nj polesny. "Jsem ia ne
jaky spatny chap, abych Sc
stydel? ia Sc mohu postavit ce
lemu svetu!"
Rdzeniny ruce pohybovaly
Sc, jakoby Sc prazdnem vzdu
chu n6ceho zachytiti chtely.
'Propadnu sc hanbou!' Eau
pela nevyslovnem hori. "U-
mru! Muslin umrit!"
MAJ k nj byl hlacn / slep.
Mate w taky zceia ciste
svedomi, abyste sc nemusili sty
det 80 ty a drahy pritel?" vo-
lal. "Chci to vedet! Ty holubi-
cko, uz jsi poletovala venku a
Je-li taky jeho komurka prazd
ma - Podivame SCI"
Odstrciv manzelku vravoral
Ike dvefim pokoiika. kde mel
host spatl.
"Umrit !" vydral Sc nest asst
ne PAM prsou hrozny shrek.
Vyskocila ma dvur.
Pro umuGeni BOIL" volala
devecka kvaplc j patach.
PAM sc jako letem octla u
studne. Jeste jeden okamzik a
byla by skocila pres obruben.
Barca il jedva jeste zachytila.
Maria Panno!" kricela mo-
cne nj zapasic. "Pamatujte
ma sve deti!"
"Pust' - odstrkovala il pani
takovou silou, jake jen zoufal-
stvi dodava. ia muslin u
mfit! ~
Pfi tom zapolenl chytila ru-
kou i ia okov, ktery S racho-
tenn do hloubky sletel.
"Pomozte! Pane polesny
Pane Halaburde! Pane Kronu-
Sc" kricela sluzka, We svrcho-
vane uzkosti zapominajic, kdo
je ma blizku kdo ne.
Podarilo sc i odtahnouti pa
nj asi ma diva krpky od mike o.
brady, ktera je DELLA. od stras
ne prohlubne; tn vsak Sc il
zoufala pfece vytrhla.
Majic jen ma mysli, ably j
zabranila pristup ke studni, dc
yecka byla najednou pfekva
pena zcela neocekavanym O.
bratem: pani rozbehla Sc
vratkdm, jimiz prve setnik 0.
DIESEL "a nejblizsim okamzi
ku "a mimi zmizela.
".
Barca Sc rychle vzpamato
vala a v patach "a pani octla
Sc pred myslivnou.
Noe byla tepla; po denn
vlaze vystoupily ze zeme leh
ke parry, jez mesicne svetlt
pritlumovaly ' nichz pred
mety ma padesat kroku vzdale
ne liz docala Sp Zraku ztrae O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
NAM MA PRODEJ ane1

zlisuji dum jednim akrem
pozemku, sest pokojd, tfi dole
q til nahofe, elektrika, NEST
ska voda, garaz. Naleza Sc ma
Orchard Rd., Stop Z, A. B. c..
Line, Bedford, O. TIC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo zAKoUTf. !
Napsal Vaclav Week
Napsal Vaclav Week

kych stromd ostrymi, temnym
: obrysy vynikaly, zdalo Sc, ja
: koby jsouce az po kirk zahale
ny do belostnych pokryvek pe
vne spaly, ami vetvicka Sc. iii
;. mich nepohnu1a. Vukol bylc
hluboke ticho; teprve kvapnt
kroky dvou zenstin "a sebou
pechajicich je prerusily.
Pani Rdzena pustila Sc pc
1ucni pesine, ia niz Sc byla pod
vecer Halaburdem setkala
Beh jeji podobal Sc letu;, jer
Sc mihla spo volnen prostran.
stvi a zanikla v lese. Kdyby sc
byla uchylila strahou do mia
| deho husteho borovi, mohla sc
/ devecce, jejiz dupot "a sebou
slysela, snadno ukryti; ona
lvsak ma to nepomyslela, mao
pax skocivsi ma volnou silnici
ubihala Sc vsf silly smerem k
svate Anne.
] Jednou sc ma okamzik cara
zila; bylot' il, jakoby Sc bile
mlhy ma ceate proti nj vynoro-
val kocar. - ale tise zastenav-
81, hned Ease ubihala dale.
Kocar nebyl mic skutecneho
- kmitla Sc il to hlavou vzpo-
minka, jak tudy v den sve swat
by jela pc boku manzelove do
imyslivny. Vzpominka ia il ja-
ko bfitkym nozem bodla do
duse. Tehdy a dnes! Ted sc il
zdalo, jakoby to bylo vcera
- a pfece, jaka to leta minula
cd te DOLBY, a CO il S sehou pri-
nesla!
| Jeji manzelske stesti Cd sa-
meho pocatku nebylo zcela
nezkalene. Temne neblahe
Dredtuchy kradly Sc il do ncj-
tajnejsich zahybu srdce; br..-
nila~ se jim, ale nedovedla sc
jich zhostiti. Piivodem iich by
la povaha Lebedova, S jejimiz
inekterymi strankami Sc nijak
spfateliti nemohla. Arci 0 tom
pred nikym ami nehlesla, nej-
meme pred svym muzem, ktery
teprve po svatbe nejen v sou
kromi, nybrz i vefejne 1e',s..zo
val, jak silnou, a, vasnivou
laskou il mil"
il bylo - nejmilejsi byvalo
tiche de- 4ci zivobyti, on vsak
touzil po vete, cht6l Sc S
manzelkou ukazovati, chtel Sc
bavitl We SD, ecnostech, vesele,
hlucne III Ionec zpravidla
nevazane. Tlyalo dosti dlouho,
ze mu v tom zJevne neodpira-
la, kdyz il zhus IA vozil ma "a
bavy a navstevy 10 blizkeho j
ivzdalenejsiho oi.oli a take do
ma ma Smrzovce nezfidka ho-
sti shromazd'oval. Teprve kdyz
sc musila obirati detmi, media
la sc tax snadno pohnouti, aby
Sc odebrala .nekam pres pole,
do Rosebud prichazela pax O.
bycejne jen do kostela.
! Tu zapocala osudna zmena.
Polesny' donna nevydrzel, Cd
chazel potion casteji sam nez
prve S manzelkou; z pocatku
bral 81 k tomu rozlicne zamin
ky, ktere nikdy nebyla nou-
re, pozd6ji mu jiz ami nenapa
dlo, ably svdj navyk nejakymi
zaminkami zastiral.
i Nebyl pri tom zadnou zvla-
stni vyminkou mezi muzi; tako
lvych, kteri howell hospodskym
schGzkam, pitt a karbanu, by
10 mezi pany zrovna tax dost,
: jake mezi mest'aky a vesnica-
: ny. Spise byla PAM Rdzena w
, minkou mezi zenami. Nedove-
: dla muze plisniti, kdyz propil
: rozum, nedovedla Sc mu rou-
haiti, kdyz mluvil a vyvadel pc
setilosti, nebo vystonaval pfi.
lis dukladnou opici; nedovedla
: take zvyknouti tomu lhostej.
ne to snaseti, kdyz Sc to Gin
dale tim casteji opakoyalo
! Kazdy novy pripad naplnova
: il odporem, zalosti horem -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

PRIJME' Sc nekolik tesarIl. -
Haste Sc Y els. 3637 vych. 142.
|ul. Tel. Broadway, 24O1 w.
TT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

NABYTEK novy i uzivany vel
mi LEVINE koupite v obchod6
Kovafe a Libala (. 1913 Clark
Ave, proti Ces. Sfni Sokol.
- Z. !. 81
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PRODA Sc pehny lot ma East
Boulevardu, blize Union, v pek
nem okoli. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Broadway 2O8. TT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

PRODAM FARMU o 40 a.
krech, dobre zarizenou i s 6ro-
dou. Skola osadni sin napro-
Il. Move budovy a veskere far
marske stroje. Dale 8 muly,
10 krav, 2 ialovice, 2 prasata
"a asi $50 sfepic. Ia mesic
kveten jsem utrzil "a jarnf T.
rodu $3.50. Cena $1,000. Po-
drobnosti sdeli Ant. Blaha, -
Box l52 Siiverhill, Alabama.
TT
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PRODAJI Sc diva moderne sta
vene domy, jeden 6ti poko-
jich a druhy 10ti pokcjich, S
koupelnou nahore i dole. Zada
Sc $1,000 hotove a ostatni ma
splatky. Naleza Sc v els. 3549
zap. 127. ul. blize Lorain. Biz
81 sdeli Mr.. ,Zimerman, 6314
Opthwaite Ave. od a do G. hod.
vecer. s 7-19
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BARTUNEK REALTY CO.
oul Bldg. Broadway i E. IS. III
$25O0 koupi dunn, ktery Sc ma
leza blfze Broadway a hodf
Sc pro dve mensi 'rodiny. 'Mu-
81 byt pfodan b6hem 5ti dni.
JEDNORODINNY DUN O 4.
pokojich, blize Broadway, u
!ice dlazdena, pekny lot. Ce-
ma $340O. i
DUN PRO 3 RODINY, 2 kou-
pehy, plyn, elektrika. velky
sklepo pekny lot, ufice, dlaz-
dena. Cena $1,000. Pfijd'te a
pfesvedcte Sc nez bude. pozde,
Jsme yam X sluzbam.s
BARTUNEK REALTY co.
563S Broadway
" Oul budov6. Otevfeno vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, blize skol a dvou poulic-
Mich kar, dobre mfsto pro pffi-
cinliveho obchodmfka, zvlast9
ktery seyvyzna anglicne. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste Sc v (. $3.50
W. 7Srd Ste Tel. Hemlock
1888. 7-12
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OZNAMUJTE We "svETU,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

Barca Sc rychle vzpamato-
vala v patach "a pani octla
Sc pred myslivnou.
Noe byla tepla; po denni
vlaze vystoupily ze zeme leh-
ke parry, Jez mesi6ne svetlo
pfitlumovaly q nichz pred
mety ma padesat kroku vzdale-
ne jiz docela Sc zraku ztrace-
ly. Les belal Sc y Mich jako '
prdsvitnych mekkych oblacfch,
ze kterych jen vrcholy vyso-
, 1923-04-07
District No. 2

District No. z
District No. = Includes IL the territory in that part of the city
of Casper south of Second street and west of Durbin street. One
or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there are active con-
testants will be awarded in this district. Following is a list of all
votes cast for publication up until last night
, 1923-04-07

Can souIR for Raisish man,
, 1923-04-07

Call ao51R for Raleigh man:
, 1923-04-07

interested in the future of moving
pictures
-Their scope and influence are
immeasurabie.' declares Mr.. Steele.
Through the printed word an au-
thor cannot hope to reach more than
one or two million people at the most
but through the medium Of pictures
he can talk to audiences OF whose
size he never dreamed.
"It seems to me hat the moving
picture Of the future to fulnn its
mission as an art must be the re-
fected effort OF one personality. I
do not a that It will be the author
perhaps It will be the director or
some one else connected with the
, 1923-04-07
CANDIDATES ENTER LAST MONTH
OF RACE DETERMINED TO WIN

entirely upon what each individual
contestant accomplishes during the
next few days.
Some hard work and real hustlins
will undoubtedly be seen this week.
And is It any wonder7 Some six OF
the hustlers are going TO win the big
cars for their efforts these days. other
live wire contestants will receive the
cash awards. Isn't that sufficient
compensation for the very best hus-
ting almost might and day" that
one car make for so short n period
of time?
, 1923-04-07
NO JUSTICE IN
COURT, IS CLAIM

Continued from Page one)
ing F~ontanetta with the shooting of
one man. Clark, some states wit.
nesses said was one of two men who
led c. X. Mcdowell, mine superin.
tendent, into the woods where his
body was found later. Under various
circumstances the other defendants
were connected with tho riot by the
prosecution witnesses.
The defense built its Ease on abb
testimony. The state did not ask for
the death penalty although the attor.
neys in argument asserted the STAY.
ers 'merited hanging"
No typhoid fever. no stomach all
ments. no poor health II you drink
Hill Crest water. Intrinsic cost -
Astounding health. Phone 1151.
Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-
pert Waterman: all work guarantee.
Casper Jewellery Mfg. Co. o SBldg.
, 1923-04-07
RESCUE SCENE IN THE
SNOWSH0E TRAIL HOLDS
BIG THRILL FOR FANS

Spilled off their horses back into
n surging. ice-jammed river in the
midst of n binding snow storm; their
exhausted bodies numb from the Bit
ing cold; hope almost abandoned as
they were swept by the merciless flow
toward the falls where certain death
lurked on the rocks below. Jane No
walk and Roy Stewart risked their
lives in one of tho most thrilling
scenes ever flung upon tho screen in
Miss Novak's latest melodrama of
the northlands THE Snow-Shoe
Trail" al the Rialto theater today.
Miss Novak and Mr.. Stewart were
warned before they undertook to
film the scenes in the ice-clogged
river that they would endsnger their
lives.
, 1923-04-07
HIGHER PLANE
FOR FILMS SEEN

Wilbur Daniel Steele. the colo
brated American writer. author OF
Shadows" the Preferred Picture.
presented by B. p. Schulberg, which
plays at the America theatre Sunday
and Monday. says that he is vitality
, 1923-04-07

filming of q story but certainly It
must represent one conception. one
treatment IN Its entirety.
On this same bill Is Buster Keaton
in his new comedy, 1.-THE Love Nest"
, 1923-04-07
MANY ACCLAIM NEW
REMEDY FOR PYORRHEA


When tPyroform' was first intro.
duced n few months ago many people
were skeptical about It, until the
manufacturer, the Pyro.form Com.
pany, San ~Bernardino, Calf, an
nounced that the remedy was GUAR.
ANTEED-that It was sold on =
positive money'back basis.
It did not require much time then.
for people to investigate the merits
OF this product Many of those who
had been suffering for years with
sponsy. bleeding gums or loose teeth
wero among the first to find what
"Pyroform'' would do for them. To
their surprise they found tho rsmedy
highly effective. and many Of them
viii attest to the fact that the prepar.
ation has cured the most advanced
q Of the dreaded disease.
'Pyro1orm" IN believed to DO the
only product on the marriott today that
viii restore loose teeth and inflamed
gums to a healthy normal condition.
Druggists have been authorised TO re-
turn the full purchase price in ease
tho remedy does not do all that Ia
claimed for II. Price IS per carton.
"Pyro-form" 10 on sale at TRIPENY
DRUG Co-Advertisemsnt
, 1923-04-07
Continued from Page on.,

positively your last chance to enter
subscriptions and secure "second pc.
riod" votes. Make every day, yes
every hour. count while the time
counts most.
Very Close Race
The entire race is so close that any
one of the candidates can forge to
the front and cinch the coveted hon.
ors while the present big vote SEIZED.
ule is IN force. Indeed the outcome
OF the whole battle depends almos;
, 1923-04-07
District No. l

District No. 1 includes all the territory IN that part of the city
OF Casper south of Second street and east of Durbin street. One or
Two OF III cars and as many cash prizes s there T active con
testants viii be awarded in this district. Following is a list Of all
votes cast for publication up unit. last night.
, 1923-04-07

No typhoid fever. no stomach all.
ments. no poor health IL o drink
Hill Crest water. Intrinsic cost -
astounding health. Phone 1854.
, 1923-04-07

A quart n day win keep tho doc
tor away. Drink Hill Crest water and
enjoy life. Phone 1851.
, 1923-04-06

cGDtlOES taken by local shipper 10 LII
form of the tender. The points objected
to are the railing for tenders for sallln, s
from Halifax or St. John and the calling
for only alternate stops at some OF the
small shipping points. 1t IS felt that
St. John should be necessarily a Shipping
port for the service and also that all the
West Indies ports should be called at on
each trip, as it is hoped to build up a
considerable trade with some Of these
places. A letter was received from the
department this morning stating that
the matter of port of departure and
itinerary generally would be gone over
when the shipping companies had been
heard from.
London, April 2nd.-One of the hot
test receptions yet given by striking
fishermen at Aberdeen to Germans arrlv-
ing at that port wit I catches OF tlsh
from the North Sea, was that melted
out to the crews Of four German traW-
lers TO-DAY. Three thousand strikers
raided the Aberdeen fish market and
peIted the crews of the German vessels
with Jumps Of ice. Four German traW'
lers, which rad arrived previously and
unloaded carkoes of fish. were set adrift
bv the strikers bat they were berthed
IdLGI uDUCE pOlICG ptOl6CLIOu' IL NlotNI
bance in the fish market became so great
that special police reinforcements were
rushed to the scene. The strike Of the
Aberdeen fishermen began a month ago.
1t was started as a protest against the
landing and sale of German-caught fish.
Local dealers, however, have not ceased
doing business with the German fisher
men.
London, April 2nd.-The Independent
Labour party, at today's session OF its
three day conference, adopted a resolu-
ton condemning the Ruhr occupation
and demanding the Withdrawal of all
foreign forces from Germany, During
the discussion of the resolution Herr
Crispien. 0: Germany, said the Socialists
in ms country desired that in any case
the British should not withdraw alone.
NJ. Longuett, of France, asserted that
but for the split in the French Socialist
party NJ. PUincare would never have
decided to embark upon The abonina-
bile Ruhr adventure. He added he had
strong hopes that mex years election
would not only destroy M. Poincare's
majority. but double the Socialist repre-
sqntati0n in Parliament. The Kings
recent invitation Of the LabOurites to
buckingham palace, over which there
has been much controversy, also came up
for discussion. 1T shows we have
reached our rightful place in the councils
NJ the nation. declared DR.. Gardner,
chairman of the London branch OF the
, 1923-04-06

1872 0IAN 70 " @~CDPN go
inviti ion. All he (Mr. Asquith) asked
to do says the Chronicle, was to make
a liberia speech to one of the most i'm
p0rtant LIBERAL associations in the cOun-
try. but he declined to do it if Mr.. Lloyd
George IS to speak also, although he
was saleguarded, but the very terms Of
the invitation, from any references
EarraSSing or otherwise to the problem
Of their political relationship. Many vii
be lOarh TO attribute his attitude, in it.
self so petty, so regardless of the higher
welfare of the party to the prOmptings
of Mr.. Asquith'3 Cyn disposition. IN
fortunately he listens to other promoters
who dread seeing their narrowed on
y~enticle reenlarged to a great Nation
al party. Tory Onlo0kers, for the most
part are inclined to think Mr.. Asquith
has shown dignity and real wisdom in
declining to rush towards reconciliation.
Moscow, April End. The Russian Gov.
eminent tonight sent a sharp note for
transmission to the Polish Government,
CHI racteriZing Poland's attempted inter
terence with Russian justice as an un-
friendly act. So far as could be aSCer-
tanned tonight Vicar General Butchka-
witch had not been executed up to this
afternoon. The note cdtegorically denie
that representatives of the Russian o
eminent told the British representatives
in Moscow, or any body else, that his
trial had only a formal significance AID
would have no serious consequences. The
Russian Government, it is added, de-
clines TO enter into a discussion of I'M
permissible and unfounded accusations
advanced against the Russia court and
the Russian authorities, and declares
that Responsibilities fo" ne consequences
-~nanating from such an act, unprecedent-
ed in International affairs, falls solely
on the Polish Government. The note,
which is signed by Tchitcherin, was sent
TO Le0nid Ob0lsnski, the Russian repre-
sentative at Warsaw, for transmission
to the Polish Government.
Washington. April 2nd.-The Secre,
tary of State has informed the French,
British, Italian and Greek Governments,
in identical notes handed their represen-
tatives in Washington, that the Amerl-
can Red Cross will terminate its emer-
gency relief work in Greece on June Both
next. The note declares that the SOlu-
ton of the relief proOiem in the Near
East can hardly lie in measures of tenn
pJrary relief alone and suggests Q coop
erative agreement between the nations
interested, which would make it possible
for the thousands of refugees TO be alb
sorbed as promptly as possible into the
normal economic life of the country
where they find the n~Selves. In the
H. h:..L 1000, XII IF,I,1-
, 1923-04-06

IdIlS, pII OIu. CUIlSuiIIp iIUu Vi d.
coholic liquors in Turkey is strictly for
hidden, beginning today. says a Hava's
Gepatch frCm CoHstantinople.
Cairo, Alril 3rd.-The illress of the
Earl of Carnavon took a sudden turn for
the worse this afternoon. His condition
is aracterized as critical.
New York, Apil 3rd .-The visit of
Lord Robert Cecil has caused intense in
terest. The newspapers of all shades of
political opinion editorialiy discuss his
visit and its probable effect on the Ques-
ton of United States entrance into the
League of Nations. The Times terms
him a practical idealiSt and after noting
that he came, not on a mission, but for
a free exchange of views, says: Under
this guise Of a modest inquirer, however,
people are finding out Lord Robert Cecil
carries a formidable debating power.
The "WOrld'. in an editorial devoted to
support Of the entrance of the United
States into the League. advises its read
PrS to pay close attention to Lord Robert.
mo man can discuss the League of Ma
tons more authOrltatiVely', it says.
The League that he is talking about is
the League that exists, the League that
is slowly finding itself and is helping to
establish the crumblirg peace of the
world. The message that he brings is a
message that the American people can
not ignore, for events day by day are
shrieking it into their ears. The
'World' says the League survived
through a most critical period without
the support of the United States. because
it met a vital need in the Htfairs of ma
tions. People in the United States, it
warns, should face the fact and not al
low the foreign policy of the United
States to be made forever the football
of pt~rtisanship and passion.
Moscow, April 3rd,-Vicar General
Butchkavitch, has been executed. Tie
Pravda says the execution occurred ON
March 31st. The newspaper |Izvestia
asserts the sentence Of death on Butch
kavitch whose repri,ve WIS refused has
been carried OUT. The time and place
are not given. The |lzye>tia piints the
announcement on an inside page, under
a one line head in its court news depart
ment.
Demerara, April 4th.-His ExcelIency
Sir Graemo Thomson, K.C B., Governor If
British Guiana, arrived this morning ty
S. s. Intaba.
Cairo, April 3rd.-The Earl of Carnar-
Won is making what is regarded by the
attending physicians as a wonderful
fight for life. Although he took a sudden
change for the worse today and his con-
dition was regarded as critical. he showed
some improvement tonight.
I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-26
UNITY VIII TRIUMPH
1t is with much satisfaction that we

lC is With much satisfaction that we observe lIat
at last and business men of this comnlun-
ity attempting to get together and establish a
common meeting ground where unity and interchange
of ideas will work for the best interests of all con-
cerned.
There is no use trying to evade the fact that here
tofore much petty strife and pickering have prevented
a mutual understanding unified effort the part
of these two important factions in valley life.
AS individuals, every nowadays is too prone
to draw his garments about him and leave the other
fellow to his fate. The strenuous age in which we
live tends to breed selfshness. We each feel that
little problem is the most important thing in the
universe and scant heed to the brother next to u.s.
who is mayhap struggling under greater load than
he possibly BEAR
In times past the farmers have often accused the
business men of just that attitude They have fire.
quenty maintained that there has not been the whole
hearted, sincere interest and cooperation shown that
the condition warranted
But the Farm Bureau and the Ell Centre
Chamber of Commerce tackling the proposition
taken to cement this new relationship into perman-
ent factor that will contribute to the general welfare
of the valley.
The proposed plan for committee meetings of
these two organizations each of the towns for fur
@thering plans for harmony is an admirable one and
cannot fail to achieve large results.
We in Imperial Valley are essentially and fund
amentally community built upon the soil. Peculiar
problems which the farmer has had to combat and
which he will continue to meet, become at once the
problem of each and every citizen be he on the farm
in the town. The business of the valleys cities
thrive just to the extent that the er of the soil
prospers The farmers problems are his problems
for the two nextrcably interviewer that there is
no line of demarcaton.
The nugget of wisdom, I'm union there is
strength is just true today the day it was
first uttered, and with every working and boost
ing for the goal miracles will be accomplished.
The dark days are behind With faces turned
toward the heights and with feet marching in unison,
on the threshold OF new era of endeavor and