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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
FORTEdNELSE'
,var de- til Sammenslutningen herenoe
Foreninger SAINT It'd og Medesteo'

sver de til Sammenslutn1ngen hoienoo
roreninger SAINT It'd og Medesteo.
I Dania. Racine. Wis. Mode liver
Tirsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
.. Dansk Broderforening, OSHKOSH.
Wis, Mode ferste og treble Lordas
liver Manned.
= De Danskes HEN, Waupaca,
Wis. Mode liver Torsdag Atten.
i Ansyar. Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hver Torsdag .Aften.
: Danebo, Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
hver Mandag Aften.
G. Dania. Minneapolis, Mimi. Mpde
anden og fjerde Tirsdag, hver Naa-
ned. .
:. Dana Club. Neenah, Wis. Mode
liver Onsdag -Aften.
s. u%annevirke. Clinton, Ia. Mode
nestsidste Lordag i liver Manned.
9. Nordens Brodre. Sabula. IN. Mo
de forste Lerdag i liver Manned.
n. Dania, Kenosha, Wis. Mode hVer
Torsday Aften.
II. Dania. saltwater. Mimi. Mode
forSte og tredie Fredag i hver Manned.
u. Dania. Tacoma, Wash. MODE
hver Tirsdag Aften.
Is. Dana. Perth Amboy. n. j. Mode
hver Onsdag -Aften.
II. Lyren. Cedar Falls. In. Mode an
den os fjerde Tirsdag i hver Manned.
Is. Dannebrog. Marinette. Wis. Mo-
de h%veranden Mandag Atten.
16. Dannebrog. Denver. Colo. Mode
hver Tirsdag -Aften.
II. Den danske Observation-Disclosures
ening. Portland. Oregon. Mode liver
Onsdag Aften.
IS. Danmarks Sonner. st. Paul,
Mimi. Mode forste og treble Mandag
i hver Manned.
10. Den Danske Hielpeforening.
Cleveland. Ohio. Mode torste og tre-
die L.ordag i liver Manned.
%. Den Danske Forening. Omaha,
\eb. Mode liver Fredag Aften.
"a. Dania. Bridgeport, Conn. Mode
anden og f,jerde Onsdag i liver Maa-
ned.
%. Haand i Hand, Brush. Colo.
Mode anden og fjerde Lordag i hver
Manned.
%. Hand i Hand. Bridgeport,
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde L9rdag i
hver Manned.
81. Danmarks Minde. Ringsted, Ia.
Mode forste Sendag i Maaneden.
IS. DANA. Hartford. Conn. Mode
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
%. Freia. Kansas City. Kansas.
Mode sidste L.ordag i liver Manned.
so. bet Danske Solvkors. st. Louis,
Mo. Mode ferste Torsdag i liver Maa.
ned.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
De Saareoe.

gn ing rl1sliif Militnrlnge, Ser
gjdr Sjenelte / 2ioo=yong> %ifripcr ON
Sc Soareoe:
u@er o1fommer boglig Srmnsppr,
ter al Saare0c, longc> nbpggeligc
Sog al 0pbblegc Stoflcr, iom er fpr=
tc mango Mil mes S%erl1boncn, moi item
fuloltun0ig operlootc til Jig ielp.
Scr mo1glcr boo0c 2Gger> Spge=
plcjcrifcr pg Gun0bcostropper. 81
Soore0e liggcr trt io>mmenl tupeo
poo 9unben al Ser>1bo1cpogncne /
roooDen @alrn, @eltcgo0ning og al
Slogs l(renbc6. Npgle ct 6p6e poo
&eien, og / Sen lturfc &ormc CT Sp=
lpsninge11 ollereoc inotrooot. Stol1=
fen CT frpgtelig / Sc operfplote &og=
nc.
Nltnot ON Ddrcs unl0ertrpft So11<
rcl1, Gp0srollen og 9oie Sfrig. Ior=
b%inOi11gcrne, Ser ct onlogte poo
&on1pploole n mooife for ilere Gage
iiben CT f1l6e al Sloo og Sml1os %
nol0er Sc Soore0e 11bc lfrinclige &po=
Ter. Seq bar let Sol0ater I 6eber=
piloclie ripc 6orbi1loingernc al fig
bore @nnn0cn / Sc betn110te Soor pg
fprhle0e. Sg 2ugerne 1toor ON.
trent binlpeloie. Get fniber cl16pg=
loo mes at lfoffe So1o, og &on0 CT
Set enc ltc, 6isie Stofler roober poo.
Sc Gp0e bliper logte / CT lang
Nuffe poo Grmninacn pe0 Si0en al
Sernhonelporet. 9foglc CT go1lfe ior=
te / Mnligterne, ppl n1lme0e % be0nf-
feOc al Mprto0er al Tll1er, ion1 frp=
Der lis pg in0 gjcunem N(obnil1gerl1e
/ l1niformen. Set CT ct frpgteligt
Sun. Mcl1 c11bnu ibrgcligere ct set
at lc Sc SoareOcs froftlbie Gfiffel=
lcr, ollc 0iSle fnltltc 2cnr1er inb=
GDl(eoc / blo0ige 8onooger> mellem
bpilfe &jp0trcplcr og @cn1tl1mper
ltiffer fren. Sc %tilfoltcr mig bpl1li=
sc @liffc, mems ieg gaar forbi, Sc
res terltige Sober ml1mler: u@on6,
&ano!" gn enfelt pri6er Jig / lin
ltore Ei11e og be0er bpjt pm at n1oot-
te Sd.
Gn m6e11, ser ollere0e far 0p6ens
Slegbe0 poo lit Mniigt, ipnes ganlfe
ulfoot. Seq oobnes bans Uniforms
froffe og ier mi0t poo bans 9rp1t to
lmau> forte Suffer, fnop ioa ltore
iom en- @lpont / @ienemlnit. Men
poa bans &pg> ser bpor &l1glerne CT
gooebe u.s. fin6es ct Sodr al Stgr=
relic iom Ell @ao16. Sen enc 2l,nge
CT formelig blGlt lto gjer111em 0ennc
Habni1tg tilligeme6 81 &ibben, og
Dog leber Mu116e11 er6nt.
Sberolt bliper man @i6ne til Sen
famine glen6igbeo. Soet ieg refer
mig up fra en- Goorct, ser far, facet
Sfl1lberen fnl1lt> fon1l1cr Ell ing So
lufnfficer ri1pnAp hp11 imn6 min
San er forfnr6elig bleg og far bi0t
Snberne til6lo0s for at Dol0e fig OPP
rejlt Soolen. Sans enc Sen fra
5oOen op til &nnet CT fnult al en-
@ranotltump. 2i6t al To0en ii66er
tilboge I StigbSjlen, men ne6 langS
@eItens Side bnnger cit forDirret
8loneing at @ener> 2e0er og Eei =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
: @11 megct lille 9(0ppfot nnp6te

- @n megct lille N0pofot mpbte
cit @ong for &etten lom @ione. Cont
meren, JONI bar Ell bej % luGr Mon0,
lpurgte bon1 pnn bons Mopn po
Stan0> pg ou Sen 2il(c bopbe jporet,
lag0e 9omn1erc11: Sc ,M0pofot!
Seq fl1n0e 10 p1ttc Ocm / min 2om=
mel" =
Set fl,n6e &c rigtigl1of," iporcoe
M%opofotcn, ~og bpis SC gjor6e Set,
pil0e Sc Dobe mere Sltro / 2ommen
ems | @obe6et."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
SDQ0 err &irrIi1he0?

= @poo er &jnrligbe0? ipnrgte
Ell ing &ige en- noget el0re @erre,
FUN NOT fun0e li6e at fange / fine
@orn.
&ierligbeo, iporer fan, Sen er Ell
Slags Soioti> Ser fan faa en- @ono
til at iige set forfer6eligite @luooer,
iom t. cts. r1aor ban foloer fin 200
Some for en- lille Eurtel6ue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

por n1o1t I'LL mist oppe / Sen beoite
0o119ltt1o meo ct llgeuobytte paa ben=
peo 10000 og Ell lomlet @ro0uftion
poo 10000 Sgnoer 6eolil0 og
smoolilo. @ore / Srpnoelagen par
Der poo oen11e ,Si0 opfiifet bele 65,=
900 Spnoer pg / Mor0lanoS Mn1t life
tort m111ore = Nrilerne ct iaor lnr=
oeles porierenoe;; Ser bctoles felt neo
til 3 &roner pr. Mool, mle0er1S Sc
ltprlte MGrfer poo eufelte Steoer OPP
11oor en- Eris al inotil Is q II ST.
9rip9ornsfilfet / Moroljpcn fon
pllt'1ot mart betrogtes iom opbgrt for
loor. @ele ltgens i%lon0brogtc Tongit
11ogjoroe 300 Spn6er loltet Sil0, og
oo bette 6ilfe mes lin fol tbore llbrult=
ming pg i'm for5olospis longe &ei til
Ton9ltfeltet afo11omiif feet cr Ell NOT
1oo popelig 9eorift, pil iu1oipnligpis
De li0lte Tigers ooorligc lt0bptte pirfe
otlfr9tte11oe. 9crtil fonrmer, at
Sml9tl,ingcn er lioen og Yrilerne Ia
be. silt !olt er Ser ioor al Mor0ljp=
ills %ilon0brogt 11,4OO Ggnoer mos
1900 flor og 6,27O 1902.
@pltfiifet unc6 9org otter Mafrcl
uoe / M%oroijpen tegncr n1eget go0t
ioor. Ser CT o6ifillige 6ortpier
%irflombeo> og 6ongltc1 CT betpoeliQ
ltprre, chs Sen far purct / Sc li6l tf
Srloner. Gen belpbcr Jig til 9otl
til 3,271 Spnocr, bpo> Ser CT fen:
pcs 1000 mere ems flor poo 6ennt
Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
Dr.. Niles Anti-pain Pills.

vt gurtist, fittert % paal.oelist MiSee1fo fps eaer
nerops 3ooeoptne. &bsfmerter, Mapepite. Neuralgia,
s1eropittet, Srritabilitet, eson1ssbeO, @ist. @ciat'ea.
Snoeboloer boerten Opium ener msorfin os %etterlaber
.nset1 1leu1u.e efteroirtninser. 25 9Ofis Csc. qaa
aprfeeter e0er feubes al ST.. mi1eS' Mebteal'
Co.. Gltbort, SsSubiauo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Norway, Sweden and Denmark have sent us farmer citizens
in large numbers. There are Ia, 6s5 families of them living on the
nation farms. Over thirteen per cent of Our foreign farmers are
Of these Scandinavians. They arelargely settled in thirteen States,
as follows:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

3ronning Mleronbro /
q orge. Sra Stoponger me00e=
les Sen Z. September: Gronning
Nleronoro al England tilligemeo
Eriniesie &ictpria CT poo Sen fgl.
Ooc5t vGictorio ans M(bert" onfom=
met bertil / GftcrniO0og &l. 5H.
gocbten gift til Buffers poo @oogen.
Ser CT oln1in0elig 6logr1ing. Doc6=
ten bliper til / Morgcu og ofgoor fer
fra til Bergen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
n. p. HANSEN,

,.ncpN H. p. HANSEN,
Hx-President, o,e Hsrisou Ave-,
Box SO, $50 C,ry. Colo.
ALMoNT, IOWA. ~@No
H. RASMUSSEN.
over Vice-President.
CEpAR FALLS. IOWA.
AVE, CEN l.. cLkUSEN,
=, r. N."t1r Over-kasserer,
Over.>ekfs..sa. aO3 n. Ashland Ave"
RACINE. WIS. 'NhA~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
gioerneS Om(kittninQ.

ClOCIItCO OjIlp IT. lIllulH
s. @ancb.
Der bpres cit gommel &loge,
Mens Si6en ipin0er fen,
Og Dper Ell Slegt, Ser f6oes,
Gientager Sen igjen:
rFoa Sor6en al Sing FILTER,
M1t lepen6e moo 50,
intet er beltan0igt
Eoa 6enne @eroens 9.
mart bortiler
We0 i'm Mbrifelglons,
Me0 Mottergalen og @6gen
% @Dacintens &rons.
Meb Sfopens lpie 6Qrper
S9 me6 6e11s be0ite 2pit>
ollie Sens fopre Sunger
6oritumme lfol / @plt.
Oh Gllfobs Goie bleoner.
9ens SIP bar Gommerb(u1n0,
Guggen blinfer / @rpsiet
Sg 1bin6er / famine Stun6.
Sg 9ogens 8lomit mao leg11e
Tor SPONTANEOUS &c.
Sg Soften igjen mao pige
6or Dpi0en @interine;
0g &in6ens El1rpl,r folnrer,
Sg 2ipetS @ln6e flpr,
l(ngoom % Sfjbnbe6 ipin0e
Som broge0e Morgenifyr.
Sen ol(erfoprelte Somfru,
Der ipGpc0 let / Cans,
Sig 9plgen Ser Jig pugger
s Golltroolens @lons,
&on gu bel en- Gang ifl1e>
Mens Si6en itille goor,
Me0 Mloerens bpi6e Sue
Nao Sc bleg1en6e @oor."
So> &aar og ltng0om lpilloe,
3d. Set er pisielig ion5t,
2angt bnrre Set 6og bor> bpis
9e al0rig f%oripan6t.
@el Sig, at gu fan nl0es>
Set bier 9ig Gin Sci
Sim Stppet og M11l6et
81 Gjnl0et nl6es ej.
@el Sig, at gu fon pis1e,
Set piier, Oh er fri,
SIT ei 9u fer ifal blipe,
Men bon6re ifol forbi.
Me6 2piet er gu fommer>
S 2Diet 1fol gu 3D.
asa SorO er gu Ell 6re1nmeo
Sg finder Ser eli go.
Sg Sfjdnbe0 og l]ng6om
Sg Soar og Nottergol
Sc fomme ne0 iom Mon0er
Sra Eora0iiets Sol.
Com 6ejlioe Gl1gle
Sra Morgenrpoens 2on0>
Ser broge Dig me6 9engiel
Su @jemmetS fjnrne Gtrono,
Me1 fltes al Soroens Goo9cr>
Eft Opnle Be fun fort,
Sg 1lGppe far gu let SEM
Sua flpbe Sc otter bort;
Goa aft, boo6 elifer 2plct,
Sfol fglge Sem poo Sci
Sum Mltl6et og Mdrfets W}ogter
6or1ooe Sor6en ej.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Neohrurnte Tohrifer.
Geo 10 Siecn eliteu ). September
opltoo &lo / Sergen5 f%cnlilfc Uobritcr
/ Ulorpoo:l poo 9(ifoe1. Uobrifernc
beitoor al en- gl1o,o= % Ell Soofobrif,
iom ligger tut i1,o pao 1i11o1ocn. 81
ben opltop / Sen iorlte, men breotc
Jig burtig til Sen ol1ocn 0o6rif, %
fort cfter itoo beage &pg1i1gcr / Sue.
Sngen al Iobriferl1c reo0eoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
Norge. =
,g.,ns.g.v..,.,a,.,.

bilpums gope. Gros=
ierer emil Senlen / @%jobenlopn, Ser
/ eli slorrufte bar itooet / UorbirDelle
meo flere al 9iprges @ogbal1Olcre, hor
/ %sllrlconing al iir Uorretllil11s 25=
oorigc Sl1bilulm Sen 8. Septenlber
1fjunfet 1000 &rorer til nprlfe Bog
bouoleres Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

&ullolt ro g. itSber=
gen. Sra Spits6ergen onfom til
Sronasp 6. September 9onplfib
uSStl111o" mes Sen fprlte &11llolt =
ITO Sons fra uS6c Spitsberge1
Gool on0 9rpOing Company. Me0
6ortpiet fl,lgtc nulten ion1tlige s(rbei=
bere, ioet s(rbei0et er lll1ttet for ioor.
Sngellipr To1gen pen0er til6oge ON
IA Gage meO Sellfobets Sfibe, Ser
pgioo ifol loltes me6 Sui. &1,lIe11e
ct al goo 9elfaffe11beo og lfol anta=
gelig Losses / Sromsp eller / georpif.
8iIle6itgtte al M6oIf
SioemanD. &rofesior 9ietricD=
Jon fat len6t &omuneitpret / MonooI
Ell Sfrtpelle, bpori ban omtoler en-
Sag, lom bon mener fortjener &omr1.
neitprets Snteresie> nemlig, at So.
ml1nen paa ct pasien0e Ste6 inoen
8pen / en- ner 6remtio refer Dor
fgrite 6olfelipsmaler, M6olf Si6e=
man6, lom er fp0t Ser, cit Butte. It's
fprelien, mener bart, bur6e oper6ro=
ges 8illeobugger @uitab &igelano.
6orman0ifabet ne0ietter antogelig en-
aomite til at tage fig af Sager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

6iifct. Set ler 110 til, at Gil
Sen tetgnfer Jig gruu6ig ioor inbel1
Sen enoelig belten1mer Jig til at oflug=
&c Dor &Dlt i'm iG0ponlige &p1tpilit,
ifripes 6. September. Gn li6en N2el=
Ding bor man nof facet fer og ser,
men 0erlneo CT Set ogioo fprelp6i9
blepet. Set ltore Sn0lig looer trent
oeles pente poo Jig. &l11 for Moro=
LAMBS Geofommeltbe ipnes 6ongiten /
iiolt forlebne ltge at tp6e poo, at
Siloen enoelig itaor UNDER 2on6. Ser
blep / ltgens 2pb tilpirfet 5000
Spnoer mos benbeo 1000 / ltgen
fpr, pg Mmtets iomle6e 8orti al laI=
tet Sanoelsbare beleber fig mi til
1890 Sgn6er. l1oenfor Morolan0
far 6erimo6 l16bDttet beret abioIut
minimalt og 1taar fnapt '11of op til alt
iolt ct &ar Suien Sdn6er, ser be-
1entltg er opfiifet / Mor6re Eron6=
bjems Mmt, bbor ser / ugens 2gb bar
foregaaet ct betp6eligt @arnfi1fe /
og pe6 &olperei6. Sra @gn=
Ore Sron6biem og &oms6ols Mmter
lpoer Mel6ingerne meo igrgelig Chs
formigbeo: Sntet Silbefilfe onmelot
| oenne l1ge, og fra bore to nor6lig,
1te Mmter bgres Ser en6nr intet. sSsfior
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-20
w W. Cushman was a Carroll visitor

w. w. Cushman was Carroll visitor
on Sunday last.
r II. Ch.ldress, of Milford, was a
Monday visitor in Denison.
Barp, to MIR, aud Mrs. VIM. Tucker,
on January 10, daughter.
MIR. G. r. Knight of Charter Oak,
was a Denison visitor on Friday last.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Raine on Wednesday afternoon of
rlthis week.
w. r. Barber went to Carroll on
Sunday last, where he was called on an
appointment.
Mrs. j. III. Woodrcff is quite i'll with
erysipelas. Her many friends hope for
speedy recovery.
Morris O'Conner, IF Vail, was in Der
ison on Monday on matters pertaining
to private business.
Mr.. Eugene Miller. of Antelope
county, Neb, is visiting his mother
Mrs. b. Fink this week.
The Penelope club me. with Mrs. t.
j. Kelley Yesterday afternoon. and a
delightful time was spent.
A. l.. Rule, OF Dunlap, was Denisan
visitor one day last week, and favored
the REVIEW with a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S, Hall. of Wood blne
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. l., Hunt
Tbap u 0,s vii, moat with Mrs.
Frank Woolston at the home of Mrs.
r. A. Romans on next Friday after
noon.
Rert K,iest chief e)erk AZ the Deni-
son Drug Co. spent Tuesday at Oma.
ha, where he visited with his brother
Frank.
r. aart of the Now Work life
Insurance Association, spenta portion
OF last week IN ri. Dodge. lie reports
good slelgning there.
Mr.. Robert Dieter, OF jackson, was a
'on s''tso' w eio''s'i a"s
49, : n'.- = l''SA 40 'As
'oso q sA'uaoie 'e"sn
VII. ohas. Garland, OF Afion was IN
benson last week, ne says ne Is &C.
fna a s,it.b,a l,o,sa
:.
y, ~
tenoils . -" Wy : : :
s. :,
", r, ;n -
~ 49, "a - ~ ,.+ NJ
son visitor On 1h,.saav,as+ 10 saws
10 ni,, s,o, $50 - An;a
Tuesday evening to her home in Chi
cago. after an ENJOYABLE visit with her
Is sister, Mrs. c. f. Kuehnle
=, 90
1nN' - ..ss
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-20

j. Lister, the well known piano timer
of Glidden, Iowa, is in town busy tun-
ing for his many customers here. II
you are not one of his regular patrons
and you need work in Mir. Listers line
phone this office or the Normandy
hotel
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-20

Judge Cole, OF Des Moines, was a
Denison business visitor on Saturday.
The January term of the District
Court will begin next Monday Jan. 25,
Judge Powers presiding.
Mr.. John r. Robinson, of Milford
township, took dinner with his brother,
Dr.. j. c. Robinson. on Tuesday.
Me:srs. Chas. Bullock and S. G.
Wright drove over to Manilll on MoE-
day afternoon on business matters.
There was an adjourned meeting of
the city council last evening. at which
time new sewer ordinance was to
have been passed.
Mrs. Houchin. of Denison, went TO
Des Moines last Friday, where she will
undergo an operation. Her friends
trust that she may be benefited
The Ge"mania Verein will give
masked ball at the opera house on The
evening of the 22d There will un-
aoubtedly De large crowd present,
Clerk o. W. Wheeler OF the Frater-
nal Choppers has issued call for a
meeting OF the Choppers at the Clerks
office on Thursday evening ofthis week
VIM. Kemming, one of Hanover
townships good farmers, was RE-
VIEW caller one day last week, and left
the necessary for another years suit
scription.
Mr.. Herman Rusch, who is now t,av-
| cling on the road for an implement
house. spent Tuesd " in Denison. He
likes travelling very we'll, and is meet
ing with success.
A show Monday afternoon at the OPP
era house interested Z lumber of school
I'children for time, The show consist
ed chiefly of Punch and Judy. and
Foxy Grandpa characters.
Mrs. f. w. Fienhold and Mrs. Garrett
of Paradise township, We're shoppers in
Denison onel day last week. Mrs Fien-
hold says Mr. Fienhold is slowly recov-
erng from his recent illness.
Trinity Guild held a social afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. r. Shaw Van las,
Wednesday, to which there was a gooc
attendance. A splendid time is report
ed by all present. Refreshments were
served by the Guild, and nice little
sum added to the treasury.
The card party given at the Cathoi.
school hall last Friday evening was
very enjoyable affair. About sixt,
couples sat down to tables very tastil,
arranged, and all enjoyed themselve:
to the utmost. Mr.. j. Ell Jones aul
/ Miss Mary McAlpin won first prize
and MIR. John Flahive and Miss Mat
Kelly won second prize.
/ County Clerk Frank Faul had toe
misfortune to fall and spran his righ,
knee on last Sunday. He was coming
out of the barn at mis- home, AMI hi:
foot slipped in such manner as tt
cause him to fall and sprain his knee
He was unable to walk to the house
and had to be carried. He was not able
to move for day or SO, but is now get
ting better.
the Catholic Reading Circle held
their monthly meeting on last Sunday
evening at the school hail. to which
there was COED attendance. MIR. los
eph White read a very aole paper OF
4 "Moha.nmedanism and Miss Kati,
Hassett gave an excellent paper on thu
false prophet. The Misses Collins ant
4 Clark favored the audience with ex
cellent instrumental and vocal music
1 lister tha wall known ,,iopo no
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-20
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Joseph Tracey, of Ophiem, H.,
is visiting Rock Island relatives.
n. NJ. Bondy has returned from an
extended trip in Wyoming and Ne
Fvada
T. A. Burt. clerk of Champaign coun-
~, is in Rock Island today on bust
ness.
f. ID. Reynolds. of Rockford. state
consul for the WOodman society. is in
the city.
Mrs. E. j. Scudder, of Santa Bar
bara. Cal, is visiting with Rock Isl
and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. V. Blenett has returned
from a months visit with her parents
at Niles. Mich
w. A. Stephenson left yesterday for
three months trip in Arkansas and
other southern states.
Mrs. ID. l.. Orman departed this
morning for a three weeks visit with
relatives at Springfield, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bromley depart
ed last evening for Pasadena, Cal,
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Halle McCrory, who is study.
ing voice under Gottschalk. in Chica-
go. has come home TO spend the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Marshall of Nor
rison arrived from Clinton, Iowa. yes
terday afternoon to visit their daugh.
ter, Mrs w. A. Lovett.
Deputy Circuit Clerk Sam Ryerson,
George Schrader and County Surveyor
NJ. A. Gould departed this morning for
a few days visit in Chicago.
The Misses Buford have departed
! for New Orleans. After a short visit
there they will go to Mexico. and be
| fore returning to this city will spend
some time in California. They will
| be absent for several months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-20
Nations New Weapon.

The American soldier is TO armed
with a wonderful rifle which will hurl
a bullet five miles. 1t is an unique
weapon and the most powerful one
ever designed. The most reliable
remedy ever compounded for all all
ments of the stomach. liver or bowels
is the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. 1t has stood the severe test
of over fifty years with such remark
able success that today finds it the
most popular medicine in thousands
of homes. II is a wise policy to keep
a bottle of the Bitters in the house
al all times as a preventive and cure
for heartburn, belching. indigestion,
dyspepsia. constipation, kidney trou-
bles, chills. colds and malaria. Buy
a bottle and test it for yourself. also
ask your druggist for a free copy of
our 1905 Illustrated Almanac. 1t will
interest you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-20
Mr.. AND MRS. McHUGH TO
SPEND WINTER IN EUROPE
uary, Going by the Mediterranean
Route-Wiil Return in May.

to spend the winter in Europe. They
leave Rock Island Jan. "a for San
Francisco sailing six days later on the
Moitke of the Hamburg-American line,
taking the Mediterranean route, touch
ing at Alexandria. doing Egypt and
the holy land, after which they re-
turn to Italy. occupying the remainder
of the time in journeying through
Switzerland. Germany, Holland,
France. England and Ireland. sailing
from Queenstown for home in May
They have completed their intinerary,
which embraces all the larger cities
and historical points on the continent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-20
A LACK OF WATER
In Boiler Possibly Cause Of Ex-
plosion on Rock Island
Road.
INVESTIGATION BY OFFICIALS
Farm Buildings Within Radius
of Mile Are
Shaken.

Many people were out to the scene
of the catastrophe, near the turnout
on the main line of the Rock Island.
three miles west of Davenport, Mon
an engineer and fireman killed and
few others slightly injured Sunday
evening by the terrific explosion of the
boiler of the engine attached to the
regular Omaha freight which left here
shortly after Z O'clock
Among the visitors in the afternoon
were Superintendent ]. B. Smalley.
Master Mechanic ID. w. Cunningham
r. w. ROSSer. trainmaSter at DeS
MOines and II. J. Slifer. general sup
erintendent of the Rock Island lines
east of the Missouri. These gentle
men and several other railroad men
made a thorough inspection of the
wreck which is regarded the worst in
its nature that railroad men in these
parts have ever known.
Little Water in Boiler.
An examination of the boiler reveal
ed the marking on the crown sheet, o.
the water at the time of the explosion.
and badly burned river heads, both
going 10 show that one of the prime
causes, if not the entire cause of the
awful happening, was an insufficient
supply of water in the boiler. A num-
Der of causes may be conjectured, but
so far as an examination of the boiler
bears testimony it indicates that there
was not the supply of water in the
boiler that there should have been.
The control of the water supply is
wholly in the hands of the engineer
and if the investigation should dis
close any neglect in this regard on his
part. the results show how fearful
was the penalty.
Moving 20 Miles nm Hour.
No explosion has ever taken part In
this section so frightfully spectacular
if the manner in which the wreckage
was .strewn be taken as a criterion.
The intensity of the explosion shook
| all the farm buildings within radius
of mile. While it is not stated how
fast the train was going at the time. il
is fair to presume. said a well-known
| railroad man last evening. that the
train was moving at the rate of II or
20 miles an hour. and in view of the
velocity the result of the explosion az
showing the immensely of it's power
is all the more phenomenal.
The inquest has been adjourned I'M
til such time as the injured men are
able to testify. The wreckage has
been removed to East Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-20
HAND SHOT OFF
Fred Sykes, Aged IS. Victim Of
Hunting Accident Near
Sherrard.

Fred Sykes, 10 years of age. became
the victim of an accident while hunt
ing yesterday on the farm of his moth
er, one mile south of Sherrard. that
MANNED him for life. In climbing over
ing was discharged. the full load tear
ing through the palm Of the hand.
which was resting near the muzzle of
the gun. The hand was lacerated ter
ribly, and the physicians who were
called to attend him, in order to pre-
vent blood poisoning. found it neces-
sary to amputate the hand at the wrist.