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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
THE HOTELS.

At the Harper-H. A. Reichman.
New York; 4. Craig. Chicago; F. l.,
Gregg. Kansas City; F. G. Kratzer, Chi
cago; W. D. Buchanan, Chicago; E. ID.
Parker. Cedar Rapids; Roy Watts. Chi
cago: A R Hull. Rock Island; B. r.
Smith. Chicago; r. l.. Porter. Gales
burg: J. c. Hamms, OskaloOsa; c. R.
Babeuf. Chicago; w. J. Smith. Free
port: c. II. PAUL. St. Louis; F. E.
Hall, Worcester, Mass; S. 3. Shuster.
Chicago; S. c. Clifford, Rock Island
d. w. Wiser. Chicago: ALT Walton. St.
Joseph. Mo; s. G. Hobert. Chicago +;
Robert Rexdale. Rock Island; George
d. Fletcher, Chicago; II. II. Busby, Bos-
ton: X. NJ Whitman. w. c. Galloway,
Aledo; J. A. Nye. Chicago; d. l. Nc
Carthy, Beardstown: Philip T. Schley.
New York City; Edward McEvilla, W.
j. Van Hoesen, Chicago; II. Hitch
cock. Chicago; Mrs. NJ. Osber, l.. Z.
Gray, Peoria; Henry Waterman, Gen
eseo: o. F. VOedisch, Milwaukee; G.. F.
Dean. Jackson. III: Charles E. Dart.
{. II. Barnes. Chicago; A. b. Schwaba,
New York; II. f. Dean, OcheyedOn.
AT the Harms CEuropeanJ-S. H.
Newman, J. T. Hughes, Chicago: L. y.
Setman. Tiffin. Ohio; d. T. Richter.
Chicago; Don Grant, Davenport; c. W.
Crossman. Chicago: l.. J. Brown, Kan
sas City, Mo; J. Lowell White. l.. W.
Butler Chicago: Hermann Fischer.
New York; Fred Cooper, La Sale H.;
George Z. Shaw and wife, Geneseo; r.
] \
son. ST Louis; c. Horton Smith. Chi
cage; NJ Pasner. New York; Alice
Madison. W. H Gerke. Chicago: c. w
Burrows. Kansas City: A J. McAHis-
ter. Milwaukee; George A. Kratzer,
Chicago; William II. Bishop. Peoria:
{. II. Ewing, Kansas City; r. J. Web
ster, Chicago: II. a. Snider. South
Bend; J. II. Adams, New York City:
l.. r. Fieldinger Des Moines. Iowa:
II. l. Walstrom. St. Louis; w J. Har-
ris, W. 7. Trippler, NJ Morrison, Chi
cage; w. J. Mitchell. Peoria.
At the Rock Island (European)-G
\. Sharman, Chicago: \. NJ. Lewis.
Canton: Fred Peterson. Rockford: f
b. Plane, Chicago; J. Jones. Rock Isl
and: F. f. Cole. Toulon s. l.. Evans,
Cameron. Mo; c. B. Gardner. Chicago;
l.. f. Osgood. Milwaukee: Burt c. Pat
terson. Aurora: Charles Burton and
wife, Chicago: G. F. Schofield. Gales
burg: William Rehnke. Galena: c. A.
Barnes. St. Paul; Clarence WATSON.
Danville; Martin c. Pitcher. Chicago:
Fred Landers. Des Moines: L. W.
Ebey, G. /. BOran, ST. Louis. Bvron
Kendall. Hillsdale; r. F. Swain. Gales
burg: w. c. Kingsbury and wife. Chi
cago; ID. Schiller, St. Louis: Mrs. J. w.
Scott. Kansas City; DR.. A. T. Carpen-
ter and wife. Chicago; Frank G. Haidle.
Racine. Wis: W. H. Rehfuss. Peoria
c. r. Travis. L. s. Adams. Chicago;
James G.. Britton, Andalusia; J. B.
Morris. s. Major. Chicago: William II.
Fay. Des Moines; c. NJ Robertson.
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
TO THE PEOPLE
OF ROCK ISLAND
Open Letter From Kind Hearted
Ohioan

OhiOan.
The following letter will be of great
interest TO our readers. 1t breathes
the true spirit of charity. of helping
others. May it do the good that Mr..
Carpenter hopes for:
To the People of Rock Island:
Although | may be unknown to you.
yet | hope my experience will carry
the weight that earnestness always
should. ! believe in doing good to my
fellow men. and in no way can 1 help
them better than in pointing out the
road TO health
Hyomei. the treatment that cures
eatarrh without stomach dosing. has
done me So much good that want
everybody TO know Of its merits. I
had very bad case Of catraah. and
Hyomei completely cured me. I have
recommended il TO my neighbors. and
they, too. have been cured. Now I
want everybody in all parts of the
country 10 know what Hyomei has
done for me.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28

Makes bone aud muscle faster than
any other remedy Brings strength
health and happiness TO the whole fam
ily- That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea VII DO IS cents. tea o.
tablets T. II. rFAomass&phar7nacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
George W. Carpenter.


Hyomei contains the healing bal
sans that are found in the air upon
the mountains. where catarrh is IN
known. II destroys all catarrhal germs
IN the air passages Of the head. throa;
and lungs. and makes complete cures.
A complete outfit costs but 81. while
extra bottles can be obtained for 80
cents. Ask H O. Rolls TO show YOU
the strong guarantee under which he
sells the treatment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28

BY THE J. w. POTTER co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

2ebenoe5 @eiIiigel, pro Yfuno:
alte Siibner tll4c.; iiinge SiiDrer
15c. bis 25c.; gnten 10c. bis 12c.
Souberl, bro Eoar 20c. bis 25c.
ii Of te uu0 q III Ii e.
aartoffeln, pro guidel 15c. bis
25c.; neue aortoiieln, pro Sob Toe.
bis $500; 3udcrriiben, pro 9iinoel
&c. bis &C.; @eiBfobL, pro Crate soc.
bis $1.0O; Noriolf, pro Sob 90c.
bis 500; 3piebeIn, pro gui6el
$t.OO bis $t.20; Gepicl, pro Sob
$500 bis $3.50; Spinut, pro guidcl
15c. bis 25c.; Crime gobnen. pro
SalbfaB 81 bis $50; aopfiofat. pro
&iite 25c. bis Boo; 8lrfen, pro aorb
$f.OO bis $3.50; Tomatoes, pro Gar.
ricr $t.25 bis 800; erobeeren, pro
2uart &c. bis &c. apieliinen, pro ai-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
NmnberOullc Gntocfmna.

Jraa y. gfefaus, beroorraeenbe .spe3iaIiftin
tlir Sraucns2eiben. 9amen foqten iih in allen
Sic Ietoeno firo. iuerbe i'd Sbien belfen. SO
bafte ME eiuen ~einsisen SeblfhIaa. grIeiGtes
ianat. aein sdbiners, oser, Sefabr. ODER Inter.
brednne Der sIrbeit; p6uie b%arntIos. Sm
spretsinimer ODER briefIih, So. Hrieatsllnfers
aerstIide geba nhIune. ipenn eeipinfht. efrena
nertranli6. Mattert6eiIina foftenfret. Gprets
thiHbcH bon 10 libr Norm. bis s ubr gtbenos:
GonntngS bon 2 bis 6 Ibr 9indbm. GraH N.
0ieffMg. 1T. ga, slorosGa .straFe, uate
observation-disclosures. lmaaI39.I&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

YH IT. OHTHUT II,F51 VHTuJVI,
ans oen Glepotoren 5uriidge5oeeu
1921 guihel; Gleootoren.Gorrotb
t90,10i guihel. 8erf0lie: 1 @ogs
gon Nr. . gemiidter Ill 81, 1 @oggon
Nr. 2 meiber 81 1874. 1 8oggon 9tr.
3 lpeiBer 81 35@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Wnltimurcr Mnrftbcridltc.
9 baltimore. II. &ltni 100,

baltimore, II. Sltnt 1905.
Nc eli l.-3ufubr 5233 60ilcr, cil1.
idlieBlid) t79 Solicr SIT 2ocuit-Eoint
nno 20l 6Giier SIT Canton. aiiiten.
perionot -- S0iicr. Gic 9totirltl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
FIRST CALL

$4,000 slug Hailp nub piabf Ser. .....t0i
$4,000 anacoitia ii. Fotontnc Ser. .t04h
$4,000 GbarI Conf RI II. glee 5er. %
$4,000 Cotton 9uef ser .......... TIA
$4,000 VI & g Conn 4er (Gtfs) 5,2oet. g6la
$500 Gin ser 1916 . 1. ...... ...ttT.
saoOn @ft'sS l. ...... ..t.... 5sH
$4,000 eifo II. Suhnrban ser .........tt3k
$4,000 iiniteo slailipabs der =. ...... 03h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
-5iuf's ectd,

UT. 1424 oft'BoItimore.str - 8tm.
ner an Ssrren 3u bermietben. - Vetnfte
eetrdnfe urb @eine. .BabsBte!v.Sraues
rep"Sier. gerfaunIunqsIofaI he's Oft
2ombarbftr. Smmertu. Rni' uno eeibs
Serciits. Gbef. 3el.-gSoIfe 1859 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

ite $3.50 bis $3.50; anonoS, pro
Crate $3.50 bis $3.50; airihen, pro
elmer 20c. bis Soc; StohcIbcercll.
pro Yfltnb &c. bis 6Hc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Gauten nnb 1tatfa1btss \.

Gnrjna's Canton 2teoerfran5.Saae.
GiiomeftsGde 3. ctr. II. sditsglpe., Canton.
Saupi llartier oes Canton 9ieoerfran3 -
S~inaitunbe ieoen 9pnneritne Ibene. -
Samems4erein berfam1eIt flo ieoen Diem
itaa abcfb. PdtipnaIsSier ant 3dpt.-
ebeinpeafe 2elepbcn: BoIfe 1853 8.
(MprtIf31C0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
9r. Ybuips arjtli9cs
Sniitut.
YER. 1881, OF Yratt Strabe.
epeSialttsm fir sebeime aranfbeiisn BON Y9dr.
nern nnb 5rauen.

@ir beiIen Sranpfaoer6rii6e obne fdr,er,.
bafte Operation, Strifiureu, @iitbereiftuna unb
SbpbiIis In auet eiabten, 8erIuit Der 0sonu.
bartlett lino neu 8uee5oeene aranfbeiten. gifte
rafte. oauertbe SetIune tpirb saranttrt. lin.
fere bette Gmpfebluie beitebt barin. bab MID
Elm Gent boz ~erioIaicr SeiIuEe Su bcsaDIen lit.
&c foitei sic glttts, in unferem @iirean scr.
snfpreten uno cine Private gonfnIiatior nit
ms si baben. Bon 10 llbr Yormiitnas bis 10
libr abcnbs e%eoffnet. S6reibt, ipcin Sbr MID
fomtneit f0utt.
1rnib.Sia. nnb s%aoIanb.9 q I'll. gaaasuus fat.
ren at ~naierer sbare porbei.
eibipet.Gde goHs. nnb grait. strahe.
(Winii9 ,9&5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

Nortoft.Gde @oueb. uno gnroIinesg trabe.
Sauptqunrtter hes #gabern.WidnnerborS'.
N.,S.sGde 4ouebs uno garolineftr. Ber'
etnsberin mmIune ieoen 9onneriiae MbeIb.
Neue miteIieoer iuiIfommen. 8or5iie,
tiheS Bier Der Acknowledgement int 3dpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Eruonften.Warft.

llntcnitebcnoe Frciie be3iebcn iidJ
oui ben gnoroS. SanocI; fir ben
aIeinbanocl mtB Gin entipred)cnoer
Iitfidlag gcntodJt luerocn.
Gier, pro Gubclro 1916. bis 17c1a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
6. epnhn's Mritanrant.

NahfoIger bon Qcnrb WUrier. J
Rr. 923, NorosGbens, ode NltbpnDsStr.
9erlammIurtasIofnI oc5 o9lnionia ; Gons
itriftS Nr. 1906" nG6iaers9iftrifts gr.
103. 8. Il. D." uno n9iitrifts Hr. $50,
3. II. D." Sane an 8ereine 3I oermies
t9eu. Geinfte 9iere, &8eine uno anoere
Setrinfe. U22|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
@ricfbeforbernns mad Dem gnslanSe.

@ricf6eforbernng mad Dem ImslanSe.
gusldnoiide Boit fir Ole nit Dem
II. Silni enoenoe @otc idlicBt bier
Gin allen SGGen piinftIi6) ruie folat:
godet . Eoit lit often bon 8 llbr
@ormittaes bis 8 ltbr Abcno8 tag.
lid (ansgcnonimen Sonntogs).
Godct-Gpit fir Gcutidlon0 Idlieft
bier Montog, Den -. S,rni, @ornrit.
tags INN 10 llbr; fir @rob6ritonnicn
uno Srlanb 9icnito0 mo 6rcitag
nm 6 llGr abetbS.
Compiler fobren bon Nctp 0orf ab,
Wcrn nid)t anocrs o~n9cacbcn.
Irans.atlantiidc Soft.
0ienItoa - I'M Z llhr 9(6cnOs mad,
europa per GonlpIcr yA}oieitic" pio
GllcenStoiun.
Mittpod - Inn 10 llbr Ibcnos
mad, 6ronfreid), bcul iiiolid)cn Glt.
ropo, ggppteu nnO 9ritiid, Srloien
per 0ompier so SoOoic" pio Sabre
Voltioden nod onOcrcn Sbcilcn
bon europa n1illIcn per ga Sopoie"
ooreiiirt iein).
Sreitog - ilnl 6 llbr 9(bcnO8 no6
europa per 9nmpier st. 2oltiS" oia
Glnnloutb uno G~bcrbolrra (Yolt.
ioden nod 2ipcrpoot ShottIono itno
Srlono nliiiicn opcr ct, 2ouiS" oorei.
iirt iein); I'M 10 l)br NbenoS nod
europa per 3ampicr o2ucnnio" pia
SueenStolpn.
Gienitog, ber 90. Sluti, INN 6 llbr
g(benoS nod) europa per 9ampicr
Baltic" pia 0uecn8tolpn.
Soft ii 9 Ii D. uno Central.
gmcrifa, @citinbien etc.
Gienltoe Inn 3 (lbr Nat)mittags
nod) Somoiea per Gompier bon @oz
ltot, Wali.; Tim 6 llbr Nbclto8 nn6
9rolilicn per 9ompfcr oGopri" bio
Gernombuco nno Hio Sonciro; I'M
10 llbr Ibenos nod Snoqilo, Sopti
uno Columbia per Gompfcr ,IIene".
Mittipod - im I llbr gbcnoS nod)
ben Ga Eloto.S rtidoftCn per 9om-
pier oSomcr"; Inn 10 llbr Gormit.
tags no6 Cuba, s)llcntnn ltro Gam.
pod)e per 8ompfcr n1ucoton"; no6
Central. gmerifa uuo ocn iiiolihen
Tociiic.Sdfen per Compiler pio Go
Ion; nod benz norolifcn 9roiilien
per 3ompfer nEolrcorp" pia Sara
uno MonioS; nod 9roiilien per
3ompfcr nGoltilion Erince" pia Ser.
nombuco uno SontoS.
3onnerltog - lm 10 ltbr NlberrbS
nod Nclt-6unbIonO per 8ompier
~Silpia"; lto6 ben 9obomo-S llieln
per 0ompfcr .Smtiogo".
6reitog - I'M 3 llbr NodmittogS
nod Sonlaico per 9ompier bon 30
lton, Wtoii.; llnt 10 llbr abenoS nod
Curacao mo GeIre5ltelo per 3ompfer
nMoracoibo"; nod Gorto Gico per
0ompfer .Yonce" pio Son SSllan;
mad Sortinc.SSlano, Sontoica irnb
Columbia per 0on1pfer g8orono";
nod Cuba per Gambler .Werico".
Die goit nad HeuiunoIono, bio
Horb'S ioneD, uno uad Wiquelon,
pia goitoit idIiebt bier t1glid Inn 3
llbr RahmittogS; nad Cuba, bia
3ompo, SIa., tGgIid INN 1 llbr Rod).
mittags; nod Sonouros, Gotta Rica,
Guatemala, Banana unb Der 8onaI.
5one, pia Nelu.O orleans, t1glid nm
s ubr Ibenos.
Grams. Bocific g 0 It.
Somltog tint 7 llbr abenos nof
Soluoii pia Gan francisco; nod
g(ltitrolien mo eusGoleoonien pia
Soncoupcr; mad Sapon, Gorca,
ilno Den Ebilippinen pio Senttle.
Die Grams acific.Yoit miro tag.
lid gum gbgongS.S ofcn beforocrt,
uno bic Belt bcs Boitibllllics lit 70
orrongirt, Dab cine ununterbrodene
lleberlono . 9%ciorhering e~rmogIidt.
miro.
u. Sail Sarris,
~ FI.F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
edmiSt's ,,eiteuFran5.eaae,"

Ode 8. uno 9oiiebsStrabe. 61liptalatttcr
oes .Babern SIR. sl1nt. s8ereins," .1ihers
onssDameipercins," Canton Smmcrlu.
Bnus uro 2eibsBereirs," nGeuifte Ce'
m%iitbTihfcif," Standardization" nnb
. SefperzGonfIabe 9tr. AIS, 3. 8. 3" 5rt'
fdes Bier Sm ieber Belt. GeIepbon: g.
Il ". - g0nIf 0500 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

Wots. 3ufubr 1860 Wltid)el;
Gerlonot bon ben elepotoren 2G,911
9uidel; eIeootoren 8orrotb 1924
9llidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
0clo anssnIcibcn.

Warglanb Gbattcl 2oan MToeiation,
$40 Bic $500 merbeu p~erIteben anf W,abelu,
ttanss etc., pbne Gutfernnna berielben.
Vom 1. Jdunar 1905 an befiuoen fth uHtere
SnreahJ fnieoer in unferem alien qoiaIe.
9alpert'Hnlistng, benz @eri6tseebdnbe aeaen.
fiber.
Sifiiiher yr. 229, 23t, 233 (stpeiter SLUT.
eAbph.06e 1aGttte. unb ct. gast.etra6e.
SeieenirS fhr 0ef1dftsfreunbe.
Neun Str @elb uatbta tabt. tueubet gudb
an mid. 8arleben nIf GoIdre, WobeIu ooer
SriiHbetgentbun gerf6pieeenbeit. Refine
Getbaeihdftss9 Petboben. Mr. 0remer, sr. 100,
fNpriItb-D
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Webrere moberne 5lueift6diae Sdufer an oil.
fer GAGE, Ieidte Geoineuugen. 9tnh5uiraaen
bel 9nas, u. Seder, Nr. APO, 9uro.GareD.e Ctr.
G27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Scutiae SdlluBrnte:

Verfdufe auf Der bleiigen gfieften.
Vnrip
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gu ~ncrfanfcn.
3u uertapfcu fir lie $500.

gu nerfaufeu:
SrocerD s8efd1ft init Sorratb II. Ginri6tunq
euteS ,glteS 3eifltt. 9laA5ufragen bel Gbas
u. Neder, Ssr. 100, 1orS' 6arenss trahc.
G27)
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$4,000 ecubrnrO 4er -. .......,.... s7h
$4,000 eng Ginf ,, ............. 2TA
$1,000 lluiteo HuiItuubs Giuf ......... Sta
$4,000 lluiteo glntIluobs Ginf ......... 81
$500 " & g " U ier (Gifs) ...,..... u
$1,000 ia Car ii, giortb Ger .....,...ti3i4
1900 Seuhpuro AigbtS . u. .........., u
80 SioeIib II. 3cpofit Hlabts .,.... OK
1870 Gcubpnro (neue) ., Ffo. .,.... son
% Scabonro (tteue) .. rife. ......, 81
800 Srnbonro (teie) 2. Rth..,...... b0%
10 WlcbdnicS' 9auf o.. ........... 2bH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

aorbof.@de Der aous unb Sorreft'Girabe.
S~auptgunrtier hes 9einrapereinS .MleIo,
Ste. 6iHefiunhen ieben DonnerttagsIbenp.
Berfnmmlitnaen be5 Centennial Mebeer'
gsrtiits" ieben 2. urb 4. 9tenitae i'm @lo.
not. 3eIepbou - Wt. Bernpu 1865 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

pdotMtusSautt
Nr. 432 glaremount.sloe., StgbIonbfoDn.
S~aipfau1rtier beS .gnbentd . Wditners
eborsA. SineftlIben 3ierftae, NbenbS 8
ubr, n oe8 ~Womuuentat Giftrtft8 Nr.
231. .. u.sB. .WonuHieffal~ sBter am
3apt. GtefopedfesT eIepbon - 1926 4.
AI1, .. |. 5uppert, Befser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Suiepb ed,rpeuaer,s GATE,

2tt5 Galuertpn. Sipab, iiahe 5rebertd. Npe.
Die beiten @eine i'm 8eiteno. Wabls
5etien gu ieoer 3eit. @ef6lftsIunf6 etre
Spe3ialitIt. - S1uptauartter oeS HSars
rultot'Nrbeite WidnHer6ors".
(Ipril20,tO
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Nbam RuSp's Neitdurani

Nr. 1104, Yorbs9enfrdIsAbenie.
Der rgaorbcft SIninertcdbrenbe naibereiu
bon Baltimore %berfamueIt f9 bier
iebsn Wlpiltan. - 0ecrae Vrebm & eonS
Bier am 8apf. mad beutfher art btrett
bonn Sab.
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0tber's ,,0befmete.Vaae,"

&de gdft' nrlb Sait.dbenie. Canton.
MnrbIanbsI eIepbon - 81 4.
6duptarortier bes 0~efanaberetnS .9bel.
tueib,a ~Dafnen .1ereinS beS GbeIiuetb,-
~eanton.@oneIabe Nr. 445, 8. o. s.
~Orientdi. DtftriftS gr. 1853, 3. n..D.' anb
.Ganfon Spars u. 8ereniiguusSs BereinS'.
(Gept2f.fO
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8. 8ptgt's Dane,"

Rr. 1920 bis fi22. Sarforb.Nbeme.
Sauptauariier bes ~1baIia'R dnnernors@.
6ane urb Sommerearten biaie an ber.
mteiben. 6nier YIab fit auifernr6ften.
Teinfie 8etrdnfe. SretsBooI. q. Z g.
9elepbon - Nt. Bertion $3.50 Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

Miiiieu ipfort ~perfnuft iperbeu.
Stttqe bitbi6e oretit6diee 9SobubGufer i'm
toropeitItben Staottbeile, biHiq fir baIbiae
&dlifer: Eah5ufragcu bel Gbns. u. geder, Gr.
420, RurbsS arch strahc. Q27@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

ger. 5O7, 515 nnb 517, gforS.gp ontforb. sIbe.,
ts6s 8tnmer nit 8erbeferune. greis $3.50. 90.
0riinbdins $4,000 pro Sabr.
8oltee 9aufer i'm 100 EIod Der Horo'Srobe.
Sfrabe. ietS 3iriTer nit allen Berbeerunaer.
Wrets $775.00. @runo5inS $50 pro 2abr.
100 Vlod, 1enlupoosgloe Cine Teibe bon
loe6en tettie aeftcaten bter8ebn mpoerneri 5lueis
!tndigeii S1nfern. Seds ~berfeIben ftnb bers
Iantf. Wills $1450.00 70. 8runosinS $3.50 pro
Sdbr.
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9auunteruebmer.
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edmefaerie Gate,
gr.. 701 uHb TOT Eomb0rbs6frabs, oteRs
Inietotun. Getnfte Deine urb Atqu6ve.
Der gefiHteGe Drt ant bet Grbe. - Die
heften poDIsRarInr8 In ,~eiSbIanbtoRn.
@r0n1pte Bebs 1lund.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-29
PERSONAL POINTS.

Or. G. G. Craig, Sr.. has returned
from trip to Chicago.
Mrs. F. r. Harrington returned last
evening after a weeks visit at Gene
SEQ.
Miss Mary L. Sparks. of Toledo, H..
is in Rock Island visiting with rela-
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Corken arrived
home this morning after a weeks visit
in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Sparks. of Ro-
chester. Ind. are in the city on their
wedding journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Larkin returned
yesterday from a visit to st. Paul Mil
waukee and Chicago.
r. S. McMullen and bride, of Ottawa.
are in Rock Island on their wedding
trip, and are calling on Rock Island
friends.
Richard Warwick, who was former
ly manager of the Postal Telegraph
company's office, is now here temper
arily with the Western Union COM
pany.
Mrs. A. Shererr has returned from
Muscatine. where she had been for a
week. She returns to that city Fri
day to care for her mother, Mrs. c.
Schmidt. who is ill.,
William Rutledge, Sr, of Woodruff
ILL.,, is visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Freeman. 1920
Nineteenth street He is accompanied
by his brother. George Rutledge and
daughter, of Johnstown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Marinan have re-
turned from their wedding journey to
Colorado, and will make their home on
Fourteenth street, near Eleventh av-
enue Mr.. Marinan has resumed his
duties in the city ticket office of the
Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-29
MIER WAS INSANE
Mind Not Restored TO Normal
Condition After Sober.
ing Up.
GOES TO INSANE HOSPITAL
Condition Attributed to Excessive Use
Of Intoxicating Liquors-Head and
Body Bruised.

Siemon Mier, who was recently tax.
en- into custody after he had injured
himself by cutting his abdomen with
a knife. was taken into county court
yesterday afternoon and declared in
sane. He was ordered committed TO
the hospital for insane at WATERFOWL
by Judge Parmenter
Alcohol the Cause.
The cause OF his insanity was said
to be excessive use of intoxicants At
ter his attempt at injuring himself he
was taken to the police station. where
it was thought he would sober up and
be all right mentally. He was sent to
jail for 10 days. but since he has been
there 1t has been apparent that his
mind was affected to such an extent
that he would not improve under those
conditions. Beside the knife wound
hIs head and body show evidences of
having been bruised
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-29

Confined from Page One)
dent Roosevelt was the honOred guest
Of Harvard university at the com
Inencement exercises yesterday, when
999 received degrees, including seven
honorary degrees.
Following the commencement eXer-
cises the president made three public
addresses, one at the Harvard union
a second, and the principal one of his
trip. at the annual alumni dinner in
Memorial hall. and a third from the
steps OF Memorial hall to the members
Of the alumni who could not gain ad-
mittance to the Memorial hall eXer-
cises
ArOusea EnthuEIasm.
The speech in Memorial hall. which
was a general discussion of the mis-
sion OF the college. evoked great en-
thusiasm. In the course OF it he said:
There are two points in the under
graduate life of Harvard about which
think we have a right TO feel some
little concern. One is the growth of
luxury in the university. | do not
know whether anything We can say
will have much effect on this point,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-29

but just so far as the alumni have
weight / hope TO see that weight felt
in serious and sustained effort against
the growing tendency to luxury, and in
favor of all that makes for democratic
conditions. One of our number. the
one whom / think the rest of us most
delight to honor-ColOnel Higginson-
has given 10 our alma mater the Har
ward Union, than which no better
gift. no gift meeting a more vital need
could have been given to the univer
sity. II is neither possible nor de
sirable TO try to take away all social
differences from the student life; but
1t is good thing to show how unim
portant these differences are com
pared TO the differences of real
achievement. and compared also to
the bonds which should unite together
all the men who are in any degree
capable of such real achievement;
bonds. moreover. which should also
knit these capable men to their breth-
rem who need their help.
sport Important.
THE second point upon which
wish to speak is the matter of sport.
Now shall not be suspected of a tend
ency unduly to minimize the import
ance of sport. | believe heartily il
sport | believe in outdoor games. and
are rough games, or that those who