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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Mn Den ,,8rtctfaFem"

elmer ieben groBen 9eituue fptro tdeltd3 bieieIbe
,5raee gerid)tet: sd, babe Mid ourb t4ortd)te
@ernahldiigung NIB leberanfrengurg tlirirt.
Sdl Iei6e an uebeIfeit, uuijtoben. aopiidmer5,
Sdipinbel. Ridenihpade. ioiuie on Veritopinng
unb Seberanihipeunng. tpdhreno meme crane
@eiitbtsiarbe uno bic geittuoaeueu augenltoer
mir iageu, bah audi mcine Nieret ent5inoet limb.
gsas ratben Sic mir an thun ? Nae bon mir per.
iudlten Mittel baben nidltS ,gebolfen." un6 in
ie6em Jale niro bic Nntiport Ianten. baS BITE
ireiten Observation-Disclosures, pauSmittel. unb tuie
oieie Mlirturen ionit nod hsibsr mogen. nidlts
belien f6nnen. neil tie nur anf ben angenblidli'
hen Of eft bered,net, MIR Seitrueiltg bic Sbntps
tome burdl Gnefiilber ooer anoere dberbe Stofe
pertreiben. nidt aber ben 2eioen anf ben @rano
ge9en unb eine @nbe bereiten. Selfen fDrnen oa
iiur bic berihmteu ct. Bernard arduterptlen,
b. b. cine ipirtlide.. aus ben betlfrditigften
characterization anbereitete @r5nei. bic idhon unS
Sdhigen 2eibenoen gebolfen bat, unb siuar oes'
balb geholien hat. neil tie BEN llebel oni ben
@run6 gebt. bic Beroanun9 ipieoer heriteat nno
retdles. guteS 9lut ic1nft: bic Oue1e rener, ge'
iunoer 9ebenstrait. Sn alien spotbeten tar nar
% Gents 5u habsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Gin parabieiides samb

lit Die Siibipite bon Sloribn. Bon
Der Ratiir nit mdrdenbnfter S6ore
belt allseeitattet. BON @efee 9eidiist.
bietet bieles 2anb cine Mnnebmli6s
felt tpie fem anberes bieier Groe: es
Fat feline Straben uno fein @aeen9es
rdiIeI. Ines RABBIT. Ser Burger
meiiter, Der Softor, Der Yfarrer, lie
ane itrampeln reblid, frieOli9 unb
freunpli6 i6ren @eiddften nod.
@eibbaarise Sranen. %eolbbdarige
Slngfrauen unb fede 8affHhlein
flieaen frie Der 8inb on einen1 bots
iiber. Sdnerfdnis bnbinter tpdl5t
iid cine @iftllalienbdnDlerin, tpel6e
aeIfidt einen eroBen @emiiieforb Dor
iif auf Der 2eutitnnge befeitigt bat.
Oa5tpiiden Grbeiter NIT Dem @crfs
5eugfafen, Sii6bdnbIer, nit ibren
8aaren bebdnet. uno Slaidenbierz
bdnbler, beren @onteiren beim Sab
rem frobli6 3uiammenflimpern. llno
Die dIten, Die nift mebr rabeln fons
men? Sum bic Iaifen ii6 auf &orbs
fabrrdbcrn stpiIdenburd bugiiren.
Sinten liet Der 9eeer auf Dem Sabrs
rab, borne I'M bealiemen &orbgeflcht
lebnt Der 8aifaaier. Sad Nabaabe
ieines &Drpernmfan9es rnbelt i'm bas
neutrality-suspicious. Erainpeltbier, bciien
fletSdenbe 3Gbne, f~abennrtise 8rims
mniien unb fpie 9anpfmotore bins
unb beriauienbe 8eine einen burlesfer
Gnblid s~eipdbren. mebr ober minoer
ploslib binbur6. Sier berridt alb
iolute @efabrloiiefeit urh = in Be-
aug uuf 9er1uihe bes 8erfebrs -
aud abiolute 8erduihlofi8feit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Nontana. Sbabo. lttab, Colorado unb

Wontana. Sbabo. l1tab. Colorado uib
@ppming.
Yellpwftune Garf giIete 5u fdiien
tdeli6. be9ren5t auf 90 Sage fir Die
8iidfebr. S6reiben sic fir Druid
id6en uno Sabrpreiie.
Bolton. Wsaf., Ieip england Oh
Some 8eef. Gin Sabrpreis pins 50
Sinete 5l faufen bonn 25. big 90.
Suli. 8iidfebr begren5t auf ben 5.
Gueuit, NIT He6t auf @erldnserune
bis gum 81. Nuguit, burd ginreifing
Deg giqets ulo 3abliins bon $1.00.
Scin,itattcindjer H~unbreiie gilets
am eriten rnb britten Sienstae eines
ieben Ionats biz Se6ember 1907
einihlieblih, na6 nielen Yuuften in,
Siiboiten. Siioen, Siiopeiten unb
@eiten.
8. S. YbeIps.
Sibiiion Saiieneer &gent, =. G. 81. 81.
603 gant SlDe.. 9ubuaue. Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Gpnsref Der fatbplifden StptS : Sn=
oiancr ppn Nprbs 9afDta IN
st. Dates.

PIN s., g., 7. unb 8. slli tnate Der
fntbolii6e GonereB Der Siours Snoias
ier bon HorbsS afota in Sort gates
auf Der Stonbine Sod Isentnr. Die
periAiebenen 3ipeigc beg ct. Soiepb's
linD ct. Nnrien Iereins o Dieier
Igentiir unb sablreiGe Selegationer
bon Seri(s 2dfe urtb SurtIe @erns
tains in HorbzS ofptn, ioiuie bon
grotp Greet, SiHeton unb 2oiper
grule in Glib Sntotn, nabmen baran
Ebeil. Nm Gbeno beS 4. Suli langte
Der boHlu'ite Serr 9iibof $. s. Sbdns
lep aus Sarge bon Wdnbnn bier On.
Im Gormittae bes 8. Suli fpdro Der
6offp'ite Serr Yiihof in Sro5eiiior
our ct. Eeter'ss Stride seleitet. Der
bodp'ite 5err 8iidoi Martin Wsartp.
8. g. g., feierte bier an 1. Iitguit
1915 eas erite bl. Mebopfer urb ers
offnete bel jener @ele9enbeit oas fds
tboliihe Wiliionsfperf inter Den bieS
liaen Snbianern.
SnS feisr[i1e Sohanlt belt Hater
Wartin, 8. 9. g.. nit Yater Ilopz
fins, 8. g. g., bon S%trubbrrs. Norbs
Sofota, als 9iafon, Batter Inlbroiius.
g.. g. g.. bon stephan, Gibbs ofotd,
als S%ubbiaton, uno Yater 8ernbaro,
.. g. g., bon Sort yates ais geres
| monienmeiitcr. Yater Sieronpmus.
s.. 9. g.. o Sort Gotten, Sebils
2afe, TorbsS afota. beitiee na6 beu
gpnngelium Die adn5eI unb belt eine
portrefflibe Seitprebiet in Der Sionrs
Spra6e. Ser bohip. Yater ut Der
dlteite fatbpIii6e Waftondr inter ben
Siourz Snbianern, bn er iett 1877
unter linen pirft. Or bat iid befonz
bers audi burd bic 5ernussabe Der
inbianii6eu 3eitnne r@otefihe Gbas
paba" (Serolb bes 8ldnbens) uni
zines inbianiiden &atenismus unr
@eiangsbu6es unb elmer giblii6er
@eihihte in Der Siongs Sprahe pers
bient serradt.
Iad benz Sofamte iprah ber bohs
mite Serr 8iidof in einbrudspolIe,
8eiie our @emeinbe inb ben 8inbern.
Die e~efirntt uerben iolten. gtpo
40 &inber unb grtpodfene empfinber
bas FL. Satrament Der Sirrnmne. uni
am Gnbe ertbcilte Der 6berbirte Der
pGpitliden Seeen. Nndrnittags I'M
9 llbr mar ansemeine ssereinss @ers
iantnnlune.
Im Samstas Moreen eelebrtertt
Safer Imbroiius Elm SeeIenamt fin
Die peritorbenen Witslieber Der @er'
cine. Sonntaes btelt Yater Siero:
MINUS bds Sofamt nnb Tater Mar:
tin bic Yrebiet IN Der eneIiiden uni
Siours Sprahe. Wadntittdgs I'm :
llbr ipar picner ~aleenteine Yeriamm'
lung. nobel Die peri9iebenen Re6nun.
gen unb @eri1te eineereidt, nbge'
j1lolien unb beroffentliHt fpurben
Sernah fonb Die Werfbeillns boz, &c:
idenfen ltatt an a~uswdrtiae beiu'
denbe SeIegaten. Iih Der 8ii4of
bic M~iiiiondre nnb b~ilfsbebMrftie'
&irtcn unb Miiiionen tpurben babe
bebaft. Ser gonereb suar IN jebe'
Siniibt elm grfols nnb tam in fdon'
tier @eiie gum GPidfnB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Dit pbcr 9Seit Ggfnriions= Sabrpretie
fir Sbre Scricnrctie.

gSenu Gle cine Neiie MAIDEN, lpiro
Sbnen aerile Insfunft iiber @rfure
itonss Snbrpreiie bon irgcno einem
Sidets Iaenten Der SainoiS Central
oeaeben, ober burd cine Yoirfarte pers
i6afft.
Sabrpreiie iinb jest anIgelrelt tiir
perIdiebene Yunfte unb Sbetle pes
2anbes, 3um 8eiipiel:
Samcstpwn @usitellmng, Noriulf,
81. Silete fir Is ober 60 Gage
ober fir Die Saiion iino tG9liG 5n
faufen. @eri6iebene 2inien einen
8ea pia gteip yorf fir Saiions uno
so Suoe> 9iQete; uuh pia Bolton ooer
Wlontreal. S6reiben sic fiir iaus
i~trierte Srudindlen, S%abrpreile uno
ginselbeiten ii6er S%dltepunfte.
Gpmmer 3pnriiten : J~abrpreiie
mad, Often. 8i0ete Iinb 81 farfen
t1ali6 ndbrenb Der Commemorate
nad Bolton, Niagara Sails, Il6anD,
0ontreal, YortlanO, Buffalo nm
pielen Gomner Iufentbaltsorten in
Ontario, Quebec unb Den Staater
giefp @orf, &ermont, Neip Sampibire
uno Blaine; Niidfebr be9ren5t auf Der
81. Sftober. Iu1 30.Saee 8iaett
Su nieprigeu 9reiien mad ben meiiter
obengenannten Yunften.
CONNER . Sabrprciie mad ben
gqeitcu. @iQete 5u fanfen pdbreni
Der Commemorate nad Ynnftcn ar
Der po5iiii6en aiiite III Californian
Oregon uno @aibin9ton. uno mad
pielen CONNER : Iufentbaltsortcn II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Gin fplafamer Gatient.

gr5t: SEQ. baben Sic meinen 8at6
befolgt unb bas @~irtbsbaus eemies
benz"
9otient: r@etptS, Serr 9oftor.
llebrisens babe id babel Die gemers
funs sema9t, bab BAG Bier gu 5auie
dlib eana gut ffmedtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30

bon Sdnemarf ipar 10 ent5iidt. baS CT
Den alten SnrOen ailfforDertc. als fem
@uit ben bdniiden a~1nigsbof in &os
penbneen 81 beiud)en, nnb nit rnbis
ger @iirSc nabm Der Ilte Die ebren>
polle ginlapune an. "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
WsiNouris Sarmen.

War fdlreibe nm Gtantster.e, @ampSltt. uno
ssetterbsridt; irei ~psrianot 9ajeI J. West,
GbiIlieotbe, wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
&fe eimer innsen MiiFom
Sn Scr Si55rfc Wprtbnmtton, Gafen-
bntn, Nprfulf, Gnslanb.

$50 pirb 9egentpdrtig bic 81. aecile
9efeiert unb rcr Segen a~eipcnoet?
ISn eirem 8 d. Il ii b Of e n. fir
6eiicn 8ebraud) iH cinen S6iIs
per ISOLDE be3abIe.
Durdldnitili6e ipodbeuiIi1s gols
lefte 3s Cd.
Nur cine Stiise in u%nierer Wotb-
bic 9otfnnn9. @eiuiB feline ros
ii9en Muslidten. iueroet Sbr, Iiebe
Scier, Dobl benierfen. Id pubil
@er ipeib? @robe Oinse baben in
Der Wegel gar fleinen anfane. On
mar Der Stan su Bethlehem uno
@pttes Snnb purne bod nidjt oers
fiirst. Sd babe 9pffnnn9. SD
babe iosar sroBe 9ofinuns. haB
bieie iunse WiIiion. iuelHc Ditr6 Den
8iiGof bon SOUTHAMPTON er0ffnet
ipuroe. cine srobe @!iiion perben
fpirb.
Mber ausnartise pile lit aueens
bIidli6 nDtbi8. Werben mir bies
jelbe erbolfen?
sd babe bemerft. fuie bereittpiaie
Die NitsIieber bes CT. u NJ
tonius bon Ynbud @ers
leins ben .arrnen, NIT Got6 fdmz
pfenben Yrieltern gu Siilfe ellen.
I6hte es nidt aid mir personnt
fem, baB tie eberfans einen lpmpas
tbiiGen nnb mitleibigen Bid aiif midi
urb mein Hingen, einen @orpoiten
bes fatboliifen 8lambens in bieier.
iniofern es ben futbpliiden @lauben
betrifft, biirftisen @egenb, gu sriins
ben, fperfen? SIT es mir nid)t al
bcffen perg0nnt, lieber 9eier. bab
SIR. in gurem Offer fir ben Sort
5hritt ienes @lnubens, mir cine bills
rethe Sanb rei6en perSet? Sns
briinitig rufe i1 gn6 at, mir bei5us
fteben. SIR feb bieIleidt nuScr
Stanb biel au tbun; aber ei n
10 nie f0nnt Sbr bod bun.
Sbuet bas penige, DAB in Guren
&rGiten itebt Inn @ptte5 Wtner uno
NIT benz dnbern .8enieen", ipel9es
mir aebpten pirb, tperbe i1 I'M
Gtanbe iein, allen grnites biefe
Wiiiion Su sriinben.
% eibet meinem brin9ens
ben S~IIfernfe ni9t
tdhbeO brer
.M0ge @ott Cure Tbeilnabme.
fpelde Sbr Der @riinbune liner
Mifiion 5u Tafenbom entsesenbrinsi,
ieenen unb grd @ebeiben eeben.
7 Grtbnr,
gifdof bon northampton"
Mbreffe: Eeb. 8. 8. q a y.
Sempton 8oaS. Safenbam. Norfolf,
gnelnnb. =
81. g. - Sd fperbe banfbor nno
prompt iebe @dbe bnrh elm fdOtea
Bib bonn Seiligiten 9er5en aners
fennen. a.
Sic rele Miiiion fpirb benz 81
Nntonius ben Rabua eetpeibt tperben.
-+-+-+-
Gin fplsfamer Iatient.
0f~.k. o. hodsr C:o ,1e;,,sp 0ar%f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30

Morb6hf. Cd. Der 8. NIB Main Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30

0ibiiion Safenser Ssent, =. 6. 81. 8
603 gnnf 8lbe.. Snbuaue. Sofpa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11

c'osed a ten nights meeting with six
teen confessing Christ. &. XVI
Another point where a school was
organized last May with an attend
ance Of about twenty-seven scholars
has an average attendance now of
sixty, and is doing an excellent work
for the children. This community
was without any religious services,
dancing, card playing, drunkness,
horse racing aud base ball were their
amusements. We praise God that
the Sunday school and the Bible
stndy class have taken the place of
these sinful amusements and boys
and girls are being trained for Gods
service.
Cordially Yours,
9. M. BAILEY,
Missionary.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
Two Weeks Of Stock Judging al
the Agricultural
School
Farmers Learn to use Score Cards,
Demonstration in Meat
Cutting. Dates Jan.
9Th to 10Th

The agricultural department of the
State University has for several
years offered each winter a lecture
course to farmers who have not the
time to attend the regular school
course. For the past two winters, two
weeks of each term has been used for
instruction in stock and grain judg-
ing. Practice is given in the use OF
the score card and in comparative
judging, with full explanation of
reasons. Considerable time will be
given to corn judging. A. D.
Shamel, expert from the U. s Dept
of Agriculture, will be present and
assist in the work. =
This year the judging course will
begin Jan. 9th and last until the
10Th.
At the 1905 International EXPOSE
ton the Minnesota Agricultural COL
lege showed the champion steer herd,
consisting of three head, also the
champion College herd of five head
One of these steers was the champion
Angus steer and champion yearling
steer, as we'll as tho reserve grand
champion. These steers we're all
brought back for use in short course
stock Judging classes. A large mum
Der OF high class breeding animals
owned by the college are also avail
able for work in stock judging
Good horses are furnished by Nc
Laughlin Bros. and other breeders.
and the college stables furnish high
class hogs aud sheep.
This course is open to anyone, no
matter what The age or previous edu-
cation. It is designed for farmers
and stockmen. A fee of only $500
is charged for the two weeks of judg-
ing. Seven dollars additional is re-.
quired of those taking the four weeks
lecture course Immediately following
thejudging course. Board aud ROM
can be secured at $3.50 to $500 pc,
week in the vicinity. or in St Paul O,
Minneapolis. On Jan. 18th and
10Th, Mr.. John Gosling of Kansas
City, will give his incompatible
demonstration in meat cutting
From this farmers can get good
idea of the value of meats and o.
methods of cutting. This feature o
the course alone is worth trip to ths
Agricultural School. Those wht
have attended the short course in pas
years are enthusiastic.
For further particulars, address j
M. Drew, Registrar, School of Agri
culture, st. Anthony Park, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
Union Sunday Schools

Worthington Num-, Dec. 26, 1906
DEAR FRIEND
There was never time in the his
of Minnesota when union Sunday
school work was need more than at
present.
We only know the needs by the
work accomplished.
We have had the pleasure, through
the help of God of organizing nine
new Sunday schools with thirty -four
teachers and three hundred forty.
seven scholars, leorganizing six
schools with twenty teachers and two
hundred and seven scholars, visiting
and aiding forty.two other schools
with one hundred seventy.seven
teachers, one thousand seven hundred
and eleven scholars.
Bibles and Testaments sold and
given away one hundred and two,
families visited, seventeen hundred
and ffty-one; sermons aud addresses
delivered, one hundred and seventy.
There were one hundred and fifty.
two confessed Christ; sixteen hundred
pounds of religious literature dis
tributed.
To accomplish this we have
travelled 6,673 miles.
This brief summary only shows a
beginning made upon the fifteen
thousand children that are not rea"h-
ed by any systematical Bible study
in this district.
1t has been our privilege to turn
over to different denominations niue
Sunday school points where they
have regular preaching. One place
where we organized school about
fifteen months ago and where we had
some trouble in getting into the
school house and were compelled to
move to another district. We just
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
The Huns.

The first mention of the Huns in his
tory is in China, B. G. 21O. They con-
quered that country and were after
ward driven out by the Celestials and
marched clear across Asia, penetrating
the country now known as Hungary in
876 A. D. For time they threatened
to overrun the whole of the continent,
but were defeated in the heart OF
France and driven back to the banks
OF the Danube.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
Obeyed Direction.

obeyed Direction.
AS was going along the street the
Their day l met an old friend of mineL
at Murphy. After talking over old
ines l asked him II he had ever got
letter from his brother. Says he:
Yes, did, but he had stamped on
he corner of the envelope, return IN
i've days, so I sent it back. "-Boston
Herald.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
WHAT KIND OF
FiinanCier
ARE YOU?

To sell lot of ground for $50 less
than it would bring if SIS were OK
pended in advertising it is ye1y com.
mon-if not very merchandising.
To sell a shop or farm for $4,000
when $40 worth of advertising would
have found the man willing to pay
$500 more fer lt-that is "near-
sighted" financit'ring.
To allow a house or apartment to
remain tenantless FIR three months,
when 50 worth of advertising would
have rented it in three days-is not q
GOOD way to manage property"
but it is a very usual way!
Through all the little affairs of life
We are apt TO thus trample upon all
of the Financial Com mandments-
making ourselves the poorer, and no.
body else especially the richer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
Just the One For Him.

Just the One For Him.
HOWELL proposed to girl last
night and was rejected. Powell-You
ought to try her again. A girl as sensi-
Die as that would make you a good
wife.-New York Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11
She'd Keen 1t.

"But can you keep house?'' he asked
doubtfully, for he was, above all things
4 practical man.
T. III you get house and put it in my
name," she replied pron!pt':. ''I''l k"or.
It all right enough
Matters being thus satisfactorily set
tied, their engagement vs. aIno"nced.
Judge
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-01-11

Good Reason.
- Traveller. Ito valet)-That's rather
large statue. Pat. Pat-Yes. sor. They
tell me the hand is eleven inches wide.
Traveler-1 wonder why they didn't
make it twelve inches? Pat-Because
they didn't want to make it into a foot.
London Mail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
Is KNOCKED DOWN
AND ROBBED OF CASH
and Check at the Depot Here
Man is Under Arrest.

c. A. Rose, an Iowa live stock dealer,
was knocked down and robbed of 81 or
So in cash and a check for 500 last
night at the Rock Island depot The
robber was a man who accompanied
Rose to this city, the two arriving on
train No. 2 After the matter was re-
ported to the police, Rose took train
for Chicago. His assailant escaped,
and made his way to Davenport A
man giving the name or F. w. Collins
of East Des Moines and answering the
description furnished the police, was
arrested in Davenport about midnight,
and is held there, pending the return
of Rose, who was notified at Joliet
Rose is expected back today to iden.
tify. if possible, the man held by the
police.
The detectives of the Rock Island
have the case in charge. If Collins is
identified by Rose he will be brought
here and given a hearing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
KAISER STARTS FOR ENGLAND
Multitude Cheers Emperor and EN-
press as They Leave Berlin.

Berlin, Nov. 9.-Emperor William
and the empress departed shortly be-
fore midnight for Flushing, where they
will embark for England. The emper-
or looked well, and chatted with Prince
Won Buelow, the imperial chancellor,
public is showing enormous interest in
this visit. The railroad station was
thronged with cheering crowds, among
the people being several members of
the cabinet, prominent military officers
and other officials.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
EAGLES PLAN FAIR
Proceeds Are to Go Toward
Building Headquarters
for the Lodge.
TO BE HELD AT ARMORY
Numerous Articles Will Be Offered for
Sale, and a Daily Program is to
Be Given.

Rock Island lodge of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles has arranged to hold
fair, the proceeds of which will go
toward building fund to be used iii
the erection of handsome quarters 70:
the organization in this city. The fai:
will be held in the Armory hall, the
dates being from Nov. q to Dec II
inclusive. The committee in charge
consisting of Norman Friedenwald
Tim Collins. Nicholas Bosen, Thoma
Casey and G. w McCaskrin, is work.
ing on a program of daily features.
The ladies are engaged in the prep
aration of fancy articles which will be
offered for sale and numerous other
articles will be offered in the many
booths to be placed in the hall.
Daily Program.
The following is a partial program
of the fair.
Nov 27.-Eagle quartet. Songs by
inent citizens.
Nov 2S-Victor Soudberg, "The
Golden Monster" Miss Amanda
Schmidt, solo. THE Nightingale
Song" NJ T. Bousen, bass solo. Eagle
quartet.
Nov. 29-E. E. Wicker magician
IT. C. Roantree, whistling solo Eag,,
quartet.
Nov. 30-H. A. Carroll, Dayenpoi :
tenor solo. Eagle quartet. Miss Adele
lGeiger. piano solo.
Dec IN. d. Lafayette, Davenport
comic songs. Eagle quartet. Victo
Soudberg. The Golden Monster"
Dec. Mrs Mae Richards Casey
solo. Miss Bertha Pollock, solo. Eagle
quartet.
Dec. kinney LENS, violin solo
laccompanist, Clark Swanson. Mis-
Ruth Irene South, solo. Eagle quartet
Dec. 5-E. z. Wicker, magician
Rock Island Mannerchoir. Eagle quar-
| tet.
Dec. 6-Victor Soudberg, 1.-The Go,
den Monster J. F. Blair, baritone
solo. Eagle quartet.
| Dec. ALBERT Geiger, violin solo
accompanist, Miss Adele Geiger. Her
man Schnell, solo, "Fairest Flower il
Dixie" Eagle quartet
| Dec. 9-Mary and Jennie REESE. Nc
line, singing and dancing. Tim Col
Inns. solo. ''Harrigan." Eagle quartet
Dec. 10-Miss Mary O'Farrell, soll
Loves Sorrow w. A. McGuinn
tenor solo. Eagle quartet.
Dec. 11-Arthur Stone solo, ''Wher
Sharon Flows Wormser children
Davenport. Al Wallace, tenor solo
Eagle quartet Miss Josephine Roche
accompanist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
coIored EIks Elect.

Riverside lodge. No. rs, of the col
ored Elks have elected the followin :
officers:
Exalted Ruler-R. A. Pain, Daven
port
Esteemed Loyal Knight-John +
King, Rock Island.
Secretary-John Davie, Davenport.
Treasurer-Henry Merchant, Davep
port.
Invertebrates Bradford, Davenport
Board of Trustees-George Walker
Davenport, chairman; Doc Tallart
Davenport; Bud Marshall. Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
For Visiting Nurse.

The Argus will be glad to receive
contributions or subscriptions look
ing toward the establishment of
fund to provide for a visiting nurse
in Rock Island, the plan being to
secure one for six months with the
object, if the undertaking meets
with popular approval, of making the
office permanent. Credit will be given
for all cash or pledges received, and
the same will be turned over in due
season to the newly organized Visit
ing Nurse association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
GIVE ENGLISH SONG SERVICE
Program That Will Be Rendered a
Zion Lutheran Church Tomorrow.

Tomorrow evening there will be an
English song service at the Zion Luth-
eran church in order to give those not
familiar with the Swedish language
an opportunity to see the new church
edifice. The following program will
be given:
Hymn, Lord Fix Our Wandering
Thoughts "-Congregation.
Scripture Lesson and Brief Remarks
Rev. l.. V. Holmgrain.
Song. 'tPraise Ye the Lord" (Gou-
nod)-Church choir.
Announcements.
Solo, "A New Heaven and a New
Earth from the Holy City,, (GauD
JOSHUA Oden.
Sermon-Rev. Z. X. Jonson.
Song, Seek Ye the Lord" (Roberts)
Choir.
Offering.
Hymn, Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy
Blessing"
Benediction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09

lock Island has been his home TO:
jver a quarter of a century. He il;
survived by his wife, two sons, John
1t home and Charles of Muscatine,
and a daughter, Mrs. Anna NJ. Roosine.
f Moline Six grandchildren and two
great grandchildren also survive. TIL ,
uneral will be held tomorrow after
Don at O'Clock from the home and
burial will take place at Chippiannocl,
cemetery. Rev. l.. A. Johnston of the
Moline Swedish Lutheran church will
have charge of the services.