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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
ltncrfuridrtcs qano.

Irci @elebrtc Der llniperlitGt Sors
poro urb cill FIRST lperbcn orci Sabre
in Dem cin5igcn SbeiIe BON Siioomc-
rifo 5lbringcr, ser auf bcn aortcn
npd) ols runcriorid)t" be5eidr,ct lit.
gr scr Spitc ser expedition itcbt
CT. W. s. Sorobce, Erofeiior Der
Nntbropologie IN Sorporb, U1brenb
oos GcobobpM uicum IN Bolton bic
MitteI belpilist fat.
81 @c9lcitunB BON Or. 6orobec be
iirbcl, iid 8. !. &c Wilrpon INTO (.
". Soltinos, Die nit Ger artbropolo.
1iidcn Ibtbcilutg Der llniperIit1t
pcrbutbcn iinb. II. CON. i. Sorr,
Der Der @eicQifoit oils grSt oiercl
miro. iouie Srolt Sarabee. Scstcrc
miro iid} ridt ipcit ms Snnerc mo-
aclt, %ionbern III Irequipa, Ecrlt, blci-
tci,, lpdbrenb ibr 8atte Icircr Sor-
idntngen allf ser nnocrcll Scite Der
Nnoen nod)gcbt.
Sic Grpcoiiion mifl ppnt Weitel,
aus oas uneriorid)te @ebiet olrd)-
ltreiicu. bos I'M 0nellgebiet oesMnto'
5orcn. ulh ccs Yarana-6 lilIIes lie9t,
ilnt BORT etbroloQiid)e Gaten BON cen
Snbia1erltGmmen 5i iammeIn, Die
bicie aus Gifungeln unb Bergen be-
Itcbertc Milonib beluobren. Sn eill
2ono bon etlpo 1000 Weilen 21ltge
unb 800 bis 500 Weilet 9reitc. bos
BORT liegt. 100 Die @ret5eit bon Eeru,
9olipia mo @rnillien 5niammen
lto6en, lit, iopiel moi, weiB, rod fem
@eiber ucrgeorunaen. IS gibt feline
&drtc bon oieicm Eerritorium. ilrto
fcin 8coarnpb fcnnt ieiIc Mot1;r.
9ortbin ipia bic SarparoQrpebitioi
u%orbringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Nas papicrnc Retailer.

Mlbert Waire bon orr Barrier Sor.
bonnie bat Dor &ur5em cine i%nterei'
ionte 9roidiire ncroffentlidt, in mel.
der or iibcr sic gcbclttlrg bes $50.
picrs fir infer geieQifaitlifes rno
inbultrielles 2eben ipriht. Son 81.
l~cnbobnr0bcr, Deld)c aus Eapier IN.
ter rngebelrem Grltf bergeitcIlt
mcrocl, lnb bic StabIrGber bel uei'
tenn i%ibcrtreffelI, fat man ifor Dor
Sobrcn gebort, 3ob nlall obcr olld)
Giienbobnid)ic11el aus Topier mu6t,
lit etlpos Nenes. "a nm einnlol
Dos Eopier in'a Giicnbobnlpeien ict.
ren Gin5ug gc6oltcn bate, ging man
cinen Sdritt bober urb mo6te
i6lieBlid - Giienbabnpagcn aus
Gopicr. Nod einen Sprung iueiter:
aanonenrobre aus Bopier. Sod ci-
ncn Sprung peitcr pcr,parbte man
ea ard) nab anbcrelt Seiten Fin.
2otomotipen - nid)t ollf ocm ga.
pier, ionbern aus Yapier, Shleifs
itcine fiir gbeliteine, 5obrrooer y@as+
unb @oiierrobren, Gobelumbiillns
gen unb 9alt. unb Efloiterlteine.
Observation-Disclosures unb - falife
3dbne. Sn ber, Ser. Stoaten mo
lei ms lteQt man id)c1 longc Giler-
babnidpellen ous Eopicr Der, lelbIt
Bier unb @einfGiier, @lumcneoien,
llrnen unb Wildflaihen uno loIt
non leolt unuerbrennbare Wto.
bcl. Sn Sopon, Gem 9oroe Der bull'
ten Gopicrlomlpell lin6 stSGd]er fer
tigt man iogor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aus Eopicr on, obgleid) mie ieber
pcib - Die ioponiide grnlce ntdJt
bon Gopier lit. &egeridirmc olls
Eopier iollen iid BORT ord gut be.
ip1brt bnben, un5erreibbare @onfno.
ten fiiIen Die Srciore ser ganfcn.
Seer angit uor Dem Suteintreiben
bot, foltft lid, fir Die Splpeiteruodt
eirten aus Eopier, beiien elegartc
Sornt linb tobclloics Iusieben bon
Subig icin fonlte. llnicre Saltsfrol-
eli brol,dJen nift mebr iiber Die
Iienitmdbd)en ST flogen, bob iie ST.
piel Hor5cQon 5erbred,er,, oenn man
moft iett Gor5elane aus Eopier.
Streihbol5er aus Topicr 5iinben Die
Foppros an. 9%iQarGbdne aus ga.
pier rolen iiber Die crime 9abn, Die
anS Yopicr bergelteut lit. Scgel
aus Yapier miro Die &ieler @od)c ic.
ben uno pie1eif)t in aiir5e &enrboo.
tc oi,s, Topicr. Serilte III bieier
Siniift iin0 erfolgreid) geipcien. =
Nod)oem man Soiseinrid)tltngcn
aus Yopier bergciteat bat, 9ine mon
oaron Sduier ans Yopier 5it boilcn.
Cen &o9cl obcr bat Noripeeen obgc.
ihoiiel, bcnn cS beiitt cine Stride,
Sic aoll5 aus Gopicr gebollt lit mo
Vopicriitc fir 1000 Ecrioncn cnt-
bolt. @cr 5lueiielt Jest nod, baB ipir
i'm popicrrcn 3citolter lcbcn?
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@iQiam YcnDcr.

9Iucu Srelroeu. 9efnrnten uni 8erlunnStcn
bic traurlge- gIaNribt. buB am 5rciiag. ben 4.
Saiuiur 1907 nm II ubr Ibenos, nuler eeliebs
ter @utie, Batter, @robodter NIB 8ruber Ntl.
liam Yenber in feinetl 10. 9ebensiabre ianit In
benz Serrn entf1lnfeH lit. Die @eerbiouls fins
BET Wontas, ben Z. Sanuar, ytadmtttaqs 2 llbr,
bon Der oeutiden ehanGelifhlltberiften ct.
Ninttbdrs'8irde in Se%rieDsGitN fiat.
Sic trauernoen Sintcrbliebenen
Maraaretga Scnccr, geD. 2eonbaufer,
Wiliam Scnbcr, jun.,
SraM Charles Wtifrr,
6ran y. 4. SinfcloeH,
Z. i. Senber.
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@araarct Sduuiot.


Go fiarb an .. Sanua. 1901 @targarct
s1nibt, Satin oes perfiorbenen Steo;, ~.
Gbeitcr. StraBe. Sic 3eit Der Eeeroiauna mtto
fp1ter uHae3eiqt. (6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Sin Siugcncs iibcr bic TcidDstags'
NnflOiuno.

Nv
Nniloinng.
SD bin gcItcru IbenO ONT Hctd)or
tagaltiCr cinem 6crrn b%egc9lct. Gr
mar idmorj gcflci0ct un0 aud ionIt
idqucrmiitbig, mo iplldte pom Belt
III 3cit iiber 0uS Oilnnc rOltigc Gls
icngcl6noer in oic gGnjlid opatbild)c
Spree. Sd 0adlte crit CT fGunc BON
elmer GccrOigunN cincm Grauer-
idnppcn o0cr 10 mas. 9lbcr idl per.
mari Oicie Gcrmmttbrng, ala id) Dor.
tt, uie scr, cininnle Wnnocrer lcile
Dor Iid GinIong. Iie Wtclo0ic Gpclln
man pon 10 lpda Sripiolcm nod I'M
3eitaltcr bon Iid)oro StrnuB iprc
den barb, Die OtGlo0ic fam mir
rcd)t bcfnrnt Dor, obidon lif Der
luunoerlid)c S0ngcr nit ibr ullcrlci
6rcibcitcn crlnrbtc, Die mir 81 be
lpciicn idJicnert, Dob Scr Gortrag BON
idnlcl3cn0cn Sicoern l1id)t iein CT.
gcttlid}cr 9cruf icin fonnc. Nber
Der Cert luor ncu rulO eigenortig.
lln0 idJ bate i'm picllciht nicmoIa
%pCritun0cn, lucnll nidt atbcmloS uro
ld)mciBgcbnoet Elm 0cngel ms etltgcs
BCn0cltiir5t mare, cinen &ollfen ro-
idclnoer 9lGtter il6cr Den Irm uto
inumcr5u ruIen0; "NilIl0iung OcS
Hci6Sto9s - Scr HcidStag allfgc.
lott - Nur 5ebn 5en1igc oes Sra
It's . Grtro ? @lott!l" - Sn Oicien1
Nltgcnblid obcr 9ing mir cin Siht'
lcin olti mo pcrbrcitcte icine Scac
iibcr Art ut0 lb0tigfeit Ocs ittpor5-
Neflci0ctcn SdngcrS Dor mir. llno
ola cr gcraOe luicocr ingrimnig in
Die Spree gciplldt botte, rpas i'm
iidtIidl 5u rrlcid)tcrn ihicn, pcrnob-
melt mcine gcipibtc SbrCn oeutlid),
golr5 Oclttlid Ocn @ortlout ieincs
melond)oliifen Snnges:
IuS lit in GeItlblano b1Blih nld)t
81 iagen,
CAB cine .9otidoit" ale Soifnung
fnidt;
GrIte Ii0tcn bat man founl I'M Mo.
gen,
Aoio mo idJou miro man nnd)
&ous gclfidtl
Ter Sralm mor fllrj. @er 5ohlt
mir NM oie Spcicn?
Ger aon5ler iiebt 10 l~iegcsfrob ga
rein:
9cbiit' lid 9ott, eS mar 10
id)on gelpelen;
9cbiit' lid @ott, eS bat nid)t
ioQen icin!
IS ,por 10 luitig, in Berlin ST.
ipohltcn,
,Ilu @ollptbr0ll ser Selicl 10 fonl.
moo;
I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lumpigc Wtil.
lionell
Sit mir ser gauge ihonc Sraum be.
0robt.
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Seicn,
2cid)t ilicgt lids ans llo ld)lplcriJ
mic0cr Cilt -
9cGiit mid @ptt. cS mar 10
id)on 9cipcien,
@cbiit' mid 0ptt, cS bat 10 lol-
len iein!
g9ic mar 9ciorgt fit olles nui oaS
Bette,
Sir llntcrboItlng, Gbung, Sderi
nno Sd)lof;
@cnn Gcrnbur9 iuit I'M Sd,mllf Scr
mciBcn @cltc
Wtit 9iit'gcn Spaercn nid)t in's Sen
trunl traf.
@ic Wor 10 nett ouS Nilongell ntto
Dos Gllcicn,
Toa Mnrtten lltb onS Seilld)en Der
Eortci'n
0ebiit' Glld) @ott, CS mar 10
id)on geuelel,,
ScDiit' Gud) @ptt, IS bat nid)t
ioacn icin.
llnb MN, nl,f'9 Hcll' IN oaS Sc
luiibl Der. Sfrcicr =
Gum bcibcn @%oblfampi ruit Die &it-
tcrpflidt.
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&on lieben 8egncrn td9lid) ms @e-
lidt,
llno adj. am Gnbe muB if) gar
nod lcien:
Ser @e9ner 5icbt ms bobe SatS
binein -"
9ebiit' i'm 0ott, cS ipGr' 10 ldoli
9Cucien.
9ebiit' i'm 8ott. ons bait nift
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.Subn +. Gcutcr.

IS itarb pItbIin am 4, Sunlnr 1907 Sphu
i. Hcutcr in ieinem "a. 2ebcnsiabre, ~eeliebier
@atte Der oeritprberlen Wlargaretbe Renter. Die
1913 llbr 9tdbmiiidas. bon iciuer S8obuun9, CIR.
500, giorosSpri Sirabe. aus itatt. Beiietuns
pribliim. CD
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Mid,acf 81. Ercocrif.

So itarb am 3. 3unuar 1907 IN ielner gSpb4
nlng. 9tr. 1924, ginbeisstpenie Widiaei u.
Sreocrid, ~geliebter @atte Der ueritorbeneu slintd
.t. Sreoerid, in ieinem So. 9ehen5inprc. Sic
.Seit Der 9eerbigung miro ipater ange5eigt. Bite,
fetne @lumeHl 80
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Mlte Te6erbette,t.

Der b66ffe Treis piro be5dblt fur alte sebern
IN trgertb tpelder Qnantitdt. Wsan tsnbe Naft
idrte an s. s. Staaee, ~. 6l9, NsybsQutaMs
etsate. Hetoe xelepbCne. (5-.2&S1
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WeThdtsfRtrer G. u. Stni, BphnHas:
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aerntur fir saaihtu9tuu unb 1iifritt GofnHibta:
him. Sauuemnnn. 1915 1larton ct, y. ".
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per 9emtfGe correspondent
eriAciut ieSen Gag i'm 9ahre,

gtsentbhmer G. Maine, @ptunns:
6. & g. $40 8 WaotfoH.
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ras bette uuS bintaae Ssutfds 8la.t In bsn
giitrI. uub Sloiantea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
GOOD DIAMONDS IN ARKANSAS
Professor Schneider Reports That the
Field Is as Rich as Kimberley.

Professor Schneider Reports That the
Field Is as Rich as Kimberley.
The diamond field discovered in Pike
county, Ark. is rich, according to the
report of Professor Philip Schneider.
geologist of the Syracuse IN. y uni
versity, who was employed by the
state department of agriculture to
make an Investigation, says Little
Rock (Ark.) special dispatch to the New
York Times.
In his report. which he recently fled
with Guy III. Tucker. the state agricui-
tural commissioner. he says that. while
much of the land which he inspected
is worthless, few acres. comprising
what are known as the Huddleston and
Money places. are rich producers Of
genuine diamonds.
He reports that the surface indica-
tons are that this territory will equal
the famous Kimberley diamond fields
in South Africa. The dirt. he reports.
resembles In every respect the soil in
and around the Kimberley diamond
tracts in South Africa
There can be no doubt" he adds,
"that genuine diamonds have been OBJ
tanned from the Huddleston tract in
this state"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
GET MAN WANTEDIh CHICAGO
Local Police Make Arrest on Advice
from Metropolis.

The police last evening apprehended
a man named Klein, on information
from the Chicago police. An officer is
to arrive today from Chicago, accord
ing to telegram received this after
noon from the captain of one of the
stations there. The local authorities
have no information as TO the charac-
ter of the offense for which Klein is
wanted. A heavy trunk was taken in
charge by the police
Mrs. Lena Enfield and Miss Minnie
Rain were held to the grand jury I'M
der $50 bonds each yesterday after
noon by Justice G. Albert Johnson on
a charge of larceny preferred by
George Mcguire. They are charged
with stealing about 81 worth of house
hold goods in wheelbarrow, which
was also taken. Magistrate Elliott dis
missed the same case earlier in the
week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
LOONEY CASE NEXT
Trial of Charge of Conspiracy to
Elk t, Beginning Monday
Attracting Attention.
SUNDAY CLOSING INVOLVED
Case Pertains to Circumstances Sur
rounding Shutting Up of the
Town Two Years Ago.

Monday, in the circuit court. the
start will he made in the trial of the
John Looney cases about which cen
tiers more than ordinary interest be-
cause of the manner in which Looney
has conducted himself in the commun-
ity particularly in the last few years.
The first case to be tried, that chtrg-
ing LoOney, William Cation and C..
W. Neal with conspiracy to extort,
is one that arouses exceptional consid-
Grafton because it not only pertains TO
the circumstances involved in the clos
ing Of the town two years ago this fall,
but because at that time. Looney. 10
the full extent of the limited opportunity
at his command. sought TO place the
responsibility for that condition en-
tirely on The Argus. This by raising a
great calamity howl, and asserting re-
peatedly that the disturbing effect OF
Sunday closing was due to the fact
that a difference had arisen between
The Argus and The then mayor.
Testimony Different.
1t has since come about. as is
known, that not only the Rock Island
Brewing company. the chief complain
ant against Looney and some of his
associates, but Mr. McCaskrin. who
was mayor two years ago, have
made allegations, the effect OF
which is to show, if proven
thar it was Looney who wanted the
town closed, and then opened again
at a time that might suit his designs
And according to testimony before the
grand jury, the Rock Island Brewing
company and other liquor interests
We're approached. and an effort made
to get the institution to put up $4,000
in order that normal conditions might
be restored. so far as the relations OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
WOMAN IS FREED
Jury in Circuit Court Returns
Verdict of Not Guilty in Case
Against Mrs. Perdue
ON CHARGE OF ABDUCTION
Admissions of Defendant Do Not Bring
Conviction--lnteresting Divorce
Case Dismissed.

I'VE, the jurors. find Mrs. Sadie Per
due not guilty"
This verdict, presented in the cir
cult court this morning at $50, oc-
casioned much comment in the court
room. The case, which was for alb
Quoting Della Cowdery, 1G-year-old
Moline girl, was concluded yesterday
afternoon, and given to the jury just
before o'clock. The jury reached a
verdict last night at about II O'clock
and it was presented to court the first
thing this morning.
One attorney remarked. IF an attor-
| ney's client is woman, he does not
need to offer any defense, and she'll
not be convicted of felony
Had Strong Case.
The case against Mrs. Perdue was
a strong one. and even her own testi-
mony was such that it strengthened
the states case. The only defense
made was that Mrs. Perdue acted for
| Williams, was not aware of Williams
purpose i'll getting the girl to Rurling-
ton, and that Della Cowdery herself
wanted Mrs. Perdue to take her to
Burlington.
| Though Mrs. Perdue was found not
guilty, the facts when told to a jury in
the circuit court two weeks ago re-
|sulted i'll a verdict of guilty. and Will
Iiams is at Joliet, serving a sentence
in the penitentiary for the crime.
Woman Not Convicted.
The comment on the verdict of not
lguilty is increased by the fact that in
the memory of men attached to the
Rock Island circuit court for over a
lScore of years. no woman has ever
been convicted of felony and sent ID
the penitentiary, and the attorneys oil
the old school do not recall any in
stance of a woman's having been con
victed.
This does not mean that no woman
has been before the bar of justice tC
answer to the court for the alleged
commission of felony, but in every
one of the many cases where the de
PENDANT has been woman, the yer
dict has been not guilty. Whether
the juries justified the act, found the
Ievidence insufficient, Or whether sen
timent created the reasonable doubt
4 mentioned in the statutes, is not
known, but the fact. remains that there
has been no verdict of guilty.
.. -. Dismfsses Divorce.
Judge Gest this morning dismissed
the divorce case of Mrs. Lillian Hal
against Nigle Hall of East Moline.
The case will be appealed. The com
plainant sought to secure a second
divorce from Hall. After she had Sc
cured a divorce, some few years ago
they remarked. She claimed that hel
Husband neli Ignite matches und,l
her nose, and Was on wise ciuel tt
i her.
In the divorce case of Mrs. Mary
i; Baron against Albert c. Baron, the de
PENDANT was in court, to show cause
why he should not be attached fol-
, contempt of court for not paying ali
mony to the complainant according
to the courts decree The court viii
give a decision in the case next Satur
i. day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
When to Go Home.

From the Bluffton, Ind, Banner:
When tired out, go home. When you
want consolation, go home. When
you want fun, go home. When. you
want to show others that you have
reformed, go home and let your fam
lily get acquainted with the fact. When
you want to show yourself at your
best go home and do the act there
When you feel like being extra liberal
go. home and practice on your wife
and children first. When you want to
shine with extra brilliancy go home
and light up the whole household" To
which we would add, when you have
a bad cold go home and take Chamber
|lain's Cough Remedy and quick
cure is certain. For sale by ali drug
gictc H. ss ~ - s1AE-et
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
A Home Made Happy by Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy.

About two months ago our baby girl
had measles which settled on her
lungs and at last resulted in a severe
attack of bronchitis. We had two doc
tors but no relief was obtained. Every
body thought she would die. | went
to eight different stores to find a GER
tain remedy which had been recon-
mended to me and failed to get it,
when one of the storekeepers insisted
that | try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. | did so and our baby is alive
and well today.-GeOrge w. Spence,
Holly Springs, n. c. For sale by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
FIRST ISSUE IS PRINTED
The Western Echo Published in inter
80 T. ests of ColoFed People, -.., "a

/ The first issue ofcthe Western Echo.
tke' paper devoted to,the interests of
she colered population of the uri-cities,
an organization for the publishing Of
which was recently formed, appeared
yesterday. The business and editorial
staff. consists of T. w. Lewis editor.
L. u Phillips field editor and Rev. r.
A. Broyles of Rock Island business
manager. The paper contains four
pages. has items of interest for colored
people, and sufficient amount of ad-
vertising TO insure its success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
CAUGHT IN FLOATING ICE
Moline Young Man Has Narrow Es-
cape with Boat.

Howard McBain, an 1S-year-old
young man residing on Forty-first
street, Moline, had an exciting expert
ence this morning, and narrowly es-
capped death in the Mississippi. About
o'clock he took a boat and went out
to the wing dam 10 shoot ducks. About
10 o'clock he started to return, and
found that the river had filled with
floating ice while he was on the dam.
He managed to get the boat 70 within
100 feet of the shore. when it became
wedged fast. A crowd gathered on
the shore, and after about two hours
work succeeded in reaching a rope to
the young man. He collapsed and was
unconscious when he finally reached
land. -.Ht g. ' ..- So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14

the liquor traffic to the enforcement
of the Sunday closing law were con.
cerned.
The numerous other cases against
Looney and his associates, involving
the maligning and SANDER of the char
acters of citizens. naturally will share
the interest, when they come to trial
that is manifested in the hearing OF
the first case
As Common Enemy.
LOoney. by his vicious and vindic.
tive assaults on all who have failed to
become subservient to his wishes, and
lis relentless pursuit OF. and repeat
eddy shown determination to blacken
human character and to drive
from the community, men not to his
liking. has placed himself in the light of
the common enemy, and hence the
well being, reputation and standing OF
the common citizen is TO be weighted
in the balance against such tactics as
he has pursued. Men patient and long
suffering under an exhibition of VIC
lent prejudice, envy, hatred and
malice hardly before Witnessed and
accompanied by the most nauseatine
species of vile conceit. are coming al
last to the temple of justice praying
for relief. In this they are but dis
charging the moral obligations of de
cent citizenship in the interest of de
cent citizenship.
The Snpei5i. ('h1F1ps
The specific charges in the first case
| is that the three men conspired to
| eXtOTt $4,000 from the Rock Islant
| Brewing company and other corpora
lions unknown to the grand jurors
| The indictment, the third and fourth
counts of which have been held gOOC
| by the court, recites the manner il
which it was sought to bring abOu
| the alleged eXtortion, by representing
! that if the money was paid, the sa
Icons of the city might again be opel
on Sunday. Former Mayor McCask
sin, whom LOOney, it is alleged, soEGh
| TO control, and use at that time
| will be one of the chief witnesses TO
the state. and upon the nature of hi
testimony will depend much of tn
force of the prosecutions side of tn
! proceedings.
| Neal, one of the men indicted witt
LoOney, recently disappeared from Day
export. while Cation Is at the presan
moment said to be i'll at his home il
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
OBITUARY..
Brown.

Alva, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Brown, 2115 Fourth avenue,
died this morning at $50 after a two
days illness with membranous Group.
The child was born March 5, 1905, at
Fairfield, Iowa, from where the par
ents came to this city recently. The
funeral will be held from the home
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, and
burial will take place at. Chippiannock
cemetery. Rev. c. A. Mennicke will
have charge of the services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14

There is nothing better offered the
public today for stomach troubles, dys-
pepsia, indigestion, ETC., than Kodol.
This is scientific preparation of nat
ural digestants combined with vegeta-
Bile acids and it contains the same
juices found in every healthy stomach
Kodol is guaranteed to give relief. It
is pleasant to take, 1t will make you
feel fine by digesting what you eat.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14

Poenitz-Knaack.-Rev. C. A. Men.
nicke at the German Lutheran church
Thursday afternoon officiated at the
marriage of Miss Anna Knaack. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Knaack
of Moline, to Max Poenitz, also of Mo
line. The groom is foreman of the
spoke department of the Mutual Wheel
works. They will make their home on
Twenty-fourth avenue and Fourth
street, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
COURT MARTIAL is ADJOURNED
Will Resume kulp Hearing at Des
Moines Monday Afternoon.

The court martial at Des Moines
which is trying the case of Captain O.
w. Kuip of Davenport, adjourned yes
'terday afternoon to convene again Mon
day afternoon at / o'clock One OF
two witnesses are to be heard in be
half of the accused captain, and the
state may submit rebuttal evidence
The arguments will then be made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
Christmas Specials.

Pure liquors for family use at whole.
sale prices.
Ohio wines. per gallon, 90c.
California wines, per gallon, $1.25 to
s1.75
Brandies and WHISTLES, per gallon
$500.
Bottled in bond WHISTLES, per gal
lon. $3.50.
Open Wednesday and Saturday
nights, also Christmas eve.
FRYER & CO.,
1928 Fourth Avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
causes a free yet gentle action of the
bowels through which the cold is fore
ed out of the system. Children like
it. Contains no opiates nor narcotics.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14

member of Rock Island lodge, No. $50,
and the Moline lodge extends an invi-
tation to its Rock Island brothers to
attend the reception, and to bring with
them their wives, mothers or lady
friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. B. F. Hall returned last even
ing from a few weeks visit in Du-
buque. !!
Physical Director Harry Franks re-
turned last evening from Peoria, where
he visited friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-14

Switchmen to Give Dance.-Tricity
unon. No. 1873. Switchmens Union of
North America, will give dance at
Industrial hall Jan. II.