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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11
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5iinf5e6n Jl(inuten Paule.
Don Gbca 2jcArr.

s3e6n lt6r! S1urra6l Die @tode ers
font. limb binars auf 0sn tpeiten ges
rdumigen @9ulbof iiirlten Elm paar
bun0ert fiinfe 8ein6en. 8el4 elm
fr01tio1es Dirbeln BON rpt6sn uno
blduen &0dd6sn, bon tpeiben unb burs
ten Gdliirsen, BON blonOsn uno braus
ren 30pfsn. l1nO peI9 Elm Gufen uno
Baden, fptId friI4eS gtbnen in Der
berben, .{&pu ninterli4en Suit. Die
alien 8dRtte eralibern i'm friiben 3eif.
Sn hsr Gde birter einem Ser groben
SborfliiaeI itebt a~itterno cine feline @es
italt. MIiibIaln hGlt Elm per9ilbtes
9ano einen &rdno boritigsr Saare als
rid, Die in 6a8 6lejhe 9eiidtGen fals
len polleu. @robe, i6elie Gu2en ipans
bern an9itpol TIMBER, bltden balo ie9ns
fiiftig ben porteisilenoen @efdbrtinnen
Ea1, BALD I6auen iie betriibt berab auf
Elm fabenIbeirigss &1d9en, unter benz
plumte, 51le9t gepu5te S6ube ii4
brett maden. 8ersebli6 bemiiben ii9
Ole 0arin iIedenoen biinn.n 9sin6en
9erooe neteneinanber gu iteben. Gin
Padr bldu g%efrorene magere !Sdnoe
umtrampfen Elm unf1rnigss Yddden,
beI1en Siile aus berfnittertem 3eis
t~ungspupisr left perI9loHen bleibt. Die
Sleine ipiirt teinsn Sun9er.
Se1te gum eriten Male lit ie in Der
GtaotT6ule. Dor pcnig Sa9en iino
Ole @ltern rom ODrfGen h%sreingeaogen.
Der Batter meint, in ser Staot perbe
Iid)'s beiIer reroienen ldfien, in Der
Staot, Die bsm ainoe i4or lan9c in
Gjebunfen ol8 bas f1Dnite in Der W.lt
bprgeItpett bate. llnb bte erpbe
SGule, uno Die pielen, pielen Sinber
oarin!
@cGcr @6rfurtt bat iie am Morsen
Die ipeiten !0allen betretcn. Wte i6lug
baS fleine !Scrs. dls cine 2ebrerin tie
ser RlaNe, Der fie ~ansebOren Ipnte, srlz
fiibrte! Sort barrten ibrer Die Spiel
uno 2erntameraoen. 6errliGer Sc
bante! 3o, auf Der S1ne1e, bat tie
geelaubt, bo8 Sera itGnoe ibr iti1. 2aus
ter priifen6e @usen foridenb alif fie ses
ri6tet; unb aus elmer Gde Fat iie's
beutliG tui9eln boren: Sud email, Die
bintt ia!"
9a Iino lansiam Sbrdnen in oie
peit9e0ffneten Iusen 9etreten. ga, iie
bintt, oas bate tie gang pergehen. Sic
fannie es ia nidt better. unb Die Sorfs
timber, Die tonnten es aud an ibr.
aber nun tpubte Tie, II rpiiroe isosr
na1 i9r bin16alIer, unD tpie piele piira
Den laden iibsr fe! Sas bate lie nur
su gut. gemertt, tpern aud Der 8opf
eelsnft ipar, als lie ii9 Dem ibr seipie,
lenen Ytab ndberte. Sa par's in
i5rem Snr.rn p!Dbli9 seipeIen, tpie
ipenn bic Sonrs iiG perfinfert uno
buntle @olfen fi9 3ufammenfallen.
Saum b0rte. bas gedngitiste aino.
ioa5 Die 2ebrerin fprda. galo mubte
ia bic YauIe Hfpmmert uno odnn-bann
mubte lie Iiadis. !Sinolls binten
piiroe iie, binten iiter Den S4ulbof,
unb ron ofcn Sciien piirbsn Die Gus
GEN ipieOer aif iie eeri9tet fem, gang
pie porber. sic Bate Die 3eit anfbals
ten mp9en, ater ole gins 9erum, rnsrs
bittlid - nun f9lug es 5efn uno
nun Die 8Iode! SinduS aus Der &lahe!
Sn ftiirmiitem Drong, ms 5reie gu
sslaneen, fuaren bic Mdo1en Die
Greppe binabgeeilt, gum Sbor binaus.
| Ser tIsinen gbriitine mar es a.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11
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mau0.
Con &. I,annt.

gDir inbcn eidt al Der 3ir6boisipaub,
Sm bobcn ~99;cier9ras, SaUO III Sono.
Niiripabr, Gin icltiumcs QldBdcn!
Sas bliberoe 9cben, 10 uube Uercint
Gent bittcrcH Soo; rem %grirnmiocu Gciuo!
g9te iparit Gu pa blob, meiu G6dbben!
G9ie bieltcit on 5~itternO mid iuEia umfcbt
9Bie lag oa 10 uiaig ri: Iicbli6c Geit
Sm Nrr mir, am ilopfsnocn G:rjcu!
60 icli9 iiibt id Der beige MuuO:
Nod bit Su mir, bin ib Dir, Fort unt
geiuno,
Sod riibrcn uns Gram riGt unO eAmcr.
jeu."
Sect fttb' ij otcin al b;r Sir6bofsipouo-
Gin %ebclihaucr 3iebt rings ourd'S qanO,
@crbiillt mir rem @lid in bic Wtitc. -
9orbei III Der Gritbling, mctu Slid i6ipuut
bin,
On rilbit bel hen Tooten i'm Sricoboi ortu.
8 rubt id) Sir picbcr our Scitc!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11

tuneen, Elm tpentg binter Den anosrn
5uriid5ubleiten. 9orIi6tig, an Sc
IGnber Ii9 itiBenO, bamit fe mDgli6It
gerabe gebs, mar ie Die Stufen binabe
9eI6li6en uno bate untsmertt oas
plGb6en Einterm Storfliigel errei9t.
BORT Ite9t fe nun frDftelno. @ben
fommt Elm Srupp tIeiner Mdo6en porz
ii6er. Die gr0Bte, Die braune Glfe,
IGeint Den anoern gar Mi9tiges gu err
aG9len. 2uitig bliden Die i6slmiiGen
@ugen lumber. man merit. lie lit IS ses
pobnt, bab nan ibr itaurerb 3lb0rt,
i6r. Der 6erci0eten SoAter 6es reiden
2anenteiisers. ga, Ie BARS nun eins
nal an ii4, Die Gl1e. Sein Sptel, fem
8ergniigen p6ne iie. Was Die fir
famoIe Ginfaue bat, unO tpie germ iie's
bort, tpenn man lie tela6t. nSoa i6
Sud NAL porma6en, tpie Der Sintefub
beut morgen in's 3immer fam? -
90 -" SltfeInbcr 9eifa1.
81 Sobe eri4rpden lit oas &ino
hinter Der Sbiir auf9efabren. Gntiebt
1tarrt e8 Die @efeierte an.
Nur cine bat sic raI6e 9epegune
bemerft. Q~ufbIideno iie6t ie in spei
Neutrality-suspicious. Qugen, sic itarr ouf
ie geridtet iino. 60 Iieben fi9 Die tcis
BEN Gincer ge3eniibsr, Elm paar &C.
funbsn MIR, 70 tur5, baB Die unbern
ni4t5 femerft 9aben, 10 lang, OaB cine
melt po1 2eio einem BON Slid pers
p0bnten Meni6entinb %offentar pirb.
2u6eno sieben Die Mdb4en peiter,
einIilbig GlIe nit ibnen. 60 treffen
fie onOere. Cine groBe S3uor finoet
iid gu fro6em Sreis.
9a iticblt ith leiIe, leiIe cine fort,
silig oi1t an Ser Mauer oes S6ulbofs
borbei, oanit niemanb Ie ouf6alte.
9urs ebe ie BEN fiQen Minfel errei6t,
rerlangIamen IiG Die S6ritte. Sod
Elm IeBtes 30gern, Damn ftebt lie Dor
elmer in iid neutrality-suspicious. Sc
itaIt. sic fid) Bel ibrem Nnblid nod tisz
fer in Die Gde oriidt. Sin leiIes StG6z
men, tpie Elm Grtparten neuer Sual.
2ange purtet sic feline GbriTtine -
LANCE Miruten. - Die. bat Ie ba richs
tig geb0rt? - SIR I6pinoelt rein
= oo6, ike Sbren boren eS NOD elm
nal: .@sraib," tlingt es leiIe,
8or i9r Itebt nit qeienttem aopf Die
srobe @lIe unO cine feite braune t9ano
ftredt fi6 bitteno ibr entsesen. 3its
ternO, Daitig greift Elm perdngitigtss
WenI6entino oana6.
Wer miro auerit ipre9en9 @as
lpoQen ite 'if iagen9 Sa. Die 8lode!
GS bat geI6elt! BON Glfes 2ippen
tliugt es tpie cine 9efreiung. Sonit
miro nidts seipro4en. MedaniId
BADEN Bel eem ppb%lbetannten &long
sin paar bunbert 5iib6en ii9 Dem peis
ten Sborbosen ougelpanot. 5eit Eel Den
SdnOen sefaBt i6reiten spei Sinoer
Ole Sreppe Dinanf, elm ie9r ungleides
paar.
nNetn, Ie9t bo9, tpas Ole GiIe fir
tcmii9e Ginfdle bait" lrenOet ii6 cine
GehD1Tin an zen G4iparm oct anoerr.
@ber MIR leiis. laut lpdst Tie es oenn
0od1 nift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11
Sol9e tleine - peritehen

oriidts). @ot@e tleine - periteben
Sie2"
g d Tin pl6Bli9er grleu9tun9l:
n@6! @nGoige Jrau meinen-5l0be?"
81 beGtne leb6aft): nSa, ia,
SlD-e, bes putes -'aben Sie nt9t?"
9 If (6eq auflaGero): r@ottlob
nein, teoaure, niGt bienen 81 t0nnen!"
u 6eGine Gin mein Baden einz
itiiamsnb): ngtd, bus 1T I9Dn - tb
sSbnen banfe - bite, laIIen sic an
tangent"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
Schroeder Funeral.

The funeral of Frederick II. Schroe-
der will be held Sunday afternoon.
Services will be held at the home. 1920
Seventh avenue, at 2 o'clock, and Rev.
w. B. Clemmer will preach the funeral
sermon. Burial will take place at
Chippiannock cemetery, where Trio
lodge, No. 81, A. F. and A. NJ, will
conduct the services. A quartet con-
sisting of John Hazard, Mrs. Ed Sic
mon, Miss Emma Benson and Arthur
JOnassen will render selections at the
home and the grave. Pallbearers have
been selected from Trio lodge, they
being Charles Schneider, William Ben
nett, William Smith, Charles Olson
Peter Schlemmer and Charles Fitch
When Mr.. Schroeder realized that
the end was near. he gave careful in
structions regarding his funeral.
year or more ago he selected the Ma
sonic rites which should be rendered
| and before he was removed to the hos
pital several weeks ago he selected thu
| pallbearers and requested that c. B
| Ward conduct the Masonic funera
| services. Mr.. Ward departed recent,
| for Texas and could not return in tim'
for the services. He was communica
ted with yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

A man believed to be Harry Jones,
wanted for the murder OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Van Wrinkle at FairpOrt Tues
day night was arrested at Coal Valley
this morning at II o'clock. The man
gave his name as Richard Brown, and
claimed that his home is in Connecti-
cut, and that he had been employed
as farm hand. He had a couple of
knives and three husklng pins in his
pockets.
Postmaster T. J. Murphy of Coal
Valley was attracted by the mans
likeness to the description sent out by
the authorities in the Fairport case
The postmaster invited the man tC
accompany hi INTO the office, and theri
Mr.. Murphy made further compari
son of the description and the man
He found them to tally pretty well, eX
cept as to the mans clothing Nj
Murphy turned the man over to tn,
village marshal. and he was placed il
the lookup. Sheriff Kittilsen was mott
fed. and he in turn sent word to SheI
if Benham at Muscatine.
sheriff Sent For.
The Muscatine sheriff FASTENED 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
GET PAPERS Ar SAME RATE
No Boost in Prices of Chicago DaIiies
for the Present,

In view of the action of the Chicago
daily newspapers in withdrawing the
privilege of making returns on unsold
copies, tri-city newsdealeTs are con-
sidering steps to fortify them against
the loss possible under this rule. The
dealers here have, however, deter
mined to take no measures in the way
of an Increase in price to the subscrib-
ers. until Jan. |, and no definite action
has been determined on to be effective
then.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
MAN WANTED FOR THE FAIRPORT
MURDER Arrested Ar COAL VALLEY?

once to this city, and drove from here
for Coal Valley, to investigate and de
termine whether the man in custody
there is the one for whom the entire
country hereabouts has been diligently
secured since Wednesday morning
Sheriff Kittilsen and the Muscatine
sheriff left here at o'clock, but at 1
O'Clock had not reached Coal Valley.
1t is reported that the man under ar
rest at Coal Valley has the scars and
tattoo marks of Jones. and the initials
.R. B." tattooed on his arm.
One of Posse Shot.
Henry Snyder, one of the men search
ing the woods for the murderer, was
accidentally shot in the shoulder by 2
companion, near Eagle Point, on the
Illinois side of the river, according tC
report.
Seen Since Murder.
According to reports from Fairport
Jones was seen the day after the muir
der, at the home of George Wagner
near New Era. A man closely answer
ing his description applied for dinner
and was given food. He seemed great
ly agitated. and disappeared into thu
woods Immediately after he had hastil,
eaten what was given him.
Subscriptions are being raised to ms
I've
mans aged and blind mother, who i
left without support as the result o
the murder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
ARE WORKING NIGHT SHIFT
Supply of New Springfield Rifles VIII
Be Rushed at Arsenal.s

A force of over 40 men was started
on night shift in the small arms
plant at the arsenal this week in order
that the necessary supply of one of the
gun parts for the Springfield rifle
could be made and the rifles rushed
out early in the new year in time for
their shipment to the various stations
for spring target practice. The rifles
have been slightly altered to fit them
for the new pointed bullet recently
adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

The funeral of George Scham was
held this afternoon at O'Clock from
the home, TIC Fourteenth-and-a-h
street, where Rev. C. A. Mennicke con.
Quoted the services. Burial took l'Iace
in Chippiannock cemetery The pail
bearers were George. Odam. w: ]. Nc
Carthy, Elmer Johnson, George ORES,
sen, William Gotch, and August Swan
son 4-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
OBITUARY..
Sproston.

Gregory Sproston, an old and re-
spected citizen of Mercer county,
passed quietly away Wednesday even
ing at o'clock at the home of his son.
Ed, near Taylor Ridge, aged nearly
80 years. He leaves TO mourn their
loss four sons and two daughters Flu
neral services were held in the Ham
let Presbyterian church this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The remains were laid
to rest beside the wife in the Hamlet
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
SUIT OVER REALTY DEAL
C. r. Hemenway Plaintiff in Case
Against Fred Applequist.

The case of C. F. Hemenway against
Fred Applequist is occupying the
county court. The case was com
menced yesterday. 1t is an appeal
from Moline justice court Hemen-
way sued Applequist for $3.50 as
commission in a real estate transfer.
The justice held against Hemenway
and assessed the costs against Lin.
He took an appeal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
John krshI.

Word was received this afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Krahl, 7OS Ninth
avenue, of the death of their son. John
krahl, at Lincoln, ILL.,, where he went
five years ago from this city. Mr..
KrahI was 20 years old Nov. 10. He
is survived by his parents, one sister,
Edith, and two brothers, Carl. Jr., and
Walter, in Rock Island, and a brother
and sister. out of the city. The re-
mains will be brought here for burial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
STATE FAIR TO BE AUGUST 28
Date Is Assigned at National Conven
ton at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 6.-The American As
ISOLATION of Fairs and Expositions last
night elected T. J. Wornall of Liberty,
Mo-. as president; Charles Downing OF
indianapolis, secretary; George H
Madden of Mendoza, ILL.,, treasurer
The opening dates of fairs included:
Aug. "a, Iowa; Aug. 81, Nebraska
Sept. Z, Minnesota, Wisconsin. South
Dakota, Michigan, Sioux City, Iowa
Sept %. Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
GOOD PROG aAM FOR TONIGHT
Special Numbers Will Be Given at
Eagles Fair.

The program at the Eagles fair at
Armory hall this evening will consist
of baritone solo by J. F. Bleuer, Sc
ections by the Eagle quartet, and
The Golden Monster" by Victor
Soudberg, contortionist. Last evening
the German Maennerchoir and the
Eagle quartet sang. One of the larg-
est crowds since the fair opened was
present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
Alfred Beck.

Word has been received in the city
of the death yesterday at Minneapolis
of Alfred Beck, formerly of Rock Is
land. Mr.. Beck left the city several
years ago. While here he was EN-
ployed as teacher in the German.
English school. He is survived by his
wife, and one daughter, Frieda, at
Minneapolis, and two brothers in this
city, Emil and Victor. The funeral
will be held at Geneseo Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
Saloon Notices.

Coon lunch Saturday night at Rent
frow's saloon.
Clam chowder at Deisenroth's place,
1901 Fourth avenue, Saturday night
Turkey lunch Saturday night at Joe
Parker's place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
WALKING TO THIS CITY
Two Sterling Young Men Supposed 10
Be Trying for Record.

Roy r. Curtis and George Ferris,
Sterling Young men, unless there was
a slip in the preliminaries, are walking
from that place to Rock Island to set
a new mark between the two cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
Camp aos, M. w. of A., Attention.

All members of Camp 800 are re
quested to attend the funeral of neigh
Dor Fred Schroeder at 200 p. M, Sun
Seventh avenue BY,
R. HELPENSTELL. Clerk.
d. H. SMITH, Counsel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
A Good Investment.

The greatest health regulator is a
bottle of good beer taken with meals.
Cross-Country Is the best obtainable.
Telephone West SO old, or 60S9 new.
ROCK ISLAND BREWING co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
CHANDLER ON THE Big CRUISE
Well Known Naval Officer rs Admiral
Evans Flag Secretary.

Golfers magazine of this week con-
tains a number of pages of illustra-
tons of the departure of Admiral Bob
Evans big fleet of war ships for the
cruise around the horn, and among
the distinguished naval officers APP
pearing is Lieutenant Commander
LLOYD H. Chandler. who is a Rock Is
lander by marriage, and who is flag
secretary of the fleet
Praises Peoria Militia.
Adjutant General Thomas Scott OF
the l. N. G., gives>t Peoria company
|Of the state guard the highest rating
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
Answers Description of Harry
Jones Closely, but Not Posi-
lively Identified.
SAYS HE'S RICHARD BROWN
Claims He Has Been Employed as a
Farm Hands-Postmaster Be-
comes Suspicious.

The man arrested at Coal Valley Is
being brought to Rock Island. He SO
fully answers the description that the
sheriffs of the two counties are con-
WINGED he is Harry Jones.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
Notice.

The members of the Loyal Ameri
cans, No. 292, are requested to attend
der Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence.
G. H. BAUMBACK. Pres.
MRS. w. BAUMBACK, Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

of any military organization in the
state. He says it compares well with
regular army companies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
To IsSue Orders.

A resolution was adopted authorizing
the county clerk to Issue interest bearing
anticipated orders, to meet the pay rolls
of the sheriff's office and the county
treasurer's office and to pay the
wages of the engineer, janitor and
Elevator conductor of the court house
This action follows the report of the
finance committee that there are no
funds in the county treasury. The
orders are issued in anticipation of
the collection of taxes already levied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

They were to have left the Burlington
depot at Sterling this morning early,
and expected to reach Barstow by
night. There they planned to speni
the night and complete the trip to the
Burlington depot in this city at noon.
The distance is 81 miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06
ARE REAppOINTED
Three Attendants at the Court
House Again Named by the
Board of Supervisors.
BRIDGE MATTER UNSETTLED
Report of Committee Is Merely Re-
ceived and FiIed.-Cierk to Issue
Anticipated Orders.

At this mornings session of the
board of supervisors, the three court
house attendants, George Wright, en-
gineer; Alderman Charles Oberg, ian
itor, and George Duffin, elevator con-
ductor, were reappointed. Alderman
Oberg begins his 18th year in his po-
sition, and Mr.. Wright his fourth
term. There was only one candidate
for the position of janitor. For engi-
neer Mr. Wright received II votes,
while Walter Lloyd, an Edgington
man, received u. Mr. Duffin received
q of the 20 votes, the other candidate
being a Mr. Kinsley.
The board in reappointing Mr.
Wright as engineer made a wise selec-
| ton, as he has shown himself a capa-
BILE and reliable man in the position
and his experience in charge of the
court house plant is valuable asset
| No Action ON Bridge.
| The supervisors, after a heated ses-
sion yesterday afternooh5 disposed of
the Rock river bridge9matter by mere
| ly receiving and placing on file the
REPORT of the committee. which was
discharged The petition favoring
ESTES other than Colona was referred,
and the committee reported recon-
mending the Colona location, with a
supplemental report to the effect that
the petition in favor of the Cleveland
lSite, accompanied by a subscription
list of S713.50, was signed in the diff
ferent townships as follows: Coe %
Yuma. rs: Hampton. 1856; Port Byron
81; and Hanna township, Henry coun
, ty. 1879
Supervisor WecEeI moved the adop
ton of the report, and Supervisor Gar
nett amended the motion to receive
! and place the report on file and dis
charge the committee. Attorney!
Searle. McEniry. Oakleaf and Treve
were heard, and after Supervisor Pfol
tried to get through motion to EN-
; lplOy an engineer. and secure estimates
Iof the cost at the different locations
II and Supervisor Ramser failed TO ge
Through a motion for an inspection o
, the sites by the entire board during
the month, Supervisor Gamett.
amend carried OF
This leaves the matter underter
mined - I.lt h.fs 1EaJ
.lsal... To Issue Orders. .L.l-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

Here's Good Advice.
Q. S. Wooleycr, one of the best
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

DeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills are
sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

known merchants of LIE Raysville, n.
Y, says: IF you are ever troubl d
with piles. apply Bucklen's AFRICA
Salve Il cured me of them for good
30 years ago." Guaranteed for sores,
wounds. burns or abrasions. 25' cents
at all drug stores.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

The Muscatine sheriff FASTENED at
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-04

The labor unions of Chicago are
planning to go into the trading stamp
business by arranging with merchants
who handle label goods to give trad
ing stamps redeemable by the fnan-
clal secretaries of the different unions
in payment for dues and assessments.
One-half Of per cent Is the cash
value at this time fixed on the label
trade. Union men will be expected to
secure union goods wherever possible
and accept stamps with the purchase.
1t cost the label league Of Chicago
$4,000 last year to exploit the label
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-04
GRAYS HARB0R IMPROVEMENT
Major Abbott Relates Some Historical Facts
About This Important Subject.

Gives S. K. Bowes Credit for Assisting in Getting
the $685., 900 That is Now in Bill Before
Congress. Majors Work With Trans
Continental Railroads. Says Di-
version of $1,000 From Cows
Point Has Delayed
Appropriation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

automobile accident in England last
Monday, cabled to the Johnson family
in Berkeley today that she had been
Joined in London by j. p. Nabey. a
Berkeley contractor who was a friend
of the dead attorney. Nabey has been
touring Europe. When he learned OF
Johnson's death he profered assistance
to the widow in arranging for the Gre
nation and removal of her husbands
body.
The funeral arrangements will be
made by the families of the couple as
soon as the date Of Mrs. Johnson's ar
rival in Berkeley is known. The Ma
sonic lodges will probably unite in
conducting the service, Johnson having
been member of Durant lodge and
Of Oakland commandery. Knights
Templar.
Resolutions of respect and condol-
ence relative TO the death OF the town
attorney have been adopted by the
board of education. the real estate ex-
change and the Ashby improvement
club.