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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

SugcnoIide Ginbrchcr.-
Tier &nobcn i'm Mltcr BON 8 bis 1C
,sobrcn mllroen geltern bon ser go.
ll5ei oes norboitliden Tiitriftes I'm,
ter scr ACKNOWLEDGING perboitet, an.
geblid) in Ole Shulc Nr. 80 an Der
Nortb : Guenue uno @oibinotonltr.
eingebrod)cn uno aus ocrieIbcn arei.
DC un0 Ma0irnleIicr inn @erthe bon
ST ~geItoblcn 81 babcn. Gle Homer
Der &nabcn limo: @m. @ilion, Il
Sabre alt, bon Nr. 2O32, Slt.9tortl,'
Mnenlle, Senrp Green, IL Sabre alt.
BON Nr. 1922, Eoro . GoQin9tou.
Npenlte, Charles Giiemein, If Sabre
olt, bon Nr. 1923, Horo . Golling.
ton : Mpenuc, uno CHARLES Nnoerior,
. Sabre olt, BON Nr. 1913, Horb.
G%ollington . Ipenltc. @ilion ipurbe
bent Eoli5cirifter 2lenelpn porge.
Iiibrt nnb utter Der 9eoineung emf.
loilen, boB ibm iein Batter cine cute
Sroft Eriigel perabreiht. Die an.
oeren orei &nabcn ipllroen I'M aSll.
gcnOgeridt pergeiiibrt. Iie spei al.
tcren ftilp6Eht inter Earole aciteGt
uno oer SiiugIte entlaiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Spnncnaufgana nno llutcranng.
Tas Wetter.

mir Warnlan0 lm0 0Cn IiItritt
Columbia belttc Hegen, morgcn flor
uuo marmcr; iijo0itlihc, uoh Dem
@ritcn mmipringcn0c @inOc.
0a@ Mcttcr mor gcitcrn OoS mic.
robclitc 0os Baltimore ieit Qcruumcr
Belt bciticocn ml,rOC; cS rCAuctc bcrl
Qan5cu 5oQ. Iie b6d)itc SCnlpcrotur
mar 80 @ro0 I'm 3 llbr NodlmittoA9
u10 0ic nicorigitc AZ @ruo Dor 6 l(br
Worgcn9.
ISn Den un0crcn 0lnOc9 @ettcr'
9eoboftunaS Stntioncn mlrocn Die
iol9Cn0cn b0d)itcn I~cmperaturen per
5eid)net:
Guitport l6, EortImo IS, Bolton
IS, @lbnnu 81, NcwsN orf 56, Fbila.
oclpbia -, Ntluntic Gitp 30, Sapc
Man 80. Woihington 80, Noriolf 56,
SattcroS IS, Charlotte 56, @ilming-
ton 81, GburIeiton Is, Sopunnob IS,
%ESodionpiQe -, &lpitcr Sc, Sen @cIt
IS, Ntlontu 20, montgomery "A. Nem
Orleans rs, 4oIcitinc "a, Bolpelton
y, MempbiS GS, Cincinnati 76,
Eittabitrg 81, OSwcgo "a, Buffalo
-, Glcpclono 6S, Getroit 90, Nlpena
30, WurQuettc As, Green Ban %, G6j.
coao A, Gulutb $3.50, ct. Foul IS,
81. EoriS As, aonioS Gitp 30, Sn1u-
hu 56, Suron 90, @iSmurd 66, WiIli
iton 20, SABRE so, Scleno 1S, Snlt
2ofc Gitp IS, Genpcr 60, u. Flot.c
80, Iob0e Gin as, AmoriIlo GO, eos
NngeleS 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Teittaa in So,pion.

Sobcr3. Gonucntion Der o6reimiaigcn
TcllCrmebr BON 9altimorc.Golm
IT," - Sic alien @ennltcn mic
ser errpGblt. Srob HcgcnS
StruBcl1paraoe. - @uroe pom
@olrpcrncnr GrotbcrS a%b9enom'
men.
I'm Gmpion8Sjinmer aocS &rctS.
@Crid)tS 81 COMPTON furo ges
tern &ormittag sic critic Sabrcs.Gon'
uention pes oSrciwiQiNcn 6cucr.Ne
partcmclltS Don Baltimore County"
Itott. &ertrcten worcn sic iolgenoen
Gompngnicn: Eifespile, Hlpnoon,
Worblc SPILL, Gntouspiuc, Souion,
"Alert," 2ournpiue, yGnterprilc Nr.
f." nSrienoibip Nr. l." S~ansoopne,
Hclnp @eitport, Nololo.Tart, ct.
SeniS, Snmilton Snmilton, jun,
.Hescuc Nr. )" uno ,Si9ilunt Hr.
H." 3unGdlt lcNten sic 9eamten
uno perificocncn Gomite'n lire @e.
ridtc ob unb Damn muroe 5ltr beam
tenuabl acid)rittcn. Ginitimmig mltr-
Den sic biabcri9cn 9ennlten mieoer
crlpGblt, rGmlid) ErGlibent Snmes <.
Sinoinp bon Somiou. Tice.GrGiioent
@m. WcGouiitcr uno S1atmciitcr
Sarrp 6. @oomin.
Nahmitto9S pcran1taltetcn oie per.
id)ieoenen %GompoAnien tros ocS SIC.
genpctterS cine Eoraoe ourd) sic
SouptltraBcn Don COMPTON. Iieiclbe
uuroe ourf @ouperneur Grotbers
Don elmer Dor ser YGlfs.Saae" iiir
sic GbrengGite mtigeitelten Sribiine
aus beiihti9t. Gle tbeilueiie iebr &c.
ld)mafpoIlen Icforotioner, mclfc
piele Der 9roBeren 8ebGlloc in 5olp.
ion ah9elcgt botten, muren leioer
oiird, Den &egen tart mitsenommer
morOcn. Der Enraoe iolgte ein 9an.
fett Sl Gbren oes @ouuerneurS.
Ger unterd lagung Be
d. ul0tgt. - @cgen anaeblidcr
ltntcridlogung bon $21.33 ipllroe
Troncis Sobb, uon Nr. Ills, Troc.
tor.Str., acltcrn IN ser iueitlidcn $50.
Ii5ciItatipn ourd Gidter 9oSen benz
Griminolgeridt iiberipieien. Sobb
mar friibcr bel ser 6irnla 3ufur II.
60, Mr. 800. Ioro.Somorb.S traBe,
beiddftiet unb ioa 8elb, meld)es or
om 3. Mai fir Die Sirnta colleftirt
bate, nidt obgeliefert baben.
Sic Gleftri5itGts Com
milton s%cnebmiate geitern einen
Elan, BOB Die GrGbte fir iogenannte
SAL 9ores" ser Yoital. unb Weitern
Linton Seleerapb.8 eiellibaften ourd)
Die Submaps in chem Seller zines
Sdlicrblods unb BON bort in Die at.
bereu SGlier geleitet merben. SER
George u. 8aitber pertrot Ole Sele-
aropben.@ eiellidaften. Ia Die 9e.
nlitilng Ser Submaps fir ieoes elm.
seine Sous I'M Subpop.I iitrift fir
hieie Sal @ores" 81 tbeuer mar,
iinb Sieielben felt Dem 9ranbe ourd)
Die @eIeaihaiten abgeidafit poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07


ourd. DOB Die ongefiinoiGte Norooc
oe5 Warnlm-V oilep-Girtlla gcItern
Wiorgcn IN SoIgr 0cs lhlehtcn @cts
tiers nidt itnttiinOen forpttc, mnroen
b0d)itcnS oie &inocr Inn cine Srcltbc
gebraft. Siir GruodJicne bnbcn Die.
ie Eorooen feincn Geij mcbr, ocnm
Tie entbolten ia mcitcr nid)ts ais cine
Rcibc bon Magcn rn0 Ncitcrn, rtlid)c
Glepbnntcn un0 ciu p0or Wlilittapel.
len. Mud Die S6oultcllltnQ al Iid)
bictct I'M @robcu uno Bor5cn lpcnig
NcicS. IS lit NQco id)on 6%agcpeien.
Naeroin1S limo Die NlliiiiDrunacn
gut, obcr mas Ac6oten miro, bat Dol,
tinlorc idon oft Geleben. Mua Dem
GirflIS lebr id)nbet, lit Scr icltdltc 30.
oCn 0ca Elabc@ al Scr G~oltcrnrNpc.,
ser ollrd) ocll Mcgen total auIgcpcid)t
it, mo EcriuneL Die nid)t nit CUNT
miiticicln ucrlebcn limo, lnuicn @c.
iofr. iid cincn Shnupicn III bolcn,
ser 81 6enl 81 5oblcnbcn GintrittS.
preiS olld) nod cine Goftorrcd)nun1
cinbringen fam. Mn Ger ilbllfcn
&ollcrei inter Ben GirfuSlcutcu lcblte
Ca notiirlid) alid) nid)t, uno eil Sobn
Shmiot mlr0e BON cincm Clifford
@eit nit einem Mlciicr 10 icbr nerlett.
boB er nuh Dem 81. Snicp9S Solpi'
tul 0cbruht merocn mrlbtc.
MbIebcn. 49, &err aorl Nlbreht,
Der in ieincn arciicn ais .@roBpotcr
betannt mor, lit 9eitcrn in Scr @ob'
nilng letnea SdmicGcriobneS &crrn
Wilbelm 6lciidymom an Scr Solo
Spring Cane 81 Molnno Forf plot.
lid GcltorbCn. Gr mor IS Sabre alt,
Itummte aus Sahicn, fam Dor ulgt.
'obr 30 Sobrcu nod Amerito, no CT
lid in Nep. Ourf oniic0clie. Dor ~
Sabren fam CT 1tnd) baltimore. Ter
dlte Serr mar ein 0cpanbtcr Nol,.
lhniber uno hot lid ~bcionoerS oils MI
torldniBCr herporactbon. Nubcr lei.
ller Sod)tcr, Srou IleildmouL BIN.
tcrl1Bt or einen Sobn, Scrru Noel.
bert Nlbredt in Ncu Nort, ionic odt
Gnfel. lie 9eeroigun0 iinoct bcutc
Nuhnittog = llhr pom Sroucrbnlic
aus olli benz 2ouoon Eorf. SricOboic
Itott. Naitor Sobn Sommcrlottc BON
Der rciormirtcn 3ionS, Stride an Nar.
iorO.Nuemle uno Gboie.Str miro an,
tlrcn.
rSm Ilter pom 50 Snbrcn lit Sr.
Senrp 3odymnm bon @r. 114i. Sam.
burg.S trobe, geitcrn plotlid, aus Sem
Scben oeihieoen. Gr botte lid III leb.
Ter Belt iilr arebs I'M llnterfieicr I'M
Sobns SopfinS.Soipitnl b~cbonoelll
lniicn.
>Sm alter bon Il Sohrcn lit am
GienItog 6rou Sberein Marie Nbeno.
id)on geitorben. Gie @ccroigun0 i'm.
BET moraen @ormittog BON Der III.
&reu5.airde aus olli ser Bonnie 9roc
Cemetery itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Plus benz Snncrcm WarDlanb's nno
bcn %anGrcu5cubcn Staaten.
@ubIen in Warplonb.

@ablen in Warplono.
Sn Salisbury, @orceitcr . Gountp,
Dem @eim ocs 9unocSienatora Sobn
@alter Smith, muroe am 9ienitog
ous oemotrotiide Sidet erpGbIt. gS
lparen 5pei u%nobbGngige Staotratbs.
Gonoionten aufgeItellt moroen. Gbas.
6. Sorper nuroe sum Wapor erp1bIt
ln0 sic iOlgenoen Serren iiegten in
Dem Sample fir StaotratbsmitgIic.
Scr: s. g.9cnnett, Sarrp Gennis,
". 6, Sbcpport, j. g. Smith uno
$. $. Sitd.
Sn 6roltburg Nuegonp . County,
mlroc am lienltng Sr. @m. Sbomp.
ion gum If. Mnle ais Napor er.
mablt, Die erudbltcn Staotratbs.
OtitaIieoer iino: A~Ieranoer Nidol,
Ganiel Sones. ien., uno 3opio s.
Sniro. Sr. au9rIt Sobing rpuroe uls
Soiliif pieoer erlp1bIt.
Sr. Sobn @. Stone lit in. 9oD6s
OILS Mapor ermGblt moroen, lno sic
e%rm1blten StaotrotbsmitsIieoer iino
Suoio 9iliett un6 artbllr g. Rainep.
Grbangte i'd III Seller.
Cigar Cue, Sobn oes Su 9ebor
@rope in Montgomerp.G olntp, Rh.,
iuobnbaften Farmers Sames Cue,
ipllroc im'aeller ser elterlihen @ob.
nlnta erDGn9t olfgefunoen. Gr mar
30 Sabre alt. Gs iheint, 6ab er oie
1bat aus Gram barber beaina, oaB
lein @otcr Die olte Seimit1tte Der.
foiTt uro i'm benud)riftigt bate, ct
1nilBtc lif) nad elmer nnoeren Inter.
fltnft umicbcn.
Inter d) merer InihuI.
otgnng.
Tier Witglieoer ser Wode bes
Son1estoipn IusItellunos . 8eldnbes
lisen IN Noriolf inter Ser NniduIoi.
giltg I'M @eiGngniB, angcblid Die am
9ienItag abeno crfoIgte GinGideruna
Der Eblllpplnen = Heierpation uno
Der 09e Slo Cline 5apern" peruriad,t
81 boben. 0as Wotip ser Sbot IoIl
leln, Dab beobiihtigt mar, sic @ad,.
manl'hoftcn 81 rebl5iren.
SoS 5000 0enfmal .-Tos
eomite, beItcbeno aus SS. General
Grippe, 6ranf q. &ocn uno @iuiom
y. Sllrlt, mcldleS einen Ylon iiir elm
Genfmol oes peritorbenen Generals
Sobn w. 5000 oiisipGblen unb eincn
9iIobollcr 5ur Musfiibrung beS Gent.
mails anitelen ion, batte geitern cine
Sibnhg, opf mllroen nod feline Sc.
Ilnitipen 9eifliiiic iiber oas Ienf.
nal gcfaBt, ionoern oicielben bis our
nafiten Sisung am Montag perito.
ben. Sir oieien 3iucd lit cine 9eipil.
Iiaung bon $4,000 aus Dem @citern
Worplano.6onb gemod)t porbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

bon uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Nep.Dorf, &ajiite ooer 3wiiden.
bed. 8ediel, ausIanoiides @eIb.
g~reottbriefe unb @eIoienounsen.
9beo. 8. 0iener & Co.,.
Qr. 217. Cf.8aItimprs-S trase
81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
,Sarmumic.Gafc

Nr, 414, @eit-T apettc.S traee, @arl
SdDmiSt, Snbabcr. @irsburscr Spt'
bran friid an 3apf. 9iners, Sompers
q Ia carte. Scben Samitag Mbeio
0rci.Gun5crt. (april1,1W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
alt5ltnchlllcn

WuB beiierc Stcinc lie
Term. 49, %or ser Sontrutt . &crgc'
bul1gSs9 cb0roe crId)icn 9cltcrn Sdc'
riii @cor0c YooGett, nm gc9en Die
Ncnn%ltonoung Scr pitriii5irten Bic
Gclltcinc, NIT 9enen Sutcmooo @oc.
gepiloitcrt mcroen ioll, 81 proteitiren.
Der StoOt Sn0cnicur iu9te, ooB Ole
Steinc ben Spe5iiitotioncn nidt ellt-
ipredcn leidt @uiier o%uiiou9cn uno
olld) id)led,t %genrbeitet lino. Sheri'f
&oo9ett crtlGrte iih bereit, Den Gon-
trott inter Dem b%eounGcncn Freiic
olls6uiiibrcn, ga bic Srod)t, Grams.
port mo onocre Softer cine Sumnle
bon $4,000 rcprGicntircn. Gie De
borbe bcitono ober ollf Der 9eonlton.
hung mo miiiien oie Gontrottorcn s.
y. Sdneiocr II. SO. nnoere Steint
lieIcrn,
8elb iiir Statuen.-Staot
Erofurator Bruce CAB geltcrn cin
@utadtcn a6. oaB oie Staot @eIoer
fir Stntllrn 5nr Sdnliitltna ser
Stobt b~epiaigen fam. Sr. 5beooorc
Marburg bate all oen Mapcr &C.
ihriebcr, Dab er uno cine Nn5abI
@iiracr bcubiidytigen, cine anSobl
Statnen ans Der bier abgebaltenell
@ilohaiter j.. all%sIteuung onSutnuien,
i'm oanlit oic 0ifentliben ElGte uno
Torfs SIT itmiiden, fuas bic Stoot
bereit ici. einen 1beil oes 8auipreiIeS,
ctrpa $4,000 bis $4,000, bci5llitcuerll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Seid)lcnnignng ocS Yrpseiies.

Ste 8roBgcidJnoreuen ncrocn oie Or
Observation-Disclosures . GommiiidrC
@idbnm uno Morine in Ser nGd).
item @ohe III 2lntIage5uituno per.
leben. - Gin @ettlauicn I'm sic
pafontcn StClllmgcn.
Sobolo ole @roBgcitJnorencn, mel
dc om Wontag ibrenNmt3termin olt.
t@reter, iib %orgoniiirt bobCn, nil il
StaotSonipoIt Cnens Ocnielben Die
Sale Der ob~gcieetcn S~trobcnOurdr.
brilds = GommiGrc s. grtbllr Wid,
BAN mo Somes $. Worine porjc'
gen. Nohbem Oieielbcn lpegen Ot3
g%mpIon0enS bon 8citehlngo9cIOer!t
IN Den Nnflogc5uitnno crboben nor.
Den iino, miro ser FrojeB gegen bic
Nngcfla9tcn bcgonncn mer6en. Nie
ea bciBt, lit Sr. CbomoS Is. Sopc5
ais &crtbcioigcr ser Nngcituloigten
cngogirt porbelL ga 5r. Gogor s..
Sans, ga er fem Griminolonmnlt lit,
Die ScrtbeioigmG ubgclcbnt bat. Gu5
@ouptintcrcIic Ger Eolitifcr bll0cn
ober nntiirlider NciiC Die 0urd Die
bclocn G%ommilidre uotolt gcnludtell
| 9(cnlter. Gan0iOutcn iilr Oicic Stcl.
IEl10en, 9cmotrotcn unO Nepublito.
rer, bo6en it'd jI Gubcnoen gcnlel-
Oct, ood) lit picI Strelt inter Dem
@oi5cn. Niibcr Den bcrcitS 8cItern
bcriGtetcn Gnnnioutcn iino iolgcnoc
ncllc 81 ocr5ci0nCn:
Icnlofrotcn: Qr. Sront Slin0luif,
&ngb u. @ornrnlL y. i. Yorr, "a
nicl 9cnoonn Sclloiro ". Wnrriott,
i, Senrp @og92, Sobn airfIep, IS.
y. RobertS, Gam. Z. SSiQiom9, Gas.
VI. Correct.
Hcpublitoncr: George u. Scfiner,
@ernbar0 GicB, &obn Is. 6ricncl, $.
!. Ncu, Geo. I. Geld. Geo. gSbite
ii0c, Sobn &ronmiller.
Cine Nn5obl Srcltnoc 0ea irilberen
9ontroleurS George u. Seiincr, cin-
id)licBlid) oes @rdiiocntcn ser ga.
ttonul Wturine Nnnf SSohn VI. Git
tIq, inooliirten gcitern Die GrncnnurG
bcS Srn. Seiincr an StclIc OcS Srn.
Wurinc. Die onoercn Npplifonten
battcn ebcnfaIl9 5nblrcide i6riitlide
unO milnolidc Snooiiirungen bon
tErellnben mo 9etanntcn ltno 9li6
0oa 9iirrol oe3 WaporS cincnl bic.
ncnforbc, in mcld)em bic @icnen Elm
unb ouSflo1pn. Iie Grnennun0en
mer0en an Wontog gemodt merben
ood) miro Scr Ntapor bierbei olf po.
litiibe Snoollirltngcn feline Hildlid)t
rcbmcrL ionbern mn horoli lebcn,
Oh Der eriolgrrifc Gonoioot fGbig.
cbrlid) lit mo Die Eilid)tcn oes 9lnt'
ties crfiillen funl. Die S%trobenolrd)
brlttS aGonlmiiiGre bnben Die 81
000,000 Miner . Mnlcibe 81 pcriper.
Den unb iin0 bopon nod 100000
mpcrmtSgobt. Cab oicie 0cloer
10 peronSgobt mcrocn, ooB OoOltrdl
iouiel @rumoGigentbum oils moglid
inter sic polc Stcncrrote fonmt, lit
sic @ollptmrigobe Der Gomnliilior,
ulb gehorcn oaber WtGnner BON Gbn.
rutter, Gbrlihteit uno Meitiiht, bit
Dem 9rud Scr NeliBcr Der groBcn
20nocrltredcn I'M Nnncr wibcriteben
fonncn uno obnc Yortcilidfcit Ser.
bc%iicrlnNcn uorncbmen, oomit iold)t
bcbollcrlihm @eItebungsperi lde III
3ufunit sur llnmoglid)feit mcroclt.
@r. Sobn Sllbert, Der ebenialls fir
Ben Tlub inooiiirt mur6c, lol, mie cs
beiBt, nId)t @illenS iein, oeniclbcn
on5uncbmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
6ehbel's einaines MtteIisr,

Sebbel'S ein3igeS Mttelier.
@ir baben MIR elm Atslier in galti.
more, nnb bas befinbet iidj in Der
Gtagc sn ebener Grbe, Nr. 321, Rprb.
Gan, maize Sigb.Str. Gin6er.V5o.
toerapbien cine SpesiaIitat. = Seine
agenten nnS teine 9reppea 81 iteiaeu.
S. SebbeI. 6. Grni, Geidaftsfalr,r.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Stdot Baltimore.
1IntsrbaItuuss &eeDeiier.

,Ntabemie" - .SdpObIuno"
,NuSitprium" 49, .g9aHq".
pSuIthah" - Iaglid bon II ubr Born, bis
II nbr NbCuos Voritcuunaclt fprehenoer Wun'
oelbilber init benz @diner1pboHe.
p5prb'S" - Die 3nubCriiiu'tler Hcudr rrlo
Iburiton.
,WunrtN" - .gSorIo R~enters".
,Ylarhlnnb"-eeith's nNu StIt"s8duneotne.
,1ew W%puumentnl" 49, gStur Sbop Birls".
y2nbinis," 4O4-4O6. Ch.Saltimore.etr. -
Observation-Disclosures nro Manoelbtlber.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

DIR. r. Potter Smith left last evening
for Oklahoma.
Mrs. Edmund Steelman has returned
home from visit with relatives at
Hamlet, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Rich left today for
.Galesburg to visit Mrs. Richs brother,
l.. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Van Buren, have
returned from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Wichita, Kan.
Mrs. William Schultze of Kellogg,
Iowa, is visiting her niece, Mrs o. J.
Brien. She was accompanied to this
city by P. r. Voss of Mount Joy, Iowa
who visited here yesterday.
Frank C. Payne, general press repre-
sentative of Henry w. Savage, is in
the city and will remain over Sunday
arranging the preliminaries for tho
coming of Madam Butterfly" March
| 10. Mr.. Payne is an old newspaper
man, being for number of years or
! the editorial staff of the old Chicago
| News. He is one of those HOos
iers who find it so difficult to resist :
| literary bent, other shining examples
being George AIDE and John T. Nc
CutcheOn. The three grew up togeth
en- as it were.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
BUILDING AND LOAN
RECEIVER REPORTS
Statement Is Made of the Finances oil
the Wrecked Moline Association
by C.. S. kerns.

A report filed by c. S. Kerns. the re-
ceiver for the Moline Building, Savings
& Loan association, shows that the to-
tai receipts since December. 1908, have
amounted to $14O,637, while the dis
bursements have been s12,9O4, leaving
a balance of $127,733. This sum is on
deposit in Moline banks. The total
assets are estimated at S209, sos, and
it is estimated that there will be be,
tween $4,000 and 100000 for final
distribution. There is contest pend
ing before the master in chancery now
as to whether the stockholders or the
holders of the J. w. War; patent notes
shall have priority in the distribution
of this sum. This contest will proba.
bly, not be decided until passed on by
the supreme court. The stockholders
have filed claims aggregating $15S,000
and the patent notes issued by War;
amount to about 100000.
If the stockholders win in the con
Test. the assets will nearly pay dollar
for dollar, but if the note holders are
successful the stockholders will re
ceive about so per cent. In the event
that the court sustains the contentious
of the stockholders, the note holders
will look to the ]. w. War; estate
which is now in bankruptcy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
COMPANY A is INSPECTED
Colonel Channon Leaves Monday to
Visit Other Companies.

Colonel w. 7. Channon last evening
at the Armory conducted the regimen
tai inspection of Company A. There
was a good attendance of the members
and the company as a whole made
very satisfactory impression, Colonel
ChannOn urging, however, an increase
in the number in the ranks. He said it
was too good a company 10 be so
small.
Colonel Channon will leave Monday
10 conclude the inspection of the com
panies of the Gtn. His itinerary is as
follows: Monday, Company E at Ster-
ling; Tuesday, Company | at Morrison;
Wednesday, Company G at Dixon;
Thursday, Company l. at Freeport, and
Friday, Company NJ at Galena. With
these companies inspected the regi-
mental inspection will be finished.
The governmental inspection will be
held i'll March.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
ATTEMPTED HOID-UP
RESULTS IN ARREST.
Man Giving Name of Fred Black Halls
Miss Kate Scully and De-
mands Money.

An attempted holdup last night about
IL o'clock resulted in the arrest of a
man giving his name as Fred Black.
who is having a preliminary hearing
this afternoon before Magistrate FL
lott. Blacks would-be victim is Miss
Kate Scully, head waitress at the Har-
per house. Miss Scully last evening
at the hour stated left her home ar
TwCnty-second street and Fifth avenue,
and proceeded down the street toward
Fourth avenue. TO wait for street
car. When she had proceeded about
half block man stepped out from
the alley walked up to her, and asked
for her money.
Miss Scully, frightened, drew back,
when he approached her threatening
ly. At that moment two young men
approached, and Black ran away.
Miss Scully proceeded to the Harper
house and from there telephoned the
police. giving them a description of
the man. Detective Cox and Chief
Eckhart went to work on the case
and at 1880 secured the man on
Fourth avenue a short distance west
of Twenty-second street. 1t is thought
he is the perpetrator of a serious of
Tense in Davenport recently and his
connection with the affair will be in
vestigated
Fred Nelson, residing at Forty-sixth
street and Sixth avenue. was arrested
last night and held TO the grand jury
on a charge of being implicated with
the 10 youths already under arrest for
petty thefts in Rock Island and Mo
line. Nelson, who is Is years old and
has been employed in the Rock Island
yards, admits having shared in the
booty from some of the thefts in the
yards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22

part of the session last night, and
there was a general discussion of the
filter problem. j. w. Cavanaugh, SUI
perintendent of the waterworks de
partment, said that if a filter was in
stalled at a cost of $4,000 it would
in a short time repay its cost. He
discussed the plan in general. and
gave figures relative to the depart
ment
o. S. Holt. who was employed in
the construction of the filter plant in
Moline, spoke briefly on the question
of cost.
The council directed the mayor and
superintendent of waterworks to-open
correspondence with the manufactur
ers, and to determine where filters
have been built, so that an inspection
trip may be made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
HOLDS OUR MORALS AS a
NATION ARE NOT UNS0UND
Continued from Page one.)

consideration and necessary remedial
action by which wrongs, both national
and local, may be completely re-
dressed.
Special interests must keep their
hands off the government in city,
state and nation The common well
fare must be the supreme law. The
Hobbies which have been maintained
in legislative halls, the efforts to per
vert administration by securing the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
DAY GENERALLY OBSERVED
Closing of Offices Mark Anniversary
of Washinuton's Birth.

of Washington's Birth.
Today is being observed as the an
niversary of the birth of George
Washington. The public Offices, banks
and postoffice were closed for the day,
the Woodmen office force was releas-
ed at 3 o'clock. and many of the bust
ness offices closed during the after
noon. There was one delivery of
mail at 8 o'clock
Various entertainments and pro
grams are being rendered in homes
n the city and several Washington
parties were held last evening. The
schools observed the day by fitting
programs given yesterday. Besides
those already referred. to. the pupils
of the Hawthorne school celebrated
the anniversary by assembling in the
corridor and singing patriotic songs
and listening to a patriotic address
by Rev. r. b. Williams,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
To the Nonresident Directors of the
Rock Island Lubricator Company.

Take notice that the board of direc-
tors of said company has called a
meeting for Saturday, March 81, 1908,
at . o'clock a. m, at the Office of John
Volk & Co, in the city of Rock Island,
in Rock Island county. Illinois, for the
purpose of transacting such business
of said company as may be lawfully
brought before it, and your presence
is asked by the officers of said com.
pany.
Dated Rock Island. H., Feb. IS, 1905
JOHN OHLWEILER, President
George E. Lambert, Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22

years old. He was native of Ohio.
He made his home in Rock Island
from 1850 to 1858, leaving here for ST.
Louis He enlisted in the Ord Mis-
souri, infantry in the civil war. with
mother brother. l.. V Eckhart did
lot know of his brothers enlistment
until some months later, when he hap
pened to see him marching before a
reviewing officer. After the war Mr.
Eckhart again made his home in st.
Louis. where he had followed the pro
fession of music teaching for some
years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-22
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