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(5ortietura folet.)
20 lie rnnIiihrW I1t

Wic enqlif d. platter Be.
rifterL Iteben 8robbritannien unb
Gam gegenmdrtig i'll ltnterbunoIiung
ii6er einen gertrag, in meld)em grtg.
lono ocm ~qenannten Staat oieiel6en
Hedte 5igeiteben mill, pie 6ranfreid)
in Dem 2lbfommen Oes Ssabres 1906.
Gafiir neroe, 10 beiBt es peiter,
Clam Dem britiidJen Heid 5mei Staa-
ten abtreten, n1mIif aelantar uno
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Baltimore Warftbertdltc.
NJ d. s. 9(pril 1908.

Mc6l, - 3niltbr G371 Safer,
cinidliebfid 275i 16licr 81 Occult.
Foint unb 7l3 S1iicr 3lt Canton.
aiiitcnuCrionot 49, SGlicr.
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Mni3. - 3uinbr 15,03S 9u-
ihcl; Ecrlonot BON Den Gleuotorcn
l5.SSI @uid)cl; GlCuutorcn &orratb
/ 2O2, SOB Wuid)Cl.
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in nor8iiaIi1er @etnditsln9c 1T umtldnoe bal.
her 81 $1,000 81 perimlieH; Sans BAT Is SUB
6ront, Il Simmer nebit SGo ulIo 1T IN lcbr
Ncrrtan Saoen1oup, iii Nuro'6Barlcs. strnRc.
(Septl .lNl
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Gallagher, Der Sanmeiffcr.
Salt! Seben S:r!
Qeien Sic Sieic Nnnonce!

IN peftanffu = pahltr TIM GOO Vtud Der
Eorosen5erne. Sfrabe.
Gbeu fertigaeheat.
Cine 8eitgeubcit int ganSen 2ebeu.
9ies fino Die ~neileiten nno mooerniien 5tuei'
ft6dieen Sdifer in 0fts9aliimore. 5aben Sart'
toI5.5ubboben in 8arIor, Speifesimmer uno
8orbdIe; ibbner sfnrninaefinis aus iueibem
etatueHsgiarmor i'm Tdrlor; pradtpoIer
gii6eritrnnf nit @eiinis uno SpieGeI I'M
GpeifeBimmer; aiide enibdIt @isftrant nno
@orrntbsfnmmer etipas Geues: Sdifer bnbeH
gombinutionssT nInaeu fir eIefirifhes 9idbt NIB
Sas: ferner nelsites Sanitar.9 IimbinG be.
Buf6toiIette, GIofet nit gzbdnaenoeal
ssnfierbebdlier. ,emaiqirter s.tissnB nit 9rodsn:
Brett: .peiiaeiIiaer &uib5uber i'm ae1er, nit
sbouasranaIsg nfdIub, nn6 Giles Baiier bon
benz -auseub- nufGebmeIlb. Sruno5ins S42. 90
pro 1abr. Breis MIR $3.50.
0trner i'm COO gfod Der 9,oro. Bfpper. strnBe.
Chen ferfieeeiient. eine Saeibe bon moberrteI
a%fpeifi1dtgeu 9dufern. feds 3intrner uno 9ab.
9ns gahesinuer sntbdlt eir1iuirte gaoeWunne
unb niobernes ~fanitdres gIofet. abslesiunaI.
anfcbIub. Breis $1,000. @rinbsins 1913 pro
Sabr.. Die Gage obiser Sdnier III bod nno
gefiIno.
Nahsnfraaeu i'm garsaM, Ut. 2537, pH.
0esnRment.etra (t48--)
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9crfGltfc ouf Der bieii9cn giicften'
b0rlc.
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ItHfIWts Observation-Disclosures.
unter Der Iuft6t oer sSeutiben 3eieufchdtt".
pno 9ienitboten. 5u bef9diiiaen iuiini6enL mol
ZEN fb peri6nIi6 sber IN trauIirten 9rtefeu an
pen Ngenteu Der SeieufdaIt, Sunanu .. Wtepcr,
Simmer II, Gr. 2t5-217, 6urrtlano etrahe,
penoeu, ipelter unentgeltlih g~tusIunft ertbeiler
niro. Spre6iiunoen bon / bis 8 nbr.
(San271S)
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238lb Wdcr, III mn, Il %SnIp. nna ibrioc
HSieien. Sdt Nuu3 nit > Rdmncu mn lIcinem
aeuer, uctc GroBc S6euuc INN 2iau, foUie
arloerc 9,caengcbdloc; inebrcrc euuocrt ib6nc
uuo cine feline Gucae bcfinoct iin oibt 6ci'm
0uuie. Sebr ih0n QeIcOcit, nur Is Wtellen Don
9YaiblnGiort mo 21a bis 3 NIctlcn bon 4 Der
i0uit Brcie SIT pro Stder. 0rrmau 9nocu.
buup, III ysoro.GpatlcesS trafr.
tSept5 \
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8erlangt i'm 4agemeiHeu.


Teuer Wlann TN 8eidlaft
be5ablt Die 1Udlien 4relle lilr mot bel eetrns
gene 9erren'Sleioer uHo Sfube. S6reIbt Bolt
tdrte. gSeroe uurioinulen. Gel. gir. 1878 Ct.
aarl, Sen, Tr. $50, Git'Saltimure .straRe.
go
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3n ncrfanicu.
Gtab(irt 1925.
GDul0itDate0 0DGn g.,
1 Huro. 8ag.S tra6e.

Sin 9roBes 9lLortiment perlauener 9inmun'
taaf, ned unicr buIbcH 4CitcHprci5. 4ir gctet
mad ME Dor Itbtrdie CdrIebcn aui aue &ertb'
gcgenfiGllce. GeitersC iEgaHg sum FrioatsG Iii
ICQu.
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StrurnciurtI
Warteu.Nrbei

Sin 9drtner fit Semitic uno 9lruHel iuht
tntort &ei6diti1lng. yiud5ufruget bel Mutton
3iiher, Ir. 1913, Nobiion.anep. (0S-t00)
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fbdtl; anHehmbdrer Fret5 miro mot ubueruie
len. NdhHIfrdaeH III Tr, $50, 9'urp @Olte.5tr,
Og-lO1)
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@erlangt Manner unb anaben.


Sin imnaer UIunH bon etiuu n Idbren I'M
WiilclBei6GIt; muB ebriid uuo Mot nrbett5ibei
ieiu; mub bei'm arbeit9cher mObncn. Jtnbii
frugeH nab 2 Ibr yta6nlittaas in Gr. 100,
Sulumbin ,NpcnuC. t1OO-1
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NoGGcn. 3llIltbr - Sulfel;
oll5 Den Glcputorcn 5urild9e5ogen
1913 9uihel; Glcpotoren Sorrutb
1854 @uldct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

gIic ihentt lie .sm. ben er lanss te'
pahrt.
,abieu nun, unb Dant su9 allen"
nidt iir, als sebe es gar teine gli'
bigfeit msbr.
r@uten a6enb, 9uitap SDf, ou
fannit mors.n mai beruntsrtommsn,
ipenn bas Dstter ss SuIdBt."
Sdtte iemdnb seglaubt. oaB Der
Sdlitten in oieIer 9eIdpinoigteit
ben @es b.rauftommen fam! Wis
toll biipft er burd Die Sdnee5dufen.
Das madt Mdlin, lie Iolte iidb bas
rauf isbsn. a6er ss lit beute abeno
nidts nit ibr gu ipollen. Gle gibt
Dem 9rnnnttpein bic S4ulb, Der pdre
ibr gu aOpf sefiesen, iust lie = lie
f0nne nun ipubrbaftis lo9mals 3ur
Staot uno pisbsr bsimldufen.
Da tann @uitap SDt ben 8ogel in
iid niht lGnssr siis.In. Der Binb
bat nddgeldN.n, iiber bic Sannens
gipisl itsist Der selbe MonO. uno
pl0blid bsainnt S6t gu iinsen. 3uerIt
gan3 poriidtig, s.nn es 1T lanse bsr,
uno sr bat perseFen, ben Son gu bdls
ten. 0c9 ie b06er es binaufsebt. be-
ito iiherer bait es nieber bu-d ben
fpeiben Walb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

= Wilbernb. Serr (benn Seis
ratbspsrmittle): 9ieie bat ia Idon
einsn Mann ssbabt. = So. absr nnr
einen gang tleinen!
80lfertunbe. Profefor
8unFuiius: Die 9dstsn iinb Elm s.s
biroiges Sirtsnpolt, bas F9 bon ben
glbbGnssn Der pprenGen bis in's feb
ssbnts Sabrbunbsrt eritrsdt." :"
Sinbernib. ,Worum bets
telIt Ou nur INNER in unIersm
Stabttbeil terum, niemals aber i'm
feinen 0isrtel2" gefpobnbsitsbettlsr:
r@sbt nidt. Oprt bab' i'd ia meine
0iua".
= 3pangsIage. nSeben Sag
finb sic betrunten!" Der Rotb
gebor6enb. penn i'd N Iplibsr
Wlann piirbe, bann t6dt' mir msine
Sduspirtbin. bic Wittipe Wliiller.
sIsid sinen Seiratbsantras madenl"
au6ein Mdbissr. @irtb
(3ur 8eIInerin): .Was, Der Mampsrl
Bat srit 5fp6lf giere unb mill iid
nidt msbr einidGnten laHen9! Sell
rsrin: Rsin. sr iast. er lit felt Elm
paur Sasen beim WdBisteitspsrein!
= geuer MGb6enname m e.
2ebrer: Die ipsibIiden Namsn fpsrs
ben aud bGafis aus ben mGunlidsn
mittsIit Der RddiiIbe line" sebilOet,
gum 8eiIpiel pauIus = pauline.
WHller2 WIIler: 3arolus = 8aro.
line. SdulSe: Clemens = Clemens
tine. Msper: Wartus = Warsas
rine.
Gr bat's mid notb p en-.
big. 5ofmeiitsr Unit feinem 3Os'
ling RedenIiunbe boltsno): alio ipie'
piele 18tarutise 9ologegenitGnbe laI,
fen Iih aus 20 @olbbutatsn enferti=
ocn2 gDie peroen iSruu Sob
iiein (einfalIenb): BoSu p;assn Sf
mel Sobn NIT foIde SaGen =
perb er Ii6 einfdd fdiden luhen b,
Splour6eiterreanuna
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

Sn fliegenber gile ipurbe Der Rolfs
,aoen BOD geSps;n. Der cine Ities bins
aus, bielt ben 2ubsa feit unb IisB i1n
Oann fallen, als iein 9enof, eefolgt
mar. 3ds 9db linen lduten &rdh
unb aIs iebt aus einem obersn Sem
fter Der gluf: .0iebs! ginbrederl"
burta bic Radt s.lIte. ndbsrtsn iid
fhnelle Sdritts.
Oie beioen 8er6re6,r berf9panoen
um RE gde, liefen aber sipei poli5ei'
bedmten feinabe in bic Qrme.
Wit benz Mutbe, Der nur ben talt=
bliiti1ften unb perfpegeniten Spibbuz
ben ausaei6nst, rief yer cine Der beis
ben: v5srr Da6tmeilter, no lit bic
nG6ite Poli3eifation9 Sci Berger &
Semler bat man einaebro9en! 9eben
sic fdnell bortbin, benn bic 0ie5s
iino i'm 2dben gefungen. Wir boien
ipeitere 6tlfe!"
sSn fli'senber Gile lisfen bdnn beioe
@duner bapon. obne bic Qntport Der
8.dmten abaupdrten, bic nun ibrsrs
feits alIes baran fetten. um sur Gius
bruhsitefle au gelangen unb bic Shdz
ter nod feitsunebmen. Die eigentli>
den Sfdter fhrieen nod perTdiebsne
BaFante~ an: r8si Berger C SemIer
lit eingebrphen tporSen unb bic Spibs
buben iiben in Der SaIle! SdnsG Der
polisei su SiIfs!" Dcnn iparsn iie
psrfhpunben.
Dor bsm Sunslierlaben entIp1nn
ii9 nun bic folgenbe bramattIhe
Saene.
Oi 8edmten trafeR e.rdbe elm, 1ls
bic Shiiridlouiie in bic S6be seriFsn
pur.e uni aip;: MGn1er iib auf bic
Strcbe ftiir5en ipoIIten.
n3uriid obtr id fdieBs!" bonnerte
cine trdftiae gnlisiitsnitimme, 3ne
RebolberlGufe blibten ben pGlli1 perz
buBten unb in ben 2aben suriidgepis
denen 9efdlten entgsgen.
rI6er mas foll benn bds heiben2"
risf Der inc. .Dir iinb ia bic 9ss
ihGftsinhdber, bic man Toeben beitobz
len bat. tnb mir ipo[Tsn bic Soikbus
ben perfoIsen. Mdhsu sic plab!"
rRidt BON Der Stene!" bonnerte ss
pieoer aus fsm poliseimunbs. Die
Shsrae tennen mir! 6dltrt ben Oieb!
ruff ieber fblaue GpiRbube unb seiqt
auf anbere. 9cs 8erfplsen BON
Spibbubsn 1T unfsre Sdds uRS mir
balten felt, mas mir bdben!"
Oas brafte bic beiben 9eTddftss
inba er MIR mod mehr in Wutb.
.l1nerbDrt!" rief Berger. ,2aifeu
sic uns fofort burd. benn ieos Mis
mute lit toitbdr!"
.Ruhel Mitfommen! limb ni6t Jss
mude!"
Die geamten faBtsn, INNER bic
Waffen in 0ereitI6aFt. bic bsibsn @e'
fhGfisinhcber am Grm unb sogen lie
10 aur Nade.
Die Seitgenonpmenei; ifrGubten iid
beareifli6eripsiIe beftig baaegen.
.W1ein Rame 1T 9erser!" I6ris bst
eine. y2aifen sic iih bpp belebren!"
sSebt tpuro. Der cine Bolisift srob.
rMaulbdlten! Sbr Wame ipirb auf
Der Wade feItaeiteff iperben!"
Reiianirt, tpenn 1u6 nit tniridsn'
ben 3Gbnen, ersaben ii6 bic bsiben
9eI6Gft2inbaber in ibr S9idful. 4uf
Der Wadls muBte ii1 ia alIes auftId'
rem.
Sus eei9db benn aud iebr ihnen.
Gin Glterer 8eaRter fonnte bic Seits
aenor-men,n. pG6renb bic be:Ssn
eifriaen S9nbleute "rit por &ur5em
in's Repier getommen iparen.
2eioer fam bic 4uftlGrune ettpas
Te6r fpGt, isbenfuIlS gu ipdt, nm bic
eieentIidsn Spibbuben nod 5u fans
asn. 9ieIe iparen IpurIos peri6puns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

&aItbIiitts. SeIIner (stpet
@dfe an Der Sable b'bote beoba4s
tenb, ipel6e eben Ous 8eited Oers
i9pinben Iaien tpolIen): nGs tommt
nod elm Sang, meint Serren!"
= uebertrumpft. rSm 8ds
riete iab i9 NAL einsn aiinitler, Der
ma9te aus einem 81 stpei!" : n@ur
ni9fs! Sd tenn einen SdentfelInsr
= Der f9sntt aus sinem SsttOliter
5tpei beraus!"
Gin 9 9narSfeber. Mann
(5u feiner Srau. bic eine DohltbGtig'
ieitsporifelIung peranitulteD: ~Was,
eine @sneralprobe nit 9dfen fppllt
ibr borber abbalten9 Du fpmmt eu9
ia am Saupttdse niemanb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

&c dian. -Wo bait Du nur bic
ipidtigen 9riefe peritedt. bab iie Bel
Der Sausfuduns nidt sefun6en purz
benz" - Sang einfad. i'm 9rieftas
ften."
: aufresenb. ~Wesbalb 1T
benn Der Rsntier H3iSsI itets 10 furdts
bar aufgsrsst. tpenn iid elm automos
bill ndbert9" - Seine Srau lit ibm
in sinem burdgesanssn : unb iebt
fiir9tet er isoesmal, baB iie 5uriid.
fommt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

9 d nitgerbater In fpe:
n@be i'd Sbnen meine So9ter s.be,
mOdts id bod erit iiber Sbren @ba>
ratter 49,"
Sreier: pgitts, bier III meiu
8anfbu9!"
9 d iegerbater Giir ii9 les
fenb): rDonnerlpetter, $4,000 Mart
-. QuuD nimm f. bin. mein @obn,
unb lei sliidlid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
gerlen.
Bon Stti s.

Von Sttt 8.
$an5enbe Boeen,
2adenbe Sonne,
Ste1eu am 1lfer
Sm Slid periunfeu.
SiinfIe Had)t.
@efpenitiih ragea
Sie 3ipeiae Der @dume.
StiII Iie9t Der Gee,
@ritorben lit bas 2eben.
@ininm ant llfer
Ste1et ein Nanu.
Or aeoentet Der Gage,
ga linn bier mar 5ur Seite
Gin IiebIidles Reien -
Sas fern MN bon ibm
Su biumliider Seimatb ipeiIt.
Seiue SIr6nen inntmeIt
Gin RirIein i'm Gee -
@inf. iueroeu Die Reni6eu
sIIs Berlen iie finoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

= 4uf 1mpesen. Stubsnt:
.2ieber Ontel, ih bate eine srobe
Bite an Did!" Snfel: alba, On
iuiGit mid idon pisber unpumpsu!"
Stubent: r9lber, lieber Sntel, bd
miibten fdon uniibsrpinblite Sinbers
niFe eintrttsn, fpsnn i6 bieIen Shritt
unternebmen fpllte." Ontel: r@ott iei
Sant! Das niIIit Su bsnn bann2"
STUDENT: sd mub leiber seiteben,
baB iold' uniiberpinblide Sinberni1e
eineetrsten iinb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

Arg Oertiebt. 5rdulein:
.SIt Der Derliebte ,iunse Mdm nod
immer untsr msinem 5sniter9"
DienItmdbGsn (mitleibig): ~ad.
5rdulein. er ttippelt Dor &dlte i'm
SdHee umbsr. absr INNER hersfOr.
mis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

86din Gu ibrer 5r.unbin):
~Das III Elm reisenber Weenih. Der
neue 8risftrdser! Seben Ro6mittag,
ipenn er tommt, rau6t er mir einen
&uB!"
nSut er benn INNER etipus fir
9id2"
~RotiirIid i9 fhr:i6e ieoen
Wprsen eine poftforts an midi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

o.. sic bettsln I'm Gplinber unb
5rad9!"
SD befuhs nur 8urone unb 9rds
fen = unb ba mub i9 bod itanbesa
gemGB setleibet fein!"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
BODY PROVES THAT
OF Mr.. VALENTINE
Remains Are Brought Up From Island
Where Found and Funeral
Services Are Held.

The body which was found in the
river opposite Montpelier was identi-
fled as the remains of Joseph Valen-
tine, who was drowned here last Mon
day while fishing in the slough. Cor
oner Eckhart and Joe Valentine ac-
companied Mike Webb, who reported
the find, in a launch to Montpelier
The son was satisfied that there was
no mistake in the identity of the body
and had remains brought to this city
To the undertaking rooms of Charles
R. Wheelan. The coroner held an in
quest last night and the verdict of the
jury was that death resulted from
accidental drowning.
The funeral was held this morning
from the Sacred Heart church at
o'clock. Burial took place at Chip
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
THE MISSION OF THE
LINCOLN DELEGATES
Headed by Mayor Brown and Seeking
Market for New Agricultural
implement.

The delegation of Lincoln, Neb,.
gentlemen headed by Mayor f. W.
Brown of that city and including also
F. ]. Kinney, John Dugan and Dr. d.
B. Mcmahon, are seeking a market
for grain graders which they control
and which they regard as one of the
most modern and most practical agri-
cultural implements of recent inven-
ton. They have interviewed the plow
factories in the neighborhood on the
subject.
Mayor Brown, who has twice been
elected mayor of Lincoln. despite the
fact that it is an overwhelmingly re-
publican city, is close personal and
political friend of Hon. William j.
Bryan, and has been since the days
when both resided in Jacksonville,
| Ill. Mr.. Brown is one of Nebraska S
delegates at large to the democratic
fationaf convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Elizabeth McHugh returned
last night from school in New York.
Abe Rosenfield and Sidney Loeb ar
rived from Chicago this afternoon.
Miss Anna Stader returned yester-
Gay afteriseveral months visit in the
south.
Mrs. J. w. Johnston and daughter
Mary returned from Evanston yester-
day. where Miss Johnston graduated
from the school of oratory of North.
western university Thursday evening
Miss Johnston returns to Chicago June
Is, where she will join a party of young
ladies who viii be chaperoned by the
English instructor during an extensive
ltour in Europe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
RAP out VICTORY
Isia ndefs Make Meat OF Harry
Stauffer and Defeat Gin
| ion a to z.
QUARTET OF Iwo-BaesEl S
Howard Touched Freely and Retires
in Fourth in Favor Of Scott Who
Proves the stingy Boy

Harry Stauffer was clouted consid.
erably harder than the score indicates
in this mornings game. All of the
them being two baggers. Howard.
who is strictly a warm weather man.
was touched up pretty lively, too, and
he was given his blanket in the fourth
and Joe Scott substituted. The old
read was in fine form and didn't al
low the semblance of a hit.
The Islanders drew first blood.
After Murphy and Cook had gone ont
Swain singled, and Novacek, whose
average for the game was 1000, drove
him in with double TO right center.
In the third after Howard had been
retired Murphy smashed one to the
left field fence for two sacks and Cook
sent him home with a single TO cen
ter. Swain went out TO Thiery and
Novacek walked, but Berger was
taken care of by Backoff.
The Infants punched two hits in
the same round and tied up the score
Stauffer was thrown out from Berger
to Novaeek and Ohland drew a pass.
Nye flew out to Murphy, Buelow was
walked purposely, which proved How
ards umdoing, for Roman hit one 10
bowers territory for two sacks, scor-
ing Ohland, Johnny Baker, who was
running for Buelow being chased
! back to third on a good throw to the
plate by bowers. Thiery's single
scored him moment later, however
That ended the run getting for the
Infants, for Joe Scott was surely "the
stingy man. and twirled in his last
seasons form.
Cinch Ii In Fifth.
| The Islanders put over the winning
run in the fifth. After Murphy ha(
died. Cook hit to Nye and was safe
or an error. Swain hit along The
first base line and Buelow and Ny,
Chopped off Cook at second. Novacel
took a rap in the Stats and Berge
scored Swain with a two Dagger t,
right. Mcbride struck out. Thre'
| hits Melted another in the eighth
Novacek singled and Berger sent hin
down to second with a sacrifice Nc
Bride hit one to Reitz too hot to han
die and was safe, Novacek going t
/ third. bowers singled to left bring
! ing home Novacek. Eng flew out t,
Ohland who held Mcbride on thir,
/ and Scott was thrown out from short
Il The ScOre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
EXCESSIVE DRINKING.
Crime Destroys the Craving for Drink
Sold Under Positive GUARANTEES.

Sold Under Positive Guarantee.
Excessive or continued use of alco-
holic beverages always results in a
diseased condition Of the nervous sys-
tenn.
The drinking man is often heard to
say, Il can stop of my own free will
and when I WISH" but the poor fell
low is now devoid of the power to act
at the proper time and in the right
way-it's too late, the craving has Sc
cured firm hold and because of the
diseased nervous system he has not
1.-THE ability for sustained effort. The
result we all know.
| Drunkenness is no longer consid;
Tered a crime; eminent scientists and
physicians have agreed that it Is a
disease and must be treated as such.
| The home treatment that has been
fused for number of years, and is
highly successful, is Orrine. 1t is sold
under positive guarantee that If il
ldces not effect cure your money will
be refunded
Orrine is in two forms. When de
|siring to give secretly, purchase Or
Irine No. 1, and If the patient will vol
UNFAIRLY take the treatment, Orrine
mo. 2 should be given. The guarantee s
lis the same in either case Orrins
costs but $1.00 per box. Mailed Ii
Ip1ain sealed wrapper on receipt o
lprice. Write for free treatise o,
Drunkenness mailed in sealed en-
Ivelope by The Orrine Co., Washing
iton, D. c.. and in this city by Harpe
House pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Samuel Kruo.

Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs Samuel Krug in Fulton.
IS. d. Mrs. J. A. Raithel of this city,
a sister of Mrs. Krug, was with her
when death came. Mrs. Krug was 81
years of age. The funeral will be held
Sunday at Fulton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
Red stars Defeat Iona Views.

The Long Views were defeated the
first time this season by the Red Stars
at the Ninth street diamond this
morning. The game was hard fought
and ended with the score of 10 to T.
The battery for the winners was
Leithner and Means and for the losers
Jensen and Andrews.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
Shippy Funeral.

The funeral of Emmanuel V. Shippy
who died while visiting at the home
of Ben Frysinger. 1922 Thirty-seventh
street. was held this morning at 10
o'clock from the Frysinger home.
Rev. w. B. Clemmer conducted the
services. Burial took place at Chip
Tpiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
SquibIets.
and Oils.

Bourcher. the catcher who was 10
have left st. Louis for Rock Island
last night, failed to report to the team
today, though it was reported he had
arrived in the city.
President Crafts accompanied the
Clinton team in person when it ar
rived here last evening and took quar-
tiers at the Harper house. He says
1.-THE club will always put up in this
city, regardless of what the others
may do.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
QUINCY ELks COME TO TOWN
Play Davenport Today and Rock Island
Bills Tomorrow.

The Quincy state champion Elks'
team, which plays the Rock Island Elks
tomorrow afternoon at the Island City
park, arrived this morning and is play
ing Davenport this afternoon. Tomor-
rows game will be called at O'Clock
and is sure to be interesting, as some
of the best local amateurs are mem
bers of the Rock Island club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
Court Of Honor No. 81 Attention.

All members are requested TO meet
at X. of c.. hall Sunday at p. m. to
attend memorial services at Chippian-
mock. cemetery. Transportation FUR
nished. In case of rain services will
be held at the hall. All members of
the order are welcome.
]. B. JOHNSON, Chancellor.
H. F. CRAMER, Recorder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
Pay Your Dog Tax.

Tax on all dogs within the city In
Its is due, and all owners of dogs are
requested to pay tax and obtain check
for same at once.
Checks can be obtained at city mar.
shaIs ONCE or from police.
LOUIS v. ECKHART, JR.,
City Marshal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
. RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.

Decatur, 4 Clinton, 3.
All other games prevented by rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis. 4; Chicago, III innings).
Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburg. 1.
New York. /; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 1: Cleveland. 0.
Washington, 6; Boston, 1 first
game).
Washington. Z; Boston, 8 (second
game).
New York, 6; Philadelphia, FIRST
game).
Philadelphia. 4; New York, tsec-
ond game).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 3; Toledo, 1.
Louisville, 10; Indianapolis. 4.
st. Paul, Z; Kansas City, 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, Is; Omaha, 5.
Lincoln. ) Pueblo, 1.
Des Moines, 5; Sioux City. l.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Grand Rapids, 1 South bend. 0.
Dayton, 8; Fort Wayne, l.
Observation-Disclosures LEAGUE.
Fond du Lac, 4; Rockford, 8.
Madison, a Green Bay, 2.
Oshkosh, l; Freeport, 0.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Jacksonville, 4 Ottumwa, g..
Burlington. Il; Keokuk. 2.
Waterloo, II; Kewanee. 0.
Quincy, 5; Oskaloosa, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-30

Jansen. southern heavyweight cham
oion. out in the third round of sched-
He'd 20, round fight. Christensen was
bloody from the waist up from the
opening of an old cut on the left ear.