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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08

stone rail suddenly. Everything was
leaping before his eyes.
Good Lord, Mr. Cable-I-I forgot
Don't you know about it?' gasped the
officer.
Know what?" asked Gable, COM
pletely daZed.
go home at once, sir. l didn't mean
to-oh, hurry, sir. Don't be worried
They say she'll be all right. Sure.
She's been hurt a little, sir
MY daughter?" demanded Cable, as
keen as razor in an instant His
heart was trying to jump from his
body.
Your wife, sir. Nothin' serious, sir
She was held up along here some
where and robbed. They're sure tC
get the villain. She
But Cable was off like deer for his
home, racing as though on air.
Nothing else mattered now. Sht
was alive. He could have her will
him again to love as he never hat
loved her before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08

for the police. calls for stimulants,
maids. hot water bottles-everything
"She's been robbed" said one of the
men. Her rings have been torn off.
Look at the blood
"She's web dressed. too" said an
other. Say, her face looks familiar
To the Amusement of every one, the
ing. choking sound issued from be-
, tween them. slight Shudder swept
over her frame
"She's aliver' exclaimed broom.
"Get these wet clothes off of her
quickw
The men stood grouped in the hall
way while the women tore the wet
garments from the reviving victim
, and prepared warm bed for her
! Elias broom was edging toward the
door, bent on escape, when the awed
! chattering voice of the young fell
! low who had assisted in carrying her
| TO the house arrested him. A great
! sense of relief crept over him as he
| listened TO the young mans story; his
! eyes blinked with satisfaction. He
! was forgetting his own remark of q
minute ago that he was freezing and
! must get into some dry clothes at'once
! The young man was saying:
ut happened right out there by the
sea wall-where the big break is. Har
! ry and l were coming up the Drive
and l called attention to a man run
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
CHAPTER XVI.

ROOMS intentions We're
clear. 1t was not a ten
der heart nor was it chiv-
airy which prompted him
to do the deed of yalor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08

live, public spirited citizens you have
to depend upon for active support. Do
not scatter your work, but thoroughly
finish each job as you undertake it, SO
that no complaint may justly he made
as to the permanent value of the task
accomplished. Real estate values will
soon increase, and when it is seen that
the material interests of all may be
benefited you will find goodly num-
Der of jealous workers. Almost before
you are under full steam the town will
begin to grow and your harvest is at
hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08

H& der heart nor was it chiv-
~ airy which prompted him
1hzs~ to do the deed of yalor
just described. He had started out to
do his duty by James Bansemer be-
cause he was in his hire, and he felt 1t
still his duty to cover the tracks of his
master as best he could. He knew
that he was jeopardiZing his own safe
ty. The obstinate cunning of his ma
ture insisted that the man he had
watched was Bansemer, although his
brief glimpse of the fugitiyes face dis
couraged that belief.
The gaunt clerk kept his chin well
covered with his great muffier; the
broad collar of his ulster was turned
up about his face. The rapid plan that
dashed into his mind comprehended
but two things. the effort to restore
life to Frances Gable and the hope of
escaping without being recognized. He
felt that she had not been in the water
long enough to drown. Every hope de-
pended upon the force of the blow that
he imagined had been delivered.
Chilled to the bone, his teeth chat
tering like castanets, the old man was
stopping over the inanimate form on
the ground when the two men came
up. In answer to their startled ques-
tons he merely said that he had seen
the struggle from across the street,
but had been too late to prevent the
tragedy.
I'VE must get her into one of these
houses quick he grunted. Take
hold of her. you. And You over there.
hurry and ring n doorbell. Get inside
and phone for a doctor-a doctor first
and then the police. We may be able
to save her life"
The first of the rich mems homes
denied them admission. The man of
the house said he would not stand for
the notoriety." broom, supporting the
head of the wet, icy figure, made re-
mark which the man was never to for.
get At the second house they were ad-
mitted.
In an instant all was confusion. A
card game was broken up, and guests
Of the house assisted their host and
hostess In doing all manner of un-
necessary things. broom gave the
commands which sooner or later re
solved themselves into excited, wrathy
demands upon the telephone operator
calls for a certain nearby doctor. calls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
- -
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.
Scheme For Organization to Promote
Public improvements.

Public improvements.
How far the individual is responsible
for an unkempt. weed grown village
or town is told by writer in the Los
Angeles Times, who says: Every res
ident of these down at the heel places
is to be blamed for the slovenly ap-
pearance of the community in gen.
eral unless he has done all in his
power to better these deplora BILE con-
ditions, first, by tidying up his own
premises and, secondly, by endeavor
ing TO enlist the cooperation of all his
fellow citizens in a general cleanup
improvement. Get few people inter-
ested and have a committee call Il
public meeting. made attractive by Il
spicy programme. Have the entertain
ment close with a brief, pointed talk
on the need and benefits of an improve.
| ment society. Provide a constitution
something like the following and urge
| all to join before leaving the room:
First.-This organization shall be called
the - Improvement association.
Second.-The objects of the association
| shall be to cultivate public sentiment in
| favor of improving and identifying the
| homes, streets and surroundings OF -
| and TO endeavor to promote in every legit-
| innate manner the best development of tbs
whole community.
Third-The payment of - shall con-
| stitute membership during the then cur
| rent year of the association.
| Fourth.-A board of directors of three
| from each ward shall be elected by bal
| lot at this meeting and at each annual
| meeting thereafter. They shall consti-
| tute an executive committee, who shall
| have the general control and manage
ment of the affairs of the association.
| They shall elect by ballot a president.
| three vice presidents, a secretary and q
treasurer. and the appointment OF all
! committees by the president shall be sub
| ject to their approval. The president
| secretary and treasurer shall be ex officio
members OF the board OF directors.
| Fifth.-No debt shall be contracted by
| the board OF directors beyond the amount
| of available means within their control
! and no member of the association shall
be liable for any debt of the association
beyond the amount of his or. her sub
scription.
| Sixth--This section specifies the dat,
OF the annual meeting. rules for called
meetings and of quorums.
| Seventh. - This constitution may b.
| amended at any meeting of~the associa
ticn provided said amendment shall hav
been included in the published call TO
the meeting.
Do not attempt too much simply be
cause You get goodly membership
list. You will not find all willing work
ers or workers at ALL Begin modestly
! and when the members have been we
tried YOU will know Just how man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
Beer That Is Beer.

If you want to drink good beer, order
the Davenport Mating company's pale
export. Delivered anywhere in Rock
island. Both phones, north 1863.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
GRAHAM'S
DANCING school.

Third and Gaines street, Davenport
Old phone north 81. also 1S76-M You'll
can set the hour to suit your convent,
ence. day or evening. Land now or bel
lonesome. ]. J. GRAHAM. Teacher of
all Dances, 703k West Third street,
Davenport. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

3uidnueul. gtma tauienb Gerionelt
founen 81 gleid)er 3cit Shlittidlb
LAUREN; ielbltperitanblid) miro Die
Uhliif oa5u nufipielen.
3eugegrnIt' it's Yefinoen.
Wiinhener 3eitungen batten ieniu.
iioneae 8erild)te iiber oas 9eiinoen
ocs Snlptbeloltungs5ulgen gc9tn
Shirt Ebilipp 81 Gllenburg, Sen 81.
ifcrmeilter Grnit, gebradt. Ianod)
lite Der Wnnn, Ser nah idmeren
leclild)sn 8Gmpien ourh iein Eili6t.
gefiibl id)lieblid bcmogen muroe, &c.
gen ieinen @obltbGter n%us5uiagen, 1T
Wabniinn periallen iein. Eripat.
rrd)erfen baben e%rgebcn, Dap an Ser
Weloung fem mabreS @ort Ii. grnit
poli9 geluno lit.
s b auffpl, r. beg 4Sr instll
4uguit @ilbclm perun.
gliidt.
Die Frin5cn Nilglllt Wilbelm lno
Ssfar Don EreilBen trnfen oieier
Gage sum 9eiuf Oes Ser5o9S bon
aobrrg-@otba in S6lob Gutenberg
cit. Gos alltomobil ocs Erin5en alt.
quit @ilbelm, Elm @ngcn IN Den 5nr.
ben Ser Tcrtebrstruppcn nit Dem
preubiid)en 9loler mo ocn ~Snitiolen
u. ", lit Damn oltf ser Hiiffabrt bon
&obllrg p%erllngliidt. Ger @agcrl, in
Dem iidl Ser Chauffeur olein befano,
fllbr Nbenos bel Sbcrlnngenitabt in
Der N1be BON Sid)icnielS aui elmer
n%cltgebal'tcn StraBe, Die nod nid)t
ppllenoct mar. lus Altomlobil itiir5te
Den Nbbang binultcr nnb ipuroe
ld)mer ~beid0oigt. Der 9crlinsr
Chauffeur &rollic, Ser Yionierflei-
Dung trng, brad oos @enid mo mar
ipfort toot. Ger @agen iiberihlug i'd
mo ger bmettcrtc Oem Gbnllfi ur oa3
@enicf. Die 2enfitange bate oeu Sals
Oltrd)bobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
Sdliffsnadrihtcn.

Sem Dorf, 1. September -
abgcfobren: Compiler naronprin5ci.
lin Gecilie" naf 9renlel pio Glp-
mouth unb 9berbourg; rStatenonm"
nad) Nptteroom uin 9ollIogne.
Tcmport, H. s., I. Scptcmhcr.
= Compiler ~9orboroiio", BON 9rc-
mcn nn,o Gberbollrg noh NemsOort
lmtcriucgs, poiiirtc Nontndet.2 ellft.
tbltrm I'M 2 llbr Nodm.
Nntmcrpcn. I. September. -
angefommcn: Gmpier n3eeIonb"
bon Nen.yorf uia Goper.
9rcmcn I. September. = @(n.
gefommcn: Compiler v&oiier @il-
belm Der 8robc" bon Nem-Dorf. pio
Elpnloutb uno G%berbourg.
&ipcrpool, 1. September. =
Mngefommcn:} Gumpfer u2uiitonio"
bon en- Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Stonbc iein miro, 81 geben. Sic bate
bcreitS friiber an eil1cr 21bmung Der
@eine gelitten, lpeld)c lie ieood) aus.
0ciuohien hate. &crmntblid) iii Scr
Sdrcd fir ibren prcfGrcn SultonO
perantnortli6.
3mcitaueno bel elmer So
mtlien H c I'M o II.
Sn Suirmont, @..&o, bubcn lid)
u1geiGbr 2OOO Eerioncn, Die nit Ser
3onlilie Mrnett %perlpanot iino, 5l ei.
her SomiIicn . Mriiniou eingeiulocn.
3polfbunbert Der @npeicnoen bel.
BEN Irnett.
strji Ii, SnIisburp.
GreiBig 95bnlen, melte in bcn
@erfen Del, Stonooro Situlitbic SO.
81, soIisbnrpt, No. aihsclteut linn,
bobcn d1ttitern1 iibre Nrbtit %nieocrse,
lpgt, nm cine 2obncrb0bung bon
$3.50 olit $500 81 e%r5uingen.
ginbrc6cr5u WdrtinS.
Burg.
Gic @obnultg bon Stn. Goiporb
@eltp pon Wortinsbllr9, ". . So
ml,roc am Montog Nbcno uor Gin,
tredcrn beimgciud)t, iucld)c cine be-
trGdtlihc Slmme 8clbes erbclltetcn
l;no oolln, ais lie bon ben Wodborn
crtoetft mlroen, Die 5llldt iiber Die
GGdcr crgrifien.
Vefunnter Ir3t gcitorbcn.
Or. Sbornos Gmorp, ein befonnter
Nr5t, lit I'M Sitter bon 67 Sobren IN
Der @obnung bon Srn. 0. s. Gil
llngbam Gnlorp, nabe Mntopolis,l po.
iclbit CT icit lGlgercr 3eit lpoDnte, &c.
5torben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
N~Giabrtstage Der Sscan 9ampic,
BON Neiu'yprf.

9ln 3. Sept. Galnpier .@ascoene"
nod SABRE.
s(m 3. Sept. 9ampirr .Osfar ser
3meite" nod aopcnbo9en.
9lm 3. Sept. Ganlpier ,Erirs
Srieorid @ilbcIm" nod Bremen.
am 3. Sept. Gampirr nslmsrifa"
nod Sambrrg.
am 3. scpt. Camper Baltic"
nah 2iperpool.
Im: 3. Sept. Iompfer .garpa.
tbia" nad Gibraltar unO Reopel.
gm 5. Sept. Gompier .Garina.
Mo" nod 2ipcrpool.,
g(m 5. Sept. Gampicr ,Yr1Ifocnt
8rnnt" noh Somburg.
gm 5. Sept. Gnmricr y8aocr.
LAMB" nod 3opcr itno antmeroe.t.
Nm 5. Sept. Iampfcr nSt. Saul"
itdd southampton.
Mm 5. Sept. Iampfcr vWinne.
tonfa" mad 2onoon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
Mns bcm Snncrrn WarDlanb'S nno
ben angrcuscnbcn Staaten.
Nm TuIle.

Sn Sreberid, Wo., itebt Sri. 2eno
Conner, Sodtcr bes Srn. W. q.
Conner bon &noruille, Sreoerid.Go.,
unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ongeblib
unter @oripiegclung foliher Sbatins
den Mooren unb Y~oorgelb gum Be
trogc bon $3.50 bon Den Shnitt.
mauren SGnblcrn @ebriioer Coll in
Sreoerld erlongt 81 baben. Gasytobs
hen gob, noboem es ginfGuie ge-
moht, eincn porgeblih ron 9npio
Slanb bon 2itespille, Sreoerid.Go.,
ollf ben Nonen bon Mop Sorgett
oilsgeiteaten Gbcd fiir $3.50, Der olf
Ole 5reOcrif = County Notionalbuif
lautete, III 3oblung unb erbielt $17.-
80 in @ediel altsbe5oblt. Der Gbed
itcllte lid ipGter ais pertblos berous
uno Slanb crflGrte, or wiiie nidts
BON oemielben.
Wcbr ofeofener0ffnet
Gte Saols &obler- l1lo Gofe = So
bat in @eit ; 8irginicn 70 peitcrs
9ofe Sefen in @etrieb oeiett. Die
@cieaidoft bat iebt 800 Gofeofen i'm
Sang. 9ie aoblen . Gompagnia
miro bon Der @eltliden Warplanb.
9abn controlirt.
@erbanguiBpolfer
Sprung.
Weil iie glalibtc, bob Scenario FIN.
Ter ibr Der iet, iprang Sri. Noble ri.
baroion, Elm 1elepbon N1oben ST.
fiiing Gun, M0., aus einem 6eniter
mo trug1 lolde 0erletungen bapon,
oab tie ipabrideinlid nitt mebr I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Mm 5. Sept. Innpfer rErin5eliin
Srene" nad Gibraltar lno Reapel.
Sim 5. Sept. Iampfcr nSurneiiia"
nof @losgom.
PIN 8, Sept. 9ompfer naronprin5
@ilbelm" nod Bremen.
am 8. Sept. Tompier nGoor6am"
| nad Hotteroanl. 81 5 ...a p.u,..
PIN 8. Sept. Gnmpier Ioriatic"
nad) Soutbdmpton.
PIN 9. Sept. Iompfer .2ucanio"
nod 2ipcrpool.
Nm 9. Sept. Compiler n9llc s..
Nbru55i" nodb Ncopcl mo @cnllu.
PIN 9. Scpt. 0nnpicr r%cnc5ia"
nod Ncapcl un0 WariciQc.
Am TO-. Sept, Gornpicr n@orbo.
roiia" nod Bremen.
Am 10. Sept. Tompirr nllltonio"
nod) Ncnpcl.
PIN 10. Sept. Gompfcr .SIiider"
nod) &onnburg.
Nm 10. Sept. Camper rGc0ric"
nad) 2ipcrpool.
PIN 10. Sept. Iompicr Is. j.
Sict8en" nod &opcnbo9eu.
PIN 10. Sept. Compiler nYropcncc"
nod) Sabre.
Anl 10. Sept. Gampicr .llm6ria"
mad, 9%iperpool.
Pm ~. Sept. Gompicr .Goliior-
MIA" nod Glasgow.
PIN ~. Sept. GompIcr .EcnniDl.
BAHIA" nod Sanburg.
shn 10. Sept. Gnmpfcr n6inlono"
nnd Goucr uno Mntluerpen.
Am ~. Sept. Gompicr .Ncm-
Dorf" nnh Sollt6anpton.
PM 10. Sept. Gompier vMcia6o"
itod oou0on.
9tm IS. Sept. Gampicr ,aoiIer
@iIDelm Ser 3fueite" nnd Bremen.
PIN 10. Sept. Gompier ,San-
burg" nod) Gibraltar nnb Neopel.
Nm 10. Sept. 9nmpier .Tot.cr.
0on" nod 9fottcroam.
am 16. Sept. 9alnpier .2uiita,
mia" nad 9iucrpool.
In rs. Sept. 0ampicr .Moicitic"
nad southampton.
am 16. sept. Gampier ,W. @oib-
ington" naA Ncopel uno 5ricit.
In II. Sept. 0ampier .slrobic"
nod 2iucrpool.
Am II. Sept. Gompfer n0cQi1
Slop" nnd &opcnbagen.
Pm II. Sept. 0ompfer ,Grie0ridy
Der 8robe" na6 Bremen.
am II. Sept. Camper .aoiierin"
nad S%nnrbllrg.
am II. Sept. Inmpier .9or.
rile" nod SABRE.
Nm IS. Sept. Gnmpier ,Gretic"
nod Gibraltar uno Neopcl.
slm 10. Sept. Gompicr .Huiiiu"
nod 9iottcrodm nnb 2i6nu.
PIN 10. Scpt. Iunlpfcr ,Guronia"
nod, 2ipcrpool.
Im 10. Sept. Talnpier patricia"
nndJ Sumburg.
Im 10. sept. Iampier y3eelon0"
nod Ioper nuO antiperpen.
am 10. Sept. Nampier st. 2ouis"
nod SoutDampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
Mus 9enti9lanb.
g%Otid)aftcr Sill pum aronpriu5cn in
gnbien5 empfangen.

@iiroi9ung Ser 9bGtigfeit oes per-
itorbenen 9otIdaiters b.. Stern-
burg. Sr~oenSregcn gclegent
lid OeS Gniier6eiu6es IN oen
Heidslanoen. - Nober Iiidtritt
bes StantSicfret6rS fiir glioB.
2otbringen. - Hahriften iibcr
Wetterihuoen am 30Iner Com
ilbertrieber.- Gpmnlentarc iiber
sic 6riehensreoe oes 9uiiers pom
lcstcn Sonntag. - 6elir @ein.
gartner'S Gonflift nit 9erliner
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beigelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

tt' Wv W
Sic 3eit GeDt mint unberrterlt an @m. 6uuf
boriiber. or II iebc Wlinute ndrnuf bebGbt,
Sbnen etiuos Seiicrcs ais anoere 2ribenbes
Wm. 6pot modt @ethiatc lno binierIast
ben einorud ieiner Ecrlbnlidteit nui Den iIies
beilhen .Snbrcll. Or i~Herttiir3t it'd Taft in Dem
@cben bon 2Serib.
Gritens: 8cerpigunacu, uunitGuoia fir nur S75.
3ipeitens: 10 Surtcu uuu SGrgrh tn S15 Beer
b%iaunaem.
9riiteus: @rab %iOitcnirei NIB clue naituna
fir sic.
@iertcns: eeitltd, ~acbiiucte Gpud. sarae NIT
S15 WccrhtHnuNcn.
limb bu5 Boil ut me6r ais 5~ufricoen nit
ie6ci Sic cincn Nionlt, Scr 6es SuI5eS mert6
1T, Der 8~ufricoen init 0ern lit. mas CT pol.
hrinet. 50 ltent ntdt ~ Der g,athr bon 6hb'
iriebenfein limo lpie Del unn 9Saiicr tic Der.
mii6en itb Mot! @tpaS @IieS ann Mot
nerhor9ell QehGltet lperben. IS 1T lLlr etnen
su fbnfien, iuie es I'm. Gpot gctbuu = mo
bics gebctm 5i. baItcr. 9uRenbe bon eciders
b%ctaitcru ituo in ibrcr %etGcuen StGot Surlocr'
ilhsr aGn3 baltimore lIno f9mlIen Sic DaIII
bonitdnoia fiber gpm. Gupt inicrrtbtet itnb?
ssr Wi%5t G ipFes be ' IL HDn s Sm o sss,. @ 'SST Sit
2etdenbeiialters FruiciNton repoluiiotirt Bat.
n, Us 6eoart Htnt6 nnn AcInt1lB, pies 8! tGui.
reibt NIB baum ncbt or iriid, uoreu! Mint
iebe Stnbi beiibt eiicu gsm. Gput. 9ti6t ieoe
Vrnfeffiiou fam uiIi cinerl heitimMtep Mnrn
ais bcn eincu fortinrittlihTten ben einen
Ulann puu SrisiunlttGt nuo 9roareituitdt
bcuteu.
sper sic baben @nt. 6uut in 3brcr Mitte.
Gs III fetnc HchensnufGnbc. Sbuen 81 oiclen,
luie feii1 Hci0enDeltulicr, Der tc lebte, Sbllen
s%soisnt bot. % II tcin .3icd 5hrs iinansiens
iunroe, bis @m. Guui anf bent Selbe sridlicm.
IS 1T fir @m. Gput aieihailttg, oh elm
linnn in einenl Enldit ODER eiler 0ititc iuobltt
iuern biefcr WtnnlI ebrIib unb nifrihtia
II 10 eiebt es NidtS, mas @m. Gout nidbt
fir ibn tbltll ,piiroe.
s8enn es Sbnct onran Iieat, eiuen ioI6cn
9idrrt 81 t%rcfieit ginell, Dem sic Niles an
u%ertrauen iinlleil - 70 lcGncn sic iih zines
5aaeS cine Minitc 3et mo REDEEM Gle Wm.
Gput Die 0uno. Eann f6iInei sic NIT BEN
Nelulrhtfein tnd N1lie 0e6cIt. eincn Wtann 3i
%fenlen. .oeiier Seiauntihait Su babrn Der Wihbc
iucriB tit.
ISM. Gpuf,
Der iiibrcrSc 2ethcubetaitrr.
Ginbalfamirerin. Die 9eiblciien.
NeiSe telephone.
Hurih. muo @rccrmpunts9tuenHe.
(giG24 DID, IHt, 6r-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

ici gciifert bllrh bie Madt 9el,tih.
lambs 81 @oiier lnb 81 2onoe;
9eltiblano iei entidloiien, oieie obnc
9eoroblung elmer anoeren @eltmod)t
ouf ibrcr Sobe SIT erbolten uno aus.
5ubuner, iuie es oie eigenen Snterei.
ien erforoerten,
Gic 9l1ttcr bebcn bcrpor, Dob ga.
NIT ol,d) Die engliiben Ibriiltun0S.
SoridlGge olf bos oeutlidite ab9e-
pielcn noroen ieien.
Ils oos @ihtiglte aber miro be-
font, Dob Die bonn &oiicr eeiprodcncn
@orte olliflGreno pirfen miiBten, fei.
ne @erltimmlna berporrllien f0nntcn
uno bic @eiinmlng oes GoIfes treu.
lid niebergGben.
2nngmieriger Gonflift BE-.
~ ,I''." t' G II Set. 3"' ,,,..if d
Ter lahgmicrige Gonilift Selir
@ein0nrtler's, iebigen DIRECTORS Scr
@icnrr Sofopcr uto %ebemoligcn Gi-
riBcnten ser biciigen Sofoper un5
SeittrS oeS Symphonic . SrheitcrS,
nit Der 9erlinrr @eneralinteltoantllr
lit mlnnncbr beigeIcgt morocn. 8ein.
1nrtner bat cine groBere Sumnle IN
sic Wittpenfaiie bes Spntpbonic.
Srchciters cin9c5nblt. Als er bon
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stores, where he is making some pur.
chases of supplies for the ranch for
the spring season.
Niles Callahan left this morning for
the Motley ranch, where he will build
a small dipping vat for Messrs. Kelly
and Laughlin. lie expects to return 20
the city tomorrow afternoon and on
Thursday will begin some work at
the city cemetery.
f. Sweeney of Keystone, who has
been at Hot Springs, Ark, for some
time for the benefit of his health, ar
rived from the south yesterday and is
registered at the Johnson, intending
to spend a day or two here before re-
turning to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bullock, who
have been visiting relatives in the
city for the past two weeks, left to-
day for their home at Shoshoni, Wyo.
Mr.. Bullock is one of the leading mer-
chants of the new town. Mrs. Bullock
was formerly Miss Jessie Graham of
this city.
, 1908-05-12
Now With New Road.

Colonel w. e. Skinner of the Den
YER Union stoekyards has joined the
active force of the Denver, Laramie
and Northwestern railway, says the
Denver Times. AS vice president OF
the company he will make his head
quarters in the general Offices of the
company at 511 Ernest and Cramner
building. 81 shall continue my con-
nection with the Denver stockyards
interests and the upbuilding Of the
livestock industry in the west. That
is what | came to Colorado to under
take, and l believe the Denver, Lara
mic and Northwestern railway will
give us greater scope to mature plans
for big things for Denver's commercial
and livestock industries than we
could possibly hope for under present
conditions"
, 1908-05-12
Building Fund Grows.

The celebration to signalize the
opening of construction on the Dem
yer, Laramie and Northwestern rail
way has resulted in large additions
to its building fund, says the Denver
Times. Answering a question as to
what effect the letting of the contract
and the actual work of construction
had upon the investing public Presi-
dent Charles Scott Johnson said that
during the last ten days subscriptions
had been received for more than $780,
600 in securities and that the manage
ment was much pleased at the in
creasing number of orders for stock.
The work of assembling material and
rolling stock is well in hand and Col
onel R. H. Dwyer, general manager,
proposes to put each section in opera
ton as fast as the grading is CON-
ipleted.