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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
0iftise 9satentmeSisin.

ct B1ul, /. ApriI.
3ipei 3iDiIlingsfinOer oes 6. s..
AderfuehPihen gbepaares, SO. 421
8eit Central 9loe. oobier. itarben an
iogennnntem oSOotbiuqiDrup~, tueI.
der oniheinenO @orpbium entbielt.
0ie Saltglinge. 6rei 9tonate alt, bot.
ten geitern 0aht oieI geihrieen, unO
ser Syrup tpur0e ibuen eingegeben,
Oamit iie einihliefen. 8u friiber
Morgenitunoe itarb oas cine ainO,
un0 6alO oarouf aid oos anoere.
rod ebe Elm 9lr5t sur Steue mar. Der
Coroner niHlmt Iest einellnteriubuug
Dor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
SdIedter 3nIiGnO Ses getriebs.
materials.
Opnnpr I gIhriT

SSn elmer beute rbgebaItenen Ser.
ianmIuAg bon 8ertretern ser 9rii.
0erih0iten Ser 2ofonotinfiibrer, Sci.
ser. aon0ufteure, 8renlier uno ggei.
heniteaer ipuroe Elm 4ontite ernannt,
neldes BEL Sen 9berbeanlten Der
0enDer & 9iio Chamberlain borIpre.
den nno 9ei1per0e iiber oen ange6-
LID miierablen 3uItanO 0es 8etrie6s.
materials fitbren ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gsirS 8eitnnasderansae6er.

SSSflOianapolis, SnO,, I. April
Ger oon ieinem 9lmte suriidse-
tretene bis6erige 9rdiiOent Ser Ser.
ao5lengrdber pom 9IiHerifa, SobR
Ilithell. fiinoigt an, 0aB er in Der
naben 3AfuHft nit ser SerausgaJe
elmer 8oheuihrift beginner miro.
Die iih Der 9lrbeiterirage i'm 9llge.
meinen unO Sen 9lneelegenbeiten Ser
&oblengrdber i'm geion0eren luiO.
men miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
90 ..0efeIa liht.
"a @rniie. Qllis.. [. 9[nri

"a 9rolle, g1sts., /. Aprll.
Sum erIten MnI IN II sSabreu iibt
Der nGedel~ luitOidjt auf ga @roiie.
9lnf gefebI 0es Wtanors Anoerion
Dur0e beiue ie0e Spielb0ae gejdloi-
len uno alle Sduier speiielbaiten
Rufes uiiiien in 5pei ggodlen ae.
ihloiien iein mO sipar permanent.
giuu erpnrtet, 0aB Der nodite S9laa
geaen oie Snaufipirtbe gerid,tct lit
unO OaB Oennddit Der 9eiebl sur
ShlieBiing Der gSirtbihaiteu am
Sonntag gegeben miro. 9isber latte
IN 90 9roile Die groBte 5rei6eit ae.
berridt, Gber oas S.irfte iebt unter
Dem nenen &e5ime anOers mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Der 1. paH.amerifauiIdDe Wcle6rtrH.
9Ongtch.
g8al hilIlfon, /. YlDril

gtah elmer @i.tbeilumg lDelde Ser
@unoes-aommiiidr fir 0as gr5ie.
bungsDeien beufe bonn grrange.
ments.glHsihuB De5 III Santiago,
Chile. ab3uboItenoen erIten pan-ume.
rifaniideu @eIebrteu- aonsreiies. er.
belt, seiro 0erielbe am 20. Gesem.
Der 1908 er6ffnet no am 5. SSanuar
1909 geidJlpiien meroea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

ihafter in Sfalien. 9louo g. @risconl.
ons Siaats0epartenent in 0ieien
Siuue benahrihiiat hoben. % er
Dies aus frpien Suiden getgln o0er
pom &aiier @Ilhelm einen gSinf er.
bieIt. Dem @rafioeniea yiooiepelt 0ies
mit3utbeilen. mirO toobl crit Damn Be.
tannt iperoeu. menn @'riscous Brief
lin @aihington eintrifit Gen Solgen
liebt man bier nit groBer SPINNING
entgegen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Die GiRHabmeu Der 9nuossrssicrnng
baben iidl i'm lstteH Msonat Itnrf
OerminDert.
@rOfe aHsgab en-.
NameHtlid Sas &rirss- NIB sSlOttem.
amt baben grOFe SummeH
beridInngeH.
Die OffeutIids edmIO.
@aibinaton, 1. 9lpriI.

8aihington. l. 9lpril.
Saut Dem oergleiden0en Diouats.
beriht ilber 0ie ginnahnlen uno gus-
gaben Der 9fegieruns i'm @eonat
Ntdr5 1908 betrugen Die @innabmen
$44.616,955, Nie nie0riqite 3a6l IN
mebreren SSabreR. Die glusga5en
mdbreHO oerieIben 1erioOe betruaen
$53, POI 800, io0oB Elm Gefsit ooa
$8.584,364 berbIeibt. 9as GefBit
fiir Die eriten neun Wfonate oes ge.
aeHiportigen 5isfaIiabres betrdgt
$35.675,000. SSm @1dr3 1907 Der.
blieb ein lleberiduiB BON $40, 100000.
gluf Die oeridlieoenen GuelIen Der.
tbellt betrugeu Die ginnabuen:
3oae, $21. .155, ,047; cine stbuahme
BON $7.3O0,000 gegen Die Oes gio.
mats 0idr5 1907.
ginneniteuern, $19,543,889; I'M
gR1r5 1907 betrugen tie 500, ,556. .920.
Die ausgaben bertbeiIen lid ipie
foI9t:
3ipil3tDefe unO 8eridlie0eiIes,
Sl0,S10,0O0 O0er nabe3u $4,000, 900
mebr als i'm M1r3 1907.
9riegsault, $10.111, ,965, cine 3u.
nabne bon $2.50000O.
6lottenamt, $9.1O1197; Suuabme.
100000.
Snoianerbureau, SLABS, ,926; gu.
rabIne, $375,OO0.
BeniioueH, $13, 1861. .461; 3unabme,
S2,240,O0O.
Seffentlihe Qrbeiten, $75c- 924;
3Inabme. $S00.000.
@aibington, 1. glpriI.
Der Ioeben per0ifentIihte Mouats.
beriht iiber Die offentlihe Shul0
8eigt, oaB am 81. g1dr3. gum ShluB
Der @eiddftsltirnoen, Die @eianlmt.
ihuIo, ab5iiaIilb oes 8aarbeItonoes
in Ser @uiie. 5000, ,721. 1.337 betrug.
cine 3unabme BON $9,299, ,591 gegen
ben 8Orinonat.
Die SduIO 5erf1Ilt in foIgen6e
Goiten:
3instragenOe SduIO $897,5O3, 800
ShulO, ouf Die 3ius5nb-
lung eingelteIlt lit ieit
SdlHgfeit 4,675 215
3insIoie SduIo 420,150, ,321
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
SdOR iuicOer riEe gombrnrrpIuiiOn.
glem Yorf. 1 gpril

Solepb Sculitto Der in geoper
Str, @rooflpn in Der naditpn g2abe
oes 9ombenmerferS Selia Sil6er.
itein wobni, erbielt Dor einiger 3eit
.eine AuiiorOerpns, cine Sunne @el.
oes al eiuer gepiilen SteIle 5u oepo.
niren. @eil er Dies uidt t6at. Dur.
De beute irii6 iein Saus oNrd Sic er.
ploiion elmer 8onbe nahe,u 5eritori
God gliidIiderpeiie ging es o6ne
YleuldenDerluIt alb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
eiodion. GaI.. 31. Wldra.

-|''17' - = ~ u W %
gon bier bieiigen glersten puroe
heute an bem Or. 6. 6. 9eDinng bic
loaenannte eoe6obl.Gperotion Dor.
ocnonimpn, sic oariu beitebt, OaB BET
5riabeidler RIereufranfbeit Der er.
frantic duBere 1beiI Der 9iieren ent.
iernt miro (ettpa 10 pie eine Grange
geih1lt mir0).
Tie Gperaiion 0auerie cine
Shn0e nno 10 Wiinuten un0 Der.
liei erfolgreid. Gr. Eepinnp bat
CUTE glnsHdten. boIlig 5u seneieH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gptidafter GriscDm bas aarnid,I.
Baibinaton. 1. a[nri

77N7FT II ENlNF - atrLFIl
es FAT BEN Anifein, oIs ob in Der
-6ia.9lifaire" aitBer Eoipsr nod eta
srDeifer GmerifaHHher bober GioIo.
mat ben Corn 0es Brdiioenten glooie.
beIt All fDiiren bdben tpfr5. g2ad ben
ueueiten Wiittbeilnngen fol- ndmlifl
nidlt Der omerit0niife goti6aiter IN
Berlin. Serr gbarIemogne 3oper,
ben oar5angnfBOouen Brief l5er
sins oageblide 3urlfDtiinns 6urh
osu seHA6en Raiisr gei6rie5en "a.
ben, fszSGr Be- nnezsass1s 9ot'I
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

u I1IT8l1ll5 = aVIII-
Gie Serren 9iartiH. an1pD un0
u. Neiu. Die 8ernriftIer in BEN
2obnitreit Euiihen Ser Souibern
9abngeielit1ff uno oeren @neeften.
ten b1ben nngetiinoigt, oos ein ab.
fouruen ersielf iUlrEoe, Donoh bic
aesenD1rtise 9ohuifaIa bis sls1t l.
5'zIS ,. S.. in fsraft bEeibk.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
SdHrr nHo SOaiuansr.


~tSSt tls~lit -%fitA4t-f l. <tptil.
SIN &sO Ri0erthol lUiitbet geqen.
ipartig Der idlnmnite n9liaar0~ Die.
ies Sabres. aae 3uge peripdten jiG3,
nu0 oie @reot 9foribern un6 Die
Rortbern &a5iiifba5n ntiiiien pm ib.
ren S6neepfliigeH tiid]tis @ebrouh
MAIDEN.
9eriHgton, &g :. slpril.
9ie ihIimnlite Sohflut6 felt pie.
len ssabren berriht gegeup1rtig i'm
niittleren uno oItlideK Geutudp.
sln0ertbal6 Gage regHete es falt I'M.
ausgeIeBt lmo ole Strome traten
melt aus. 2anorutid]e Der50gern
oielfah sen @erfebr Itnrf. @lebrere
Std0then am Sub BON @ebirgen
IinO ourd Oas Sohtpniier in groBe
@efabr gebrabt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Die liHaladsdlronif.
@IuefieIbs- ga. -. I. ~.

gIuefielos. gs. @a., /. april.
gei Dem einihr3 ser iiber BEN
gIueltone 9ioer fiibren6en &ange.
bride BEL Rod, Deuriadlt 0ur6 sod.
paiier, fon6en orei Kramer ibren
9oO. 6iinf anone Rerfonen, oie iih
auf Der Bride befanoen, nuroeu ge-
retfef.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Gentr.
gropioeuce, SR. s., 81. 0lar3

8robioeuee, @. s.. 81. 09dr3.
Das giaings.@e6d4oe an g8af5.
inqton CTR. in iDelbem iih oas
ggaarenlaaer un0 Bureau elmer GH-
aros puihioienfirma un0 Die &c.
ihdiie mebrerer sSiupeliere befiHoeu,
mur0e bene friib ourh s5euer gum
getrage bon 100000 beihdOist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
eaftsfadltacies.
NHI9F T1Fs1T' HFTEE'
Baibingtoii, 2. g., I.

8dibington. 2 g., l. 9Lpril.
7og Saus. Suiti3fomite beihloB in
ieiner beutigen Sisung, am sSreitaa
0em Sauie Elm &aftpFlidtgeies Dor.
5nlegen unO einen 9eriuh 81 MAIDEN,
oaiielbe inter suf5ebune Der ge.
idDditsregeln 5ur aHna6ne gu
bringen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Der ngedsI4 iiht.
Soutb BEND. Sno.. 81. Qlarl.

Soutb 9en0, 5n0. 81. Nlirl.
9um eriign gial ieit guei Sabrsn
III IN Sout6 BEND Der ..Iedel~ ieit
aufaeiebi. Der @iirgermeiiter 50.
aarip bat Den .gedel4 io3uiageH
Iuitoi6t aufgeOriidt. 10 0aB Oas 5e'
jet aeaeu Spiritnoienoerfauf Spel'
honen unS Qaitertempel isst bES@
itsbli# sus#ssfaars wira asA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gereinisnnssn bon SOdidalern Der.
bOten.

Columbus. g., /. April.
0ait IA gegen 8 Stimnen nnbm
Sas glb1eorOnetenbnus Der Staats.
geiesgebung cine 9orluBe an. tpelhe
Die gereinigungen 0on SoaihuIeru
nerbietet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

Dime 8orfcrs oi america" aeboren
ein 6eiering. meil auI /. gtpril 1904
fiir lie Der ahtitiinOise slrbeiistag
uurOe.
Springfield, Su.. I. 9lpriI.
Sn allen 2oblengruben oes Staa.
les muroe beute Ser 9etrieb einge.
ltellt; Die arbeit miro uibt cher aufs
genoHHlen per0en. els bis Elm 9tb.
tontmer SIuiithen ben @ulbenbeii
ssrn uno Den glrbeitern eetroiien lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
@erIaht g,ort .an eIyrInte.
g8dibinqton, 81. Wl

gSdlblnBtoH, 81. Dlar5.
Tas @anoHenboot 9eagf" Der.
lieB bcute Rort.aiiBriuee nHo
pir0 mic0er @ermeiiungen in tub1'
ntiden @eluaiiern Uornebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
grancritreif brenSet.
Si. QplIis. Mlo.. d 9InriI

- 0~Vt't~F sFtVsf = sItIIIIs
Der Streit Ser @rauereiar6eiter
lit beenoet unO beute nabnen 0ie
$500 gIrbeiter. ipeldle oergunaene
@ode an Sen Streif gingeu, ibre
nerlonenen Ylabe mieor Elm. Die
UdbrenO oes Streifs beidiitiqten
Seute, luelne niht Der @rouereiae.
merfl6oit ange6oren, ulr0eu entlaI.
len, oagesen bebielien sic @auerf.
lhaitler melde peiter arbeiteten,
ibre SteIlunaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Widliiae Gntidleibnna.
0nnins Gitn- qlo-- 9l- mldrl

Nolllos NII01 Nfo., 81. Wlar5.
Der @moesfrelSrid)ter Smil6
I1cgberion oabier entibieO bcutc,
oaB CT in 5odrn oes Marinurn.
5radtrateu Sales. ioipie i'm 2.
Gents eie @leile 9aburoten.@eiee
pon Wiiiiouri 5uitdnoig iei. 9ieIe
gntbeioung beOeutet einen 5ieg
fir Die @iienbabnen in0 cine Rie0cr.
Iage fir Die Staatsregiertng. ioiueit
es Die 5roge Der @eribtsbarfeit be.
trifit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gsitrnftcr gsnnbrsienntnr.
Qiffle Rnd. Q[rf.. b Q[

Nlitle Hod, Art., /. April.
Ger 9irn0ssienator gsSeff" 9abis
tpuroe beute I'M bieiigeaBoIBeig
nm $50 eeitraft, neil er in einem
Streite nit Dem SiilisS Stnotsantpalt
5bonos SeIm oieien nit einem Ge.
nolper beoroht hattie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Sia snm 8Otidafter in Berlin rr-
nannt.
BaIbinaion. 81. gldrl.

Der Braiioent Rooie0eIt ernnnnte
5eute Den iesigen @eianotau i'm
5oag, Gr. Dapi0 sSnDHe &ia. sum
ameritauiinen 8otihaiter IL Der.
lin, artbur 81. 8eaupre bon Gilt
nois 5um @eianoien in OeH Jlie0er-
lan0en uno 2nremburg uuo Spence.
g. GooD bon s5ninois gum @eiono.
ten y graentinsen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
2ninmmrnitnk.

Gmaba, giebr., 81 gRdr5.
SIN 0ibtpn Re5el itieBen bente
friib guei .gleftriide~ suiaumeH.
nobel 8 Rerionen ibDer perIest
muy0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
yenrr

Sermon, g2inu, I. glpriI.
92euu 6duier oui Der Rouoieite
ser Brain StraBe mur6sn beute friib
ourh 5eEer 3eritort uHo Elm Sha.
Den Don $4,000 augerihtes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gIifiln go 31- ml1rl

Die .gsinn WlOrigage @omponD"
eiu ganf. uno anleibeaeihaofi, ging
heute in Die 6dn0e non wlaiieDgr.
iualtern it5er. Sis DECENTRALIZATION
bglaufen iid5 alif $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
AahImnasnni idma.
oSafion. Wliii.. 1. 9[nril

SSuuloU, Dttll., 4. apttl
Die ogSife GountD gauf C Grnit
goupanD~ in Wicgomb eing beute
in ole Sdn0e bon 9faiieiperipaIteru
iiber.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
edIimm far arbsiter.
Qaiutldet. R. 81. 81. Qldra

4IUIlltI, ~ ~, oI. Dtut5-
s;n ben 81uirnfabrifen BON 3 2.
Coates tritt fir be 2500 in 0eHiel,
ben beihditigten 4rbeiter ain 13.
gLcrH eiEe 10prosssiise 2obabarob.
iesRne en-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
@ia Ser ehefefieIn Ius icin.

sSrau 9lIfre0 @lppnne 8an6erbiIt,
geb. gliie 6rend5, leitete beute gegen
ibren @atten cine SdeiouRgsfIage
ein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gotnI
81 322329527

9ieie Slmme ihIieBt ieood nidt
Ben 8etrag oon 81 .292. .289.869 in
ausitebenoen 3ertififaten unO Shab-
amtsnoten Elm, oenen elm eleiher
8etrag an gnar in Der aoIie 5lpeds
einloiuug eeseniiberitebt.
9as 8aaugelO in Der 4aiIe 5erf1ut
in folgen0e 4btbeiIunaen:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
9otaI 81. Sc. .8e8. zoo

gegen tueIte Summe SihHoroerun.
gen i'm getrage BON $1.413,260,5O9
gegenii6eriteben, iooaB Elm @aar.
beitanO BON 412,608.190 DerbIeibt.
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28
FIRST FEATURE
A BIG SUCCESS
Many Autos Form in Line, Her.
aiding Opening of the Weeks
Entertainment.
BAND LEADS PROCESSION
Machines, Decorated With Expo. Pen
nants, Pass Through Principal
Streets of City.

A big automobile parade this after
noon heralded the opening of the
great Rock Island exposition. Nearly
so automobiles were in line, and they
passed through the streets of the city,
decorated III exposition colors and
pennants, with horns footing, whistles
and sirens blowing. and with Bleuer'S
band, stationed on a big Midland
Motor company truck. at the head of
the column The large number of
automobiles in line. and the cheers
with which the procession was greeted
on every side. incidated clearly that
all that is needed to make the expo
sition success is fair weather. The
enterprise certainly has the unani-
nous endorsement of the people of the
tri-citieS
DR.. E. L. .Denniston had charge of
the parade.
The unfavorable weather of yester-
day, however, had the effect OF de-
the opening. and the real opening of
the exposition did not take place this
afternoon. A big force of men was
at work on the grounds all day. how
ever, undong the work of the storm
yesterday. and putting on the finish
ing touches to the park. The rain had
also somewhat delayed the work of
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28
HEARST CAMPAIGN
is OPENED HERE
date for Governor, Speaks at the
Illinois Theater.

George w. McCaskrin, w. R.
Hearst's candidate for governor on
the independence league ticket, opened
his campaign locally Saturday evening
by addressing a score or so of people
at the Illinois theater. 1t was a char
acteristic McCaskrin theatrical. The
stage setting including two clothing
store dummies, which were labeled
''Deneen' and Stevenson" 1t seems
that McCaskrin was ambitious to de
bate with the candidates of the re-
publican and democratic parties. and
as might have been expected neither
of these gentlemen cared to appear
on the platform with the Hearst rep
resentative. McCaskrin, however.
boldly announced that the triangular
debate would take place.
But this announcement nor the
sicllly display of fireworks in front
of the theater attracted much atten-
ton. and McCaskrin had but a hand
full. to speak to at the theater. He
made one of his characteristic Trades
against the republican and democratic
candidates, and declared in substance
that the only salvation of the country
would be the election of himself as
governor and Mr.. Hearst's candidate,
| Thomas l.. Hisgen. for president.
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28
DEPARTMENT HAS
LONG HUNT FOR FIRE
Is Sent to Wrong Place by Calls Over
Telephone-BIaze Finally Found
and Extinguished.

The fire department had a chase
yesterday afternoon which puzzled
them for some time. A telephone call
was sent in asking the department to
go to Third avenue and Tenth street,
but when the wagons arrived there no
fire was in evidence. The telephone
was brought into play and another To-
cation for the blaze was learned from
central, but again central had been
misinformed The fire was finally
found in a box car near the stove
works. Tramps had evidently started
fire there to keep warm, and in
some way the car had caught on fire.
Had it been fire of any Importance
considerable damage might have re-
suited from the fact that the fire de-
partment was misdirected twice Chief
Hastings says that this misdirecting
occurs altogether too often to suit
| him.
Another call was sent into the fire
department about 11:30 last evening
A chicken coop in the rear of 1881
Twelfth street was completely de
stroyed, causing a $40 loss. The fire
department prevented spread of the
flames.
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28
BIG FLAG Is
HUNG IN BREEZE
Enthusiastic Crowds Cheer as
First Banner of Democrats
in County Goes Up.
SPEECH MAKING FOLLOWS
r. r. Reynolds, William McEniry, Al
bert Huber, S. ri. kenworthy and
M. J. McEniry Heard.

Another big meeting was held by
the democrats of the county Saturday
evening. the occasion being the first
flag raising in the county in front of
The Argus Office. Early in the even
ing Bleuer's band gave concert on
Second avenue, and long before the
time of the raising of the banner,
there were hundreds of people gath
cred about The Argus building. to see
the flag raised. and to hear the speak
ing that followed.
At 7:45 the band struck UP "The
Star Spangled Banned" and a big
American flag fioated off from the top
of The Argus building, and was swung
to the breeze across Second avenue
while the crowds cheered enthusiast
cally. Below the flag was large ban
ner, labeled "Bryan-Kern-Steven >
Speakers Are Heard.
Following the ceremony of raising
the flag, the crowd gathered about the
band stand on Market square. where
addresses were made by R. R. Reyn
olds. Hon. William McEniry. S. r
Kenworthy, Albert Huber and M.
McEniry
| c. B. Marshall presided as chairman
of the evening, and made a brief in
troductory address, commenting on the
Significance of the campaign, and o
the character of the men who hea;
the democratic ticket, in the national
state and county campaigns
He introduced as the first speake
R. R. Reynolds, the democratic candi
date for states attorney. Mr. Reyn
olds in opening spoke of the meeting
as inaugurating the campaign in tn
county. He stated that he would no
presume to discuss the campaign is
: sues. as the people of this communit
,will tomorrow have an opportunity t
!. hear these issues discussed by ION
who is conceded to be without a
/ equal as an orator and statesman,
| referring TO the appearance of NJ
: Bryan at the Rock Island expositio
: tomorrow evening. Mr.. Reynolds pal
/ a tribute to the character of Brya
: and Stevenson, and commented O
the fact that even the most partisa
] papers of the state can make no ser
| Gus charge against Adlai Stevenson
, His record has no spot or blemisl
: and the very papers that for week
were full of the charges against Go
ernor Deneen and counter charge
against Richard Yates, are silent as
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28

preparation of the c. w. Parker expo
be up by this evening, and the expo
sition will be under full swing. The
formal opening is 10 be held this
evening.
Parade Through Streets.
The automobiles assembled at the
Rock Island Club at noon, and by 1:3O
there were nearly so machines sta
toned in the streets about the club
house. Every machine carried its full
number of passengers, and the scene
was a brilliant one. At Las the word
was given to move forward, and the
column passed north on Sixteenth
street to Second avenue, east to Eigh
teenth street. south to Seventh ave
nue.. east to Twenty-third street. nOrtf
to Fourth avenue, west to Twen
tieth street north to Second avenue
west to Twelfth street, and south OIL
Twelfth street to the city limits. Mos
of the machines crossed from Twelfth
street to the exposition park, but some
of the drivers were unable to talk
their cars into the grounds, although
many made the round of the track
stopping long enough for the passen
gers to inspect the buildings and othe
features of the grounds.
Those In Line.
The line of autos extended over se'
eral blocks and in addition to the pr
vate machines there were numbe
of cars from the different garages i
the procession.
The officers of the company occl
pied the cars at the head of the PR
cession, following the band. Anon
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28
BUY EXPOSITION
TICKETS in CITY

Exposition tickets sold at va
rious places in the city are good
for any day in the week, while
those sold on the grounds are
only good for one day. Time
will be saved and confusion
avoided by purchasing tickets
down town, especially on the days
and evenings of the political meet
ings in the bali park. These will
be followed by grand rush for
the gates in which those pro-
vided with tickets will have a
great advantage. Places where
tickets are on sale in the city
are:
Thomas drug ctore.
Ullemeyer's clothing store.
LaVelle's clothing store.
Harper house pharmacy.
Hartz's drug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1908-09-28
Get FIRST RAIN
Weather Change Comes With a
Vengeance After Four
Weeks Drouth.
DROP OF So DEGREES
Frost Scheduled for Morning Prevent
ed by Wind, But Good, Sharp
Freeze Is Due Tonight.

Though yesterday was scheduled for
fair" the weather authorities had a
hard time of it in getting the decks
cleared for today. The rain, which
should have terminated early in the
day, carried over till night and kept
on falling, and while there was but
.54 inches of precipitation from the
start soon after midnight Saturday
till this morning, it was stretched over
long period of time and was CORE
spondingly soaking.
So long, in fact, did the storm lin
ger, that the frost which was to have
lighted this morning was crowded of
the bill and will accordingly make it:
appearance early tomorrow. In fact
10 relief from the cold weather is il
sight at this time. 1t was chilly enough
for frost this morning, but the wine
sprang UP in time to ward off freeze
| Drop of 81 Degrees Since Saturday.
The drop in temperature was one o
the most emphatic ever experience
here in September. From a maximum
Temperature of 81 degrees Saturda
the mercury dropped to minimum G
35 last night, change of 81 degrees
figure it out for yourself
The rain of Saturday night was th
first since Sept. 1, practically fou
weeks. having been passed withol
) enough moisture to lay the dust. TIL
t storm is supposed to represent tt
| equinoxial disturbance which pays |
= an annual visit about this time
year.