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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28

WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN BY LADY
living alone for company, to whom room and
board would mean something. Address BOX
456, Herald. 1913
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28

WANTED-LADIES~AT THE LEADER COL
lege of Beauty Culture and Hairdressing,
22S Mercantile place. room so. MRS. HAIR
RIS. 1888
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28

LADIES WANTED-HAIR GOODS; LOWEST
prices puffs zoe. switches $150, James. 81.
5S0M 5. BROADWAY, No. 20, front parlor.
$3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
BUSINESS PERSONALS

.~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~>|
LADIES-DR. LaFRANCO'S COMPOUND;
safe speedy regulator 25 cents. Drug
gists or mall Booklet free. DIR. La
FRANCO. Philadelphia Pa. b-2-ttss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28

WANTED-NATIVE FRENCH TEACHER
for select private school. FISK TEACH
ERs AGENCY. 2Ss Douglas bldg. S-2S-S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
WHEELED VEHICLES
Automobiles

AUTOS, ENGINES. BOILERS. TIRES AND
parts sold and exchanged. METZ. 2o7 q.
Ninth. F195S. 7-20-8mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
WANTED
Help--Male and Female
Sltuatlons---Male

CLEAN, MORAL MAN or MIDDLE AGE
wants work around small private place; good
home more essential than large wages For
interview address NJ VERNON HESTER.
General delivery. S-2S-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
Flats--UnfurnIshed

FOR RENT-CHoICE FURNISHED, 4-RooM
sunny fat; close in. Phone, TEMPLE 993.
8-27-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28

v 4.NTED EXPERIENCED AIDES s.
clothes starchers Apply EXCELSIOR
LAUNDRY, 424 S. Los Angeles st. S-2S-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNirlEs

HARBOR BUILDING PAYS LARGE PROF
its; 1t will earn you 20 per cent on your
money. Call and let us show you. J.
HERMAN AAGAARD CO., 526 1. w. He'll
man bldg. s-Zo-zW
ANYONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF
bankrupt stock Of any kind for cash call
at BROADWAY CENTRAL BLDG, room
302 Business confidential S-3-1mo
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-06-12

SO minutes w. 66S.5 #. to cor. No. G;
thence N. 2S degrees SO minutes e.
1926 TT. to cor. No. z; thence s. 80 de-
grees 22 minutes w. 283 1T. to cor.
No. 8; thence s. 2S degrees 20 min
utes w. 421 IT. to cor. No. 8; thence
n. so degrees 35 minutes w. 6SS TT. to
cor No. 10, thence N. AZ degrees 10
minutes w. 242 feet to cor. No. IL;
thence n. is degrees AZ minutes r.
1549 feet to cor. No. II; thence n. 70
degrees 1S minutes Il. SS3 feet to cor.
No. 13; thence n. S4 degrees 32 min
utes w. 440 feet to corner No. IA;
thence n. 2 degrees So minutes Il.
S72 feet to cor. No. 10; thence S. 20
degrees 43 minutes w. 1856 feet to
cor. No. 16; thence n. Sc deg. % min.
W. 291 feet TO cor. No. II; thence y.
"a degrees 20 minutes w. 400 feet to
cor. No. IS; thence n. 28 degrees 46
minutes Il. 53l feet to cor. No. 10;
thence n. degrees 4G minutes Il. SIG
feet to cor. No. 20; thence N. 81 de-
grees 81 minutes w. 974 feet to cor.
No. q; thence n. 3S degrees 10 min
utes w. 407 feet to cor. No. 22;
thence n. % degrees "a minutes +.
20j IT. to cor. No. 23; thence ~. 40
degrees j.. 3l9 #. to cor. No. "a;
thence y. 80 degrees If minutes w.
1898 ft. TO cor. No. 20; thence S. 4G
degrees 81 minutes w. 836 It. to cor
No. 26; thence \. 80 degrees % min
utcs w. COZ IT, to cor No. 27; thence
n. 2l degrees % minutes w. 3G2 IT.
TO cor. No. 2S; thence n. 80 degrees
2 minutes w. 1G4.5 II. to cor. No. 20;
thence y. % degrees ~ minutes w.
1872 #. to cor. No. 30; thence y. Z
degrees II minutes w. 219 IT. to cor.
No. 81; thence y. 4 degrees 50 min
utes T.. 449 #. to cor. No. 80; thence
a. So degrees 05 minutes w. 1874 IT.
TO cor. No SO; thence S. 2 degrees
so minutes h. S75 IT. to cor. No. 81;
thence s. SO degrees 20 minutes Il.
J9l It. to cor. No. 35 thence S. -
degrees 30 minutes f.. 425 IT, to cor.
No 3G; thence $. &c degrees 3S
minutes w. 250 #. to cor. No. 81;
thence $. u deg. +. 39l2 #. TO cor.
No IS; thence S. Is degrees 26
minutes Il. 500 It. to cor. 10. 80;
thence 5. degrees 26 minutes T..
$40 II. TO cor. No. 40; thence $. IS
degrees 4G minutes II. 9SG #. to cor.
40. Al; thence S. 10 degrees II min
Utcs f.. 3ll IT. to cor. 30. n; thence
S. 30 degrees Al minutes W. llS Il. TO
cor. 80. ~; thence S. g. degrees ~
minutes w. G55 IT,. to cor. No. a.;
thence $. 5G degrees % minutes +.
lO1i n. to cor. No l. and place Of
bcginnirg 3, containing an area Of 100
acres.
And | will sell the said premise5
.urlnprfv ripbte pritilcupS and aDDIlY-
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-06-12
Notice OF Execution Sale.

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which n & Toc Mon No Gf beare
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Scitia ater SGngcriucttircit.

10 ontrcal. e.. WiGrj. 9ln1
Sh!uiic cincr@oritclung Don .Nibo"
in bicii1en Sis Moieitp'S lbcater, "
III ocn %gcgrnlpdrtiJ Die Abrabom-
ion'idc ,Stnlieniihc Spcrnacicuid,oit
ull3 Ncr- yorf goitirt, b@c9anncn bic
itnlicni'hcn Srdcltcr : Witglieber,
bic lid nod untcr Der Scrriduit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING mdbnten, .lbe
Stur Spnn9leo 9antcr" ST iniclcn,
mdbreno Die gleid,folls aluueicnoelt
Sofuimliifcr nit Dem iiblid;cll, jcoe
GorItcQliig beid)lieBen0cn 800 lace
tie Sing" ciniebten. Webrere Min:i.
ten lang pcrllid)te cine SJrlnc. Die
anoere ju ilbcrtoneil, nit 6iilfe Ger
cl'melenoen GAMBLER mo 2nlerifo-
l,cr, Die ans Seibesfrditcn nritionacn,
bis iblieBlid) oas .Sternenbanncr"
als Sie8er ans Dem ionberbaren
@cttitreit ferporgina. Nud) A~uaiasc
Der @heaterleitnnJ lit Der &uriall
lcoiglid oiii ein MibrcritGnonib Sll,
rild5itfiibreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Stnc ittrtt an SuQmutb.

Nrm Dort &. IA 5.-GGnnIo
@cod,, >c3 lieb%eniabri0e Sobnd)en
hca Nrn. eugene 9eoA ans Mccos.
port, M..D., lit Neitern inl ct. Sufos'
Nnipitnl Der SoQmutb crlcgru. Sna
&ino mar Dor Orci @od)en pon cinem
Nlunoc an Scr Stirn gcbiiiCn morbUl.
Nerjtc III @ccOsport mo Sprnculc
hatten Is bcbanoc!t, bod dis lid Nr-
5cidcn non Moiicrid;cl cinltclltcu.
hrud)tc l1olt Is nad) 9tc.p.Dort jlt
O.. Tronf Menrn. 9lbcr oblpobl. Der
&lcinc Eicr Dor ciniNcn GoDcn Don
U. Moore pom EoltUnr.I nititnt mo
mnocrcn G~r5tIidWn Nlttorl!0tcn be
bGll0clt wrrbc, Rhritt ole aronfbcit
iort, bis an Gonncritn1 GolmnlIios
men rintraten. Ger unalildlid)c
@nobc lUuroc 0arn in nn9 @oipitol
QciGoilt no CT buIo nod lcincr Gin
licIcrlall liurb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Wliitben bcs Nntiuismns.

EhiloDetphin Ea. 6. Mars.
- Scitcna bea Hcprailntantcn "a.
rlllel y. Scptt III Germantown III
I'M Suule Der ScNiHlottr BON Etn1l.
iplpunitn cine &orlu0c ciagcrcid]t
mor0cll oic Den @ibcrrlli bcS @cltt-
Sos BON 1901 be5lrcft, nudl lpclucnl
@cleb ufiiii"llc Nn6ciBtn ulo Se.
tonntmohungcn III 3citun0cn 81;
plbli;ircu limo, Die III cl9llld)et
Sprud,c crihcinclL ionic and, III Bet
tlll0clt, Die IN OcUtid)er Sprndlc fer
olleQegcbcl lpcrOcn. Nit on0crtlt
Morten: Scr ocutihcn Erci'c be2
Stuutca Ecnniuluonicn lollen 0urt)
Die Scott'idc &orlo9c Die Offi5iellcll
Nl5cigcn utl0 Ganllt pcrbun0Cncl;
Giumohnlcn geIpnlnlen mcr0Cn. Ter
Trltid Nm~crifaniid)c Gcntrulbun0
bon Eennlplpunicn opponlrt otr
Sott 9tll mo Dem Wi0Crrui 0e2 Wc.
iebca BON 1901 nit offer ibm ST. Ot-
bot, itebenoen Mndt. IS lit bci'nl
nGomitc OH tie Slloiciorp @tlcroI,"
mclhca Die Scott.@iQ nltCr @cro.
tb,u1g bat, lnl cit &crbGr nnd)Nciud)t
morbcL i'm Safe ooS Gomitc Ncnci1t
itiu loHtc. oit Bill Q%iillitig cin5llbc-
rid)ten. 0ies'iit bei ser 3uionmen.
ieblul0 hc5 Goulitc'5 0ltrd)nllS nidlt
nlagclMlnllen. bu 6c.cn MitAlicoer III
iibCrpicNcn0tr 3n6l olI9 ocn 2onoOi.
l"triftcll f%Dnlnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

9tr. 1897. Ter pbcu obBcbilbctc
bi'bid)c loilcttcn Niontcl lit ans roio
mo lpciGer E%onIGro julciduittNl
nnb mciit mt0cmohnIId) NrG}i0ic II.
MEN ouf. Ter Miidcn lit onidyntic.
gcno mo 6oltUt n0iuitirrn oic
Grontc. GIN trcitcr @rugen bil0ct
hcn NbIhllb 0c@ cctjN otaAcidJnitlc.
llcn Safes ur0 m1lc'hloGcne Moll.
idlcttcn bilOcn ocu NbiGln6 iilr tllrir.
mnbrtno Nern1eI in poler N1nge in
ctrl 9ono unalnuicn. Sdnl0lc Iol.
Spiben Ncbcn 'iir Hru9cn urb tn3c
Mcrulcl cincn biibldcn Gficit. Yamu,
Nlbntrob, GoihmcrC mno Nuimnu0lh
Crepe iiub ultca poiicnOc Stoiic iiir
Dies Wilritcr, Dos in & NroBcn - -,
81, 36, IS, 10 rn0 II 3oN @ruB.
noab tonmt. 1874 Oar05 3G55Q.
Stoiie5 iilio bcnGtblly.
Gin Muitcr oieicr }lrt miro 0c1rll
G%inlcrolng ucll 10 Gents III Silbcr
ooer 0ricinlorlrn eli irGeno cine
NorcIie Aclanot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Gcbcnbia ucrJrnnNt.

Allentown. G.. Mar. ~ ,sll
ihrcr @obnntng III Mtit-&niot0nolia
perbronntc geItcrn Die y Sabre oltc
Irou Gullln Sultcr unb ibrt schmidt.
rigc Qodtcr Morp 2ullcr. Ino tlcinc
M0Nden nor I'M @t0riii. NidJc aus
0cn Gicn 81 cnticrncn, ais ploblid)
lire &lciGcr 61llcr iingcn, Nhrc holb.
AelGbntc Mllltter elite 5lt ilrcr @iilic
berdci, abcr nlld, lire &leirer Gcris.
tbcn in @ranb, mo Wiuitcr II. Sod)tcr
io!loC1 Gcntinium cineu grdblidJcn
So0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Vcrmunt's Sd,nccs HccurSc.

Sinopnuillc, Nt.. 6. MGrs.
Ter por1eitrige Shnecioll Don
lids 3ol hrnd)tc Die @eionmtlncltac
ees i'll oiciem @inter i'm Stoote Scr.
mont gefnaenen Sd)nee's allf cine
Snbe. mic lie icit uiclcn ,}o6ren nid)t
crrcld)t muroe. Sn Den rcrifieocucrl
itcrooltlid)en Srtihnitclt Bernlont's
'd'monft Die Sobe bcs oicsiGbrigcn
Sfncefoll5 5lpiid)cn 100 itno 1870
3olf. Iie botjiicn 3iiicrn oapcn "a.
ben Die Srte ldilss Der eonnoiiheu
Wrel5e nitf5itweiieu. p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
3nfcr= Sruit id)ulbig.
Gsrurtbciluna 5u $13lt16 uub Die
Sol9e ocS Sdulbipruf0 icilr.

Serurtbcllr1la 81 $l3l,1l6 muB Die
Solge oeS Shulbiprlf3 icill.
Ncm Ynrt, 6. M0rj. - Ger
lett etiuu bier @nd)cn I'M Sunbes-G i-
itrittaacrid)t Dor Hid)tcr Soft mo Ell
ncr Sllrp pcrbanOcltc Ero5cb 9cNcn
Die .Nmcricuu SllNor Mcfinillg 50.
Of Nem 2)ort", ben %ioNenonntel
3llcfcr-S rllIt, cn0ctc 9eitcrn NIT Dem
Sfulbiprltdc Ser <rp. Ga Ole be
flugtc @%cic1id)oit bon ocn @cid)pos
rcucn in pollcm l~lnnfon1c ldullbiN be.
ilulocn miroc, mltB Oic SoI0c ihrc
Ncrurtbeilung Sur 3oblin1 bon
$13lll6 nu Die &unocarc9icrung
icin.
Nod) Gr6ifnllng Der ge'trl1cn yer
huubIuna trot Hid,tcr &plt lolort III
Ole MchtSbclchrinn0 cilr, bel Der or
ouH 1ciunnntc @clpciSmntcri0l be
iprod,. <r5 nod II llbr Mtittaga
500 lid) oie ><lrrn 5llr &crotbrn1 SIT
rild, oic emo cine uno cine bolbc
Stmbc p0hrtc. Gornrli CAB lie ibr
pcrnribcilenhca &erbift oh. Ger Nn-
truN bca Nmualta Der 3lldcr. @elcll
id)oit, weuen mibucritunolId,er @Silra
oiG,ll1 scr @epcianllinnbmc elnen
nel,en Tro5eb 81 %0ep0brell. muroc
obNelchnt. obcr Der &crilrthciltcn cine
icd5iQtGgigc 6riit 5ltr %orbcrcitln9
Scr @cruilm0 Ncgebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

Sn 9ralinif,ucig iiro Gril5 9crrz
HarO 5iir 2ippe. Yrliecr ocs regieren.
Den Iiiritcn 2eopolo ocs gierten. mn
Die geid)ieotnr 0raiin Iymgaro bon
S~nnbouien, Neborene b. Grumn,, ge.
trnllt lporocn. Ser Eriri nabnl int
uerganaeren S%eptern6cr ieinen Nb.
ihito nls RittnneiIter I'M aoiielcr fl.
acknowledgement iueeeil leiner BE.
siebungcn 81, Ser Wrdiin, heren @atic
lieutenant i'm s. Suiaren-Regimtni
81 Ea6erborn mar. Incident aud Der
Grin5 Dor ieiner @erietung nah aai.
iel ~ansebort bate. Tie CHE oes Gro
len So0o b. C%eDnbnnicn nit Mrm-
Goro b. Gramm muroe Damn gcidicz
Cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
5%apaniidIc Musmanocrcr frhrcu helm

Sofio. 6. @dr5. - Sci'm Nus
rortigen Nnt cinacgonscnc gcrid,tc
belo8cn, Oob in bcl Monatcn ,Sl,ni
bis Scjcmbcr 1903 1851 ,Snponcr
Don Sopon nod Ocn Ser. Stoutul
fl'freu il1o 5000 BON Den Der. Ston.
ten llod) Gopon juriitfebrtcn. Son
Den &eimtcbrcnocn %reiitcn 3O3t in
Der brlttcn &loiic. mas ooruri idlic-
Gcll ldBt oab JIG Ocrl 9rbeitcritonSc
1IgeDorul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

6rcm0cr (oli Oeun @onoc) /:
Sos III ooh GGd)it u~naeiuno, Die
Sduc!uc 10 IN Der N0Gc Der @obu
linbc ~ bN!tcl." - Bauer: Gas
Glonb' / nick. N'cr iino ido ndt
&obr "a mo nod ME 1T q Snl
IrNnt ANNClc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
SuHcs idj!nft bcrcits nrun Saoc.

Sroftot II. Dali. 6. WGr5. Gin
fiirdtcrlid)tr Nnfon bon Sflufcn,
at cent GbarlcS Sores, ein Wiobei.
b1nbler unierer Stnot. ruuitliebr be-
reits lett rel,n Sagel !cioet. ipott,t
nod INNER Der aunit Ser aer5te, Biz
ben llneliidlifen int bieiiscn Heliei.
ardnfenhauic b%cbnn0tln, mo nladt
teiue a!litoltcn, nad'Sii!nIIen. Vile
Wittel, bcnl grnlell slt btlfcii, 6licbcn
bis SIR Stunpe eriolglos,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
2sclrs acht nndl @aiLina:pn.

Sapana, 6. Mdr5. - Ter cl,to.
hide Scnut britItiJt1 acitcrn oir
aonninntion bon Carries Wnrcio re
lt, gum cnbnuiid ell Scian0ten in
Naibingtolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Sin SGni i'm Gnlncnf1iin.

Gtn GlrtuH III Gurl@ Gulurt in Solls
Don bette ctncu Nrci2 pm $3.50 filr
oo@Ienlac mcibllhc MCic1 uit5uc-
'chricbcn 013 ljdl bcrrit crtlirte. finf
NtlhllteN l0nN IN ciucm %0luclfGii0
In ld)o!tiid}cm &oiliim 0cu lutiunu.
len Nl06lono SLING III tou;cH. I'm
SlClt 500 III ucybicncit. battcll iid)
lltdt lucnlNCr ais lI1 Troucn lul0
MIodjen 1rnDclOct, NOS jcocnio(l9
nru0 FerI0Nljdcn W,iltb Der Gll0l0nNc.
rill Gin ld0lica }cu0niB olaitc1t. In
Ter Den GOntilrrcntin1cn cutld)iC0 0u$
20" tiir cine @iiifctoonlc. Narncll1
Carrie Notcr, ats Der Hocito0t sui
bont. Sic bctrUt bCbcrit 0cH &0fig
cillc3 altcn @0lpCu mo tullitC iiilI
N}luutcn Iui0 nor Den Hllacn zines
crlt0l,ttcn ul0 cHt5ijdtcu EltbIifum3.
NrliltH, Der "GlDc, iuh audi 5il 0bcr
Die HrcbuftiDn id)icn ibl nid)t i'm
GerirNitcn III %llltcrciiircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Srau u. 2 Of onebed i'm Ger.
liner Is hurite.

1907 pom Sauptmanu b. @phen III
IQcnIteirL SitprcuBcn, erldollenen
WaiorS b. Sh0ncbef, lit III Der bic
iigen Gbaritc ongelan9t. Six miro
bon Dem nomboitcu Eipdiotcr Scr
9crliner llnipcrlitGt, ErcielIor D..
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linb, Die GolnrpIc ilbcr Die Stnotpcr.
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ben miro.
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tigcn SapolSfi bat IN cincn Shr,iz
bcn oil Den Ninon,miniitcr &ofom,
ioii hritgclto Die Wiobiiifotion Der
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ten TprihldNc bc5iiNlid, %erluoltultg
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oen lt0btiihan Tcrmoltnu,os NlNcs
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IN onocrcn Scrtro9sbGicn GhrIid) lit,
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ipnlsfi mod)t Den Wcitcreu &orid)lo9,
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aus &ertrctern Der perificbencn Nj
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miro. GoS NitSluGrtige Anlt lintcr.
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@llaportige Int nit Ser Gage icbr
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both oduon IN &cnntniB gcieBt, oob
mr. Den 6aQ Der ouoallcrlocl
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Nl%iatrelbntg Der &ouileutc bcu6iid,.
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NcItriacn Drummer an Ocni Stono.
mIttt oca N~uamGrtiocl 9(nlte in bic
Ter IHAclcgcibcit id)arie @ritif. Sic
lo9t. oob nod ibrcr Aniidt Cclttidl.
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rlIbrc. INN Die Nnincrfiomfcit pom
iloDcn Glten nb}ulcnten. Bic Sci.
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Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-11
La CROSSE UNION
WINS EVERY POINT
Street Railway Company Loses at
Hands of ArbitratOrs Who
Settle Strike.

Lacrosse, Wis, Aug. 11.-Em
ployes of the Lacrosse city railway,
whose grievances have been under
investigation by an arbitration board
since the recent strike, win every
point in dispute in the decision an
nounced last evening by Chairman
John Humphrey of Milwaukee, men,
ber of the state board of arbitra-
ton.
The grievance committee will be
all union. The wage scale is raised
an average of cents an hour, short
er hours are provided, and better
toilet accommodations for the men
required. The decision recommends
the prosecution of the street railway
company and the police department
for violation of the anti-pass law in
giving and accepting free transpor-
tation. Heretofore the wage scale
has been II cents an hour for the
first year up to 21 cents maximum
for the fourth year and time there
after Under the new scale the men
cents the second six months and 20
cents thereafter.
The decision is binding upon the
men and the company for one year.
c agreement applies also to the La
Crosse and Onalaska company.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-11
AT CHICAGO next
Colored Knights Templar Bring
Conciave to Close, and
Elect Officers.
RATIFY THE INCORPORATION
Approve Papers Secured from State
of IllinOis-Hold Picnic at
Masonic Home.

The 26th annual conclave of grand
commandery of the colored knights
Templar of Illinois and Iowa jurisdic-
ton was brought 10 a close this morn
ing at the lodge hall on Seventeenth
street and Third avenue. The chief
business yesterday was the election of
officers, the ratification of the incorpor.
alton of the lodge of the state of Hi
nois and naming the city for the next
annual session. The next conclave
viii be held i'll Chicago Aug. 23. 1919
The meeting will only last one day
so that the Masons in attendance NAV
so to the international conference at
Detroit the day following Today the
knights are enjoying a picnic in South
Rock Island at the Prince Hall Ma
sonic home
officers Named.
The following officers were elected
yesterday afternoon:
Grand Commander. W. Moore,
Chicago.
Deputy Grand Communications 3.
Foster, Chicago
Generalissime-A. R. Lee, Cham
paign.
Captain General. w. Dickinson,
Chicago
Prelate-Albert Fletcher, Chicago.
Grand Treasurer-H E. Burris, Rock
Island.
Grand Recorder-Dr e. S. Dickin-
son, Cairo.
Senior Warden-O. A. Ferguson,
Chicago
junior Warden-G. w. Donagan,
Springfield
Warden-S. McCally, Chicago.
Standard Bearer-E. T. Banks, Des
Moines.
Sword Bearer--A. J. Young, Spring
field.
Sentinel-C NJ. Turner. Peoria.
The following were elected trustees
TO serve one year: J. W. Moore, II.
E. Burris, DIR. E. s. Dickinson and
Moffit Eulett
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-11
GETTING CASTRO'S WEALTH
Venezuelan Congress Ignores En-
Presidents AppeaI.

iVtbtdi.
Caracas, Aug. 1.-The much-ber-
aided appeal for Ciprlano Castro to
the Venezuelan congress, which after
being read in joint ssion. was re-
ferred by Castro's ifiends in that
body to a special committee for re-
port, has died natur;l death in the
committee room and instead of the
desired report, the curious ex-pres-
ldential message has yeen arcbived
IhuS last spasmodic fort of few
friends of the late dictator to awaken
some sentiment for their fallen idol
has failed.
The systematic spoiation of tho
fortune which Castro left behind him
IN Venezuela has proceeded with
such gigantic strides that after the
first six months his $4,000. 600 of
known assets have been almost TO-
tally wiped out. AS one instance
Castro owned $1,000,00O worth of
shares in the cigaret trust. A few
weeks ago the directors of the com
pany sold the $5,000,0OO concern to
private individual, Senor Garcia
Guerra, for $250,00O, and Castro's
remaining interest of $5O,0O0 was
Immediately seized by reditors.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-11
Spell Was Upon Him.
DANGEROUS FOR FARM
HANDS TU <RESiGN''
Two> Who Wanted to leave Jobs in
Whiteside County Beaten up
by Their Employer.

Farm hands are advised not TO AT
tempt to resign" at this time OF year
Up near Erie the other day John Re l.
nedy and Harry Shaffer, who worked
for Newell Eddy, decided that they
could make more money iii the harvest
fields of the northwest than by WORK
ing in Whiteside county. But when
they informed their employer of their
determination to quit he waded n
and gave. them both sound beating
adding a few punches to EdWari
Nagle. third party who happened 20
be with the receiving pair at the time
All three of the victims swore ou'
warrants for Eddy's arrest and he VIII
have a hearing at Sterling.