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CARD or THANKS.

We desire to return our sincere
thanks to all of our relatives and
friends and the members OF the Ladies
OF the Maecabees for their many kind
nesses and words of sympathy dur
ing he long illness and death of our
wife and mother We assure all who
were so kind 10 us in our hours OF
sadness that their courtesies are
greatly appreciated. {. c. TupPer and
Daughter, Margaret Tuoper.
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cannlbaIisn Reported.

Messina, Jan. 2.-The sufferings OF
persons still buried in the ruins Of
the fallen buildings who are slowly
dying from hunger, is awful to con
template. Dead bodies have beer
found which bear mute testimony os
the torture endured before death re-
heVed their sufferings. Several Of
these have died gnawing at their arms
and hands, evidently delirious from
hunger. Other bodies brought from
the ruins had portions of clothing IL
their mouths. and one woman had
her teeth firmly fixed in the leg Of .
dead baby.
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Seminary Alumndc
Scores Roosevelt

Chicago, Jan. q President Roose-
welt was roundly scored today at a
meeting of the alumnae Of the Ma
tional Park Seminary for striking the
horse upon which one of the seminary
girls was riding near Washington.
Ccndemnatory resolutions We're pre-
pared. but one married member Of the
alrmnae prevented its passage.
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WOMAN
is THREATENED
MRS. scHwAB GETS LETTERS aN
WHICH SHE RECEIVES
A WARNING.

Chicago, Jan. Mrs. Henry q.
Schwab. society leader. has been
threatened with death in several
anonymous letters received shortly
alter she issued invitations for re-
eeption at the Congress hotel
a score OF postal inspectors and
private detectives are working on the
ss .; + Is Il, baiiie,et?%the letters were
written by prominent people who re-
ceiyed no invitation.
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A TOKEN OF ESTEEM.
Members Of Police Force Remember
Alderman Ludwiu,

Alderman l.. Indwig, who is chair
m-r q the police committee. was
remembered by the members Of the
force during the holidays, and he was
presented with very handsome X. Of
T. ring, given by the police depart.
ment as token Of esteem in which
the chairman is held b. the entire
force.
Assistant Chief Jerre Wilchar acted
as spokesman IN presenting the pretty
ring to Alderman Ludwig, and in pre-
senting II to him he made a short
talk. The chairman of the commit
tee thanked the keepers OF the peace
for their very pretty present and he
appreciates ii very much.
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On allRAIEifnt lon Of the atta3neys
\. .ffKffff1iIf d fHs 49, 49,
CHICAGO WOMEN DON'T LIKE
NEW PARlSlAN GOWN

Chicago. Jan. p Chicago women do
not take strongly TO The "rcbe Andro
gyne," The new Partisan gown re-
senbling the basgy trousers. They
declare the garment would be uu-
comfortable To women and don't care
to come so near male attire.
Paris dressmakers say the size of
Chicago women's feet prevent ii from
being accepted.
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SAMUEL II, WAKEFIELD
is GIVEN THREE YEARS

Chicago, Jan. 2.-Samuel f. War
field was today convicted of an at
tempt to swindie Mrs. James A. Pat
ten out OF $22.700 in book trans
acton. He was given three years.
\ new trial has been asked by the
deleMaant.
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Rome, Jan. 2.-The American gun
boat Scorpion viii arrive at Messina
on Monday. when her commander win
place his vessel AZ the disposal Of the
American embassy officials and consul
lar &tlthorities Tor assistance OF the
Americans and protection of their in
terests i'll Sicily. The Scorpion will
transport refugees from the affected
districts, carrying messages and CO.
operate i'll ell possible ways with
the authorities in the alleviation OF
distress.
Returning from visit to the Gala
Brian coast, north of Reggie, King
Victor Emanuel sent the following.
.tele gram to Giulitti: Il have visited
Cannitelle, eight miles north OF Reg
gio. which Vas literally RACED to the
ground The villa San Giovanni was
also razed and destroyed. As at Mes
siha, he rescue work is Well organ
we'd The fires Al Stessina have now
been reduced TO small proportions.
Royalty is Generous.
Three French warships have arrived
at Messina In compliance with The
orders of the king that the royal pal
aces at Caserta and Naples be placed
at the disposal OF the wounded, one
hundred injured persons from MESSING
are already occupying a portion of the
San Ferdinando palace, the royal
house providing everything.
The Duchess of Aosta has trans
formed into hospital the large hall
of her palace at Cappi Monte.
1t is stated here that the train which
left Reggie early on the morning of
the earthquake, carrying passengers.
and of which nothing has been heard
since, was overwhelmed in the tidal
wave following the earthquake.
Pope Envies The King.
1t is said that melody j.. II ally an
yies King Victor Emanuel on the
eyrand Of mercy more than does Pope
Plus, who always has felt that his
place was with the stricken earth
quake sufferers. Haying been pre-
vented from going there. his holiness
has tried Keeping in touch with The
prevailing conditions as much as pos
sible, and has offered the bishops Of
the affected scene all that he could
give His latest gift has been another
S2O0,0oos
The pontiff has never so much re-
GREETED the loss OF the liberty he en-
joyed as a patriarch of Venice. Now
is the time that he would like again
to be free to pawn his pectoral cross
for the benefit OF suffering mankind.
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DRAWING TAKES PLACE MONDAY
Number Of Pretty Presents 10 Be
Given Away st Wright & Governs.

The drawing for number Of pres
ents which was to have taken place
at rle store Of Wright < Gowen on
Friday evening. was postponed for
Tesieas reasons. but will take place
tomorrow afternoon. and all guesses
should be in by that time.
A number of pretty and useful pres
ents are TO be~giyen to those guess
ing the nearest number of bars of
soap contained in the soap picture OF
the national capitol, which has been
built in the window OF the firm. A
large number Of guesses have been
made and there is considerable inter
est IN the outcome OF the contest.
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Pushing Cases
Against Packers

Chicago. Jan. 2-To conduct
check on the witnesses who te
before il. the grand jury viii
pcena immediately after each IRA
official OF a packing house testiftes sen
fore his confidential stenographer.
This course was found necessary
when Harry Bowling, at the head of
the Morris claim department fen
back on loss Of memory in connec
tion with the rebate charges.
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MRS. sPREckELs ASKS FOR
MONTHLY ALLOWANCE or 81, 600

San francisco, jan. 2 Mrs Anna
@. Speckels. the widow Of Claus Spree
llsls, who died several days ago. to-
day asked for monthly allowance
of $4,000 from the estate for her per-
soral use.
5fss. srrsckelS says the essa ID
worth slo.Oo0.oOo.
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Monday night the new Pathe NOV
ing pictures will Le offered al the
Grand. 4 beautiful hand colored
production Of Romeo and Juliette viii
be one OF the pictures shown and
two others Alse a new illustrated
song.
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A BANKER DEAD.

New ork. Jan. 2.-I.ouis He!nschei-
mon. member cf the banking firm
Of Kupn Loeb died this afternoon
from an appendicitis operation He
entered the firm thirty two years ago
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American Consulate Collapsed.

Rome, Jan. 2-Sisnof Serao. wno
arrived today from Messina, said the
American consulate completely col
lapsed. and that an unsuccessful effort
hal been made BY himself and Stuart
K I-upton american vice consul dr
recovery OF the bodies Of Consul -.e-
uey and wife. who are believed u
b. dead
sefao said with I.upton he salts
fel himself that all the guests 9i lie
Hotel Trin;cria were saved eXcepf lie
Swedish consul and an Italian gil.
Eo does NOT believe any AmeFiaaita
we've in the hotel
Death list $4,000.
Financial contributions for tae s,'-
nes Of the sufferers awe COR ih r
GENEROUSLY from Inc United sos
that tmbassador (iriscom is alin's >
pon.:nent part in the relief w3s, p
inx ciganized in Rome lie a -
raed a.e action IS imperative.
exlcs statistics Of the dead Is ssh IN +
possible 10 obfain.. but BY calcaiattcr
Ii is number estimated a lf5.sle'
A telegram has been received Tfon
William H. R!shcD. the American con
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lie EoRMAl oegNlNe oE 80

Jekyl Island club will take place next
week, when a large numi,er of prom
inent milicnaires win arrive. There
are quite number Of guests on tho
island at present and the season Is
expected to be an unusnally big one
as manr nromin@nt peoi,le viii conc
down during this ncnth and Febru-
airy.
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Burton Named to
Succeed Foraker

Columbus Ohio Jan p Congress
man Theodore 4. Burton. OF Cleve-
land. was tais afternoon nominated by
acclamation TO succeed Senator For
7ked by the republican caucus The
nomination is equivalent 10 election.
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Savannah Girls escape.

Naples, Jan. 2.-Among the Ameri
can who booked for passage from
here for Sicily shortly before the
earthquake was Miss Susie Chishol Il,
OF Savannah, Ga.
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4 coefEg COUNTY BANKRUPT.

James Smith Fails With Large Mum
Der of Creditors.
James Smith. of Bushnell. Coffee
county, yesterday filed his petition
for voluntary bankruptcy with Ref
cree Max Isaac The schedules show
his Indebtedness 10 be $G.25751, while
his assets are placed al $3.50
Or ion of the attagpeys for
ttfs FSTfHBf q res
issued stopping the sheriff s
county from selling the assets u
bankrupt at public sale Tuesday. the
property having been levied on unded
an execution for s1,70O in favor q
the Union Banking company, of DouH
slas
The case has been set for hearil
in this city on January l6
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REGULAR MONTHLY REPORT.
OF the Seamen's Friends Port Society
for December

TOT Uectmbef.
Following is the report Of the Bruins
WICK Seamen's Friend Port Society for
December, 1908:
Religious services. 10; attendance
of seamen. 219; attendance OF lands
people, 25@; visits to ships. So; visits
to hospital, >: attendance at reading-
room. 1893; Testaments distributed 5;
tracts distributed, 40: bundles OF lit
erature, So; bundles Of free mail, 20;
free dodgers. IA; money deposited. 500;
letters written. 81; letters received.
81 employment found ).
Respectfully.
X. o. Stuckenbrok, Supt.
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Rome, Jan, 2.-AltEough six days
have passed since the earthquake SUIT
ferers of it have not yet been re-
lieved, Starvation is now q grim
reality. monsi9nor o'Keliy, touring
the stricken country, Geleeraphed to-
day that the stencil from the unburied
bodies was awful.
The n'onsignor says pigs are de-
vourin9 corpses in the streets. The
POPE today despatched Archbishop
Ireland TO the scene 10 find out the
fate of the missing Americans.
Z Queen Helena was slightly injared
in panic today following a new
slight earth shcck at Reggie.
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HAMS GOES ON
STAND MONDAY
ne WILL SAY THAT HE KNEW
NOTHING OF SCANDAL ABOUT
HIS BROTHERS WIFE.

New York, Jan. 2 When Thornton
i1aiBs goes on the stand Monday in
mis- own defense, he win tell the jury
Hbat he knew nothing of4ibezseandal
S%tween his brother Peter's~@ife and
William Annis.
Hams will deny that he wrete LETT
ters TO Peter, asking him to return
from he Philippines
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;v7i-zs ;s.a-k s!7;s Ills Ne Y. ..ss--9s
BruhswicR wiii have visit this
~ < from Mr. Francis II. Mclean.
fiesl secretary for organized charity
IN - Is expecs-
= that rndciT s0od y fesult from
his visit. RE will arrive in the ciw
tomorrow and viii be here until next
Saturday. during which time several
meetings viii be held, the first at the
Oglethorpe hotel tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock
The local order of the Kings
Daughters have been working to get
NJ. Mclean to come to Brunswick for
moro than yeTs6 bur they have just
succeeded. as hfs time is always linn
tied and this is the first opportunity
he has had to visit the city He comes
to the city TO give the local organi-
zafions valuable suggestions regard
ing The work which IS being dcne
smong the poor Of the city.
On next Thursday a general meet
ing will be held at the city hall 1t
30 O'Clock 10 which the general pub.
lie is invited
Mr.. Mclean does not come to the
city for the purpose nf organizing any
society which win take funds from
the ciiy. but rather 70 suggest waHs
snd means for raising more funds in
brunswick and for the more jndiclors
expenditure in places where it will
do tire most good
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Large Amount is Given italian Sufferers.
One of Our Gunboafs Will Be First
To Reach Stricken Secfion..-
Many People Starving

Washington, Jan. 2.-President
Roosevelt tonight announced that he
had directed the sending of $500, 600
in supplies TO Sicily and would ask
congress for an appropriation of $500,
900 on Monday.
He has advised the italian govern.
ment THAI the hattleship fleet IS at its
disposal.
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H. NJ. ATKINSON,
P. 5. ARKWRIGHT
Is
PRESIDENT AND vlcE.PREsioENT
OF ROAD NAMED YESTERDAY
BY JUDGE PARDgE.
Failure to Pay Interest on Bonds
Caused the soad to CO Into
Hand Of Rseeiyers-A Big
Amount IS Due.

II, 81. Atkinson, president and
Preston S. Arkwr.ght, president
OF the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad company we're yesterday
appointed receivers for the railroad
system, BY Judge Don A. ParGee. OF
the United States district court upon
the application of many OF the lond
holders of the road. who presented
their bonds for coupons Tor payment
on FciCsy and which the road was
unable TO meet
Following the failure Of the company
to pay the IanuaTz coupons. which
sen que Friday application was at
once made for the appointment of
temporary receivers. and judge Par
lee took action in Atlanta yesterday
arcniing.
i,otLing official was received in this
city concerning the appointment OF
The receivers, but heads Of various
of the railroad were no
Died that the road would be opera
f ed as usual only under Fl, NJ. At
Ion and P. :. Arkwlight as re-
s' &p uhuef the fdllloaa
by ~ heretofore.
&c s,ollowing announcement con-
kp:nS the failure OF the road to pay
boLds on Friday was sent out
Boston yesterday:
sders or the thirty-. year Pc
hsssis of nc sslania. Birming
Atlantic railroad. an enterprise
financed by Boston capital,
sg0und upon presenting the January
coul ons at the Old Colony Trust Co.
yesterday that the interest was not
being paid The only reason assigned
was .ro funds. The companys Off q
cess were in conference with attorneys
this eHening
The railroad system is practically
new one, and il not yet In complete
operation
By interests associated wisbs' t1e
property the reason foaEthe non-pay-
ppen, a The Ianss herest is that
she pas no.mset had IN opnor-
ssor.ly started
hinghaa ssN p
hsny was incor-
9o5 IN 1906
sated. without
30 steamboat lines
ck. Ga. with New
other points. I'd
standing $35 900
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sui at Palermo, saying there is no
news from Consul Cheney at Mes
Sina.
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winter. The sale will include all
lines OF seasonable goods OF the latest
styles and shades.
The special offerings will be on
eiderdown in white, red. and pink,
dress ginghams in solid colors. an
wool aannels aud suitings. double
face outings. and blankets and COM
forts. =, -
cut down to nearly one-half Of regu-
III prices. - Bargains that Garnet ee
!. ,sl,,asaYa,l 81 value er price win pc
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sue Of $4,000. 900, of which S1,970.000
were issued in exchange for an equal
amount of Atlantic and Birmingham
railway preferred stock, and s4,090,000
were reserved to retire an equal
amount OF Atlantic and Birmingham
railway first IS. 1t is the bonds of
this issue on which the January cou
pons remain unpaid The default does
not affect. it is understood. the hold
ers Of FIRST gold IS Of the old Allan
tic and Birmingham railway
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NEW YEATS SALE.
bvitx Starts the New Year
] two Days Sale.

ag and Tuesday Of this
time for those who have
their winter clothing to
tore Of A. Zelmenovitz to
bargains in this line
I'LL last for two days only
opportunity to secure big
win not be offered again this
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N INTEREST OF CHARITY.

francis II Mclean . pc ID sruns.
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AT THE GRAND.

K. o. stuckenbrok. supt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-24
YUMA

The Yuma Aid society will give a
pumpkin pie sociable at Yuma Method
list church Friday evening.
Homer Daily and wife departed for
Denver Thursday evening to visit with
Roy Daily and family.
The w. c. T, L. convention of Rock
Island county held at Port Byron was
grand success. Those attending
from Yuma were Mrs. Julia Dew. Mrs.
ID. w. Mumma and Mrs. Annie Cox.
Yuma Aid society met with Mrs.
George Wainwright near Rapids City
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
large attendance \ sumptuous lunch
was served by the hostess The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Lulu VAIN
wright of Osborn.
Grandma Shafer. who was seriously
i'll, has improved SO much as to be
considered out of danger
Jet Smith, who has been working at
the carpenter trade in Port Byron
has gone to work in Rock Island.
Charles Osborn is in this community
with his steam thresher.
John Allen. an old resident of Yuma,
is visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cook visited
their farm in Coe which they recently
purchased. They will move onto il
| before spring.
Gus Reiling is remodeling his house
He will have all the modern improve,
ments such as electric light. furnace
heat. and bath. Mr.. Sidlinger, ST., OF
Port Byron is doing the work.
Will Cox had the misfortune to upset
with a load of hay. striking on his
shoulder, bruising him up quite badly
Sheldon Mumma. who has been with
friends in the Dakotas. returned home
last week Raymond Dunbar and 9th,
ers remained.
Miss Eflin of Rock Island. who has
been the guest of Mrs Henry Brandt
for few days, returned to her home
last Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-24
REYNOLDS

William Swartout took an automu-
bile party to Sherrard Friday after
noon to the merchants day ceIebra-
ton. The members of the party were
w. G. Davis and the Misses Pearl and
I Ruth Wait and Marguerite Davis.
Mrs. Emily Marston and daughters,
Kathleen and Vcril, spent Saturday in
Rock Island
Mrs Mary Freytag has returned 10
her home in Rock Island after week ;
visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. G.. Freytag.
Miss Ruth Wait left Saturday for
Luthervillc. Md. where she will attend
the Maryland College for Women the
coming year r.. .. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Mcconnell Of
Bowling and Miss Eva Mcconnell of
Rock Island spent Sunday at the
home of James G. Mcconnell.
J. d Vance visited Saturday in Dav-
export with his daughter, Mrs. Sadie
Mayall, who is making satisfactory
recovery from a recent operation at
st. Luke's hospital,
Mrs w G. Hacfele and Miss Puma
spent Saturday in Rock Island.
Mrs. Sue B. Wayne. Miss Rachel
! Wait started Thursday afternoon IN
a western trip which will include Sc.
attic and points of interest in Califor
MIA The party will go over the Ca
madam Pacific.
r. p Wait was in Kansas City Mon
day
Miss Estelle Kreps is visiting rela
tives in Burlington. Iowa.
| Fred Haefele received first premium
on his pigeons which he had on display
at Young & McCombs' county fair.
| David Robinson of Rock Island was
! in Reynolds Monday.
| Oscar Brehmer of Orion spent sew
eral days last week in this vicinity
: He has purchased the farm south Of
town formerly owned by George KeIl
c. w. Haefele has returned to Chi
cago after a fortnisht's visit with his
! parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Gaunt were the
victims of a surprise party Monday
evening when about % of their friends
and neighbors called on them to hell
celebrate Mr.. Gaunt's birthday. A
pleasant evening was spent. Refresh
mentS were served. Mrs. Gaunt, Mrs
Perry Venable and Miss Edith Gran
dell gave piano selections and Charles
and Clarence Jones entertained the
company with piano and harp duets
Those present were the Misses Flor
enCe Mallette. Edith Crandell Clara
and Jennie Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Venable
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Grau. Mr. and Mrs
Continued on Page TEMP
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-24

he was married to Miss Margaret Thor
ington, who survives him with one
daughter. Educated at Racine college
and the state university of Iowa. where
he took the law course, Mr.. Preston
practiced law at Santa Fe, N NJ, for
a time, and then joined the firm of
Rosenthal & Hammatt of Chicago,
where he had since been recognized as
a lawyer of ability.
John Iben died Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock at his home in Wilton,
Iowa, at the age of IS years. Mr.. Iben
was born in Hollingstedt, Germany,
Feb. %, 1884, and came to America
and made Davenport his home in 1865.
He was married Jan. &c. 1867, to Miss
Dorothea Westphal. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. DOrothea Ibcn, and
six daughters, Mrs. August Oldcrog of
TryenCr, Iowa, Mrs. August Blunck
and Mrs. Diedrich Blesse, both of Dav-
export. Mrs. Emma Pasvogel of Tip
ton. Iowa, Mrs. Alvina Rogers and Mrs.
Anna Brocker, both of Upton, Iowa.
The funeral will be held from the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Diedrich Blesse,
1926 West Second street, Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
Wednesday night, at the home of his
granddaughter, Mrs. Catherine Al
brecht. 1882 Scott street, occurred the
death of Elisha Jones at the advanced
age of 80 years. Mr.. Jones was born
in Pennsylvania in 1917, and came to
Iowa in 1910. The survivors are two
daughters. Mrs. Mary e Leonard and
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, as also 10
grandchildren and four great-grand
children. The grandchildren are Frank
Marvin, Phil Albrecht, VIII Albrecht
Edward AlbrCcht, Fred Marvin, Julia
Mitchell, Bessie Blake, May Jones,
Ella Jones and Hattie Jones. Miss
Blake resides in Chicago and the 9th
crs in Davenport. The great-grand-
children are Harvey AIbrecht and
Lynn Albrecht of Davenport and Nor
gan Blake and Leonard Blake of Chi
cago. The funeral will be held to
morrow afternoon. with services at
O'Clock and interment at Pine Hill
| cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-24

Motz of this city died Wednesday N
Denver while en- route 10 Portland,
Ore where he hoped TO benefit his
health He had been suffering from
Diabetes and had been advised by. spa-
,ialists to 90 to the springs near Port
land The family moved here year
ago. coming from Atlantic, lowI,
where Clarence was born March 20
1887 He went to South America Nov
90 1905. and served as manager OF Inc
rerair department for the implement
firm of Agar. Cross & Cha. His father
Charles s. Won Motz, travels for Deere
g. 60 in South America, and is there
at the present time, as is his brother,
Frank Won MOtz. The family resid :
at 140S Seventh avenue. Two sisters,
Maud and Inez, and a brother, LOUIS
are at home The remains viii he
taken to Atlantic for interment.