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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16
CINE anbepritnnrte Trunt-
ttut1.

8efanntlid min prdlibent .Saft,
nenn er i'm nd6iten 9erbite feline Geife
nad Dem Weiten madt, an irgenb eli
mem Puntte an Der meritantiGen
@ren3e nit Dem prGfibenten Oiaa bon
Merito auIamngntreffen; unb ba lit
oenn in ben 3ettungen idon Elm sro>
bss 8ereoe oariiber geipeien. bab bieIe
3uiammenfunft auf einer8rude itattz
finoen miiBte, Die bic 9ren3en Der beiz
ben Jteide miteinanber perbinoet.
0enn es lei Dem Yrdfibenten Der Ser.
9teaten ntht geitattet, tpdbreno feines
Qmtstermines bas @ebiet Ieines 2anz
bes gu Derlofen.
@pber biefe ,2ebre" itammt, 1T al
leroings niemanoem flar; Die &onftt=
tuition Der Ser. Staaten fpeib nt6ts
babnn, uno Elm bom 4ongreb beidloIz
ienes @eieb, bas bieie 0orfdrift ent@
bielte, fonn man du6 ni1t no6neiz
len. l1nb trpbbem lit Die Nnnabme,
bab Der prdiioent nidt Die @renaen
UtSSGllUfS IpQHItAp tslHel AlHl9ltMttS>
felt iiber1hreiten biirfe, 10 allgemein
petbreitet, bab felbit 5err Roofepelt,
benz man cine iibersrobe 46tung bor
eir:em leeren 6erfommen getpib ni9t
nadfosen fann, iih tpobl gebiitet bat,
iie gu berleBen. Wobl bat er pdbrenb
ieiner glmtstbdtigfeit eine Meiie na9
benz Sfthmus bDn Banana gemaht;
dber NIT elmer getpifen Mengitli9feit
ipnrbe bamals berihtet, bab er fid
fpdbreno Der uebsrfabrt bortbin an
Borb eines ameritaniihen ariessS
fG]iffes, alfo duf amerifanif1em So
ben befunben babe unb bob er es in
blm Ganalgebiete forgfGltig bermieben
hcbe, ben @treifen 2anbes, Der bor,
Der Hepublif Ydnanna ben Ser. 6tadz
ten iiberlaiIsn tporoen ift, 5u iiber<
fhseiten. ST bdbe alfD Die altebrpiir=
biae Sraoition niht perlebt.
Mber. 70 fraet man. tposu ane bieit
Iirlefdnaereien, hieie fopbiftifhenWers
tEeibianngsn aestn Die lebertretuHa
eirtl Negel. Die III Wirtli1feit niM 3u
gieht beitsbt2 Gon3 obgeisben oapon,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16

fenhten. Ithfpereii, llabrbuften, tisfz
griirbige1 uno, niht befhatteten Boz
ben. syn mdaerem, fdnbigem, hnngs
rieem Grbreih bIeiben Die syriihte
Helm unb iperben niht belpnners
fd3madhaFt. ssn nafIetn, fllmpfigent
8o0e1 trer0en Die Friichte iauer, 3lls
fpetier aana 1lgenieBbur. sSn iebr
feiten GehmbDoet treiben bic pf!all~
aen DIdtter, bringen aber iDenIg
sSriishte. sSn ianoiaen, trodenen Boz
SEN lit Der Muhs fpdrlih unb es
fomnen duh iDe1ia ssruhtftiele 8lr,
Gntfalt,lng. Mpprboben fann ourh
entfprehenbe 8efdnoung anbdnfdbia
aenacbt fperoen. Die Srodenlegu1lg
unb 3erfebunq bes Wporcs miro
hurh tiefe @rdben erreicht. DIE
WdlIe follen racb Der Witte gefp0lbt
fein unO ndn oen @rdben abfalen,
oamit in Der Mitte feine Stelle nab
bleibt. Die bon nnten duffdugenbe
Graft oes Moores lit eine gertftge,
oasegen lit bic fpafferbaltenbe Graft
bes nit Ser Sanobede beriebe1erl
MoDres cine aroBe, un6 folbe Woore
tperoen burh Die gfteoerihldge peg
Minters INNER aeniiaeno Sellhtiga
felt, felbit i'm Sommer, bebalten.
Sumpftge, abiplut unburhlaflt9e
BD6en finb burh Drdnieret 3ll ent@
pGHerr. Ralfgriinbiger 8oben miro
ipirmer unb ntlbbarer, tpenrt man
i'm por benz Minter tief nmgrdbt,
Damn In rauber ssurde liegen ldBt
unb nit 8ferbebiinser perfiebt. aalfr
sriinbia iinb ale 8Doen, bic sn hin@
bio, unburhlGlfig unb periumpft Iino
unb Damn bon itaenierenoer Teuh@
tiateit itroben; auh f6attiae aaeen
iinb febr oft fdltgriinoig. Der lethte
trodene 5anobooen 1T iGnsrer NIB
btnbiaer au MAIDEN. ipenn mir ibn
nit SGpmmergel, altem 2ehm BON
@ebduoen. Wtefenlehm. 56lamm
aus Seiden, @rdben unb bergleiAen
untermiihen. @anbiger 8pben miro
audi burcb entipredenbe Steftultur
fru6tbarer, tpte er nadh neuen grfah@
rungen befGbigt miro, bic atmolphdz
ridden Ndbritoffe aufaufdnaen uno
feitauhalten. Diefe @igenihaft belibt
flah bearbeiteter Boben nidt. neil
2uft, Winb unD 5onne Die 8ertlu1z
tisung hisfer 5toffe aulafen. Oa5n
fpmmt ber rmitanb bes ihnellen
@ediels, tpeldem Die 8flansenlpurz
aeln obne Dede binIidtlih Ser Sem@
peraturz unb Sseuhtigfeits 8erRdltz
niiie ausaeiebt ftnb. Dur9 Die Stef=
fultur bes 5anobobtns t6nnen bic
Wuraeln ttefer in ben 8ooen oringen
unb bebalten baher lGnger Den sSeu9@
tigteitseraO, fpprauf es Bel Den gro=
beeren au gepii1en Soften iebr an
fpmmt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16

oab, fpie gefdst, cine gefeblihe Wor-
fGrift bieier Mrt in Mabrheit r,idbt Be-
itebi, niirbe tie alh gar. feinen Sinil
baben. sSn anbern Neitben berlafIen
Die SberbGnpter Der Megiernlg duG
ibr 2onb auf lGngers pber tiiraere 3eit,
obEe oaB Die neutrality-suspicious. IN
1lnprbnung gerGt. Der 3dr BON MuBz
fano lit aiigenblidlin auf elmer Idn=
germ MeiIe irs Mnslan6 begrifFen; Der
Deutfhe Rai1er ntaht iebes sSdbr 1sine
Norbldnoreife, &Dnis gbiparO BON
England bat es iih 5nr @epohnbeit
aemddt, einen grpBenSheil oes SaGres
in BdDern ooer anbern Srten oes
Muslanbes su berbringen; Der Yrdfi=
bent Der franaDiifhen Nepublit lit To-
gar f1pn nod ct. petersburg gereiit;
unD nod niernals bat man geb0rt, 6aB
iuobrenb biei.r 3eiten bic Resiernng
iener 2Gnber in l1norhnmna aerat6en
fei. sSn unierer 3eit, mo Die 9ilfsz
mittel, Die 0erbinouns aiDifden einem
6tootspberbaupte unb fetnem Qanbe
5a erbalten,to 5dhlretcb 1lf1o, Ut es eitt>
fdd) ldderltd, gu befiirdten, oab,penn
Der prdTbent auf einiseSaee i'm Muss
lanbe tptilt, bies benz 2anoe irseno eiz
nen 6huben thun lpiirbe.
Mber es iperoen fir iene 2ebre audi
e.tpiffermaben etbiide @riinoe ange>
fiihrt, inbem man fagt, Der prdfioent
Der Ser. 9taaten biirfe fidb, pdbrenb
er i'm Imte lit, niht auf einen Srt be-
geten, iiber benz nidt bic arnerifanifhe
5lasee peht. Solden 2euten, bic an
oerartigen 9leuBerlidfeiten bdnoen,
ndre es eine quite 2ebre. tpenn Wfufs
bent Saft, tpdbreno er Den greifenOia5
auf merifanif6em 8oben beiudt, an
feinem Iutomobil eine 5laggenfange
befeftiete, an Dem bas Sternenbanner
befeftiat tpGre. Das ipiirOe nidt eine
0e1b0bnuns bteies Banners fein; aber
es tpiirbe ben iibereifrigen patrioten
aeis.n, tpobin iie nit ibren sbeorien
tD1nr1lert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16
pie EreiliIte nea Gnrtfs.

Das 5arifgefeB entbdlt 718 Muas
rengruppen, BON Oeren 481 aollpflid@
tig nno 236 sDllfrei iino. Die meiften
Ter lebteren iinb Robitoffe, Die in ben
gereinigten Stauten Derdrbeitet iper.
ben t0nnen. ooer fplde Wuaren, bic
pDn ben amerifanifhen Snouftrien
gebrauht iDerOen. go iinb BON 5du>
rem arfenifs9dure 8en3Oez, Rarbolz,
Jluorz, Gnl3<, Gdlpeterz, pbpspbor.
Yifrinz unb Blau5dure auf Die syrsis
|Iiite geiebt ipcrben. gbenfD cine be-
trG6flihe Mn5dbl bon 5arbftoffen,
tpie Snbigo. Mli3arin. 9lnilinfuIae.
Eferprdparate, bic aber nidt 81 me-
0i3ini{4sn 3ipedtn D0er gum DdrbsN
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16
pie erIfs 5s1tllios annnitnen-
Rertfter.

Die 8erltner Pplttifhen Na9ridten
i9reiben: Die erfte Million BON Rentz
nern, Die auf Grunb bes Snpaltben@l
berfiderunssselebes Nenten beaieben,
lit erreiht. Nah Dem neueften 9lus-
ipeife bes acknowledgements gab
es am /. sSult 5. s. 877,269 laufen@
be Snboliben=, 104,931 laufenbe Ml=
sers= unb 1888 loufenbe aranfen=
renten, slfommen IOO1, ,O19 laufssbe
Renten auf @runo bes ssnpalibenber>
ilderunsssei.ses. Gie Offers unb
Snbaiibitdtsberiitberuna 1T am /. sSa@
nuar 1891 einsefiibrt irprben. Sc
bot bentsemdb zines 3ettraitms pon
18a Sabren beburft, ebe Ole erfte Mil=
lion laufenoerMlters= unb eSnbaliben=
renten erreiht mar. Menn man ii9
erinnert, tpelhe @6fpieriafeiten 3elbft
Siirit 8ismard gu iiberipinben batte,
Inn bag Differs nnb SsnbaIibitdtssefeB
i'm Reibstose bur13ubringen, tpirb
man nit um 10 ar0bererGenugtbunng
jeBt barauf tliten, bob iiber cine Mil@
lion 4erfon.n Der Geenunsen bieIes
geriiherungssipeiges tbeilbaftis iinb.
Gs 1T bpn Snterei1e. gu bepbadten. tpie
itarf bic 3ebl Der SnbaliOenreHten IN
ben 8orbergrunb gefpmmen 1T. Sn
ben eriten 3etten Der @eltitng bes 2l=
ters- unb sSnbalibitGtsberii erii9erunss@
sefebes iibertrog bic 3abl Der Offers
renten Bel tpeitem. Np1 am Mnfang
bes sSahres 1897 sab es 2O3.959 lauz
fenbe Differs eesen 161, $40 laufenbe
Snbalioenrenten. eSn1 Sabre 1898
alleroinas bate fih bie7es NersdltniB
fhpn gednbert. 9tn feinem Mnfange
!Dar bic 3ahl Der laufenbenS Snpaliben@
renten auf 210,859 setpa6fen, bic Der
loufenben Mltersrenter alf 203,644
eefollen. 90 aud in BEN folsenben
Sabren feline glenbsrung in biefer Gnt>
tridlung 3u bemerfen mar, 10 mar es
nur natiirlih, baB Das neue, ON L..
Sanuar 3ur Geltnns gefommene 8sfek
ZEN Namen zines SnDnli0enberiihez
rungsseiebes erbielt, bieMtersberiihe~
rung in feiner 8e5eidnuns elfo gar
rti1t mebr ertrdbnt tpllrbe. Non ba
nb fam bic brittle Hentendrt, bic Rran@
tenrente, auf. Die Rranfenrentens
sobl fiieg Biz 1907 ftetig, nm bann an
fanen. 9ei ben Snpalibenrenten uno
Sci ben Mltersrenten aber blieb bic
Gnttpidlung It1 bon Sabr sl eSabr
treu; bic 3ahl Der eriteren 1tieg itetig,
bic Der leBtern fiel ebenfo. Mnfangs
1909 belief iih Die 3ubl Der laufenben
SnDalibenrenten auf 868,O86. bic ber
Mltersrenten auf 1O8,637. Die neuez
item 3ablen ppn ber Wfitte bes laufenz
ben Sahres aeigen, 6aB aud rlelere
bines feline Mennerung in ber 3ablens
enttpidluug einsetreten 1T. Bon Der
Gefammtfumme Der alf@run6 sesSns
riiherungsseIebes Iaufenoen
Nenfen nehmen banaA sesenfpdrtis oie
Snbalipenrenten 87,6 bonn 6unbert,
bic Mltersrenfen 1O,5 pom Ounbert
| unb Die Rraifenrenten j ,9 Dom 6uns
fert sinA Gie Observation-Disclosures
III oemnoh osr ipeientlidlte She'll hies
lies 0sriiherungs gsslpeisss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16

3.
2llio i'm nd9ften Sabre fonrmt Der
6alleDfhe aomet In Die Grbbabn. Mie
fpGre IS, tpenn man ibm Elm paar 2ufts
idiffe CUR bDfliden 8egriibung ents
segenfdidte?
Der 9ineiifbe @eianbte Wu ION
bauptldhlih besipeeen nad 9uufe bes
rufen tperoen, neil er. anftdtt duf feia
nem poiten in Mafbington aus5ns
barren. allaupiel auf Neifen lit. Die
hineiifde Regierung 1T nusenfheins
li6 miibe, ftets su frasen: so Wu
ipObl peilen nirb2
Wiflit ou bic Dinge rihtis iebn,
90 Ierne ibren Mert Deritebn;
grif priife unb bann benz bein Sell,
Denn Dorzllrteil fhufft gDturtsiI!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16

Mrbeiten i'm Sbftgarten.
8Gume, bic troB rei6li1er Nabruna
unb frdftiser HIdl9nitte ni9t tra=
gen, baue man aus. 8ei dnberen ni6t
tragenben 8dumen per1u6e man es
nit einem tii9ttsen MuspuBen, mas
meif au benz setpiinfdten Grfolge
fiibrt. Die au entfernenben Meite
iinb unmittelbar am 5tamme ab3u<
fGsen unb bic S9nittfldden nit ei@
nem fharfen MeKer glatt5ui9neiben
unb nit 8aumidlbe ober 8aumipa9s
au beitreiden. Sang Defenders TT elm
8erjiinsen (Riidf9nitt) alter &irfhz
bGume fait itets bon grfolg. Gbenfo
iinb ale MafferIdoffe (Hduber), bic
nidt notbpenbig finb, an Der Gntz
itebungsitelle elatt ab5uf9neiben. @s
naben bic Serbitftiirme, man unter=
fu9e baber re6taeitig 8aumpfdble
unb Bdnber. Neidbebansene Meite
per1dume man ni9t gu itiiben. Sci
syriibobit beahte man re9taeitises
pfliiden unb Werbran6,t ba Ioldes
piel tpeniser 3eit CUR Musbiloune bat
als Winterobit unb leiat f9leht
,tpirb. Wian lodere bic 8aumi1eiben
unb balte tie untrautrein. 8ei trode@
mem Wetter sebe man rei9tragenben
BGumen biel MaiIer. Man peridume
ni9t Elm tii9tises, burdOrinsenbes
Sau9en, tpobnr1 bic Gru9tenttptd@
lung unb Der gliitbenaniaB iebr be-
eiinitigt tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16

Gr0beeren Rultur. gr0-
beeren aebeiben 10 aiemlih an iebsr
@telle; lie fpahfen aber BORT am be-
iten, no Winb, Negen, Some, 5ban.
Quft unb MGrme aleihma5ie auf Die
ein3elnenpfl eintpirfen t0n=
men. scsn beiBen 2asen baben Grbz
beeren i'm CONNER - befonbers i'm
Mai tpdhrenb Der 8liitbe febr DieI
BON Ser Srpdenbeit su leioen. 2dnoe~
reien. bic Inn Winttr, iiberl9peirmt
iperben. fin6 aber aud niht su ens
pfeblen, neil bic Wflan5en bunn BEL
Hroitpettsr febr b1ufig IN gis eingtz
bint iinO, unb infolge heffen piele
boaitGnbig ein9eben. grbbeeren erz
Frieren i'm dlIgemeitlen rliht leiht.
Wero&n aber bic Wir3eln bonn ssrpite
gebobsn, 10 Isibsn lie barunter. Mm
Ibefen seosi6n Grobesren in eitlem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16
{]auS- uaO canOWirl6fltatl.

6auS. uaO IanOWtrlblt1atl.
Nelfen In einem ssu5re atreiz
nal aur 8liitte All bringen. Goz
balo eine Nslfe DerbIiiht lit. iAneioet
man fie db. 10 baB BON Der Samens
ti1Dfpe r1l,r nod / 2inie iteben hleibt.
Rad 4 WOhen bIiibt ber Stod sum
aiueiten Male.
DieaIs .pips" befanntearants
belt Der 0iibner lit cine Spaltpilaz
Dipbtberie. Oie Rrunsbeit r,in1mt eli
men tpohen1 llnb ntanhnlal irlDnatez
ldngen DerIauf mno es erlieaen ihr so
Bis 70 prpaer,t Der erfrdntten Shiere.
3ur 8ehanbluna empfeblen iih Be-
pinfelunqen Der erfranften 5telIen
NIT elmer etn< BIG. atpeiproaentigen 21z
lung greolinipaffer.
Der eiferne Rohberb biz
bet Elm bdufises MergerniB fir be
9ousfrau, ba er beim Roden leiht
befhmubt tptrb. Sin einfades Mitz
tel. bas alle 5lede entfernt, tit @ffis
NIT 5al5 Dermiidt. Man sieBt giiis
auf ben Sfen, itreut 5dla barauf
unb berr.ibt beibes frdftig. Nab
nohmalisem Na6reiben tperben ale
Sleden Deri9ipunben iein.
Stodflede gu entfernen.
StDdflede, bic in nidt pDllis trodenen
Wobnungen leidt in Rletbunesz
ftiiden entiteben, lafen iih fopobl
aus Woll= tpie aus Seibenftoffen
bur4 elm gang einfades @erfabren
entf.rnen, porausgefebt, bab bic
5lede nod ni9t gu alt linb. Man
lest bic betreffenben Gtide in cine
re9t marine Sfenr0bre, unb ldbt iie
n1ebrere Stunben bartn liegen. Meiit
berf9pinbet Der SLED ponitdnbis,
obne irgenb tpelde Rdnber gu binterz
laiTen; Bel demifder Reinisuns 1T
bas fosar mod mitunter Der San.
gaatiirlid tit barauf gu adten. baB
bic N0bre nidt gu beib TT unb paz
pier unter bic Sa6en selegt Dirb.
unaeatefer unD W iirmer
BON 8lumentDpfen au ertfernen.
Stride, ariine MalnuBbldtter tperben
aerihnttten urb nit fohenoem Wd1z
Ter aebriibt. 9ieien MufguB ldbt man
erfalten uno beaiebt Damn bic S0pfs
bamit. Maes. mas an Wiirmern in
Ger grbe 1T. fpmmt an Die SberflGhe
nub lit leiht abaunebmen. @s 1T out
bieies @erfabren bon 3eit su 3eit au
tpieberbolen. Nuh etne Wbfphung
bon aerfleinerten Hpbtaitanien bienen
a1na portrefflid au Dem 2pede. Die
IGftiaen, ihirer Az entfernenben
8lattlduie auf 8tGttern uno 5tenseln
befdnpFt man am iiIheriten, inoem
man Die oanae 8flunae bis al ben
@roballen etna eine Wsinute in beiz
bes Mdifer BON 38 bis 40 @r. Gearz
mur tauht. Man fdldgt Oaau einen
2appen, 9luftptF6tuh ooer oerslei@
den iibsr Sopf unb @rbe. Oamit lebz
tere beim llmbreben niGt berdusfdllt.
pflanaen nit harten gldtterr I9abet
bieie Semperatur niht i'm Gjering=
item. Weidere 8luttpflansen miiKen
erft an einem tleinen 3peige auf Wia
beritanbsfG6tgfeit geprobt tperoen.
Damn lieber ourdb Dfteres be6utiames
Nbpinfe!n nit SetfennafTer gu belz
fen. penn bic aarten pflan3snarten
leioen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-16

Nelfen in einem ssu5re atrei~
nal aur 8liitte ail bringen. @oz
balo eine MsIfe DerbIiibt lit, fdneioet
man fie db. 10 baB bon Der Samens
tnofpe MIR nod / 2inie iteben bleibt.
Na6 4 Wohen bliibt ber 6tod sum
atpeiten MaIe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-19

enth avenue and north to Sixth ave
nue. from and including Fourteenth
street to Eleventh street: also north of
Thirteenth avenue to Sixth avenue
from Eleventh street to and including
Sixth street.
Route No. 19-William T. Sexton
All west OF Sixth street. including M
w. A. building and Rock Island Plorr
company.
Route No. 20-Lucius H. Eye: TweT-
tieth street to Twentyfourth street
south of Twelfth avenue: also south
of Tenth avenue from Twenty-fourth
street to and including Thirty-seventh
street; two trips.
ERoute No. 21-Henry Burris: Seven
teenth street TO Twelfth street from
and including Eighteenth avenue. to
and including Richmond street: also
Twelfth street TO Fifth street from and
including Eighteenth avenue TO and
iReiuding Brashar street, and from
Eleventh street to Fifth street from
Eighteenth avenue to Thirteenth ave-
nue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-19
Twas a Glorious Victory.

There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn. s
mans life has been saved, and now DR.
Kings New Discovery is the talk of
the town for curing C. Y. Pepper of
deadly lung hemerrhages. 81 could
not work nor get about he writes
land the doctors did me no good. but
three weeks, ] feel like new man.
and can do good work again" For
weak. sore or diseased lungs, Coughs
and Colds, Hemorrhages, Hay Fever,
LaGrippe, Asthma or any Bronchial
affection it sta2ds unrivaled. Price 20
cents and 81. Trial bottle free. Sold
and guaranteed by ali druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-19
S Facts About
WAKEFIELD'S
Bla OK berry Balsam

1. WakefielTs blackberry Balsanl
has been used in millions of cases of
diarrhoea. dysentery. cholera NOR
bus and cholera infantum in the past
e63 years without a single failure -
cure where the simple directions
were followed
! 2. Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam
is the one weIl-known diarrhoea mix
ture that does not depend upon dan
gerous and habit-forming drugs.
J. Wakefield's blackberry Balsam
is the one diarrhoea mixture that
does not constipate the bowels. 1t
leaves them in their regular state.
4. Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam
is delicious to the taste, and can be
used with safety for people of all
ages. Children love it
>. WakeffeId's Blackberry Balsam
Is recommended by doctors and
nurses. Every careful mother keeps
Ia supply in the house for sudden
calls" 35c, or three bottles "a. Your
druggist or by mail.
c. Wakefield ~ Co., Bloomington. III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-19
SMALL BOATS
IN BEST RACE
TweHty six Foot Glass Gives
Greatest Exhibition in
Morning Contests.
FREE-foRsALL Is FAILURE
Corsepins Enable 10 Get Minnie {
III. Ready in Time To Meet
the Red Top III.

Ernest Corsepius' &c footer. Mas
cot, proved the attraction of today's
races on the river under the aus
pieces of the Davenport river carni-
val Disappointed in his inability to
race his Minnie c. II. as well as his
smaller craft. the owner shipped his
boat from Peoria To this city. ar
irving this morning in time for the
first race of the day. Four entries
started in the race with the Mascot
and Jimmie June picked for winners.
The entries were: Scamp H., Daven-
pert boat club Peterson brothers as
{; crew: Jimmie Jane. Muscatine
launch club, c. Brown. driver, Will
liam O'Keefe, engineer; Sabula. Sa
driver, Babcock. engineer; Mascot,
Fort Madison boat club, Commodore
Hobbs. driver, E. Corsepius. engin-
Ger.
After a pretty start with the Mas.
cot slightly in the rear, the field held
well together until the first buoy was
neared The FIT. Madison pride then
away from the others, with the Jim
ME June running second, also well
in the lead. At the conclusion of the
first mile lap the Mascot lead by a
half mile and the Jimmie was well
ahead OF the Sabula. which was third.
On the last lap of the o mile race,
the Mascot continued to gain bat the
Jimmie lost distance to the Sabuia.
owing to a break in its magnetic.
Free-for-AH Fell Down.
The absence of the Minnie c. III. or
other classy 4C-footers led TO the free
for-all being niue hon the order of a
farce. In neither race was the Red
Top II. forced to open full speed at
any time. and the Hughey boat took
first prize in both events with ease.
In the first free-for-ali for the manu-
facturers' and jobbers' trophy cup. the
entries and time were as follows:
list 3 End 3rd 4th
miles miles miles miles
Red Top H.. HAS 23:14 34:55 4G:2G
Red Top l. ...12:4O 24:4S $3.50 40: ~
Sabula 80. ..1S:49 27:3S 41:14 54:33
The Red Top H. won the last free
for-all for the Davenport Commercial
club trophy cup in farce race with
the Bed Top l. in 1880. against 4S: 81
for the Red Top l. The boats were
hut a few feet apart.
COrsepius Disappointed Man.
e. Corsepius, owner of the Minnie
C. Ill, which thousands of spectators
turned out on both sides of the Mis-
sissippi this morning to see race with
w. E Hugheys Red Top H.. is one OF
The most disappointed Of men. Mr.
Corsepius has been having set OF
special engines built for his boat since
early in the spring. and the builders
have been disappointing him from
time to time. A promise was made tC
him at a recent visit TO the factory a
Sandusky, Ohio, however. that the en-
gines would with certainty be com
pleted i'll time for the aquatic event:
! in Davenport On the strength o
these promises Mr.. Corsepius signed
an: agreement at the Davenport Com
{ tmercal club to bring both his Minnie
sN5E Ill. and Mascot to the three cite:
} for race with Mr. Hughey and what
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Washinoton,s PLAGUE spots.

lie in the low, marshy bottoms OF
the Potomac. the breeding germ OF
malaria germs. These germs cause
chills. fever and ague, bilioasness,
jaundice. lassitude. weakness and
general debility and bring suffering
or death to thousands yearly. But
Electric Bitters never fail to destroy
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They are the best all-reund tonic
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writes R. NJ. James, of Louellen. S.
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anteed by all druggists.
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In buying cough medicine, don't
be afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it,
and relief is sure to follow Especial
ly recommended for coughs. colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all drug
gists. >
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-19

Secretary Lowry Casteel of the To-
cal baseball association. returned to-
day from Decatur, where he went
with the Islanders Monday He says
the team is in good shape and going
at top speed. Pitcher Ray Webster,
who reported here from Burlington
at the beginning of the week, will
be sent to Springfield tonight to take
his regular turn in the box.
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Be sure and take a bottle of Cham

Be sure and take bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer 1t cannot be
obtained on board the trains or steam
Eers. Changes of water and climate
often cause sudden attacks of diar-
rhoea, and it is best to be prepared
Sold by ell druggists.
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tween the games when he took occa-
sion to announce to Messrs. Smith and
Buelow that he wasn't feeling well AMI
would just simply have to retire Il
the club house. Dick Smith said good
and assured him that he would not Dc
missed. Donavan saw active service
for the first time in SO games as the
arbiter in the secoGd act and was so
much better than Walsh that he $
thinking seriously of putting in his ap.
plication for the title of "his jumps. y
We would warn him. however. to lay
away from Decatur There's reason.
Walsh was removed by tender, lovias
and sympathetic friends out of the
yard and many handkerchiefs could be
seen throughout the audience. Ne
Ginnity sent a dispatch to Chicago for
life preservers, but the flow of tears
was stopped before it was necessary
TO swim out of the park. 1t was touch
ing, really.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-19
Public Notice.

am closing out my entire stock Of
harness, whips. nets. ETC.. regardless
|of cost. Quitting business. Leaving
town. ]. C. MEACHAM,
220 Seventeenth street
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