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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20

its 37th annual meeting in this city.
The situation of the carriage build
ers as presented by President Con-
molly in his annual address is so selr
Gus that already many carriage mann-
facturers have relinquished their bust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20

vote their attention to the construc-
ton of automobile bodies This was
the statement made yesterday by
Maurice Connolly of Dubuque. Iowa.
president Of the Carriage Builders Ma
tional association, which convened n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20

Everybody's Magazine, will be taken
over by the Butterick Publishing com
pany and the capital of the latter con-
Germ will be increased from S12.000.000
to $4,000, 600 to allow the consolida-
ton. Approval of this proposed in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
CARRIAGE BUILDERS HIT
Trade May BE Abolished by Spread
of Autos, Says President.

Washington, Oct 20.-Automobiles
have displaced carriages to such an
extent that carriage builders will he
Obliged to retire from business or de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
Ever
nufacture d

ress or have directed their energies
along somewhat different lines.
William L. Hall. assistant forester.
raid the supply of hard wood from
which the bodies of both carriages and
automobiles are constructed was di-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 800. rises 6:14; moon sets
9:24 p. M; moon lowest or farthest
south; p. M, planet Mercury appar-
emily stationary; 5:2G Il. M. moon in
conjunction with Uranus, passing from
west TO east of the planet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20

crease in capital stock was voted yes
terday by the stockholders of the But
terick company. Erman J. Ridgway.
it was announced, will remain ina
charge of Everybody's Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
READ THIS EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

NOore's
for all 5000 worth in season.
pay all
used N me
no i0S heats
OF usedn
Moores Albright Heater
other
[ in
the
the MoOre's Alright are Noore's
Albright this
heater Call
in plain figures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
RIVER BULLETIN.

Nearly stationary stages will con-
tinue in the Mississippi from below
Dubuque to Muscatine.
j.. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
Everybodys in New Hands.

New York, Oct. 20.-The stock If
the Ridgway company. publishers of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
THE w GATHER

Unsettled weather, with probably
showers tonight and Thursday. Not
much change in temperature.
Temperature Mt = n. M, ~. Maximum
I'm "a hours. -. Minimum, IS. Precip-
ftntfon in "a hours, trace. Wind veIoc-
Ity at n. mr., miles. Relative humid
ity, last evening IS, this morning, 73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Ses HGtbicls G1iung.

Gbicago, IS. Scbrltur. - Sic
Folijci lit ilberjcubt. buB bic jungc
Srianocriu, Dir gcitcrn Nbeno IN eli
rent Sooejimmcr bcs ,@caington-
Sotels" geieiieIt uno sefncbclt in be.
iultBtloiem 3nltnnoc uuigcflmoc,1
lDllrDc, ben pcrmcil,tlid)en lleherfaQ
lclbit III Scenc gcicbt bat, llllt tire
frdnfbaitc Scniationsiud)t 5i bciric.
oi8en. gnidnglid) glaubtc man. ooB
Dos N1bdlcn eincm id~)Gnolidlcn 9ln-
grill 5ltm Cpier gcfnIlen ici. Ins
oSlrt" iii Scr 9obelponnc beitolto,
mic man Jest crntittelt bot. gum grDB.
tcn 5hcil aus GSortpcin mo g4aiicr.
Cas Maodcu miro 1T Dem Soipitu!,
mo ibr Die on9cblid) nl,sgcItollocnrlt
Sciocn mcnig ollillncrfcn lporcn, eli.
mem If)orfcn %crb0r m~rtcr5cgen iper.
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

/. CAB man filr $4,000 nid)t
$4,000 iubirihtiren fGnne, ipeil Dos
Sen Nnifein ncucr @eiebgcbllng babe
llnb bconitonbct ipcrben modltc.
3. TaB Ger Eoittn pom $4,000 ru.
big iteben bleiben f0nllte, neil nod
Eaiiirlin9 Der i%oNcnamlten nGllab.
ling Snp," mclde oaS @ebalt berobz
ictt, nltr ot)ttoricnO Collars nuSgc.
5ablt lpcr0tn fonltcn, mGbrcno Der
Helt eiilinh IN Scr Muiic 0cs Sd)ats.
antics uerblciban mitiic. Nan luollte
oas Budget oeShoIb M Der %gegebentn
Sor'lng o%urd)eeben lolicn.
Iber Der nollc" &eiier bon Sbio
bate cine 1eltc Nupnnblung pom Ger
tollnng5-@cocnfen erfohren, lllo alo
er Dorolif %auimcrfium mad)tc, boG
etn @cbnlt BON $4,000 porgeieben Ici
lllto Dos budget na6 bem onocrclt
8tlebc alacnonmen lper0c, Oesbolb
ulIo Dos ipGtcrc @cicb ouS friibcrc
mrllirc, 10 brodtc er piclc ieincr
Sollegcn halo oabinL 5l glnuhen, oub
nm Sr, &npr 5llr GerGnoerllna iuie.
Der cinmtl nllnluGblbnr" ~geruoroen
lei. Mlc 9e'aQt, cine gan5c An5abl
bon Sallamitglicocrn lpurbeu ploBlit)
beinohe bpIteriih ulb ilotterien Der.
I'M, mie topfloic &iihncr. llnb gang
nbllc 8rlllo. Iuc9, mas mnn bIno.
tbigte, mnr cine &ciolution, neld)c Die
Spnfcrcnt1n crnl1d)tigt, sic hetreifcn.
DC Nenoerung in Der SulGriirmnlc
nor5urebmclt. INN Dem Ginlunnb 81
b%ege9ncn, Dab oieie ais .9teue 8eiab.
gcbur8" nit)t 5ulGiii9 lei. SomnepL
Der Sorlitcr Oee Gomite's fiir Gcrlpil.
llgltngen, Iegtc idlicblid) cine babin.
9ehenoc Hciolution Dor, nodoem ins
5luiId)cn mieoer Elm ,Stltrm I'M Sbei.
t%e''cl" oabcr g~chraltlt NOR, rno bic
Gonttrcntcll mltrEcn ulIo initrl,irt,
Die 5000 filr oic $4,000 sit Iubititlli.
rem. lic Ncnbtrung, muroe beutc mi.
1872 8c9cn 125 Stinmen angcronl.
men, nnO INN biiritc NlcS rltbia iein
bis gum nahltcn Stllrnl. Melm Sr.
Allor crit nnl 5. W1r5 llominirt ulo
bcltotlgt iporocn, biirfic Der Strcit
cll0lld) Woi)l bcgrabcn 'cill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Sapancrfcinoidlaft in Wuntana.

Scleno, Wont.,. Is. Sebritor. =
Sn Der bier ta1etoeu 2egislatll
brod)tc bciltc Der HeprGicntolit GIop.
burg cine Gill Elm, meld)e bcitiunrlt
oob nod ablaiI Don iiilti Sabrcn in
y%tplltala ollie NiislGnbcr pom 2aro.
bc'lt a%usaeltloiicu icin ~iollen. Sil
WaBrrgcl lit Ncgell Sapoucr ulle Obi.
'lc'er gerid)tct mo ioa mad, oer gill
gennooelt lcilt, lucld,e man lit Gnliior.
nlen III Golge ocs Stretches oes Yr1-
iloeliten Gooicuelt bat iollcn laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
SnHton'S Nrancn.NtteutGtcr tald,t in
NamiItun ami

Snpton 6, is. tScbrllur. -
NnS Srcibrl cillc2 Siir9crS in Der
nobcn Stoot Nomilton bat piclc
Ncbnlidlfcit nit bc, bier pcriibtcll
nmlteriolct MoroanAriiiCL. oercll
5ipci Yi1od)cn ;llll Npicr iiclcl. Tic
Folijci pcrnrutbct. ouB Der llnbolo
hos tycl0 |lciler pcrbrcd)criidcu ShG.
tigfcit bon bier nod Nunliltoh ucr.
le9t bat. Iic 9roBtcn gnitrcnolul.
gen mcrocn 0cnlud,t, nm bcs Niir.
gers babbuft 81, wcroen. sic TO
Sabre alte Sltlli Meoiier ipllroc &c.
tern abcllO III &omilton IN Dem &oic
ibrer clterlid)cn @cboulinlg an Der
Auro.2. StruBc BON cilicnt iinbcfonlls
ten Mannc an &nlic 9cpodt mo &c
milrgt, bis lie 5uianmcnbrud). Sic
Gltern iouocn ons Oidotcn bemubt.
los lnl Sd)llcc llc9cil; am Nolic ma.
ren oclltlidl Die Singer. Aborildc
lpaDrSlinebmcn. Cas- M1od)cn lpar
llid)t meitcr m~ibbonoclt morbell. Iics
lit Der brittle llcberfal. ben Cit I'm
.befannter lit @arnilton ipGbreuO elmer
Modle oiif 6rnuen periibt bat.
Q1xHe fRSfd QstSfSNk hsfnsSk "a mAss ran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Ealuinc bcarabt 100 Sdjulfinecr.

Gan orr s., NE, IS. Sebrllar. -
0e'tern Nod)mitto9 mllrocn 100
Sf)lItinocr. mcId)c iid) in has 2in-
coin Sdullgebnuoc in SprinNpolc Re.
gabcn, Don elmer Sduleclolpinc Der.
Ifilttct. Sic SGIite ser aiuocr trlt.
gen GcrIcBlngcn buuon, uicr oauon
notwithstanding tootlihc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Wn0arnbrimcr ipicocr iuublamf.

ST. 2ouis, is. 6s6rnur. = ga.
nlel 8llg9enDeimcr, Ghef Der vanlc.
rltol Smelting q Heiining Co." Der
Dor cinigell Sagen aui cillcr Gciic
bitrd, Merifo plotlid) %erfralfte, iii
oilf Der Miidfobrt nod Nelp.Dprf bier
oltrdl9cfpmmet. Sein Sobn Sarrp.
Der i'm bc1lcitet. tbeilte nit, Oob lid,
'cin @ater Don bem %llnwoDliein boil
'tolloi9 crbclt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
FrofcKorcn . E~cniiunsiumo fritiirt.

2tncoln II. Ncbr., Is. 6ebrudr.-
Slt elmer gcmeil1ifaftlidlen Situna
Der ScgiSlatiir bon Ncbrasfa fritz
lirte beiltc @iaiom Servings 9rpoll
bod)it obiaaig Den Garneaie'id)c,l
NeniionsFono fiir EroieiIorclt unb cr-
fidrtc i'm iiir ooS bcimtiidiid)ite Gift,
lpeldbcs ic cincm politilfcn 8entcin.
lpelcn cingcimpit poroen lei. Sn
uebrigen peripabrte er iid 9eaet bcll
@eroa6t. oab er lid, ais Sifiaiur
oi,fipielen pole, mo periifertc, cr
lprehe MIR OILS Yripatmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
200 Sntmad,er crbaltcn Mr6cit.

NoltoM is. 5ebrllar. - Huge
tobr POO itrifcnoc Slltmud)cr febrtcn
bclltc an oic 9lrbeit 5llriid, mo jluor
Il elmer llniouiabrif. SIS lit bic ia.
brit Der 2onlion & &llbborO So. sic
Dor ctlid)cn Soacn aus Der .Nationol
&ntrnofcra' aiipciation" mustrat, III
DEM lie iid oilfloitc mo itr Ci9cn.
tpltm Der untcr ocn Gcieten Dol,
Mtolnc llcll incorpprirtcn canton 4
Sllbbaro 60" iibcrtril1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Mnr Md 700 Mcilen c%nticrnt.

Sl0 Eoint Comfort, is,
Scbruor. - &c,ltc Nbcno ~ullfgeiall.
gene orobtloic Gepeid)en berid)ten,
ooG Die SdjIahtiG)iiI-6lott nnlr mn
ned 700 Mcilen BON bier cntiernt lit.
Tic Notcla iiiQcn li1 bercitS nit 9c'
ll.d)crn ats alien 9ul,oestbcilcn, mel.
dc Der @cgrilGung Ser Dcimfcbrcllocr
sElnttc bciluphncn lpollct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Irnn Yemp's Sd)wagcr bcIdnloiat
ct, Spuis. Mo.. rs ,sehruo,

Ct. SouiS, DO, is. Sebruar.
= Som Bureau Scr bieiigen Stants-
Inpnltlfoft luitroe bc,itc gcsen ~.
Sruigbt 0ortner, Sen Stipager Der
Sroit @talam !. 'Senip, iult., Die
@e'd'uloi9illig crbobcn, bnb or iid)
our cillen Gbed iiber $4,000, ruel.
der Die gefdlittc llutcrifriit pon S.
:. 2llep triie, $1,000 pcrifafit
babe. Jortner lit perifpunoen ,,ro
lrl lih nod Chicago tegehen hohe,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
tere &erbeerungcn iin0 u%nouSbIeib.

Segensrcides @irtcr.
So2 oeutidJe Central Gonnlte Der
"Nlllance SS5raelite llniuericQc" bat
Dler inter Dem 0oriiB 6cS @cbeimcn
Gonmner5ienrothes g. NJ. 6olo6erger
getogt. Ger bel Der 0eIcgcnbeit M
tcrbreitetc 0erid)t mics 0llBcrit gin.
ltl0e Satcn un0 3iifcrl altI. Sntcr-
Dolb Der pergnngencn Orei Sabre lit
onrllad Die Observation-Disclosures UNI
10 Tro3ent, pie @eitrdaSiummc mn
"a Gro5ent Qeitiegcn. 5000 8ilOer
iultroen in Den BON @crein unterDal'
tellen Sdlltlcn n1terrid]tct. 3abIrclfe
3p9linGc lp1lroen getleioet mo Sc
'pelIt. Ger 3ped Ser NJ. s. IT," lit
Die %crtbcibigllng bea NlocntbuT5
0e9cn ieocn gnqrifi, bicGrmuntcrllng
jltm Wetriebc Don &unbmcrtsurbcit,
Die @riinonug bon llnterridts gln-
I%tultelL Die Gntun5ipntion Der Ssroc.
lltcn bon Iltsnobnle0cIctcn ollrd) &C.
lcbllhe Wtittcl II. u. M
CONFRONT 3 in Scr Srugc
Der Gci Of 5 Stnon5s
Hcf0rm.
Cine cnoqiiltigcS tcllunanobmc Der
@lpfpnrtcicn SIR Rcid)a Sinon5re.
form ltcbt umlllittclbar hcpor. Iic
berlt)ieocnen sSrnftioncn boltcn belttc
itn0 ntorgen Werutbnmgcn ub. Die
Tcrtrcter, neld)c lie III Der Stclter.
Gonn1i'lion bes NeidJarngs buben, cr,
Itottcn Seriht ilbcr oieS ituotion unb
bolen Snitruttioncn @erefiS ibrcS
ipcitcrcn &erbaltcn9 cin.
En OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro ollge.
nonlnlcrL, BOP Die io9enannte 2ono.
ipirtbidlaftli6e ISOLDE, ipclfc ont
Miontag bcgonncn hot, sic Teiltid)s
Gonicrpotipcn ac9en Die Nod)lnB.
Stcucr hccilillIicu miro. Tarnod
nbcr miro nit Weitimltbcit cinGom.
prplnt6 %crlDQrfCt.
Stid,mobl in @ingcns
Nl6cn n0tbig.
Iic Hcid)stu1a GrinBluubl i'm s.
hciiiidcn @oblfrCile @ingen 9ll3cp,
ipclt)c iocbcn ituttqciullocn, bat fcin
ocfinitipca GrgcbniB qelicicrt. IS lit
nod cine Stidmobl 5luiiden ocnl
Srciiintiaen &obcll lnb Dem Get-
trlrma Go1oiootcn llcbcl notbluen.
Dig. Sic Griotmabl mar n%othlucnoig
acluor0en, neil Der biSbcrige Scrtre'
ter Oes &rciica, Ser @~lttSbeiibcr Ebil.
Seller. cil1 gSilOlibcrnlcr. ipeGcn
id)iuerer Grtronflng on9 Moubnt
n%icocrgelegt bate. Ser &rclS botte
porOent sum- NciIbitanp Der Srciiin.
li9en 9olfspartei 9cbort.
Sic it ubtii dc 31hlnnN Scr
NrbtftalO en-.
llcbcr Sic 0titcrn bbrpcilonmlent
30blltlg Ser 9lrbeit&l6len icitena Ser
itdotiidlcn Ncb0rocn (bcrcn GrgchniB
All 8rrulo elmer flild)tigcu 3uionl.
m%clrcd,n1mg idlon mit9ctbcilt wl,rs
0c) lucr0Cll mun Die 0tllailcll 3iffcrn
bcfnnnt ocNc6cIl. Is murocu rll0
2lOOO Nrbctl@!nie llptirt. 10000
&rolltc iiilo nid)t mit9t5Gblt moroCn.
9lbcr Pei Dem Genius lillb Sublrcifc
%orortc Scr HcidJabnuptitnOt oltagc-
loiicn lucrOCl. NuBcrbcm 5cigtcn iid,
uiclc G~rbtitaloiC, bic lid, bel Der bon
Den So}iuloCnlofrntcn gclcitctcn
3dblltna Ncncloet battcrL, oiesmul
ltld)t @ilNuH, ibre Nonlcn 81 rcgi.
l@trlrcll.
Sic Mri1bts d) @crIin.
Gic ortcritnrild)en Ncroplnnfubrcr
Mllbur uno SrolQe @riabt babeu
lod) elmer MclOun9 ocS .Gofol Nm.
jcl0crS" cin engagement nllgtnom-
lllcll, i'm Snllfc bcS S%cnl1ncra g(ui.
ltlcAc olrf Dem Scmpclbofcr tScloc 5l
luItCrlIrhOtNt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Die Che aejd)icocn.

st. 2ouiS, DO. is. Sebrilor.
- Nod) elmer ic~niationcllen |iroicb-
%erlnrollH1 I'M Dicli5en a~rcisgcridt
bat Trou @illiom ). 2cmp. JIM.
Satin bcs befanntcn @@roubcrrn ltrlo
MilllondrS, Die nod)aeilld)te Sdci.
blnG crpirtt. Gna pom Hidter 6itd),
cot bclltc ollaNcitcutc SGeibmas-
Gcfrct ipridt Grou 9cntp i6brlidlc
Nlinrcntc I'M Netrngc Dor. $4,000 5ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Wroncr ,Snmrlcn. Sicbitnh(.

VI d) III 0 ,, So, Is. Scbrilor.-
InS Dem Observation-Disclosures Der
"Sontbcrn Grpreb So" il, Ginc.
BURT, Nc, lit cin Tudet nit Gia.
lliarlten rnlo Slnuelen im @ertbe boz,
100000 gcItoblen lporbe,l. Son sen
Cicben feblt icbc Splr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Tabnoen ant 9eter.
NsitatiOn ejcdtid)cr Srgcnobinoc
gcgcn bic Mrmcc.

i Iiciern bel b%cIoltcnocA Bacterial.
.H'o @crbinOlmB nit icrbiidcl
&critmorern. - @iiniti9c9 Scr,
haItnib Geitrcih. lln1nrn'3 5ur
liirtei. Gle Noltumg Rub.
LAMBS Hrid)tct lid gc8cn sic Cop
pclmplord,ic. - sic Tolt1Itim-
mllla IN Hublano lmtcritiigt oa3
III Nli@mGrti1e Amt.
Micn, Is. Sebrlor. - Sn Erng
gcbel, Iultt tcle9ropbiid)cr Melonng
bon bort, Die @o0cn Der Grre0rng
~ilbcr Die gc9cn Ole c5cdiitcn SeB-
.b0uptlin9c cin9clcitctcn &crfobrcu
e miner bobcr. Iic @eb0rocn gcben,
nlf birctte Ampciiiulg ser bieliacn
.Hegicrung, nit ebcuio groBeul giier
'lpic mncrbittlid)cr Strcn0c Dor. 90.
chen baben 0oual udymgcn bel alos
'nc, Gboc, Nurcipal, Slnma unb od)t
49, Rebofteurcu c5ed)ilder Yortcibl1tter,
ioluie bier Nngcitelltcn Der Eortci.
Grefutipc ltattgeimlben. Iieic be
jiuedcu 5utGfit hic &criolgumg iue
gen guireiyun0 5lrn 0opcottcn BON
A.EcutiGcn. Ter Boycott lit icIt Gan.
--geu I'M 8ongc gcmcicn. Souicnoc
bon pirtbldDoftlidcn GriltcnIcn ell.
.ageborcrer Icutitcn iino inn 5lm
Spier 9einllerL uno Snuicn0e bon
Icutidlcn murbcu ou ocn @cttclitob
---1cbrod)t, iniolgc bciien jllr 2!uSiuMn
bernng ans Der @cimotb Gen0tbi9t.
~ Nber bcm clcrGiihcn Nor9cben ser
@cborbcn liegt nod cine ollocrc Sbs
iid)t su @rruoc. Sic ltcbt NIT Dem
-~fritiid)cn Stonbc Scr Giuoc olli Dem
0alton III oircttcm }uionmrnbullN.
Die HcaicrunN plant cinen cntidei
.benocn Shlag gcgcn bic c5cdilhcn
.-SSilaenobiill0c. mclhc ucucr0Ir1s nit
alien Miitcl1 Acgcn sic Nrulcc oaitirt
~iulo Die Tis5iplil IN mltcrgraben &c
.iud)t bnhcil. is lit bel Den Salta-
iutnnlocn Mfotcriol ocflnlocn nor
ben. meldles iellc Organization il, be.
benfIid)Itcm Mo6c bcIoitct ilno aus
-bem sur Gnibcnj bcrpor0cht, oob Die
%asc,cd)iitcn Miiblcr nit lcrbiihcn Ser
-ithuorern IN 0cl0rob in ScrbiuounN
g. qeitol,bcn mo lit bonrrd) Nca yon
N bcaperrntbS id)uloio ocnludt bobcll.
s Sci Den Gc1enip1rtig 1il5crlt prctGrcn
y -,Nc5icbun9en Scltrcid)- llnoorn'S 5l
s. aiSerbicn miro ircitcrcn Giltbiiaunocn
!, nod oieicr Midtlulg nit i%icbcrhoitcr
q -Spoumm9 cntocgcn gcicbcn.
u 6 lin Icrb0Itrit NcIt.
reih ,,r
a.. STrfci
q IN Dem u1n,Iidcn Moic. mic lid,
q boS Tcrb1ltuiE I'll Scrbicn ucritlcd,-
b Stert. oc'toItcn 'id sic 1c;ichuuocn
= Seltreid.llnooru'S an Siirfci u,lc.
B ibenbs bclier. IN sen ncucItcn Wc.
e ritten oi,s G%onItontinopcI III Sic
o<Tbiinbiac Ncriiderrllo c%rtholtcn. bol
Der oortioc aobiuctSpcd,icI uidt Sic
mil,oeltc unoiir5tioc @irf,,uo ouf Sic
.,rutcr 10 pcrbcibcnoeu guIpi;icu Gin.
aclcitctc Gntc,te hobcn fonrc, Tic
BrunbIoocu hicIcr Gutcutc mcrbcl
olS uncrIdiittcrIid, b%c,cidnrct.
,e5A an W1loc merbcu ,piidcn Ccit.
rcid,sllnooru mo scr Siirfci o,,h
8erbonollu,ocu ,pcocu N(bid,luiics ci.
mes rcoclrchtc1 Sonoclspcrtroocs be.
t oinuen. 9eibc Heoicruuocu 5iub mi.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06
STUDENTS SAVE TWO WOMEN
Take Them Safely From Burning
Fraternity Lodue,

Two members Of the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity at the University OF
Minnesota were severely burned, the
matron and a maid were overcome
with smoke when a fire Quilted the
fraternity lodge at night The two
undergraduates, who were severely al
though not dangerously burned, re.
ceived their injuries IN rescuing the
nlatron and the maid.
The third floor of the house was
Quilted and the loss will be $1,000 on
the dwelling and $500 on the contents.
It is believed that the fire started
from a match which was dropped in
a closet.
The injured are. Harold L. Downing
Minneapolis, severely burned about
head and neck; Ralph J. Barke, Fer.
gus Falls, painfully burned about
head, neck and hands.
The matron and maid were over
come with smoke, but were revived
after they had been assisted from the
house. In saving them, Downing and
Barke ran gauntlet of flame in tbs
upper hallway.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06
MAYOR HEADS GREAT PARADE
Mcclellan Leads Brilliant Pageant j.
New York.

New York, Sept. although
streets ablaZe with bunting and lined
with the greatest crowd ever gathered
in New York thoroughfares, a parade
of 10000 men and ffty-four floats
passed before the ENJOYS of twenty
one nations participating in the Hud-
scn-Fulton celebration. And in its
passing, which occupied two hours
time, were reviewed the experimenting
scenes of three centuries, represented
in gigantic figures Of wood, plaster,
paint and tinsel
AS a parade it was as democratic
rs it was historical, as cosmopolitan
as it was democratic. Mayor George
B. Mcclellan and Herman Ridder, vice
president of the Hudson-Fulton cele-
bration commission, headed the line
and covered the entire distance afoot
There was no military show no dis
tinguished personages in vehicles, all
with the exception of the platoons of
mounted police, were afoot.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06
TAKING OF THE
NATIONAL CENSUS
Two and a Quarter Billion Cues.
tons to Be Asked.
EXPERTS WILL FRAME THEM.

Each Query Costs Tens Of Thousands
Of Dollars-Answe.s to Be Compiled
by Electricity at the Rate Of $500 or
1000 an Hour.
The national census OF the United
States partakes of the nature of both
an inventory of material possessions
and Il social. Industrial, educational
and moral stock taking. The consti-
tuition requires census every ten
years as the basis for the reapportion-
ment Of representatives in congress.
Fewer even than six questions, the
number asked in the first census of
1890. would now meet the basic need
from which the census sprang. But
progress in general and national ex-
pansion in particular have demanded
more information.
1t may be asked. "What questions
shall be included in the schedules of
the census bureau where each costs
tens of thousands of dollars?" Upon
this point there is difference Of opin-
ion. and since bureaus, like individ-
uals, are fallible the census reports
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06
WHEELOCK NAMED.
Selected by Governor Eberhart
as Private Secretary.
SUCCEEDS FRANK A. DAY
New Appointee a Minneapolis
Newspaper Man.

Ralph w. Wheelock of Minneapolis
will succeed Frank A. Day of Fair
mont as private secretary to Gov
ernor Eberhart. The appointment has
been announced by the new executive.
In addition to taking on the official
duties Of private secretary to Gov
ernor Eberhart the appointment
means that Mr.. Wheelock will be-
come sponsor and caretaker of Gov
ernor Eberharts desire to succeed
himself and may succeed to the chair
manskip Of the Republican state cen
trail committee. In doing so he would
only follow in the footsteps of Frank
A. Day, who is at the head of the op-
posite party.
Mr.. Wheelock came to Minneapolis
from South Dakota, where he con-
Quoted a newspaper in the early
boom days of that state, He has
worked on Twin Ci~J papers for the
past ten years and has been more or
less Identified with Minneapolis poll
tics
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06
New Tribe of Eskimos.

Although W. ]. Bower, who recently
returned to San Francisco from a two
years trip to the frozen north in the
whaler Jeanette, lays no claim to the
discovery of the north pole, he does
claim to have discovered new tribe
Of Eskimos or point at Prince Albert
Land where. he says, no white man
had ever before reached. These Es-
kimos who call themselves Nunacotics,
said they had never before seen a
white man. Bower says they were
very tall and looked much like the
North American Indian They all
wore rich furs They had never seen
a gun and were startled when one was
fred of for their edifcation. Men
and women of the tribe carried bows
and arrows and peculiar knives OF
their own manufacture The women
were all heavily tattooed
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06
WOMAN Die. in AUTO WRECK
Another Painfully Injured and Child
Badly Hurt.

Another Painfully Injured and Child
Badly Hurt.
Miss Blanche Lord, e resident Of Min.
neapolis, was killed, her housekeep-
er, Mrs. Mitchell, was painfully
bruised and Gertrude Mitchell, eleven
years old, the daughter of Mrs. Mitch
ell, sustained a broken hip when a
large touring car in which they were
riding was wrecked on the White
Bear road. Miss Lord, who was forty
years old, and who cree lived in ST.
Paul, died on the way to st. Paul
hospital, to which she was being
brought in an automobile owned by
George Koehler, which happened
along shortly after the accident. Mrs.
Mitchell and the little girl also were
picked up by passing machine and
taken to the same hospital.
While going at a good gait, Miss
Lords chauffeur, 4 negro, Dell E.
Ware, turned out of the road to avoid
an approaching farmers wagon. The
machine ran into ditch and two
wheels were wrenched off. Miss Lord
in the meantime, became frightened
and tried to leap from the car. Her
dress caught on the machine and she
fell beneath the running gear. In this
position she was dragged for several
feet. Farmers who came to the res
cue had to cut away some of her cloth
ing to eXtricate her.