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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

The latter statement at first thought might appear a trife 600 sweeping stupid or even absurd. but when you go deeply into this subject 1t will not seem 50 senseiess or eontroyert
 'blo. Take for example, twenty of tho best known champions since Sul. livan's time. The title holders are better known than the obscure boxers, naturally, so the picture will appear So much the sharper. Don't take any
 one class in particular; cull Q score of names from the six divisions, run. hing the gamut from bantam to heavy It is appropriate to start or with old John l.. His first chronicled bou, with a boxer of known ability was m 1878 when he boxed Cocky Woods In Boston. From then until he WaH beaten at New Orleans by Jim Corbet, nineteen years elapsed. Corbets ca reer also extended over 8 period of nineteen years. It started with his battles with Dave Eiseman and DuE- can Mcdonald and cOnciud,.l with his ten round dcie1t at the hauts .E Jenries over five years ago. Enr F'tZsimmOn5 furnishes a tine example
 lie commenced boxing in 1880 and
 continued until the past year, an active career of tHcBty-niue yCars. Not long ago in England he staled be would box again. He holds lhe rec, ord. As Jehries began hIs career in 1896 by knocking out Danny Iyorg a. Frisco, the present year will be his TourteenJh 'nH game if ne q. ai decides to resume operations. Peter Jackson commenced in tho early eighties and went along for seven teen years. or, until he was beaten
 by Jeiries in San Francisco ten years ago. Had he been 8 bit more
 careful in his career, he could have gone much longer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

Although still in lis prime, with the probability that he will hn able to drag along for number of years yet. this is Jack JOhrsOp'5 tenth year cf active ring life. Tommy Ryan start ed along back in 1886 against Jack Case and Johnny COnroy and kept aci- iyely at 1t for twenty-one years. lie probably fought over 15O battles in that time. Joe Walcott began in 1880 by beating Tom Powers in two rounds. As he Is still in the game and ready to hook up with any of the welters, this is his twentieth year. Jack Me Auliife, ths retired lightV eight cham pion. fought for thirteen years, and never once had decision given aSaisaJ him. His last public appear. Gnce was six round exhibition iu ihis city with Kid LaVinge. Joe Cans mas had nineteen years of it. Until ne was beaten by the rugged Nelson, he vas considered the best in his class even if he was thirty-four years .ol age at the time Kid Livinre, the successor of MeAuliffc, ard the ore. deceSsor of Frank Erne as holder of the lightweight championship title. fought for nineteen years, and nh, work W2s 90 honest and wonderful that t would De superlfuOus to make 'aDy comment on it. Philadeiphia Jack o'Brien has had fourteen years ex- De-ience as . boxer and if confidence and looks count for anything. he is a long ways from bsing ~all in."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

The no'seless gun seems to be Q success, but what Is most needed fs a gun which will be harmless when not loaded.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28


 Terry MeGoyern's career was not nearly 50 mete0ric as some would have us believe. IT twelve years
 may oe t'TlHcl ''meteoric'' then Terry was oTv Of those transient
 luminous D0di"S that science says exist and some people claim to have seen- 1t all hazards, the Terrible One bowled them over for a dozen
 Sears. Young Coroett, still busy gathering in the change via the glove route. has had thirteen years of 1t Battling Nelson is in his fourteenth year. and few would have the terlsr- fly or the courage to tell him, to ais face. that he is q has been. It might be bad for the health unless you were incased fn Q coat of mail. He is good for several years vet Jack Dempsey, the NonparisI. vlho lost the middleweight titfe to Bob Fitzsimmons at New Orleans. bas been fighting thirteen years up to the time he was dethroned. PedIar Palm CT, sometimes called the Box of Tricks boxed professionally for if. teen straight years, beginning his career in 1891. Abe Atteli, who is the present featherweight champion of America. despite the clafrns of soma that he lost his title to Jen Dr.scOH in their recent battle. ia fin his tenth year. lie is lighting as well as at any time in his career and thers IS 10 logical reason why be should not continue for several years to come. Tn regard to his tile. grant for
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

It is our unshaken conviction that two nations desiring to dwell togeth- CT in intednat.onal peace and concord are not going to be diverted from their original purpose by a lot of near statesTen and i.ngoes scsttereu
 around and about the United Stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
KAISER WILLIAM HAS SUCCESSOR :; /
AS THE FIREBRAND OF EUROPE

BELGRADE, Jan. 16.-"I hope
that some day you and will fight
and die for our country. We will
hope and believe it."
With such fiery words as these
Crown Prince George of Servia,
the firebrand of Europe, is in
flaming to warlike spirit the peo-
pie of his country and of Monte
negro.
"For him who would die I wish
life," he cried to crowd clamor-
ing for war at the palace gate,
"and for him who would live I
wish DEATH"
Prince George, a wild and reck-
less youth of FL, in spite of the
remonstranees, of the premier and
foreign minister, persists in calling
upon the Servians to resist by
force of arms the annexation by
Austria of Bosnia and Herzegov-
ina. He has been heartily second
ed by the 19-year-old Prince Peter
of Montenegro, his cousin, with
whom he has exchanged kilograms
of an incendiary nature.
Since the once ungoverned
spirit of Emperor William has
been somewhat cooled by advanc-
ing age and tanned by the hand of
the iron chancellor, Prince George
centers attention as the hotspur of
the continent.
And If any people ever needed
a hotspur 1t is the Servians of to-
day. King Peter is not only un-
popular at home, but, being sus-
pected of connection with the as
of his predecessor, is
by foreign powers.
King Peter is sick of his job and
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wants to retire to Geneva and
lead the peaceful life of a student
The fiery Prince George, while
loyal to his father, longs to be-
come king and lead his people to
war.
King Peter, recently driving
through the streets of Belgrade
with Prince. George, was dismayed
at the cold and sullen attitude OF
the people. Not a cap was lifted
1ot a voice cried "God save the
king" until Prince George, spring.
ing up in the carriage, waved his
hat and shouted, "Hurrah fol
father!" The effect was electri.
cal, and the people yelled them.
selves hoarse.
The inflammatory speeches Of
the prince keep the passion of the
people at fever heat, and there II
a fast growing demand that he
lead the army against Austria.
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Steamer.
money that ought to go for bust
ness enterprises"
Students of the matter agree
with Mr.. Hardie. They have dis
covered that Wall street practical
ly gets rebate in the interest 1t
pays for money.
The law fixes the minimum le-
gal interest on time loans at 6
per cent.
There is no law fixed for "call
loan" interest. Itmay be 10, 20,
SO, even 200 per cent.
A certain business man wants
to enlarge his business. He asks
to borrow $4,000 from a local
bank at 6 per cent. If it hap
pens that call loans in Wall street
are or 10 per cent, the banker
sends his money to New York.
He is forced to refuse loan to
the business man, who, with an
enlarged factory might perhaps
give employment to an additional
100 men.
Thus the very money which this
man put in the bank to help his
city, is used in Wall street for
gambling purposes, perhaps in a
raid that viii force down the price
of stocks and start a panic that
will result in the closing of fac
tories.
The tools of the city are turn
ed into weapons against itself.
Keir Hardie, the English states
man and labor leader, has put his
finger on sore spot in the Unit
ed States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

Wheat-No. California club Der
GENITAL. $1.67h Otto: California
white milling, SITS @ 1.80;
Northern bluestem, $3.50
1.S0; of grades. $1.5001.60;
reds, $1.621z a 1.67h.
Barley-Feed, $1.42h01.45;
common to fair, &1.36@1.40;
brewing at San Francisco, romin-
al, at s1.4501.65; chevaIier.
$3.50 a LEO. according to quality.
New cheese--Per pound. Cali
fornia flats, fancy, lac; firsts,
1916; seconds, 11kc; Young
America, fancy, Ice; California,
storage. fancy, fats, 13c.
Potatoes-Per GENITAL, River
whites (sacks), fancy S5c@$1;
poor, 50@75c; Salinas Burbanks,
$1.25@1.50; Oregon Burbanks.
$1.15 Obs; sweet potatoes per
crate, $1@1.25; sacks, 75c @$1.
Onions-Per sack. $1.35 @1.50.
Oranges-Per box, navels, stan
dard, $1.25@2; choice, s2@2.5O;
fancy, large sizes higher; tanger-
ines. crates. 75c0$1; tangerines,
half orange boxes, TIC @$1.25.
Eggs--Per dozen, California
fresh, including cases, extras, 45c;
fIrsts, 44hc; seconds, 40c; thirds,
35c; pulIets, select. 41c; eastern
storage extras. sec; firsts, 33c;
seconds, 29c-
Butter-Per pound, Californis
fresh, extras, 33;c; ffrsts, SIC;
seconds 77c; storage. California
extras, sons; ladies'. extras, 2Sc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

ALLEGED TOUGH
GANG BROKE UP

It Is believed that with the ar
rest last night by city detectives OF
eight men found in a two-roomed
shanty on Center street, that bad
gang was broken up Just at the
moment that 1t had organized for
operations in the city.
Detectives Fackler, Huckaba,
Wiley and Geary arrested Walter
Murphy, John Hart, John Thorn
as, Frank Stapleton, G. Mccarthy,
John Carlson and John P. O'Shea.
Several complaints have been
received recently of petty thieving
near Center street. Two of the
men under arrest are said to be
ex-convicts. They are being tried
late this afternoon and will proba-
bly, be convicted on vagrancy
charges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
Saturday Final Day OF
the Opening Sale
of the Bon
MdrChe


Great crowds attended this, the
opening sale at The Bon Marche. To-
Gated at 1888 c street, and through
out the entire week the rush has
kept steadily. Yesterday morning
the manager, George Sleightholm,
purchased 5000 pair of mems, wom-
ems and children's shoes from a
sortland drummer. He says: Il
bought these at a sacrifice and will
sell them at such prices that will
live in the memory of Tacoma peo-
ple."
J. d. Jones, the proprietor, wants
every Tacoman' to look upon the
Bon Marche as the lowest price
house in the city, always the best
for the least money, and II bought
right, Mr.. Jones says, can be sold
right.
Saturday sees the close of a
wonderfully successful sale, and the
countless bargains in footwear will
be fitting conclusion to the open
ing sale ~
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doesn't make any difference which
way they go. Your stock market
moves without logical reason.
This unsettles business in every
line.
People become alarmed when
there is no cause for alarm. They
are never able to get at the truth
of business conditions"
But don't they trade the same
way in England?"
They do not, sir. 1t wouldn t
be allowed, that way. The evil is
far greater in America.
wall street, too, uses lot Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
BRICK BUILDING
COLLAPSES


BY United Press Leased Wire }
BELLINGHAM, Jan. FL. -
Frank j. Barlow's harness shop on
Commercial street Is lying beneath
the ruins Of his .two-story brick
building and Alexander's second
hand store adjoining has been
dragged under the wreck which
was caused at 10 o'clock last night
by the collapse of the under-pin-
ming that supported the north
wall of the Barlow block.
No one was hurt In the crash.
The building was occupied at the
time but several pedestrians had
narrow escapes.
The damage probably viii total
SIS, 00o-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

bicycle wheels. These are fas-
tened to large wheels placed up
right and caused to revolve by a
motor beneath. The disks are SO
arranged that their position inside
the driving wheels can be varied,
causing the machine to move for
ward or sidewise at Will A
speed of 1875 revolutions has been
attained by tests already mads.
One of the great advantages
claimed by the inventor for hif
machine is it's ability to leave 1.-THE
ground without a running start
Irvine expects to have his big ma
chine ready for a test In March
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
AERO CYcJOID READY NRAN ASclNT

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-
"Aero-cycloid" is the name of a
new flying machine which the in
ventor, j. G. Irvine of this city,
claims will revolutionize travel
through the air.
Irvine has made successful tests
with the one-man machine shown
In the picture and asserts that he
has demonstrated the success of
his principles of construction. He
is now building much larger ma
chine, with which he declares he
will sail over the city and bay.
The aero-cycloid consists of four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
Ell SEY GETS JOB
AT $4,000 A YEAR

committee favored Kelsey but a
minority favored submitting the
names of Kelsey, Cunningham and
q. w. Cummings to the council for
a vote.
The council adopted the latter
course and on the vote, Cummings
did not get vote.
Kelsey is Portland man. He
formerly was city engineer of Salt
Lake and submitted recommends
tons that seemed to appeal
strongly to the councilmen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
WOULD TAX PEOPLE
FOR PUBLICITY FUND

county commissioners in making
their annual tax levy to levy a tax
not to exceed one-tenth of a mill
on the dollar, on all of the taxable
property of the county. The tax
so levied is to be spent under the
direction of the board of county
commissioners and is to be used
for no other purpose than to pro-
vide printed literature advertising
the resources of the county
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

~ ! vote Of to 9. Frank KEEL
Naa elected over J. H. Cum
ham for engineer for the new
1Qnally power plant. at the
sting Of the city council last
elaey asked $4,000 a year and
1ningham wanted $4,000.
there was no discussion Of the
tive merits of the engineers.
~ fire and water committee re-
4 xted that majority of the com
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
BY W. g. Shepherd.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The
Wall street gambling evil is so
great that the English can see its
disastrous effects.
An English member of parlia-
ment is it's latest critic.
He is Keir Hardie, leader of the
hbor party In the house Of COM
mons. who is here for a lecture
tour.
zone great evil here is your
Wall street trading" Hardie de-
clared.
what you call margin trading
is only gambling. The whole
country suffers from it. Your
business suffers"
When stocks go DOWN." he
was asked.
When they go down or up. 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
(Times Special Service. J

Tfmes Special Service.)
OLYMPIA, Jan. 21.-In order
pat Washington may be properly
dvertised before the world, T. j.
ell OF Pierce county is to intro
Luce q bill in the house providing
Tor an annual county tax to be
ppent in advertising the resources
n q county as a place of residence
pr as g place of business purposes.
MT. Bells measure permits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
kerr HARDIE TACKLES WALL-ST.

Famous English M p. and Labor
Leader Comes Across to Pick
Up Dollars and Puts Finger on
Americas Sore Spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

Attend the big book sale. Cen
trail News Co. go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

SHOOT POOL" new automati
tables. Donnelly Billiard Room. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
TODAY'S MARKET
MARKET
PRICES

Export-Bluestem "a
CluD $500. $3.50. .8Y
lied $500. ...... 81
Milling prices range 70 above
prices paid by exporters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

Wall paper. Joe. Myers. GIT c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21

5000, 10000 TO LOAN ON IA6PROv-
ED REAL ESTATE AT 3. AND
IS PER CENT, LOANS CLOSED IN
IA SHORT TIME. OFFICE OPEN
WED. AND FRI. EVENING". G. J.
JOHNSON, sot-e PROV. BLDG.
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Cen
$50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-11
amerifaniide Reiiesefabren.

@s sibt 5aGe i'm merifaniidcn
2eben, no Der freigeborene giir-
ger oes gr0Bten Sreiitaots Der @rbs
lueniger Geht bat nno peniacr
@ebtsidus als beiipielspeiie elm Jab
Bier ODER elm Sob Geis ooer Mebl
ODER ionit elm toter Sanoelsgeaen-
ltano. 8iro oas Sob Bier auf Ell
l1en eiienbabnipagen geIaoen, als
Jraftgut, oas aus einem Gtaate
Der Union in einen artbern per-
lhidt miro, 10 fommt Dem Safe 9ier
auf Der san5en Neiie Die Sreibeit oes
5tpilde1ltaatli6en 9mnoels suaute,
Die fein Staat mautalten oas
Nedt bot uno iiber beren unperleb.
li9feit elm Seer BON Mopofoten uno
BON 3ihtern nit ioldem @ifer su
pafen getpobnt lit, baB Dos grob.e
oaer garnegie'ihen gibliotbefsge=
bdnoe bonn Setter bis gum Dahe oe.
fitut meroen fonnte nit ben besiiali=
den iuriitii6en 2ebrbiidern, Yro-
5eBberihten, &eftserfenntniIien uno
Begrinoungen unb grlallterui,qer
Der erfenntniiie.S
Wenn beiipielsmeiie inn Stocie
Wiiionri mo Die 8~ierbrouerei uno
Der gierDerfauf (noh) erloubt liuo,
Elm Sob Bier ouf einen giienbabn.
pogen gelooen uno an einen trillf-
froben 9unoen i'm 8robibitionsItoote
4anlas geifidt miro, ooer onrd
ben Stoat 4onios geibidt miro mad
efnem anbern Staote, 10 bot iiher
lolbes Sob Der Staat 8aulas feirer-
lei Weof)t o6er @emolt. 0iht 10
lange oas SAB iid auf Dem Glen
bobnpagen b%efinoet. @u6 nidt i'm
Srohtidnppen Der Balm, in benz oos
Sob aufnabme finoet, nafoem es
bon Dem 8abnpaeen berunter 9e.
nommen muroe. Muf nidt, m0bs
reno es auf einem 2oitwagen ODER
ionltigen @efdbrt bonn 8obnbofe nod
benz Sauie oes beitimmten gmpi1n.
gers gebraht miro. @abreno oa'
oieier peri6iebenen Sabrten, aufent-
bolte uno ueberg6nge aus einer
Sano in Die onoere gift oas SAB
8ier als @~egenitano 8tpif6enitaotli-
den Sanoels uno 8erfebrs uno Itebt
als folder inter Dem S6uB uno
Shtrm Der 5piihenitaatlihen Son-
6els- lnb 8erfebrsfretbeit.
Grit penn oo8 Sob Bier ober
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-11

9ie Sronenredtlerinnen moger
lagen mas tie monen, leoenfaQs bic
tet Die M1itter neben Der 8iege elm
anmutiaeres Bib oils Der politil6e
8lmtitrumpf ou Der Heonertribiille
in offentlihen @eriammlungetr.
3ubiel reeteren mo lenien
mirft ben @ogen nm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-11
eebte 152 Sabre.

8n. Barr, @nglanos dltelter
beiratete nit 1870 gum oritten
Wale, arbeitete i'm Selbe bis 1872 nnb
lebte nod 90 Sabre LANCER. 2eute
nit so Sabren loaten nod iugenoli,h
ieiu. Sarnes 8rig9f bon Spenlo6,
ssttD., 5eigt, mie man jung bleibt. sd
fiible nie Elm &nabe BON 16 Sobren, "
ffreibt err unadoem id iedS SID
i6en electric 9itters genommeu.
Seit 80 Sabren mahten mir Nerpen-
leioen oas 2eben sur Galt, aber Sic
erite 5lolde oieler munoerboren Me
oi5in iiber5euete MIDI bob ih bos
grobte Seilmittel ouf @roen gefltn-
ben" gs lit cine @ottesgabe fit
idpafe, franfli6e uno alte 8erioren.
@eriuht es. SOC BEL alien 9ru9giiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-11

it6 MIR einmal flor, mie btele 2eltte
ooourh aus Dem @eroienit gerpor=
fen, mie piel @riiten5en tatidhlib
nernidtet poroen linb uno man miro
ft6 ni6t mebr oariiber nunberll,
baB Die 2eute robtat peroer.
ltnb bonn Ole 4eitotion, luie
baBlid miro ie bon 5eiten Der Grp.
b%ibttioriiten betrteben! @elde mab-
loien 9eidtmpfungen unb 8eleioi-
gungen Der @egner erlol1bt ma
iid 90! l1no oieies @erein5ieben utt-
refer Sut1ger, nie bieie Stuoet-
ten beg @lbion College, bie nod ga-
fein gefeltigtes urteil bdben fonllen
uno iib oltrd i6one 8broien mr.
al5u leidt betoren loiien, in bie Nsts
tation, mie uneeborie lit bos. l1ta
mie piele 4nsi6reit1ngen loiien ii6
oieie iugenoli6en, lei6t erreebaren
Semperen5fdmpfer mol 5u Sduinen
fommel1! @ir femnen boh uniere
temperamentooue Sugeno, Die in1=
mer am 2eioenidaftliditen fir iol-
DIE 0inge eintritt, BON oenen iie
om @enigiten peritebt. Sn So
fopette, Snoiana, baben iib neulld
Die 5tuoenten Der oortigen Burore
nniperiitp 10 eifrig an Ger Grobi-
characterization beteiligt, bob ibrec
iiebenunobier5ig ipdter negen leber-
tretung Der 8ablgeiese in Mnfloes-
3uitano neriest muroen. uno fein
ein5iger oieier iiebenunopier5ig
Siinglinge botte bos itimmfabiee Ml=
ter erreidt, einige bon ibnen tuore.1
ioeor nod siemlih melt bon iere.
@ren5e bes Siinelings- r1ro Mannes-
alters entfernt! @enn man 10 et-
mas lieit, bann fam man begreiieE,
mie iib Die @rbitterung ser @eIhG=
oigten gang ipe5iea gegen iol6e illn-
ge 2eute ridtet.
Sn Chicago bot neulid. iuie
befon1f, Die groBe Grieoensfonferen3
getaet @ir baben iie ia an al1oerer
Steae beiproden, molen olfo al;dD
bier nidt naber auf iie eingeben. Nlli
ELM merfmiirbiees 3uiomnentre;s-
fet, Oh 5ufalig ODER beablidtiot,
mollen mir aber oo1 ouf1nerfIom
MAIDEN. Our ieibelt 3eit, 90 Die
&onferen5 taete, erihien I'M ySut-
loot" ei1 Mrtifel Mooiepelt's, in rpel,
dem Der @r=8r6iioent erflart, iiir
Die Ser. 5taatcil gdbe es nur 5luei
Wege: @ntpeber in alien inferno.
tionalen Streitfrogen lladgeben uno
ielbit poiitipes fe9t nit 5iiben ire.
ten laiien, ODER cine itarfe, erltffoi-
iige Slotte bauen.
Ser MrtifeI beaiebt fid aunadil
auf Die iapaniibe Guaranteeing.
Menn Sapan iein geripreden midi
balt, idreibt @ooiebelt, 10 muB I'M
iere &egierultg iid ourh 8ertraa
ooer @eiebgebung 81 idiisen ilt-
den. @s ipdre aber iebr llnporlid,-
tig, bierbei cine @anolung gu be-
gebelt, uelde Die geringite Meibnng
ooer irgenolpeIhes lnbebagen BEL
Den Sapanern berborrufen fonntc
oenn obidon Die @merifaner oas
poae Gedt baben, gu entibeioea.
mer an ibren l1fern lanoen ioG, 10
iino iie bod abiolut madtlos, oie-
ies @edt ourd5ufubren, auseeurrr-
men iie baden cine eritfIoliige
6lotte nno balten oiele anfre6t.
uniere profeiiioneGen Srieoens-
@opofaten, fiibrt er tueiter aus, ioeI-
DIE Dem @ufbal1 elmer itarfen Sfotte
opporierer, murben, ipenn fie Die
Wadt batten, Die Ser. Stoaten gar
balo Der @naoe ODER l1ngnaoe -ir-
genb eilier Nation iiberliefern, Der
es nidt gefaat, menn Die Ser.
Staoten lire @inpanoerung fontroi-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-06

in 1918, and had lived here for about
so years. He was 80 years, II months
and 26 days of age He was buried
Saturday and services were held at
2 D. m. He leaves four sons and one
daughter, Charles and Frank of this
place, Frederick of California, Robert
of Carbon Cliff and Mrs. Seegur of
Nebraska.
Harry Leeman returned home Sat
urday from Gilman, Iowa, where he
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Ray Par.
, menter, and left Wednesday for a
visit at Elvira, Iowa.
The Eastern Star had big meeting
Thursday evening. The grand worthy
matron was present and they took in
two new members, Miss Irma Wenks
and Miss Anna Woods.
| Dave Richardson of Rock Island and
Harp Britton were in Drury the las
of the week on business.
The Baptist society dinner will be
held Thursday at Rev. d. P. Slyter's
Miss Irma Wenks and her cousin
Miss leila Wenks of Des Moines, who
is visiting here, went to Burlington OIL
the boat for pleasure trip Wednes
day with a party of young ladies from
| Davenport