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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

Nas Tam niaf our6 4assaaty al
lss erssthf perosna Es mars oisasialt
hfrisria i1ntl siHs ansrort auf bies
f 6rass ~ aeesa. 0srn isser mirslih
srniss 9erlua stnas sa sen6rinatn.
~bgldti3. i1alaer misass e1s ate. grid
mort: To sin Iias 1T. o1 aibs a
aa1 siHtn Ms. 4iy isita anst noa
fsisencen 9al:
8cr ul Sohrsa n71 nan eis
men @syfuh. a4 ne tnfe-sr
in Der @.aat Dublin tum sa i6ysr
1ns6 is zen
all fSrr usn Sd hginatn.
untsr aassru .ss f Sin tiki.
rv auira Gin. Mlau fga ia. o6 Il
isu g strrt
iaase &.
aaaga 1a hs1aasirsr2
wsin Eerr
Aas rsisa saF 0s q
lksrt3
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
.. 10 bsiaf in msinsm asbsu tsiH

6, i1 beiaf in msinsm osbsn tsiH
8uh.4
.Mer mar Denn 9ein 9ebrer9"
so bin ME in bic SduIe gegaHe
gen.
5ier mar Elm SuHge, pel1er bnd<
fabiren unb keen tOunte. obHe ie Elm
BUD beieHen o0er eineH 0ebrer 9sbabt
Al baben. 4ber nie mahte er ods2 Gls
Elm anoerer GhDrnIteinfeger. elm pes
MIA alter ais sr islblt. bate Jpn oas
6urh ods 9eien geIelrt, 0dB er Inn
auf ben S4iloern ner 9sfddftsbdnier
bic Deri6ieoenen 8utbItaben 5elste,
meIde Der tIeiHe 8urlna Iia oann einz
prdste. Sein QehI.r fpar Iomlt elm
0abersr Sunae. lpie T felbH, uHb lem
BUD bic Ghiloer an Den 5duisrH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Das FleiIsios 1lsaSeben.

u pie fIeiBis lit iIsin Gret4en,
5n Der Slide 6aIft es fein;
Nlio FleiBig un0 sef1dftig
Ifun n bFace utdDneH leiH.
6rohlih Iahenb Iaaut Bic Mutter
4uf 10: liebes ainolein bin,
Ate's 1~artoffeIn emiis i@dlst
4ttt f5ei4id uno Trobem Sim.
elne gass 6eusfrau niro es
GinIlens peyoen Therlid;
Nas Elm 6dfheH emit nil neroer,
0as triimmt IdOn oei5eite.l iit.
gernt Don 9ret6eu glei5 unb eiFsr
9elft I'm 6aus bic @rbeit tbAu;
USutterleiH tat oisl 81 ihafFen,
Darf nt9t raiteu. Tam nibt rub'r.
6auIReit 1T Elm fhlimmes ue6el,
oteRt ben Wldoael gar ni6t fein;
6leiBig, emiis @rs geihdftig,
Wlunen braDe Mldbhen iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

uno 3u nihts 4nberem p%srnenoet pers
be. 1T benz Shiffseapitdn uber5eben,
Der Did 3urla bringen iou!~
Sebt If es gu ipdt. Der iunge
WlaHn itirbt fern Don ben ie9nluatig
bartender Stern.
9uteH aiHoern fol9t Der Gegen;
80fen n Qpt6 auf loren @egen.
Db meb nem Gin0e. 0as pergiBt,
Mas e ben Gltern F9ul0ig TT!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
9si 9oraus3abIuas oon
$500

cine Relic nm 6fe
melt ntvmittetf bts Gtu
rtpfcnpsA 100 g6eto=G6rpmog
slzrtsR Der iRttueHon.sFtsa
sIars Hr 1slt. hehfsin ausasfa6rt.
1jtis Feiufn StIoss iammt Sisrsoiccn
ual nit srtm SaaT5ans SitIsr 9tis
tang. portnfseS nug 1896, o5us
Sssnaisep 500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
So eeben.

Dem Giusn if's 9bsatsrIpisl,
WO er ftm prooueirt;
Dem Mnbern ldeiat's ne gretsmubl
no man i'm initanirt;
Dem 8ritten ifs bic @aasris,
ST pil tie iH1pisirsn;
Dem 9isrtsn gifts aIs G6a6partie
- Die nil sr nidt bsrlisrsu.
So glaub', DeHH aus Dem 9immels
Iaal
Die Gnelsin oaF uns bIiden,
Damn mifen iie ipobI manhesmal
Dor Baden buib srItidsu.
=. g6r9ioIt0mus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
9ei Boraus5ublun5 Don
82.25

tiefern mir irgeHo zines Der fOlgeHben
8l@sr:
/. @enopefd.
2. Msge gum 8erbreden.
8. 2oren3 Der Wagner, ufr.
A. Walier.
5. Die 4ahborn.
6. Sn ber GnleRfermiible.
Z. @oEoene glumen, griminalros
man.
8. Der betp0brte 6austierar3t. -
Rat6geber in alien Rrdntbeiten
Der 6aust6iere, fOute in teinsm
5drmbauie febIen. 128 Setter
fart, iluitrirt.
9. Grimm : Mebifer's beutfn
70 6rtsrs
b,a Il. uebsr 800 Ssitsn fart. gum
Grltrfsn. Der engIiideH Spra9e n
entpehtlin.
Cine biibF5s fran30Ffhe 8rior.
qfsis NIT 9srnfsinsG pibe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

QsciefFer 0a siutm Strabsnbumms
ltTl. .S6 bore Gle ed s6en 8 nlte
SHFftentersliditit fnasu martu
eeHn ana mol sent91
9uinmltr aa ieraos I'D - aber
SarIat pag i teLn Ngaisn 1oha.l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

Sanac @duerin Ole ft eiaen Gain.
8ieben IdbD: nMoann net, 9aoer, baB
I nadber a 3abnlid triee2@
e8eb, bic Iiebt ma net bsi Dein' tIoan'
Mgaull"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
9ononnn1

Nan bats in manasr 5orm, bon 6oIa
bon @iien,
lem mIoen Wanerer bieigt's CUTE 9olt.
8o1 foait Ou INNER 6ieiB oar0ni bspeiisn,
On bit Der S@uie loHit cir absriIan ger
@ait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

2fesdeu (Oie fib photographer
Ioiien ioa uuo troB allen Wioerhres
beHs enoIih nit Ser Mutter qebea
mnB): s4ber bas iags ib Dir qlsih,
Mlama, IN bic 0untsIsammsr gsbs i3
nidt nit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
@ntlsrr,ie.

Dntel (auf gsfuf). .Das Tisbt aber
bier reht ODE aus Sci meinem RsFfen!1
5ouspirthin: sSa piHea Gie.
@nes bat Der orme .6err nertauFt,
i'm isiHe @tubien FortieBta gu tons
men fooar feline gader."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
a1irlrnnc,tn.

rMuf 9siuer erten GsT6dftstour
ttuqii On oo1 eiuen @oa6art2"
Observation-Disclosures; .Sa. ben babe i5
mir abnsbmea IaHen. oamit mid meme
auuben nidt fpieoererfsnnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
psi 0orang sabIuns epn
af2.75

heint Rsrt .opifde giIs
Der. oas Qeben Gbrifibor n
teltno. Fammt autem Stes
rtnfeop. Ger gmpfdnssr bat bel
risier 4rdms BE grprsBtofeH az
sa9lsH. QortofreS $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
9ar atnhtnrn

M}an itu9 Stfs uar mitttIs a5Es
oott srpw Se.oaHusifan5en. rssis
HrsSstar 2sist cesI oHf BilpcuIp.
@a'saa7 aasE Ten g5rs lagieuo<
4g1t..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
per beIteate esrfeaarnnt.

~Sit ber aIte 5err pirtli4 Iol4 n
per6ihener @riesgram24 ~ nllnb ob!
Der ldht jdbrlim INNER uur sfDeimal.
iUenn bic neuen 9amsnbits tommen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

4 abtr T.
ItEiecafi1 ta EcmtIitu
isaT Pie vadize uno Earentas
trHs a4D nf. ein. gsrib ,iu
Iasstsaess Ssrss far Ssssa gss;ss
ssHkss =ae LSulzsisSk
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
SurnoristIschc
Doa,r Gunrun(tussr.

Die alien Momer bcbsten sueis tis
breimal tdgIi4. Dnfa; ps1ieIn mir
neue Gultnrmenfhen p09sntIi9 bic
m6ldG~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
gni,pr Erfrr.

~WaHu feisrt nenn s53r Wlann iei=
nen @sburtsta92" Pa, gsrp01nIiGl
10 pom funften Bis gum a@teR Sas
nuar."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
2aec6rerrdf6fer.

Dit ga bin i'd Elm Baum uoa araft NIB
Gleblihfeit.
12it v91 bin id Dsslslbsu 8aRmss duBrss
sflelo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
- rrrllr aIrr1n.

Ntf siahase gun 9shrlinsl.
nah ntmm Gle paHsgoi&ieH
4saatsl heFeiu~ Is gt5Rtss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Matbiel. Gde
.

- 80
SD feb in bo5er 8sr9e 6reis
Sd bin Gin Wldgoeiem.
So 8ldaB' am 6immeL iilbsrmsiB,
glnn lag' iDer mag Id isin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
9ei @pransaahIuna BON
H2.5O

gontItn's 5Gro6uh bsa
nuBliatn un0 Tafhenats
las Dsr MtIt. lkber 440 5siten
Fart gno snthdIt geieBIi1s gsfims
munsen. goniulats. Gins unO anoere
SassasR. Rsctpts, qoitseIess. 2dnOs
tarten etc.
Dis .9dtrz un6 gdrters
brus 3titang1, erTdeint nShents
lid non y Biz 20 Gsiter tart unb in
onerlarut zines Der 5siieH tdnonirsbs
lhaftlitta 8Idtter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

s9tin Sange IN ia iebi ou9 ffor
regen 0ie6Fd5l bstrait!@ ~Woti
iei DaHi; euolih bale i6 ion 10 nett,
6ab e. IiA fslbft srndbreR tcnn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

o0sr, bei goit, ib oergsls MIN H0g
einmai. lit e mabr. Dab Dir 1raoe
oamals bas Sapori gsse6en haitef..'
Der 3oliiuipeltor lieB Elm 9eileres
86fsln b6ren. 4ber sbe er noA anti
porten tonnis Idol pl0sIi4 cine bsle
5timme burd ben Haum.
Serb II Ct bate gslo9sn!"
.,geim 5immel. oisIe Gtimms -
Truce. biit On e osan nirllib2g
Die tpgi5fhs @eltali, bic BIZ asiben
Der Soabeamtea Darh6rofen bate,
mar ue6eu BEN fa6renoeR Wann her
SiraBe 8elrtten uno ihanis ibm nit
ieudlsnnem Bid III tie dHseu.
.@ie6~, risf re aus. .auF oieien Gag
babe if 9eipartst. oamit e. gift un0
Mabr1eii nGr6e IN meiHem Gebeu.
YER bort. Der @Fgn3srjuoas, er bat
DID lei mir %osrleamoet. mie er mid
Del Dir ner uutreue sie6. 4ber i6
/ miBtraaie lbus HHo partele. mar
tets. bis On tommeu togneH, Did Kit
bedbeioiafn. llno IN bar DID nader
Dert6eieigi. peHH and pas 0eieB
did ihuloia fin8en mubie. III meinem
6er3en babe ib IiA fyeigeipron.a!"
a5raoel~
Sin i%a6elursy 8uf orau9 bur6 6as
8ai3immer Il. eie iabgelang @etrenns
ten bielitn di6 inui1 umFaugen. sic
eereaben im erieu sSmpuls Der Treu
ns Cts unD lmgehuHg - uRb Der aus
bet @sFaiauitati 8etommens 5re0ler
nerd0b Die 8ade. bic er an BEN @ers
rather uehaten Walite. Gle batten ll5
in cine 6ds 3uridae3o8ea unD ersG6l
ten fa III ilieGenoer 6ait. mas fh 1T
oen biiierfn syahren ser Irennunq 8us
aelragsn batie. Serb Wleuipes 6erih
enc. pie bet 3ogbeamie Uiublbsrno Dor
eieridt sinen Meineib qe!eiHes 6aitg.
nu0 Iruoe thsilis 5en @giiebteu, nm
ton apf anoers &teanteH 3u brinetn.
NIT. hab lire Nliern beioe Qeitorben
ieisu uno is a1eia NIT 3isla, osr at.
ter 2anie, in Der Birtbihaft ge6auF
bdiis....
Die beioeH haien aan3 aber66rt odb
bas 3immer fh ihusa gefecrt bate,
nahofsg Der 8naiuipcctor. loba,o er
aufhorie Der WliiieIpunci 0es Suffered
ies 5n iein. poH oannen gsI6lidm mar.
Inn als Is Dem 0eimgtiebrten tnoIia
auiiieI oa ihiiltrte tom Ste @elie6tr
8as Sap ihu ii6crlaB Dem 6errn
bic 8ods; e mir ion 8a finoen nil
ien."
euolos nod alien bier Wiuoen bin,
geleu gren 3u bel bem n~ufiteiaeH0en
Nltt 9leidiam IN bic llncuoiihttit oes
Nelitnranmss hinraaeRo. oe6Ht Ia
bic esiot. 9s if meniae laqe uad
ben porber geihiinerten GretaniHen.
4uf Der einiamen 9aubHraBe. bic
iih IN 9riimmnaen burdl oie ianoiae
Ssiot lhlaHasii, iommt Elm 1rupp
@gtnthedmie, ois Naiien aeihultert,
einbsrs.9anaen. uuier ibntn Gin alter
@egF IN 3oloaeiiidter Uniform.
Limo sic naben feline 1par BON ibm
asiuuosn, gleertamp2@ fragile her 9e
awie. Der auibeiReub iiber ben 9eriAt
nadIaun ZEN ibm Der 3oaduneber e..
ra
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
pei @orangaahInna epn
35

4r6htige. patentirte. peritsnbdre,
itd4Ierne Sdeere. 2aoeHpreis: $1.75
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Gin @OIumbia ; aalenO.r.

sir @ss.5ians Der obtsen RitSist il.
ftlssnoer 4reis aGsseiesi:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

Bel oergIAslooiHRg Oes Breiies tonnst
nnr lol1e 5siDerDer, Die ale orsI Jtdt9lel
rihtig 5et0t mo ole AuiL0iuHsen bis gum
II. SIIi. 1919 stnselplts pao:a, IN bes
ggaul.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Der 9rcn5er=
JuONS.
er5dbluns bon o. 8. 0auO.

Gablos nab alien pier MinOsn oebnt
Ih bic 6eIDe -. Gh0n itisgen aus
ben OrunOsa Sic Ne6slldpaosn auf
uHo t~an5ien uber ben 6raanrotbsu 6ls
nsln. Die I~an0iss GtraBs. bic iih tn
RrImmuassu %oabinDan0. 5og nur Elm
tiHlamer Danbgrlr. SmloitssH0 bina
bas @ewdno UNI feline bagsEs Geiia.t.
Sin 5ersrtmpier 3nt nsa mgsfsHi.0as
rer 6arbs fab ibm tief in bsr 5lirus
uno Elm oiasr. tnoiiger Stod muroe
bon 5ilteraoen 6dnosn sur 5iuee be-
nubt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
auI5iuna otr adtli:l III 70. "a.

GuEOiuHs atr Jidtli:l III 30. "A.
l.
Glofs = code.
9IHisLm, amisIH.
:. =. g.
9orntraut.
3ihtige 96iaussn erbaIten bon: so. W2.
RiB.
Den 4rsis srbieIt: 81. Ne. Rib.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
CHARGES HUSBAND
WOULD HAVE KILLED
Mrs. Emma Graham Makes Serious
Allegations in Suit for
Divorce.

Charging non-support, drunkenness
and cruelty, Mrs. Emma Graham Of
Moline yesterday filed in the circuit
court n bill for divorce from her hus-
band, Charles Graham. Mrs Graham
does not seek alimony, but desires the
right TO resume her maiden name of
Emma Foster, and wants the custody
of three children, aged II, Is and Is
years
She cites in the bill that they were
married April g. 1892, in Monmouth,
and that they separated Jan. 10 of this
year Since the separation Mrs. Ora
ham has been supporting herself, work
ing at u restaurant, and the children
have Teen cared for in the home Of
her parents in Monmouth.
She alleges that on Dec. 81, 1908,
her husband beat, struck and choked
her, and that he would probably have
killed her had it not been for inter
ference by neighbors. 1t is alleged
that on Nov. %, 1908. he beat, struck
and kicked her. and on many other
occasions attacked her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
HORRORS! FAIRBANKS
LOSES BEARD IN CHINA
Former Vice President Has Spinach
Cropped and Is Now Almost
UnrecognizabIe.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Americans in
China have written here the most as
founding news about Charles w. Fair
banks. formerly vice president, who is
now making a world tour. 1t is said
that Mr.. Fairbanks has shaved off his
beard, which is so familiar all over
the United States. and in many in
stances American travellers who have
known him well have failed to recog-
nize MIN. That Fairbanks beard has
been IN evidence since some time in
the SOS and so carefully has it been
kept that the beard that attracted adj
miration in 1892 was exactly the same
shape and the same color in March,
1909, when Mr.. Fairbanks handed over
the senate gavel to Vice President
Sherman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06

Taylor. although not member of any
church, was of the Universalist faith.
Mrs. Taylor is survived by three
children and two brothers, her husband
having died Is years ago. Those who
survive are her children, Mrs. Olive J.
Duke and Mrs. Glenn NJ. Cowan, Gales
burg, and r. II. Taylor of this city,
and two brothers, Alex Hefiin, Rio, Ill,
and Martin Heflin, Quincy.
Private funeral services were held
at 10 O'Clock this morning at the home
of Mr.. Taylor. DR.. Hedley Hall, pastor
of the Church of Today, conducted the
services. The remains were taken 10
Galesburg at 2:40 this afternoon. The
funeral will be held from the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Duke, in
that city, Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Burial will be at the Fuller
cemetery near Galesburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
TO BE INTERURBAN
MEETING TONIGHT
Those Interested in Line to West End
Will Gather at Buffalo Prairie
Survey Made.

This evening there will be meeting
of all the representatives of all those
directly interested in the building of
the proposed interurban line from this
city to the lower end of the county, at
the Buffalo Prairie hail. If the people
along the line show. sufficient interest,
the promoters say the project is sure
to be a 60 Engineers this week went
over the route from this city souths
west for the purpose of making pre-
liminary estimates OF the cost, cash
for this purpose having been raised
largely among the land owners of the
lower end of the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
PERSONAL POINTS.
T. D. White is in Chicago.

l. H. w uIJ6 Is III chicago.
Mrs. Robert Wagner left this morn.
ing fo- visit in Chicago.
Mayor G. w McCaskrin left last
night Cor Chicago for a few days stay.
Mrs. S. A. LaVanway and sister,
Miss Emma Behrens, departed today
for visit of several days in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Westerbeck of
Spokane. Wash, arrived this morning
for visit at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Winkler.
Captain John Streckfus and his sons,
Joe and Roy, nave returned from Da-
buque, where they have been visiting
for several days.
Mrs. Loveridge and Miss Sharer,
both OF Alexis, H., are visiting the
formers daughter Mrs. E. c. Hart,
1910 Twenty-1rst street.
Mrs. E. R. Ayers of San Francisco
is stopping at the New Harper Mrs.
Ayers, who is a daughter of General
RCdman, who was formerly command
ant at the Rock Island arsenal, is here
On business concerning the disposal Of
some land on the Twelfth street road,
south Of the cemetery.
Rabbi w. H. Fineshriber of Temple
Emanuel left today for New York City
to attend the national rabbinical con-
ference to be held there the coming
week. In his address at the temple
last evening Rabbi Fineshriber told If
the work that was before the confer
epce and of its import to the people
of his faith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
Win Refund Monev.

Backing stoves is hard, disagreeable
work, and we believe our readers have
been greatly interested in the adver-
tisements Of Black Silk Stove Polish
appearing in this paper. Because this
polish does not rub off or dust off d
stove remains bright four times as long
as is possible with the ordinary stove
polish Just think what this means 10
the housewife in labor saved. You
take No chances in buying Black Silk
Stove Polish. The manufacturer
states if you do not find it the best
polish you ever used, the dealer is
authorized to refund your money.
That's a fair proposition. Isn't it? A
first class article and honest methods
have built up large business for the
manufacturers of this polish. Better
give Black Silk Stove Polish a trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
Forced Into Exile.

VIM. Upchurch of Glen Oak, Okla.
was an exile from home. Mountain
air, he thought, would cure frightful
lung-racking cough that had defied all
remedies for two years. After six
months he returned, death dogging his
steps. Then began to use DR. Kings
New Discovery" he writes, land after
taking six bottles I am as well as
ever" It saves thousands yearly from
desperate lung diseases. Infallible for
Coughs and Colds, it dispels Hoarse-
ness and Sore Throat. Cures Grip,
Bronchitis, Hemorrhages. Asthma,
Group, whooping Cough. soc and s1.00
trial bottle free, guaranteed by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Caroline Taylor.

Mrs. Caroline Hefiin Taylor passed
away last evening at 6:30 at the home
of her son, R H. Taylor. 1G021a Second
avenue Mrs. Taylor had been ailsng
two years with Bright's disease and
her death, although sudden. was not
unexpected in August Mrs Taylor
came here from her home in Galesbu.g
and a. that time was in unusually
good health. Last Saturday she be-
came III and since had been failing
rapidly.
Deceased was born Feb. 25, 1897. on
farm near Galesburg, and most OF
her life was spent there and in Gales
burg. She received her education 1t
Lombard college in that city. On Dec.
s. 1859, she was married to Charles
Wesley Taylor at Cales5urg. Mrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
LICENSE MONEY
is PAID BY SO
Saloonkeepers Will Demand Is
suance of Certificates for
Next Six Months.
PREVIOUSLY HELD BACK
Several, Is Is Understood, VIII Not
Ask for Renewal of Their
Permits.

Practically all the saloonkeepers in
the city have paid in their license fees
to the city clerk and Mayor George w
McCaslxrin who is out of the city, ex-
poets to begin issuing the certificates
Monday morning. Six months ago, at
license time, only few of those who
paid over their fees were given the
certificates. as the mayor kept most of
them in his office. This time it is
understood that the saloonkeepers are
going to demand that they be given
the written licenses at once.
Those who have paid their fees If
$3.50 for the next six months are the
following:
William Fink, Otto Berner, ]. D.
Bryant, G. H. Marshall, Peter De Smet,
Tim L. Collins, Dan J. Flynn, Lothar
Harms, APeter Benson, Charles
Thomas, T. Rice. August schnert,
Louis Ortell. Joseph Dietz, Victor Van
Tiegham, CAMEL Wegge, Hector
Dhulster, Ben Johnson, Valentine Del
senroth, August H. Lift, A. F. Ran
dolph, c. ". Kruger, Mack Glynn, J.
A. Bauer, John Ainsworth, Harry L.
Meanor, Arnold Oswald A. NJ. Suhler,
]. w. Cavanee, Emil Cabooter, Fred
Martens, Thomas Greedy, c. G. Krue-
ger, J. ". Schwack, Byron Dukens,
Mcclellan Snyder, H. ]. Schwecke,
Henry Dresser, Henry Bonnie, H. c.
Luchman, Emil Van Der Hendey, VIII
liam H Healey, A. w. Billburg, FL
mond Verbiest, A. L. Larson, Edward
Thierman, George Baumann, Henry
Doerring, Fred Luchman, Andrew =.
Smith Emil F. Schieberl, Christian
Schatz, Miles Mckinney. Herman
Banker. August Van Kerrebrock, WINS
and Weigand, F. W. Jackson, Otto
Patting, Robert Shannon, August
Baele, Max Helfrich. G s Rogtke. Ca
miel Mortier, Frederick De Waelle,
Fred Grams, Louis P. Schroeder,
Henry WEIGH, Henry Tanghe. Avis
Ryckyhem, Alfred Danielson, William
Gotthardt, Claus Jasper, Andrew Schy-
vens, Andrew Brady. a. c. Hanson,
William Gottsch, Henry Kale. Albert
Gregg, H. Riegel & Co, Fred Schmidt
S. Mcmahon, Joseph Parker. Peter p.
Siemon, Ernest Loeffler. Henry Gels
Ter. Seidlitz & VoIger, c. a. Crumpton,
John Grogas, New Harper Hotel CON-
pany.
Some VIII Not Renew.
The following sa1oCnkeepers had
licenses last term. but as yet they have
not applied for renewals, and it is I'M
derstood that at least two of them will
not ask for licenses:
Simon Lewis. August Geiger George |
Banker, Dan Drost, George Weinber-
ger, Edward Van Den Hendey.
Mayor VIII Give Orders.
Mayor McCasRrin stated last eve
ing that when he began renewing the /
saloon licenses next week he propcs- /
ed issuing written instructions to |
saloonkeepers that would remedy the /
conditions compleiued of just now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
ALDERMAN CARSE is
VICTIM OF A THIEF
Refrigerator Rifled of Supply of Good
Things He Had just Received
from the Country.

Alderman John w. Carse was the
victim of a sneak thief of the meanest
variety last night. The alderman had
brought in from the country some
choice country products such as but
ter and bacon and eggs, and This morn
ing he awoke with a ravenous appetite
Ior breakfast of bacon and eggs.
Imagine his disappointment when his
wife discovered that some one had Wis
tied the refrigerator, which is located
On the back porch, and taken all the
good things.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
GO SOUTH, WILSON'S
ADVICE TO FARM Err

Durham, N. c., Nov. 6.''-The
place for the farmer now is in the
south, where the soil is friendly to
nearly every product of the country, I"
declared Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson yesterday in an address be-
fore the National Farmers congress.
Secretary Wilson said he had moth
ing against education in schools and
colleges of the country, but that their
tendency had been to educate away
from the farms instead of towards
them. He expressed his sympathy
with the man who proposed an agri-
cultural school for every county
whether that school be an actual in
stitution or merely a place where
farmers met and discussed farming.
Secretary Wilson boasted Of the
freedom of his department from pol
ftfcs. He declared that of the / ] 600
men under him he did not know the
politics of II CT them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
TO HEAR CRIMINAL
CASES COMING WEEK
John w. Halves, Indicted for MUIR
der, Is the First on States
Calendar.

The criminal trial list for the Sep
TENDER term of the circuit court has
been arranged by States Attorney L..
NJ. Magin and the prosecutions viii
commence next week. The case of
John w. Halves, who is under indict-
ment on the charge of murder, will be
the first taken up. 1t will be remem-
6ered that Halves shot and killed
Peter De Coils in a quarrel Sept. 10.
His arrest followed and the last grand
jury returned a bill against him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-06
TWO HELD UP BY !. !.
u
NEGRO; GETS SAL.
Merry Job at the Burlington
Station in Clinton Early
This Morning. b.
MEN COVERED WITH GUN
Forced to Walk Ties For Half Mile
Ahead of Bandit, and Then +.
Are Released.

A Dig burly negro, armed with two
40 Colt revolvers and a Ratchet. held ~
up the night operator and baggageman g
at the Burlington depot at Clinton this ~.
morning at 1 O'Clock. The two men
were sitting in the operators room
when the negro entered. 1t was inn
possible for them to defend themselves ~
Goes Through Pockets.
Covering the men with one Of his
guns, he broke open the money drawer
with Ratchet. The money rolled out "a,
onto the floor and the two men were
to pick it all up and put it.
into the robbers pocket.
When this task was finished, the,
holdup man went through the mems
pockets and secured 81 in cash from
the baggageman. He secured $40 from
the cash drawer. The two railroad
men were forced to walk the ties for a
half-mile and were then sent back 20
the depot. The negro made good his
escape.