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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16
(Spe5ials Corresponding aus
Seuti6lanb.)
11nm ,,1lltramnntanms'

liebe lit, ipenn man fatbolii6en Iusz
iuanbercrn bur6 Hatb mno geibiilfe
Die Segmlngen bes ct. Tapbnel'ss
0ereins lino bes 2eos Saulles bermitz
telt, lit bieraus eriidtlif, unb ioIte es
Steiner peridumen, chem. Iuslpan>
bcrer bieie Bobltbat an eripeiien. Or
bat piclleidt Elm sroBes Seroienlt
baran, bnb Elm Wann uno feline
ipGterer 0enerdtionen bnpnrd) Der fd<
tboliihen Stride erbnlten bleibenl -
Sic Seinatb bes @inlpdnoerers
liegt lpeit. melt butter iGm. Der
Nbidieb mar Ihper. - 9ns Yilo bes
beimatbli6en StGbtdenS ODER Sorfz
deus itebt nod leudtenb Dor ibm, er
liebt nod bas trnute Sirhlein, in
ipeIdem Ell aetauft purbe, our eriten
bl. Communion ging ooer audi nit
ieiner trcueu 2ebens9eidbrtin Den
9linD fiir's 2e6en geihIoiien bat =
bot anbere @inpriide iretcn ihor
ndbrenb Der Teile an Stcle oieIer
Grinnerungen. Sa orauBcn IN Der
peiten 8eIt itebt or iebt iremb.
Srembc @eiihter = falte @elidltcr
User bilft ibm jeet in ben pielen fleis
nen unb 9roBen Sorgen, lpclfe aui
ibn einbringen? 0eniB, piele Sdnoc
itrecfen lid ibm b~iilfsbereit %cntgesen-
uber mas iino es meilt fir Sdnbe? -
Gicler @omcnt lit Die acfdhrlide
alippc. OH ipclcber 10 mandcr fatbos
liIfc eimuanbercr idaeitcrt. Scr eritc
GiniluB. ipclfer bsim 8ctrctcn bcs
ncucn 2anbes auf i'm %ciliuirtt, lit of
%bcitiumeuo fir ieine 9an3c fcrncrc
@ic iebr 9ieics sic %ioaeuanuteu
Srcibenfer au ipiIroioen unf
nllssuniiBcn pcrirhen. benefit 'olgrn-
Der Sae, Der inn 8ebnten Sabres6eri6I
bcS @oritnnoes res Ulinoes Der frciei
@emeinoen Nue Sreibcufers Tcreinr ~
lcien lit. Sort bcikt es ipprtlld
Ia bic mcneinprmanbrrtsn Wittel'
Gurupacr bcm frcicn @cSanfen INN
pntbiider acacniibsrifchcn. 10 iplite'
Sdrittc acthnn mcrbcn fonten. htei'
nit nnicren Shriiten slcid' bcim Gin
tvitt lit bieics 9amb bcfaInt 5u nad,eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16

unb vbaB III SeIterreih Die Cos spons
HonsScntc aud nod IN Die Irmc Dos
SretoenfcrtbnmS liefen", II. /. 10. -
2ddeln muB man trpsbem iiber
Die yciicrne ~Gpnieaucn3". Die ais Den
Sfriftcn bieicr Sonntifer ipridlt.
ipelfc, oipcnn nllf in ncbenidd,liden
Sragen lid, ipiberIprcd)enb. iih itcts
Gins linb I'M iittlihcn (?l) Sab gcgci,
Den flilflpiirbi9en Glerifnfismus." -
% bciBt c5 3. 9. ouf ciltcr Seitc:
Ebracnbrc hcrci iiber3cuat
nlf1t; lpas iliist lccree @ctlingcl
bon ihon zgeiitigcn Sdlaeluprtcn !.
unb an anbcrer Stcae gebt Die Ybras
ienorclherei ihon folscnocrmnben
los: .Sn Den intcrnotipnnlen Gonz
grciien erbeben lid Die Stimmen Der
Vplfcr gum eliibcnben Srcibeitsge>
lang, Die @eiitcr ser 8cisbeit lob
prciicn Den Sc9cn Scr 8ilourg, lino
Die Wdnncr nit Der ihlpieli9en Snnb
iinb Der tricicnben Stirn bniien ieb>
1cnb Gin irbiIdco Eardbiccl"
9icic iueniacn Trobeu bon Sandtise
mus, Hphbcit, 6nb acacu Die Stride
inb Decentralization Sloolinns acben
uns Gin Miniaturbilb, frcibcnfcriifcr
Shdtigfeit. @ie lgeiagt, cs limb
StrdudJrittcr, pcldc nus bpd,it
egoiitiid)cn @riinben lno in oft
%ipioteubafter @cilc ouf rcli9ios : ge=
FINITE Mienlfcn ~lpsfdbrcn, I'M tic in
ibrc Nebe 81 bcritridcu. Sic Mllniis
tcriten Mittel ideueu lie niht, nit
ibrcm 5nb geecn Die Stride rehtfcrtiz
gen lie Nlcs. = Sic futbpliifen Ginz
ipnnoerer Dor bicien Strnlifrittern an
ihiisen. bns lit cine Der %ufsaben bcs
Mnpbael's : @crcins. Gorge bnber
Sebcr. mclder Mngeboriae ans Der
alton Seirndtb fontmen ldBt. bdS tic
mr. inter penn Sdrub bes fl. Hnpbacl
reiien. @ie gliidlih iinp bod Die
@inirattbcrer 81 iddben. ipeldc md
g!iidliher 2onbuna. i'll Der 9anse
fnpcllc bcs ~9epsSanies Dor Dem
J%dbcrnafel beten f5nncn! Sicr,
i'm Shcine Der clpigeu 2onpe fnieen
tic Dor bcn lpnbren 2iht. ipdbrenb
brallRen pieaeidt mat,dher llneliidlidc
DEM Srrli6 t Der Sreibenfer nndz
tnumcit. nnb IN Den Siimpicu elmer
uniittlifen @eltani1aunng tldglid)
5u 8rilnbe gebtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16
rcn lie inner nit bon Der Snrtic ges

rcn lie inner nit bon Der Snrtic ge@
ipeIcit."
ScrGn crfcnnt man chen inlnler ben
lutrtltd) cDcl uno driltlid) 9elinntcn
Nfann, hob CT ben muraliihcu & II t +
bat filr bn5 II d mit5uiuirfcn, Oh
cs bcihcibcn arbcitct pocr
nffeutlid glGn3t. Spbnlo
bic SndDe 81 picll rihtig
nj, bot CT niht nnr frctabiifc
&ortc bnfiir, ionbcru CT bilft
NIT burh ictncn Scitrngu nb ieirc
Irbcit. Scr StGnferrrn btr,
Der mpcrnilnfti9c S%dppar6lcbcr aus
G%cluobnbcit obcr ans bDicm &illcu,
Der eitele Stnl5e, penn c3 nm
lcinc Ecrlpn unD per>i 0nz
| ihc3 Sutcrciie 81 t6ln lit, CT
perlagt mcnn cs gilt Spfcr 81
brtngen pbcr hurd) &nrt mn
: \ a t mit5ubelfcn fir @ottes Sahe.
Scr Shmoll.uiutcl uno bic Sbitrufe
tionas 5aftif iinb bic 3uiiuGt ser
e tol6cn mno Der SDo9clinnz
Sic inn 81 mcibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16

Siih" seleet luorneu. 9ber, fraacn
mir uns nit Neft, ipiiien icne, aueS
ndtiiriif, beiicr : ipiien : noIfcnben
.Samen" nidt, baB Gin eiites DRIFT
lifcS @ei6 niht bios fir cinen
5nmsbaIt rnb fir cine
er Ii II tigc ainber : 6 re-
Sicbun9 iorst, ionoern eaB bies
ibre itrenac Yfiiht lit. iibcr Sic tic
einltcns. Hehenitaft ab5ueebcn bnben
lpirb. Eblt tic aber lire gauge
Yflift auf ienem @ebicfe. 10 bleibt
ihr feline Seit fir ienc bislpcilcn rcdat
ifanbaloie Nnrrenpoiien Vencgung.
pie lie leibcr iiineit IN 2pabou Si
Sngc trcten mitbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16
SIR Iffnnssniprid1er Irnf. y.

Scr Iffansenfuriher Yruf. q. 6,
SanIcn bon Sroofin9s, g. 8, lit fiir5s
lid bon elmer lGilgercn Geiie ms
norblide Iiien 5uriidgefebrt. mobin CT
i'm Nuftrn9c bcs Gcrcinigtcr
9 taaten q ferbnu Scpnrs
t cmentes %reiite. CT bat brei
ncuc Irtcn arttii6en Ilfals
a 8 init 5lrrildgcbraGt, fuel6e lid gun
&ultlr in Den mebr norolif gelcgencr
Wegenocn Der Ser. Stoaten beipnDere
eigrcn iollen. 8ir benuben bieier
InlaB niebcr. nm %uniere fatbos
ii Of en- s nrmer bnrauf aufmerfs
lam 81 MAIDEN, baB Die Ser. Stnatcr
Nder6aus N6tbeilun9 gernc irgenbs
~ G | CT Infragen beantiportet ober
iraenb ipcld,c Insfnnit iiber aae Ius
gclegeubeitcn Der 2anbipirtbihaft gibt.
~llnierc antbplifen iollen ~lernen, lid
Die @ortbeilc bicier ginrihtuug 5I
9tllben 81 MAIDEN. Wnn penbc 'idj
cinfnd nn: department OF Igrie
culture, 8albtn9tou, .. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16
GrSbiidof 9iiproan bon Snn Ert

Gr5biidlof 9iiprbnn bon Snn Srnn>
cisco, Gal, bat pcrbotcn. DOB Die
&inbcr irgcub elmer fatbplildlen Sdlulc
icincs Sprcngcls Ipdbrcnb Der Sfnla
5cit on irgcnb rinem Gonteit ir9enr
cincr Setting tbeiluebntcn pilrfcn.
autboli'6c Gltcrn uno gar mnn6cr
Yrie'tcr nnb 2cbrcr mnb manhc
Shpeiter lpcrpcn pnriibcr frpb icin.
onB Der Iusbcuting Der ainbcr fiir
ielbtiiihtiee 3citungs : Sutcrclicu
oben bcrab 6alt gcbotcr
pirb. Sie IaBnabn1c biirftc nod
aui anocre Wiibbrdude ais9ehcbnt
lperbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16
(Spe5ieG fir bieIc 3citung.)
T-5trablrm.

Ian troite lih mr., mnf Dem
8nlfan sdbrt's ihon cine gelpiiie
@eile, nbcr - eS giebt nod 10 bal
tan" Gric9.
Scr Wonat WidrS iii Dem IF. Sps
iepb. Dem u Il bruntcr Seiu gcs
peibt. %llnicrn Wdunern nnb Snmia
lieupdtern gilt scr Guf: ste 40
Soiepb!" ,. B.. p@ebet 5u Soicpb!"
Il y; 81
Sit es nift pirflif cine Sdrnuf.
lpie Der Sinnn3sO ftopus, Die Stanz
oaro Gil Co., nit u~nierer @csicruns
umfdbrt! @ann perben oie M
riibmlihen Serbnnbluneen in Den @bis
cagp'er @erihtcn Sn Gnbe fommen?
Wlan lniic 8odciellcr Der Strdfc fiir
feline friiberen @eracben cntseben,
nber bafiir Jorge man. bab or niht
Idnger Dem @eieee uno benz Hedtc
Spbn bietet.
9ieIer Gage meloeten Die Gbicngo'cr
3cituneen. Chicago babe einc ricbrts
gerc Stcrberate oils Die meiitcn grobcs
rem St1bte. Inbere Seitun9en batten
bieriiir ben fcincn Spoit, Die 2eute in
Chicago uiiroen lid wabriheiulih Dor
Den, tbeucren 9ecroi9uuesfoitcn fiirhs
ten. Mlerpines. bns fDnnen Die
.8liidlihen" in fleineren Stdbten
iton gebDri9 peripireu, NOS lpeuigcr
bod 5ugebt pie in Der .pinoigen
Gin.
Cine i1Dne Sllliitration fir Die
Hiidtebr Der snten Seiten. Die ia, ipic
Sbr Gae piBt, bon Den Repubiifunern
ppr Der 8ubl garantiert murben, lit
Die WaIienz Gntlaiiuna bon Irbcitern
in ben bieligen 8crfitdttcn Der Gbis
caao, Milpanfee & ct. Yaul 8 8abu.
@erabe biciclben Irbeiter. Die lid,
bur6 ihone @eripredJuugeu perlcitcn
lieben fir bns republifaniife Sifct
An ltinlmen, erpnrten jcbt nit Sebns
iuht Die Yroiperitdt, Die linen nit
Sdmeihelportcn beripro6cn poroen.
Ser neie &dpitdn bat II Die
2eitung bes Staatsi6ifics iibernoms
men. @cnn 5ait basielbe nngcs
fdbrbet an ben alippen Der n9tes
bu5icruus bes Sorif". Der ~Gomierpies
rlIng Der Taturiddbc", bcr rYrditrs
piernne Der WGlber", Der .@e9nltcS
ring Ser .ainocrarbcit", Der (pon
SDpofoten auege6euteten) nSatents
aeiebe". Der .8eiebe fir Die Berg
pcrfe Nrbeiter". fir .Nrbciters mn
Vcamtcn : Ilterspeuiionen"". Der
.8erbcNcrung bcs Y~oItoicnites" mn
.@iniiibrnna Der Sadrtpoit", ppr5cis
geltelert bat, 10 fann er ndd Gblnnl
ieiner Electromagnetic nit pouem Sna
unb Hedt Der IN Opernlte Nrus
iioent Der Neu5cit" gennnnt ipcroen.
.Sebbp~ badtc bieier Gage oabeim
in Outer Ban SplS. Cine iebr niies
liche Nrbeit. Der Der @rsYrdiiocnt nit
Gifcr oblag. Ne6enbci abcr fiibrtc
CT redt uader 0eiprdhe nit Seis
tungslcuten Die ibm auf icincn 2anoa
Iib aeiolat waren. Sic Gnbc fnnn
bas Wauicru nm cinnlal nift laiicn.
/ @ic fonntc man aud Die SGnbc -
an oic Nrt lc9en - iino - ldltpei9en.
nadbcm man iicbeu Sabre lang Ole
@eihife Der Station seleitetl .5ebbb"
Mill in geriibruna nit bent @olfe
bleibcn; benn or bGlt lid nod piel al
iuna. NM fir imntcr Der SoIitii
Ballet" geingt III bnbcn. Wieueihi
%beae8neit Su ibnl. lieber oeicr, uad
Sabr unb Sna = nid1t als HeSnfteur
bonn .Sntloof~ - nber nis Safens
Collector bon Nciu 9ort!2l "Tatf
TIE camel"
Il Il Il:
IN Solpn tnigt cine Trasc Del jebci
@eietaebnua r~egelmdBig ouf: nos
Hrnilen ? Stimmrcht. Yotiirlid W
tic nod INNER nieher nit elmer cbenir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16
Sab Saft feincn Satbplifcn fdb

SoF Sait feinen aatbpiifen fdbig
uulo lpiiroig ~befunbcu III ieincm
anbinctt 81 fungircn 9as perlangt
Niemanb. nobl nidl nidt jene IN
IN B re i en- &atbolifen. pclde 10
eiirig fir beiien g%rpdbluug nrbeites
ten. Iber uubcrieits lit and nidt 81
lcu9ncn, DnB Die republifaniihen Yolis
tifer jest Die Sorncl, bas
z h em q. 9efunoeu babeu, nit lpcls
dem ma fatboliihe Stimmcn
idcr t. lleber Die Ibl i b nun q
Der bodseitclltcn 3anblanger miro
lpobl lpiepcr cine ncite ~Storer
Iffairc", pbcr cine ionitigc uncin9c::
loitc administrations Nptc dr5 Der
airdJcnz - lies aii6en> - politif
ms gclcgcntli6 Guffldrun9 ~brinsen.
@ie?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16

8cnn DIG Srau cinen 5opi aerbridt.
Damn Gebeutet cS Slid. irenn dbsr Dem
NiemNmGb6cn oas @albcur paitiert
- si6t's 2drm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-16

IN Soma tdigt cine Tragc Del jebcr
@eiebaebnna re9~elmdBi9 auf: nas
frnueu : Stimmredt. Notiirlid III
Tic nod INNER fpiener nit elmer cbenio
rcsclnldbiscn SiGerbcit ~untcr Den
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
WILL SELL STAMPS FOR new GARAGE
w. G. Totten and Others Will
Occupy New Building at
1908 Third Avenue.
WORK is NOW UNDER WAY
Contractors Are Removing Old
Structure to Make Way for New
One-Pians of Company.

The announcement was made today
that new auto garage will soon De
buili in this city, in fact work on At
has already commenced. William c..
Totten Is 10 be the manager of, the
rev place and ii is understood that
there are several others interested IN
the project. Mr. Totten stated this
morning that the garage will be To-
Gated at 170S Third avenue. The old
house which is there now is being re-
moved and as soon as this is done,
Hudson & Collins will commence work
putting up a new and modern building
about 40 feet and will be $50 feet deep.
The building will be a one story fire.
proof, steam heated structure. made
entirely of concrete and steel.
Is Totten AUTO Company.
The company will be known as the
Iotten Automobile company and in adj
6itlon to renting. selling and taking
care of machines, a thoroughly equip
red repair shop will be installed.
There will be lathes, machine drills.
and FORCES, and in fact everything
that is needed TO repair All auto.
Three machinists will be employed ut
the shop and a space of 40 feet will
be fenced off at the rear of the shop
where they can do their work. Each
one of the machines will he run by an
individual electric motor Mr.. Totten
and Frank Lynch, a maehinist in the
employ of the Rock Island road. viii
go to Chicago in the course of the
bext few days TO purchase all the ma
chinery and the other necessary tools.
A machine for charging the batteries
rsed in electric machines will also be
installed in the garage.
The company will keep several ma
chimes for renting purposes, one of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14

Mr.. Eckhart has made a capable Of
fcer and the department was never
better conducted than under his leader
ship. }ta 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
CLUB COMMITTEES
FOR YEAR NAMED
Registration Bureau Is Discussed and
Mrs. f.. s. Hammatt Is Chosen
as the Chairman.

The executive board of the Tri-Cisy
Social Service club met Monday even
ing at the Lend-a-Hand rooms in DAY.
export for a consideration of variO.is
matters of interest to the club and its
work. and the committee appointed at
the June meeting TO work toward the
establishing of registration bureau
in the three cities. met with the board
Mrs. E. E. Hammatt. was chosen
chairman of the committee on regis
tration bureau at Monday nights meet
ing and j. ii. Hauberg secretary. The
committee to take up this work of es
tablishing a bureau of registration al
the annual meeting consists of Miss
E. NJ. Wittig and Mrs S. f. Hamma.
OF Davenport, J. H. Hauberg of Moline
and DR.. j. w. Stewart of this city
This central registration bureau will
register all delinquent and dependent
people who call on charitable organize
lions. rs
The following committee were up
pointed for the. year:
Papers and Dscussion-Miss Emile
VI. Wittig. DIR. Jennie MCGOWAN, Day
-enport: Miss Dina Ramser. Mrs. c. 7
Dugard, Rock Island; Louis o. Jahns
Mrs. ]. C. BarRhardt. Moline
, s'Press and Publicity = Miss Enm:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
River RipIets.

The Ruth was north and south and
the Quincy went north. The Helen
Blair was here from Burlington.
The stage of water was 495 at 6
a m. and at noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
SPEND THE DAY
ON THE BYLAWS
Supreme Tribunal of Tribunes
Transact Only Minor Bus
mess.
AT RECEPTION TONIGHT
RECEPTION TONIGHT
Election of Officers Held Last Eve
. ming, Most of Old staff Being
Returned.

The supreme tribunal of the Fra
ternal Tribunes spent most of today
with routine matters The entire
morning session was devoted to the
report of the committee upon num-
Der of minor changes in .the bylaws
and consideration of this subject had
not been completed. at a late hour
this afternoon. Prospects of finish
ing the business were not therefor
considered bright. inasmuch as the
members of the supreme tribunal
have accepted an invitation to attend
Joint initiation and reception in
Moline this evening and can therefor
hold no evening session.
The subject of the finances of the
organization were not brought up
but will be raised when the auditing
committee makes its report upon an
examination of the books.
Officers Are Chosen
:, Yesterday afternoon before ad-
sjourning the Tribunes took up the
election of officers. There was no
contest of any Importance and the
list remains practically intact. Robert
Rexdale. NJ. II. Sexton and II. A.
Weld of this city who have long been
officially connected with society be-
ing reelected. The officers. all chos-
en- unanimously. are:
Supreme tribune-J.e f. Mcbride
Chicago.
Vice supreme tribune L. NJ
Campbell. Peoria.
Supreme secretary-Robert Rex
dale, Rock Island.
Supreme treasurer-M. II. Sexton
Rock Island.
Supreme cOunsellor-H. A. Weld
Rock Island.
Supreme medical examiner-Dr
A. l.. Craig, Chicago.
Supreme orator-W. C. Galloway
.Aledo.
Supreme ergeant-at-arms-M
Sadie B. Miller, Chicago.
Supreme guard-John Broker
Beardstown.
Supreme sentinel-Mrs. Mary F.
Orth, .Belvidere.
Supreme trustees-P. o. Norlng
Galva: Miss Elizabeth NJ. Nees
Springfield; Fred Wilmarth. Rock
ford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
UP TO SUPERVISORS
TO HELP BOARD
Letter From the County Board of
Review Is Sent Out Asking for
Assistance in Work.

In letter sent today by the board
Of review to each of the members Of
The board of supervisors, a list of the
personal tax assessments in each town
ship is given, and the supervisors are
asked to examine these carefully and
report any omissions to the board OF
review. The members of the board Of
review explain that the supervisors are
in position to give valuable service
In the matter The board of review
calls attention to the fact that since
the supervisors have adopted so many
resolutions on the subject, they SHOULD
be willing TO give all the assistance in
their power in carrying out the re
guests of the supervisors. The letter
states that large increase in the
assessments will likely result from the
effort 10 carefully scrutinize the schei-
Res
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
the garage is to be built is owned by
C. A. Rooster OF Davenport and the
Totten company has taken long
lease of it.
HUNTOON PAYS FINE
OF $40 AND COSTS
Moline Auto .Speeder Whose Car Was
Wrecked, Is Let on Easy-Run-
away Sent Home.

George T.. Huntoon of Moline, the
auto speeder who wrecked his car in
an accident last Sunday, was arraigned
before Magistrate c. j. Smith last eve
ming and fined $40 and costs on the
charge of exceeding the speed limit,
Edward Marlatt, the Hammond, In l.,
youth who ran away from home, was.
sent back 10 his home last night
Transportation was sent for him by
his parents and the police saw that
Re got aboard train bound for Chi
cage. where he will change for Ham
mond. The boy is satisfied that ne
made a grave mistake in leaving home
He was induced to run away by man
with whom he had been employed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
LOCAL MAN QUITS
TREASURER'S JOB
DIR. l.. q. Abrahamson Resigns as Of
ficer of Illinois Conference of
Lutheran Church.

The active board of the Illinois con-
ference of the Lutheran church has
been called 10 meet at Chicago Friday
morning for the purpose of acting on
the resignation of DR.. l.. G.. Abraham
son of this city as treasurer of the
conference Dr. AbrahamsOn has ten
dered his resignation, effective at once
10 President Under of the conference.
He has been treasurer for five years.
Recently DR.. Abrahamson became the
editor of the official organ of the synod,
Augustana. and his increased duties
are understood to be the reason for
his resignation as treasurer. The
board at the session Friday morning
will name a temporary or acting treas
urer-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14

Hedin, Davenport; j. II. Hauberg. Mo-
line; Writ Taylor, Rock Island. .
Room and Supper-Miss Eva Shaw,
Davenport. Dr., Estella G. Norman.
Moline; Mrs. Belle Jones. Rock Island.
Rev. R. K Atkinson of Davenport
will speak at Moline chautauqua Sat
urday evening, July 81, on Play
grounds The lecture will be illus
trated very fully with slides furnished
by the Playground Association Of
America
The first meeting of the year will be
Eeld at the Orphans home Davenport.
Sept. 90. There will be picnic supper
OH the lawn followed by program of
talks in the auditorium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Visiting Nurse Association Ar
ranges to Dispose of Amer
lean Red Cross Stickers.
DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
Proceeds Go 10 Very Worthy Institu.
ton and Cause-Nurse Submits
Report for Month.

The members of the Visiting Nurse
association have decided TO take up
tie sale OF the American Red Cross
stamps at the holidays. The sale of
The stamps is for the purpose of rails
ing funds for the care of tuberculosis
PATIENTS and for the prevention of tr-
berculosis. These stamps are marked
ygith the Red Cross name and the
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year wish and are used for marking
all holiday letters and gifts. The sale
handsome returns which are well
taken care of. The sale of the STAN ps
by the Visiting Nurse association viii
undoubtedly be large and profitable.
Nurse Makes Report.
AT the meeting of the Visiting Nurse
association, Miss Margaret Giles, the
visiting nurse, submitted her report
70" the month of June She made 167
calls under u different physicians rs
follows: Drs J. c. Souders, F. d.
Faul. w. d. Sniyely. J. E. Assay, E. NJ
S<ala, " A. Bergland. B. J. Lachner
f. Bradford, G. l.. Eyster Louis Os-
from, W. Fl. Ludewig and Carlton of
Aoline. Donations during the month
were received from the following
Mesdames Allan Welch, Holdorf. Hun
toon, s. Levi. Writ Taylor, Frank Har
rlngton, Zimmerman. Frank Cochran
Hill, II. ID. Mack, ingalls,. Colburn, G
II. Sherwood. W. E. Rogers. S. Rogers
and Mrs. Davis and the Y. l.. A. OF
Spencer Memorial church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
MAYOR LET'S 0UI
CHIEF OF POLICE
Louis v. Eckhart, Jr., Dis
charged Without Reason
Being Stated.
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE.
Mayor Announces That He Will Per-
sonaIly Take Charge of De- =
partment Temporarily.

Mayor McCaskrins this afternoon
banded Chief Of Police Louis " EeiS-
hart. .Jr. the blue envelope. Mr.. Eek
hart. who was appointed by Mayer
Saaffer at the beginning Of the latter's
administration, had continued to hold
the Office under the new mayor with
cut being reappointed
Mayor in Charge.
Mayor McCaskrin, seen late this af-
ternoon. stated that he did not care to
discuss the dismissal. of the chief
Asked who would be placed in charge
of the department. he replied that he
himself would temporarily take charge
of the police He declined TO discuss
the matter further.
The letter to Mr.. Eckhart apprising
Lin OF his discharge was a simple
statement that his official connection
with the department would cease from
the time of receiving the communica-
ton. No reasons were given and Mr..
Eckhart states he is not conscious nf
having given offense In any manner.
Made Good Record.
Mr. Eckhart has made capable of.
fcer and the department was never
tpfter conducted ,han ,iudar his laa7inr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14

them being a limousine ear and the
ether big :fouring car of the usual
design. capable OF seating seven PEG
pie. A speciality will be made of TAX
ing care of automobiles which are
placed in the garage as "boarders. =
VIII Rent Machines.
The contract with the builders. CALI;
for the completion of building ii5s:o
days and Mr.. 'Totten expects to have
the garage ready for serving the public
hy September /. The land on which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Rheumatism Cured In a Day.

DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia radically cures IN
one to three days. It's action upon the
system is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
frst dose greatly benefits. rs cents
and 81. Sold by Otto Grotjan. 1901
Second avenue, Rock Island; Gust
Svhlegel & Son, 220 West Second
street, Davenport.