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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
SAWS BURGESS KILLED HIMSELF

Or Timothy n. Lehane, corouer's physl-
clan reported 10 Coroner WinterbOttOm
YESTERDAY that he believed William Burgess
caretaker Of the Brook estate at InwOod.
whose. body was found in his little shanty
Sunday. committed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
Directors Men of Fame.

The board Of scientific directors. which
will have full control of the activity OF
the institute, consists Of men who have
the highest standing in the profession
Or T. Mitchell Prudden is a graduate
of Yale He was director Of the histology
cal. pathological and ARCHAEOLOGICAL lab
oratories Of Columbia University from
1899 to 1909 and has been a director Of
the Rockefeller Institute since 1901
DR.. 1. Emmett Holt has made spe-
cialty Of chiIdren's diseases, and he holds
professorships relating TO that branch Of
medical work in several institutions in
this city.
DR.. Christian A. Herter is a graduate
OF the Columbia College of Physicians
and Surgeons. He held the professor
ship Of pathological chemistry in New
York University. and since 1903 has
been professor Of pharmaCology and
therapeutics at Columbia.
Dr. Simon FIexner holds degrees from
the University of Knoxville. Johns Hop
kins and the universities of Berlin and
Strasburg He became interested IN
cerebro-spinal meningitis at the time or
the epidemic in 1904, and had no small
success in finding serum capable OF
coping with the disease
Dr. Herman NJ Biggs was appointed
general medical officer for the New York
Health Department in 1901 and later
was elected president of the National
Association for the Prevention Of Tuber-
cuIosis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
Mr.. ROCKEFELLER'S GIFT
Continued from first page

about seventy patients. They will be
selected to enable the physicians of the
institution to study particular diseases
on the combating of which all their
strength and ability will be concentrated
Only small group of diseases will be
included at a time. so as to permit thor
ough concentration. As a result of this
arrangement the patient will get the
best treatment and the benefit of the
most up-to-date medical information.
Limit of Institutes Work.
Up to the present time the work of
the Rockefeller Institute was confined
to laboratory studies Of physiological and
chemical aspects of diseases and to surg
tcal and other problems that could be
studied on animals
The need for the direct study of dis
eases under conditions that would per-
nit the most minute and accurate OBJ
servations with the aid Of a most com
prehensive equipment led to the founda-
ton Of the hospital. The physicians OF
the institute VIII devote all their time
and energy to the cure Of the sick in
trusted to their care. They will not
engage in outside practice, but instead
of being compelled to treat almost every
kind of disease, as in a general hospital
they will concentrate on a few ailments
without being diverted by attending TO
others.
The hospital will have physiological
chemical and biological Laboratories TO
supplement- those Of like nature in the
institute. The laboratories Of the hos
pital will be devoted 10 Investigations
bearing on the diseases under treatment
while the laboratories Of the institute
will continue their Investigations as con-
Quoted at present. Any discovery of a
new remedy in the laboratory of the
institute will be Immediately available
TO the hospital. and constant cO-opera-
ton of the two divisions will be assured
The medical staff of the hospital VIII
consist of the director. DR.. Rufus J. Cole
formerly of Johns Hopkins University
Dr.. Christian A Herter, DR. G. c ROD
inson and four internes. Drs. Draper
Swift. Marks and Peabody. The diseases
TO be admitted 10 the hospital at its
opening to patients on Thursday will be
infantiIe paralysis. pneumonia and heart
disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03

u THs 'uIroE ~ rHI s,N ~ o, the -
called American ssnse ~ coasung Totally WITH
OFT vaTant eontem porsry reecnVy sIs
gested' Trace - nark - - root. COST noun,
shich a. ~ Moray puts ". means me side nj
the and. seaside cogntry side and IN rspre
SEATING the reneh ooie. hillside sore ~
rtNity
Hence 70 shde down ross' ~ h,lIsirs j. au,,s
ncrmissihl~ n = not an Nmsricanisn. for N
roast In ne sense IN 90 froNe Nv the side ~
border NJ IL '-ry Old Tngnsh Milton In Psra
dise Lost describes satan ~ ~oAsung the wall
% heaven On this side n,Gbi.- byt a. spphed n
me side ~ rosd the voTd sn,edAiss Milton nv
more thsn Two cenWres Ur Murray cites a.
authority for TITS use ths rilgrmAee ~ 81
Nanhods idsts about itao. o. MS ina
oun Of me wsyss cos'ed m the eft half ana m.
oothsr m the m, hsh Brende In iAa IN MI,
Iir'lgs wrote he Eotte into the tovne ana
cnAsynge along the vsilss rars unto the ra'sr-
ShsTe the kynGr vss
There q plenty ~ utsrarv au'hori'y for coss,.
inE - used In re in!'sd states and i's ~. here
. idenee ~ isndcnry 10 presertr N, language
IN its pristine Vigof LVNtrnrH ,Psy-
NV N"tE September !;
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". SenezelOS.

Tn" Ottoman Government m remon-
Stratlng against the election ~ VI. VEN
EZELOs Ia the Greek National Assembly
adds a new phase 20 the old dispute over
Crete. II holds that as he has been tho
most active ~ tho Cretan leaders his
election TO the Assembly and his proba-
bic selection for the Premiership would
not work for the pacification Of the
island or the amicable settlement Of the
question.
The case ~ VI. VENFZEIos ~ peculiar
IN that his rights ~ citizenship may be
questioned under the Greek Constitu-
ton. and the adyisability 81 his taking
a seat IN the Assembly may under tho
present tense situation call for dipIo-
matte action. He was elected nv an
overw helming majority. not a. a repre-
sentative from Crete. but from Attica
In spite NJ his recognized ability. the
controlling factor m his election was no
doubt the fact thai 10 the Greeks he
represented more than any other man
the patriotic IDEAL ~ the annexation NJ
he island. The Ottoman Government,
filed a protest 90 his candidatuPe. That
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Iu 80 iDiTus ~ TAI So ~ NJ
huu--N-lt - isnoran' % american ih-ori--
uf government bot -Dns friend shouiti
remind HIM ihat M. Nss NOrk bakers cas-
"f which h- "omplain- ~as an instance IT
state legislation uhich NJ Roosevelt de-
are. turned down by thai national control
he would establish. aud thst The decision
90 ssit vas based upon the Faurteenth
Nmeudmsot n h- - IN favor 81 ths repeal
81 Tho amendment b.. -hould say - snd not
blame the supreme court for applying 30
he Fourteenth Amendment ss~ Repub-
bean measure de-, ed nv Republicans and
forced upon pEMr. EsIs
Et-TuN Sspfsmhsr
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To TVS rpuoP ~ THr ~r> ~ Tho o.hc-
dAy Nhtle tasnE rAmtie Sors 10, out ~ = Nv
YORK ! came seross spectsc's ~ m pi~as-d -
ssu amused
~ sor~ distance fron me road vsS huge
rnsoie Tree. Ynd~r witch Vete gathered an =
Ufteen ~ tSe7ty people. not counting tvo nj
or~d attendance SKY terrier win white hos
around rs meet sone cats. rhicErns and ducks
shlle ssN eraI horses and cows looIed over mo
fence ~ me proceedings ~ W.. rustic v~d
ding
inc nin,stsr looked scAT'eiy more han hoy ne
Bridegroom about =. and the bride say sweet AID
~ Inc prospect,e benedict Kept MS arm around
his svsefhcarta waist al tho time. ard Aissed
her The close % the ceremony N most unor no
doA ami unfashionahle way. while th- l~st man
and TAid Of honoT looked ,hyiy a. earh other
evidently wondering Nhe'hcr they ought TO dn
hksWIse
II uas All very pretty. snd vent sway ,hinkins
that u ! ever had time IN get marred : would
rather have the eeremony performed In mat IA
conventional manner thhn al the hn~si church on
RIM Avenus. SSFriaus
Nv NOHE september
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10 80 rhu-~n %. siTh . arg mafuri't
a ..f-,i o. o "frrl ..fu-f ~ ~ 'f"'s'-.
.irrH uf r- rlTsl--r f.r--t tni fh- zrn
.rtI .nfa-f rr rHoTu tnd sr~rEh'tri
a,Ir.=-z pf Hs'i.s0.. uoHfH"s
lHr ulfs-I .1H Of rtf ounufy r fFH Utfu.
utr tmrfrr has tIsHr- .-.-u f.ii.. :
'u .Ha co. drrfiI wIrd ~" t-srrf Iou
f.1f 70 lrvFfFtfss .a en- tHt1uan -iIh-
.rrf ss.'ts ID, '- fntir,iri uron mo aofn-
sHt. rrsrI-fsr .b-frns uf nrss an
uffofrtp ust.- tn Uttouan ~ -
longs 90 rho f's--s rssr ant ~ ror-isi~rs
r.u-s.'f 90 ,rfisruftbIv Gr-~s ritl-
Hsr - ftfhar Hs .tFs ob'atn-,i Tho
rEr'a Hf Gree. rItioual.tv mi a.
.huulH r 1853 .r .ur s..Jusr,s - q MAR
.agr sffr t.afsu 'H. Turkish Gov
rruWHuf rrgar.lH. E.m - en- ottoman
-uhi~'f nrb "yrf~,i bum for seventeen
wears OIL. trH". .fy.n-b.p 49, M,
tff"rv trli rorfszf.sI
Speak ing further urpr 'br. ra,r' VI
'fNfFFfu~ ps"..
H-rg r"s-. .. .rn ur,sf r. s,..-r uon
'.'u no ...--. -sruuas .s -,p.arsi u-~s,.- 0
30 ra. F.aH .s s.ps sane - isfrrsalr ruu "a
..- "r. .r. uuf Hua-rs 's.I foes 4st Ir.rI, nat
-nr- ur H. .pHsss - aI.u.' 49, Ip..sy has
'-fH. 10 .r.r.ErH- H .H., rsu-- -,srfHsi~s.
ir.. .rp.sHBH'r 'rt. bal ,rr-rts.. ass
Nir,' then however. he be-. gwen NJ
indication uf WitbdrtW and hi< only
statement dgrtug tho dis,u--,uu - ~
probable SELECTION a. Premier has been
- di-. laim Nh. anti -dVnAStic sentiments
attributed ~ him. Ons - the effects
u hi~ election has been M. renewal of
No" h"Ncntt On Greek goods throughout
Turkey and m" threatened expulsion
10 tr,''N- from Saluuica Will. the
lurki-h t'uv"rumrrf promised 10 make
an "n"rf 10 r"m,,lv 'h'.~' abuses " at
n" >am" time hlri NONCOMPLIANCE
against 'h" recognition bv Greece -
tho trr'Iu ."id"r~ ud"r the" err
CIm~'aur"- Do - hu' natural that the
urNI~h Government should rrfil-.
diplomatic r"lati,'~ with Government
"f when VI Nt>tIEIoS l. the. head
Ih" future ui t,rrrcr under ht- Premier
ship i- certainly not assuring. ms man
n"r aud mrth",i- ar. not hkciv - effect
an Improvement m Greek pohtic- while
the cans" Tor which hr stands promises
10 keep ~" country constantly m the /
shadow 10 war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03

Geo tsE tUIluH ~ TAI So - la the
~ariy days 81 lohn Adam-s administration
Washington wrote his friend Oliver wol-
cor Secretary ~ the Treasury, = letter IN
which after sdvertins briefly 20 public
anairs he aid For myself. having turned
ASIDE from the broad Nalk- Of political into
he marrow paths ~ private life I shall
leave u Nt'h those Nho@> duty ~ - 90 con
~d~r -lbIects Of this -ort. and. a. every
good CitIlsn ought To do, conform to what
-oever The ruling powers shsll decide
IrvtnE- Iifs Of Washington. volume '
chapter ~ hfth paragraph h
NV lUrk September
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.eup.nc,sr. In Ch,.... s-rs-r-.
F-orn ~, N,r io's m,sr--i ,os,7a'.

F'0r1 M Neg l0's hsfi ~ 'oGr7n'.
Woodrut Illustrations are AIGays IN circulation
and used 10 educate ana refresh the memory
where ne~essar'. which Indicate ire positions ~
me ricc," points ~ punCure ard thsss are found
- ~ numerous and b. no means 'Ar between.
The operauon Of Arupunrturs appears 70 hay-
hren Tor untold sgts the sTrAt tIrEicsl procedure
~ The Chinese Innit~ and 10, population. n has
heen en- rlo, ed With cqust confidence snd pnomp'
'uds In the treatment ~ f'Nr'grs A1i Of constlrs
ton. ~ orhthaIr1is ard ~ chnieTs' - to ,srv
rsr~nt tine, here stood IN me Imperial Collsg.
~ Medicine ~ Irai1 . hrpnye TAnnikln FURNISHED
with = nurrrrr ~ small hoies corresponding 20
the r~,pestiy~ ros'ons 81 the favored points -
punrturc IN tho surface ~ the human body. 80
NJ ruaHntnE surgical examination The candida
~, rlar~d before This msnnikin. which -
pre, ,nusly herr rred With papor. ana hs 49,
required 10 pass his needle through the race
into th~ nalc~ prescribed for me treatment of ssy
disease named nv ne examiner ArruTats N
Vas positive proof ~ trustworthy snouledgei
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r- .ss.s fol. ss.-.-f .s s- .-f .s-F Dol.
- aH.H. .H H#H #s.H.... goo .. 80 ..sr-|
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TH.- - r. rrrrrfsI .ls,.ra ,r ..f pho
..f.rtf. tribunal 10 .lufs. btrs Hr.r
-.... rsrr- pr.I w. rsr.i.r-sl ~ 'E'' .'.'.
. Nnrslts .. t.Iurt.iu o. 81 Hn ..-
t-stbl@ peek % fh~ way 81 frs now
rt'f"raI-w sHfrh ,"Isu-I HuussyFf
pol rnw urrrrraz r.. ta mul'ttusi'- Dr.
- 'Hr.iirr,f tr-s-r OF rs ~uursrr" Hrrf
% rrur-. ui yIpurug- from Dr.Hrr.
E,s-tyFtr fnruth tud 90 r.nruurf-,t
rabuts OF .mpa--,uu'i rp'uu,,-IJrup Iy
H.- Zen uu ff.' ~ -u-iYu ul A'.Hrt.
..FNrr Nh.rss-r ',,'--ary
Ih.' uIi na'fouaIfsfn -fau,i- until f..
new ul'iorlli-u' h.,uuis- uIrf Of If
DO, that r-glr'lr pru,,-- 81 of.-t.frlr. pui|
amendment NhIrh th. uld uittuua sul
ur,.-,r.ba- " tulorrl Ruu~tystr ha.
100 ,.,W thus dnruit aud slow rro.---
Null- yo,If-rou-ly calling FOR ra,ii,al
hangs m orr system Of government
h" within h,- ~ ht- b'It h- i no'
't.kiug about that aspect of III" matter
u what = 10 hi- mind - a shorter route
- IN" new nai,onal,-m' M" passage
from has O-awatom,- sg--,h quoted
lhov, = RUBBISH
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AOse,s,Ien from seAnI.r

To TINS tpIToR oT THT SuN Sr An editora
aruclr IN rHE SvV speaks Of Sehilier's dlcurr ira
ne appearance should never he allowed 70 equa
res1'' for me triumph ~ nature vii result IN M
d sspps.ranc~ ~ ar : friend % mine vha d,
widsy snd dssTD ,ers-d ~ German Htsts ,Ire
confessed mat this as something usV 80 MN,
and that Apart from th- eoutSSt vn'ch ~ lark ed
u Sss not enGrey clear
ne mads search through As,thst.che ~. rfe
sud ehsr hnruth md Wufrs SithoYi dssir~
result nut SIN pleasure rrtheess fct ne tel,
re tha' the sNis Of thss- votss Il nothing shor'
% naGnlncsIt although perhap. little hea,y
serortiing ~ the presen, Gernan standard WI
yov, then. kindly give us toe citation I an r.
n inded ~ schiller lines
nd swtschen Tug und WAhrh~it sch aebel
JriEi Suelfslnd lefe Brtis, una bebe'.
Nnd nO~ between deception ard Inc truth
RAch breast - shAsing In suspense and doubt
nv yeas Sepiemb~r: r FIUEaEL
The lines referred to are
Der Schein solI nls die ptrshchkeit srrslcrsn
Z nd slegt Na'ur nuss die kunst entvei~hsr
They are found in the poem IN Goethe :
The foloNIng lines are
u~nn A.f dem brs,tsrnen Gerusi der Sgsne
N ~ ein~ tdsslwrt sufgetsn
N,ch's - - vahr md StTEHch ais DE Trans
ne Rubrung rTht ~ seinem SinnsnWarn
NIfrIrhug tst de Nahr- NslpOnens
~Is sHndigt niehts a. zinc rsbel an
nd vei,s dprrh uef~ Wahrnst ~ cn'surssn
me FsIsch~ s'e'I' soh Sshr ~ ~ h~rucEsn.
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nocPutTy

F,o1l Journal - ~, NsE ) o'S Bs'aHrai G1'fs-,
FOR several year. - stem % personal Guidans'
Of visitors aprly Ing for sIrh attention has hesn
In prAruce At the NeW \ ork RotanicaI Garden 20
BronX Par NIds and gardeners from uu's 70
time have been detailed for ths Work ard me
results have heen such that N. hoard Of nlAn.
ayers hsS authorized the dire tor IN rhisf -
simplify n through the appointment Of an orr
znoWn A. dO-snr and tc conrentrats the vor.
IN fls hands ~ RHiton has aUpoin -
Percy Wilson 10 ne p,SI ton Tire doreni 90.
49,, - Tor time A. administrative assistant %
yhe dire, tof in chirf
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HE Dram N ~

From ~ rommsrc'ii TrarsHs', Magma.
prlmmerS seldom rrsy murh pay their '.''
usually hate shsrs dodge touchr, haSsvs
hearts aulcL Wit much nerve and rnorr cou-sE'
hut are born srorrrs The, have good mrrrar. r.
rnuch hun1or and = fund Of stories limited %. 49,
uu'r Tho can prcarh = sermon lead 10 pre- .
tlme horse race. umpire hail game Wate /,
stump srscrh and have IN opinion iron e,rH
snovn sui rrt from prgcnEhts to me ncb' Ar
b, pothr~is.
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The Cater

Pom "s Aws1trR THHo' drs Curs'
10 cIttcr cr met his equal ne soud H-rT
get over b. The reason h~ mansRss ouorry
along berause he thinks he u the only ons
Onre To- = while you fnd a really great c'.uer'
he ~ more than = tailor BE T. aiso = mas
u az r8''sys uA> 's'E wise ~r-s f.--7--
clothes thry would MAKE r'0re ~ ar -rrsssion
why n that No cutter nitn ne br,z-n shoufsr
IN his coat talks tNe most on boz 70 prcvsas
broken ahouiders1
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% PaSS Ia AgItate.

To- INV IrtruR ~ THF StN ST. What
viii the common, ordinary man do 10 tbs
Judges whom his ION ~ harvard eN-rres-
dent 81 assaults and ,'Ihes thsm'
surely Bryan - piksr. and % pays 70
Agrate EDwiN WARREN.
LyNS. Mass. september
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prsEnan' ~ HUMAN hnvsuu-u. - ~
MN d~rrv and di-parass r. ~ sp~-.
uiais fi'xmstirsiiy Bl-ut - fitIre I-.i
~ h- rs,nfDundesi ~ the srh.svsru~nt
sf e. dtr
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The nriHli--T q sz=-z 20 rh1i=rs IN RE
80 hnd q isssths ansi ,ii-srr-s- ~her- u b.
rrsvHl-nt 10 .ur-ly Er-stsr than th- zen.
'rrrt a~-psteh~- uhich ths RUSSIAN ga
'h"rtti-s ailnu 20 lass dtsrios- ~ far
ms .sason howsvsr u has only app~sr,.,i
''itsifi- - Rt-siN in q rr-trirts'i ares "a
~ Nirtatic c0a-t - Italy and ~ spsnrlar.
and po--ihly snn- Polish DISTRICTS IN Pr,Is-
80 neither region h-tns NJ 'hs rnain tracks
q travel
Unless ne s~ather should 10 arnor-
1'ally hot IN September the German AMI
italian h~sIth authorities are psrfectly
cump~ten' 18th VI. improved mosisrn
sanitary regulation and Tho autocra,ic
methods prevalent in h"th cu,intri-- To-
stamp ott cholsga
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Laugh and the world laughs vith you
MAJ be quite common sense.
But people lie n better
n they tH;iie a. your e1penss.
-
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ne r-srb rrrp n tsr--v way - TO-.
urr irfi 40 rnhtir-si rrrr - un.,Irrs- =ssi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
Tax Sale Notice.

State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-sS:
To John Freers (the person in whose
name taxed or assessed) and Minnie
Freers (the owners or parties inter
ested).
Notice is hereby given, as required
by the statutes Of said state Of Illinois.
in such case made and provided, that on
the 9Th day Of June. A. d. 1908, at n
public sale, by the county collector of
said county of Rock Island. of lands
and lots against which judgment was
rendered for delinquent taxes, special
assessments and costs authorized by the
laws of said state of Illinois. Wallace
TrCichler purchased the east 2S.74 acres,
south 1870 acres, of south 10S.20 east
of slough, fractional swA of section
49, in township 16. north, range 6, west
of the Fourth principal meridian. situ-
ated in SAID county OF Rock Island, and
state of Illinois, and paid therefor the
amount of said judgment on said above
described real estate; the above de-
scribed real estate was taxed, specially
assessed for the year A d. 1907 in the
name of John Freers. that the time
of redemption of said described real
estate from said purchase at said sale
will expire on the 9Th day OF June,
A. d. 1910, -
WALLACE TREICHLER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04

State of Illinois. Rock Island coun-
ty-ss:
In the Circuit Court OF said county
TO the May term. A. d. 1910. In
Chancery.
George A. Lyon trustee. In bank
ruptcy Of the estate OF Josiah L. Rob
inson, complainant. VS.. Josiah L. ROB-
inson, Ada Stone Robinson, Mutual
Wheel company, a corporation; Fred J.
KRAFT: L. @. Willis trustee In bank
ruptcy OF the estate of Robtnson-Miller
company, a corporation. and william
E. Fry. trustee in bankruptcy OF the
estate of Robinson Manufacturing COM
pany, a corporation, defendants.
To Fred j. Kraft. Josiah L. Robin
SON. Ada stone Robinson, L. @. Willis,
Robinson-Milier company q corpora
tion.
You and each OF you will take notice
that the above entitled cause 10 now
pending in said court against you and
the other defendants: that an alias
summonS in chancery has been issued
by the clerk OF said court against you
and each Of you implicated with the
other defendants above named directed
to the sheriff of Rock Island county. TO
execute. returnable to the May term, A.
holden at the court house in the city
OF Rock Island. in said county. on the
first Monday of May next, at which
time and place you and each OF you
will appear. plead. answer or demur 70
said bill in chancery In said court filed.
Bowersock g. Hall, and Jackson, Hurst
& Stafford, compliments solicitors.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. Feb. IL.
1910. GEORGE w. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
sweeney & walker. attorney
Masters Sale.

State of illinois, Rock Island Coun-
In the Circuit Court IN Chancery.
Foreclosure. General No 1858
Edward H. Guyer, complainant vs.
Neal Meenan, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a decree OF said court, entered in the
above entitled cause. on the oath day of
January, "A D. 1910, shall, on Tuesday,
the 22nd day of February. A ID. 1910
at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, at the east door OF the court
house in the city 0 Rock Island. In
said county of Rock Island, to satisfy
said decree, sell at public vendue, TO
the highest bidder for cash in hand the
certain parcels of land situate in the
county of Rock Island and state Of Illi-
nois, known and described as folloWs.
to-wit:
Lots ten CIo) and eleven (11). in block
three CD, in College Heights addition
to the city of Rock Island, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient TO satisfy
the amount OF money hereinbefore ad-
judged to be due to the complainant
with interest thereon from the 18th day
of January, A. d. 1910. the date OF said
masters report, and the costs In this
case, and which may be sold separately
without material injury TO the parties
Interested.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill, this s1st
day of January, A d. 1910.
JOSEPH L HAAS.
Master IN Chancery. Rock Island Coun-
ty, Illinois.
Edward H. Guyer. complainanfs So
licitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
Tax sale Notice.

State of Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss:
To Minnie Freers (the person in whose
name taxed or assessed) and Minnie
Freers (the owners or parties inter-
ested).
Notice IS hereby given. as required
by the statutes of said state OF Illinois.
in such case made and provided. that on
the 9Th day OF June. A. d. 1908. at a
public sale. by the county collector OF
said county of Rock Island. OF lands
and lots against which judgment was
rendered for delinquent taxes, special
assessments and costs authorized by the
laws OF said state OF Illinois. Wallace
Treichler purchased east 80 acres, OF
south 81 acres, fractional swA OF section
20, IN township 10 north range 8 west
of the Fourth principal meridian. situ-
ated IN said Ct dnty of Rock Island, and
state OF Illinois. and paid therefor tho
amount of said Judgment on said above
described real estate; the above de-
scribed real estate was taxed. specially
assessed for the year A. u. 1907 IN the
name or Minnie Freers that the time
OF redemption OF said described real
estate from said purchase at said sale
Will expire on the eth day OF June,
WALLACE TREICTTLER