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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
arou Wlortha 9uhonon User.

- Grau Marthd 9uhanon iibers
trug an 5rau 6. Reio Burlington
Cots go. 1873 unb 189 In Der GrIdns
ger Subbtpiiion, 200 5ub 5ront an
Der WeItieite Der Commonwealth ape.
in grlanger, fir 81. - 2aprence ).
S'Meuru iibertruQ on emma 9Boob
0reBmaun cine Got an Der Sitieite
Der MdbiIon 2tpe., 2055uB iiiblih Der
SiioneItede Der Is. uno MaoiionAoe.,
25 b%i 90 SUB 81.
- sSn Der geItern Nbeno obaehaltss
nen 8srIammlung bes StaOtraths te@
rihtete Sobn SIeamann, S3078.27 an
riidItdnoioen Stsuern oereinnabmt ju
BADEN. Sin 8eiuh, bic 2lusp 3tpiihen
Der 4. uno 5. Strabe uno 9ltaotIon
2lpenue uno Scott Strabe nit Bad
iteiHen gu pflaitern, lpuroe an nds
GOmmtttee fir WtitteI unb Wsge per-
nieisn. Der Staots5oliSitor 1pu1os
initruirt, Die Strabsnbabn So. gu tr'
iuhen, mebr Gurs fabren 5u IaNer.
Rehrungsn i'm 9etrdge pon $23, ,9S4
nuroen oenehnriot. StraBenbonO.
gum 9etraqe BON $4,000 puroen aufs
oetuuFt. Die CdtIano Qpsnue, 3'pis
iten Der Ct. 2ouiS Sirdbe uRo Del
mare 2toenue, ioQ nit gaditeinsn 5:s
pHditert iDer0en.
- 6arIep Qope uno JrI. Ru!6
Gdpc9ler, beiDe ppn SuosGopinqton,
QLdubten lire Treunbe IRE su fiihrc1
unD erIdnq.eu am !. Tsbruar etnen
S1etratbsItsin uno tpurbsn bon Reo.
r. Z. 9Iadburn qe!ruut. Der grdus
tjQom ionobl als bic grdut begaben
iim barouF nof ihren reIp. GItsruipobs
nurqer, als pb lie niht qeebelit1t isisa.
2tls lie nun geiterr Beios pIoBIid cine
&eiIe dutraten, ipuroen bic 5reunGe
nufmsrtIam unb lperbsn BEN padrc,
iobaIo ss Oon 6untirgton, 20. ga,
3uriittommt, cine llsbtrrafhung bes
reiten.
- 8eitern 3u friiher Stunos itQv5
Trau 4nra Marp 20tfsr, geborene
8rinIsr. i'm glltsr ron 73 oSdbrsu in
ibrer Wohnur1, Ro. 36 gite StraFt.
Die 9srblinene ipuroe am %. Sanudr
1897 in SeuirQsbauisn, SirhIpiei
Shpogsoorf, amt Tiiritsuau, qrcs
oin3 6arnoper, gsbortN uub fam im
slohre 1914 nah glmsrita. om Sabre
1860 berbsiratbste ije ith nit ibr.m
tie iiberle6enoen 8ottsn uno sntiprois
fen aus Der 6be 20 ginber. Die Der
bIitsne mar Elm WittoIieo bss Srdu:r.
0eretns Der Wtutter Gottes 0emeinoe
uno BEG Ct. GIiidbetb Soipitci
Irnuene@ersjns. Ttr 8atte, 10 gins
Der, - Grtel unb 2 llrentsl betroucrI
ben 8erIuit. 4m 90. Sauuar 1909
feterte iie bic goIoens iood3sit. sic
por cine quite Wlutter. cine eifrige
GbriItin uuo cine CUTE osutihe 6auss
frau. 3os gsi6enbssdngniB fiRbet
an mittpoh Utoraen I'm 7.30 llbr
BON 2rauerbauis aus itdt: uro miro
bic ftsrbIite 6Uqs bon Der Muttsrgot'
tee 9irte aug auf hsm neusn mutte-s
gottes 5rieobof beeroigt.
- Tbomas Suuipar, GrsStdot.
rat6EmitgIteo, tpurbe Qsiftrn Qahmits
tag pou ben GourtpzSommiFdrsu gum
2lrmeraufieber an StsQe bon So5n
ReeTe ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

NIT orei onoersn 4rbeiitrn nomit be-
'tdftigt, eintn Wagsn nit gretttrn
5n bsIaoen, aIs otr 6oIslauien, auf
ipelhem er itauo. pl1blit ins Rutiden
gsrietb unb umiitl. Rnan gtrieib uns
ter bic gr,tisr uno mar. oIs man ibn
berpor3og, bersits toot. Der Goronsr
iuuros tenahrifiiet, unb bic asife
iuuroe nah Der Worgne as6raft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Qlls Der ;foIl pom eeNfTe gDoqner

glls ber sSall BON eSeiIe Wagner
i'm Staotseriht dufserufsn ipurbs,
mo4te bieier sine IsniationeIls ausfaz
se, inbem er ben Gr polisiiten Sbus
Iein beftnlbtete, paB er dngeblid
5iibner, 8dnis urb gnten Ron ibm
getduft, trobbem er ssipuBt babe, oaB
oieieIben eeitoblen lparen. Rihter 9us
ten erIieB etnen 6aftsbefebI geetn
S6uIein uno bieier puroe bon benz
ppIi5iiten 5ofF eiraebradIt. Wdgnsr
itabI 6iibner bon Otto SOefIe uno W.
6oeef9.
Or. Sambero, Der feline Office
i'm Woolidd 8ebdube bot, bsrihtste in
Der poIiSeiItation, bab Elm Shutbdn=
Der Sauitrer ibm ieinen llsberSiebsr
aus Der Office gsItoFIen babe.
- Charles srapp. SObn bon Gsorg
3rapp, itarb eeiterr in isinsr QDob-
nuna an Der MIsrunoria qite i'm als
ter BON 80 eyabren.
am Mittipoh, 16. Wldrs, ipiro
in Der 1T. 56omas 6aruiion Der srIte
rFieIo Dan" dbqeb'lten. QtblstiIte
Spiele uip. itsber auf pemQrDarlmm.
preiis i'm Mtrtbe ron $50 purosn
ous9sIeBt.
- Der Soloat Georg q. Gee aion
bon Der Sompoene 6 bes 2. Snfanies
rieregiments in 1t. T6omas, tpsltsr
bem Sorpprul goiparqted brsi rusrths
pole WenaiLlen tabI bat nod imner
niht gsitanosn, ,lpp iit) ous brittsabssis
den befinbtt. Geitern 4benn nun
fanosu SoIo1ten oaTsibe unter aiitsu
i'm gaiement Der Gompagnit 6. total
ssrIhIaesn. Die Wteo1ius bate sinen
Wertb bon $125.
gsiibtiteI 9erdnheruEgen:
Wap u. Roasrs an Rora 9. Wdrs,
Cots 20. /, 2 uro 3 in Der Saplpr
Grben aboiiipn an Der Siiotpefiede
Der 2inhen unb s. S:rabs, ST uifp.--
SbaIsr Bern an 6 brittle 9ahI. Got an
Der Smmsrgriin 4oe., nproIih Der
Grtaro Ctr. 81 uigp.
- Gbefdeine: l.lpis 6ir't, q, uno
Clara 8utbIin, q. 9cios pon gineins
uati; 9eorg 8urorGr. 22, uub 8ertruo
Riforasr, q, geibe ron Cincinnati.
- CHARTS gost. oas A Dodtr
oIte Sobnhen be- {oerrn Sobu Yassl,
go. 423 Sim Styate tpohnbaft, Itarb
gsitern Pddmi.taa IN oen grmtn feis
Rer Uluttsr am 6,r'i6Iag. Srieoenss
rihter 8Iedion bell slnen Suausf.
-- Rsp. 3am:s 6pslOp bon St.
Sobns, Wlidigon. BAT bic Stsne als
poitor Der gor. S,rcb: Gongre51.i5s
Hal STRIDE angtrrTmen.
$500 Die goIisiitsn baben ssItsra Die
StabtpertpdItuao bcna1rihtigt, bab
iis, tpsEn iie ni4t t2I0 beJabIt p<roeR
GIage sinrsihsu EeroeR. --- GieStaoi
iou aag,bIib So, 90 bobsn. um ii,
SuIdrs 3u SabIsn. Gds aIts Geies,
rad osm bic Qcusei 6 pros. 3inisr
iiir suriit6sbaIt,rss Gelo perlanpen
lam, tpuyos cbsnfdIIs esfunben. gle
bsbaupien, oab 5dasmeiitsr aobItrob
bas 9eIo sum gsitsu Der Stabt 3uriits
belt.
- lie GIt 2ogs ertpGblt. esitern
Qbtnb iolQeroe geQmte: Gr RuIsr,
Otto Qsitina; gft. aeabing anigbt.
8. Datsrmarn; Git. 2ppal anisbt,
SgrnH. R. Waber; eft. Occurring
Sniabt. u. :. 8laier; Sstr., Sarrp
+. Sdasfsr; S6asm., u. W. 2aytin;
5pIsr, gbtl. giBer; 9ruitss. Wl. e.
gurcsl; Reprdientant sur BrobIogs,
Sobn p.Grap.sp; Stslpertrstsr, SObn
q. Nsbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
20 { tu y o T (.

Tic Teiupprt Effiee iar bds ,gin.
eianatirr @plfsbIatt" befinbet iih in
go. 33l Norf Gtrus,, aeaenaber lem
gourtbnnfe, noielbft 9lcuigfeiten, an.
seisen r. {. II. bis 10 llbr 45 Winutex
NbsneS tntgesengenDmmeu nerbeR
Seisphur Gouth 2401. R
Ratb ber albermGnnsr.
Sn Der geitsrn absnb abesbaItsnen
8eriammIung pes Ratbss Der albsrs
men lpurben pteperum bic bonn Mapor
&rieger singeianotsn Rominationsn
BON W. II. 0aoiss gum goIiBsi. uno
5eueripebr 9ommifdr unb 9. n.
Sod gum Waiierluerts GommiIIdr
niAt ansenommen. Wanor Strieger
i'll feit entihIofisu, bic 9tameH INNER
pisber ein3uienoeH. Der Rutb ct5sps
tirte bic 9aution Der Union aiebt,
6edt & porpsr SO. i'm 9etrugs BON
$4,000. Die grduerbeinliile duf
bus 2lbIs6en BEG psritorbensn Stobt.
rat6smitgIiepes Maribaa Dople tpurs
ben perIeisn. Die 8urgIhaft bss
Sanitdtsbeamten 9emme tpurbe anas.
nommen. - 9as itGbtii6e gaoget
!puros utsepiirt.
- Sn Der Stdatsss'esgsburg spurs
be cine 8orlage pafTirt, tponah perfos
nen, bie tpegen Sruntsnbeit perbaftst
tnprhgn nm mint fpenioer nts S05 uub
niht me5r aIs $100 unp 90 Sage Ars
beitsbaus beitraft nsrbeR follen. Sb
bic gorlags @efeB tpirb, bleibt ab5us
pdrten. Cider 1T. bab folIts bic Dor,
loge in Strait treten, Elm Rauih eir
febr ioftfpieiiges 8ersniisen lit.
auguit 6ubn. elm 8ruber Der
Syrau s. @entrup in Cote Brillionie.
itarb i'm 4lter BON So Sabren UNI
tpirb beute auf bem sJmmerariins
IGrieDhoIe 6sitattst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
eei bfr AEbeit pernneliidi.

qeslie Dipnn. Der Is Sabre aIts
Gobn bts 9homas Rpdn, BON go.
1884 Dl1nficns Npt., ptrlcr gsitsrn
Morotn lpdbrenb Der alrbtit In Gras
,nt's nolsb0isn ftin 2sbtn. er par
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
0attsh ..
gaIior r. @. g. Sedan ieiert itin
ssbniabriess Amtsinbilanm au
Der ct. 5afpb WemsiHDe In
Wliamisbnrg.

Die ct. Sotob Gemdnbt In MG.
misburo ftierte am Gonntag In eins
brudspOller Meiis bns sebnidbriss
2lmisiubilGum pom pnfior 3. 10. 9.
psf6au an Der gsmsinbs. 5n benz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
fran -aHna maria fo.bksr,

Get. Ertrfer,
i'm @uer bor = Tabreu. D1s aeiHeubeadu8'
uts f:uhcf Gm EauUob ben O. Iilars stors
mgItQps nm 80 ubI bom GrauettcHie 80.
70 Pie Srabp Gus iigii ucrauf IN beg UdittsT,
po;teerttlyhe cGu &teauigm abpeballeR iairb, rg'
81 GcrDuUbtR Syeuuoe ER5 se!anEie b9fIl5ii
eiHec.abeu fiE5 Bon
1G Ten traarrusen SinfereIitbseHtH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Spoes 9lnseiae.

=trrb om wloriar ben : mara 1910 TQors
gems I'm 2 Qby iucbIbeJ'2 2beu NIT ben bi. Sier'
5c'atrumeHFU uTTfFye iI-ipt peliebte Satin,
@Gttcr. Stutcgcrmgt!cr. GrUbaIutter unb lit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

3 on G !. Yin Isobten 'hr GfipobH!tbe
onusaTbett 4e,u gaafhsH ] gtage. so. 1859
@taotlou &pe. ~e.epRoH Glib 72sx.
b-IOE
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e o b I n a { o II.

siBurg Der Gountq & Q M
mi dre.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
HOW TO GET RID OF RATS.

A persistent animal like tn,
rat, which has spread himself al
over the world, IL not to he rxter
minated or materially reduced b,
the occasional visit of ferrets and
dogs. Poisons are often obiec
tiOnable, If not q failure, while
traps, however cunnlngIy devised,
will DO effectaal only until the lit.
tie rodent has developed an intel
I'gence equal to the occasion and
learned how not to get into them.
The old doe rat will carry a
y0"hg one in her mouth away
fr"'n danger as u Ca: CARRIES a KIT.
ten, and when not encountered with
Young will often travel consider
abln distances. making a wide cir
'nit IN search Of the most congen
a abode Or to gam a wider
knowledge Of the premises or sur.
onitding buildings. Ole rats
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30

the surplus Accommodations for III.
greater tax revenue At this time i,
consequence OF the increased az
sessment Of the town.
Therefore, il would seem wise
TO go after drainage now and then
dispose Of the dredge 10y sale.
This would effect considerable
saving in the present fixed tx
penses. by cutting these out t"
the last possible limit a surplus
fund could ne accumulated.
Predicate'i upon this possible sur.
plus fund certificates Of indebted
':ess might be issued, through
which the necessary operating
funds might be raised.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
GENERAL AGENT,

will soon learn to AVOID barrels
and boxes, as they will avoid
traps whenever their suspicion is
aroused; but u boz the dimensions
OF a small store room, containing
also considerable rubbish, has no
terrors for them aud they will en-.
ter it freely. Snch q box or room
Is = little world tn so small an ami.
NAL, and much too large foc = rat
I" c'rchmvcnt or to see danger in
~ Tar as tr wOnld with a tran.
Here lea the weak spot in the
Uranium Of the cunning little ami
NAL.
NY remedy, therefore, is to
build rat houses in cellars. barns.
stables, hotels and ships, where
the rats will delight TO cougre-
gate, closing the openings at will.
leaving one "pining which will
lead to an adjacent cage where
their escap" will terminate and
which should I've removed with the
st''i alive, for it must be
remembered that rats, like foxes.
have dislike in running around
Just where their own kin have
been slaughtered. w. i. Arm.
strong. in Country Gentleman.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC WE'LL.

We have several times note,
the facts about the well recent,
sunk l'y the Southern Pacific rail
road company near it's passeneI
depot in III effort 10 get a GOOD
water for all purposes. This frs,
we'll waH If small diameter and
was drilled for test PURPOSES.
When driIler Huff struck the vein
at some go feet he recognized
that his quest had been found and
he proceeded to subject it to the
tests as required by the company
The first test made was to try
the capacity Of the vein. 1t was
pumped steadily for several days
and upon its showing no diminu
tl"n it was deemed Of sufficient
capacity.
While this pumping was going
on 4 sample of tho water was sent
to the company's analyst, who, in
due time, reported that it was fit
for all purposes.
The next test was what is st,l-
ed tho physical test. The tenders
of the yard engines were supplied
with the wafer direct from the
we'll. After several days Of its
exclusive use the engineers report
Ell that they found it far better
for steaming purposes than tho
bayo" water and accompanied nv
no objectionable features
While these tests were going on
the eighteen members Of the de.
pot crew Voluntarily used il for
water. All liked it after
accustomed to it. and no
one experienced any Inconvenience
from drinking it. 1t may be fair
TO state 10 this connection that a
Tank of the water was sent out 10
= section gain. In thus test. after
: few days keeping IN the tank.
he men experienced some incon-
'en'ence in it's nse, and indicated
heir preference for rain water
This test may not have been alto.
'ether fair to the we'll water for
he reason that the tank held
ome several inches of water from
Il last filling. that could not be
implied, when filled from the we'll
his mixing of the waters NAV
ave been responsible for the de
e'oped Objectionable features.
The company is convinced that
has q good water and has order
q the materials for an eight.incb
'e'l, which they will SINK to the
anne depth along side Of the pres.
Do we'll. 1t proposes to use the wa
r from The new we'll, when com.
'eted, for all purposes-locomo
We steaming, fire protection and
mixing
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
NECR0LOGIE.

Ccst avcc les sentiments de Ia plus
prOiondc dou eur que nous annOncons
aux lecteurs dc TIbcrinn In mort dc Ia
bonnie, cstmaIs1c ct charitable Mrs,
Alfred A I'usclier ST.. rtc Annette NJ.
Olivier.
Nine Fuselier est morte 4 So rfsiden
ce. 4 Clarendon, Paroisse Ste. Mare,
Line. agee de II ans. vendredi lie ID
de Juliet, ct fut enterrtc dams ce vii
lage le rs courant.
.Je laisse 4 rtrudit lie plaisir d'cn,a-
Dire
liant apanage,
Les success. les hautfaits quill pcnt
| fnumtrer
Sur Ia grandeur dun Roi, dc son waste
tqnipage.
I.ihre de &c fardeau le dirigc mes pas
Vers &c stiomr de dcuiI, vcrs cette
humble chaumic,c,
On adds le honheur, Ie seul pur ici has
Rtgnait en- souverain. on rttte tendrc
mere
lIumhlement asservie an pnste du .l,
VOir
Du foyer domestique en- fiait Ia IL
micre.
Conduisa"i Ia ieunessc en- hi faisant
bicn vOir
Les fcucils 81 nombrenx de la vile on
Chaumiere.
Sous le roid d. fardeau de SEES nom
breux tracas
lie SQUIRE amais ne s'enfuit de sa face,
Dams tout lie long parcourt de nos Alta
kapas
Les vertus Ia piaCatent Ia premiere
place.
Tout en- vo"s regrettant nous htnissons
De celni qui fat tout avec tant de sa
gesse.
Celui qni fat briler lie solcil du matin,
Qui secourt rlnnocent ct bannit Ia de
tresse.
Celui qui met un terme aux peines
d'ici bias.
Qui secourt roprimf, punissant lie
coupable,
Celui qui volt den haut nos peines,
nos tracas,
L'ami de rinnocent, an tyran reiouta-
Bile!
DORIS en- paix iusqn au jour de rtsnr-
rect:on,
Lorsque riante ct belle ct rendue 4 Ia
vie.
Nous pourrons tous ioyeux cette
reunion
Nous envoler an ciel. la celeste pa
trie!
&. &. DEI.HOMMER u s.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
Loose Leaf Lsdgers, At MIIIards

In placing your order for a Loose
Lear Ledger outfit did you ever
think that there is a decided adj
vantage in buying from the home
dealer, where you can get your
future needs supplied at a minimum
of cost? -
Think of it and see E. r. Willard.
your home stationer. He will try
to "show' you, if permitted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30

The Tcche-Bouttc Canal would
give the shortest possible route {,
the mississippi river from TN.
point. LET'S CUT IT.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
A comfortable cottaga residence
has -four rooms, dining room ana
kitchen; large yard. Corner OF
Main and Vine streets.
For further, particulars apply at
this office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30

For all kinds Of PRINTING 20 to
Il. Il. WILLARD, The Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30

This paper viii not publish COM
muutca,fOHs where the wtitcl is
unknown to tho editor W. ap-
prcciatc the compliment conveyed
ID sending ua an article for publ
cation, and ipyitc thrm. But The
writer's name and address must be
made known to tha paper.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-30
WEAK kidneys
MAKE WEAK BODIES

KIDNEY DISEASES CAUSE HNL'
NE C0Hal3N AZ rs hNl
HIS DE NEN IBERIA PEOPLE
A4 ono vcax r;nr. a..,i...us
chain s1 u-a,l J.iI,..e ,-,.l-.n u,
whaIa h,4. and ha.t.n ta.. r..
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
CROWDS RECORDS
December Coolest Since 1886
and the Wettest Since
1887.
TEMPERATURE is NORMAL
Year, However, Rated as Wet, BE.
cause OF the Heavy Precipita-
ton Last Month.

| Defenders weather. as shown by
the statistics covering the last 38 years
prepared by Observer j. NJ Sherier,
was the coolest month since 1886. The
average was Is degrees. Only once in
SO years has that figure been lowered,
in 1876, when the average was Is, and
only one other time has it been
equaled
Prior to Dec. 1 the year 1909 stood
considerably above the average as a
warm year. December, however,
started in early to wipe out the excess
and almost succeeded in doing it. The
accumulated excess for 1909 was left
but As degrees, an average daily of
but L degree. Five more such days
as December gave us would have
wiped this out
Last month was "a degrees below
the average for December. The high
est point reached by the mercury was
SO on the I'd ard the lowest 10 below
on the goth. The greatest daily range
was 40 on the 9Th and the least was
ON the 4th. The absolute maximum
for December in SO years has been Go
and the absolute minimum % below.
Extreme in Precipitation.
In precipitation, too, December was
an extreme. The total was 312
inches. which was greater than in any
year since 1887, and which was ex-
ceeded only twice before IN 80 years
The average precipitation for the
month has been LEO inches. which
gives an excess of 1.52 inches. i
also gives an excess for the year Of
2.S5 inches, which makes 1909 a wet
year
There were but 6 clear days last
month. partly cloudy and 16 cloudy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
LIFE ENDOWMENT SOLVENT
Western Underwater Says United
States Company Has Chance to
Contest Changing of Policies.

Contest Changing of Policies.
The following, published by the
! Western Underwater ut the time the
recent decision was rendered at Chi
cago upholding the United States Life
Endowment company's lsolvency. will
be of interest TO local policy holders:
| Judge Dupuy in the cireuit court at
Chicago on Wednesday Instructed 4
verdict in favor of the United States
Life Endowment on all points involv.
ing its solvency in the suit brought
against it by Superintendent Potter
of Illinois. Judge Dupuy ruled that
there is nothing in the Illinois law
which requires an assessment eompany
TO put up the committed value of de-
ferred payments as a reserves
'The only point on which the com
pany lost was that involving its right
TO issue installment policies. The
court felt some doubt on this point
but gave the company until August 1
next to secure a construction of. the
law in proper proceeding
1T was shown that the company's
charter and all its polify forms had
been approved either by former super
intendents or by Mr.. Potter The
charter gives the company the right
to issue installment policies. but the
court found this right doubtful under
the general law. Hence the policies
issued are valid. but the company must
cease to issue them on August l I'M
less it establishes its right before that
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
Cubs Social Club.

The Cubs Social club held a meet
ing last evening at the home of J. T
Shields, Twenty-second street and
Seventeenth avenue, and the annual
election of officers took place. G..
S. McKibben was selected to serve
the club as its president, R. r. Full
lerton as secretary, A. R. Bleuer as
treasurer, C. w. Wheelan, reporter,
and G. w. Hodgson bouncer A three
course luncheon followed the bust
ness meeting and the remainder of
the evening was given over to a So
cial session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
Stinson-Boman.

Miss Anna Boman, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. b.
man, formerly of Moline and now
of Chicago. was married at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 81, at
Ocean Park, Cal, to G. D. Stinson,
son of Edward Stinson of Kansas
City. Mo. A wedding reception was
given at the home of Miss Ella b.
man, 1927 Carroll avenue, Los An
geles, on Christmas eve, which was
attended by number of the Moline
colony of los Angeles and the sur
rounding suburbs. The bride is a
daughter of G. H. Boman, secretary
of the Scandia Life Insurance COM
pany of Chicago, and former secre-
tary of the board of education of
Moline. She is a graduate nurse of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
BOARD is LARGER
Number of Trustees and Dea-
cons of Zion Lutheran
Church Increased.
$10,500 TO REDUCE DEBT
Annual Report of Dean j. j. Quinn
of st. Joseph's Parish Shows
Fine Condition.

The congregation of Zion Luther
an church, Seventh avenue and For
ty-fifth street, has elected officers for
the year as follows:
Deacons-Professor Jules Maur-
ftzson, S. E. Hammargren and A. e.
Johanson for three years; A Jack
son for two years and S. Anderson
for one year
Trustees-Swan Benson, ]. G. Leaf
and A. A. Milton for three years;
John Kjellberg for two years, and H.
E. Nyquist for one year.
Organist-Miss Lille Cervin.
Janitor-John A Videu.
Delegate to synod-A. Nyuuist.
Delegate to conference A. G. An
derson.
Delegate to distrist-A. A. Milton.
Auditing committee-D. w. Dahl
stem, v. E. Berggren and Edgar An
derson.
The number of deacons and trus-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04

was given in honor of Miss Helen
Krell, who leaves tomorrow for Bel
mont college, Nashville, Tenn, and
Miss Marinda Roberts, who leaves the
latter part of the week for future resi-
dence in Boston. A seven-course din
ner was served, the grill room being
very prettily decorated, and special
music contributing to the pleasure of
the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
Flat Wheels a Nuisance.

If for no other reason, the Tri-City
Railway company ought to hustle out
its new rolling stock for the Long
View and Elm street lines in order 20
relieve the fiat wheel vehicles that are
disturbing the denizens along both
routes SO that they cannot sleep nights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-04
What To Do for a Cough.

Here is a homemade remedy
that overcomes an obstinate
cough quicker than any costly
medicine you could buy. Any
woman can easily make it In
five minutes.
GranuIated Sugar Syrup. 1914 OF.
Put the Pinex in a clean pint
bottle and fill up with the syrup
made as follows: take a pint of
granulated sugar, add II pint of
warm water and stir for about
minutes. Take a teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours.
IL tastes Decentralization
like it
This simple medicine is also
splendid for colds, whooping
cough, bronchitis, incipient con-
sumption. chest pains, etc.
Pinex, as you probably know,
is the most potent form OF Nor
way White Pine compound. II
is rich in all the well-known
pine elements. None OF the
weaker pine preparations COM
pare with tho real PiDex it.
self. Your druggist has it, or
will gladly get it for you.
The full pint Of this effective
cough syrup can be made for
81 cents. 1t keeps perfectly.
and lasts a whole family a long
time.
Strained honey can be used
instead of the syrup. and makes
a very fine honey and pine tar
cough syrup.