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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
SDfaI 8ertdt.
Gin 6ieoerer osanosmann.
1bepSor Tanned iuirb gum Gintanf
elmer tbenren Wlafdbine mad,
Berlin aeid,idt nnb Hnters
id,lagt Sas ihm ees
fabeIte @elD.

Bernard Jeids. Der prdiioent Der
gorlpooo Soupenir Co., bat geisrn
gsgsn gbeooor Damed, oeFen aufen.s
bait unbt.annt tn, sinen auf lin..rs
i1losung lautenbsn SaftbefsbI ,rs
pirti.
5eite srsdblis Der poIissi, bab Tas
med DOR sinieer 3eit bel ibm pors
fpruh uno ihu nm 4rbeis eriufte, Die
{: aud erbielt, bn sr, fpie iih aus itis
nen Repen Dernebmen litB. eifpas bonn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peritanb. Or
SohIte ieinem arbeitoeber boIo bon eis
ner spunberborsn Wufhine, bic bon Der
isirma e. 8aumun &c So. aemaht
tpsroe uno bic Iih fir bic 6erfeiIung
lithographirter poitturttn porsiiaIi6
eigne. Dnmsd ipubte has gertrausn
oes Serrn 5eide haIo fir Iic5 All ass
irinnsn, 10 bab hieier ibn mad,
8sutihIanb Idnbte, um cine bercrtiae
Wlaifine in Berlin su taufsn. Din
Reiieipeien tpuroen ibm 1890 mitass
seben.
galo ndd Tameds antunft in 8srs
lin erbielt 6err Jeide audi Elm 1ele.
gramm. oaB Der aauf Der Waitine
abseihIoHeR fei, uno bab Damed un-
gshsno telssrapbifd 1868 sur gs3ab-
lung Der Maihins ertport,. 9as gelb
tDurbe aud prompt tslesrapbiih an.
aepieien. Gs traf nah einissr 3eit
aud Elm sSra6ibrisf bon Berlin Elm,
Der bic antunft Der Wafhine opiiirit.
Damn traf Tomed Elm. Der iagte, bab
bic mafhin. in sinissn sasen folsen
piiroe. Giniee 1ase barauf Der.
ibpanb 5err Domtd absr fpiensr, unb
Der argipobniib estporbene 5srr sSeide
i9rieb an 9auman & 60. Hah Berlin
uno ertunbiste iih uah Dsm 8erbleib
isinsr Waihine.
9ieantpori iraf eeitern Elm. Tomet
mar in Berlin, bat iib au6 bic Wrs
ifine onseisben, unb inGegenipart BON
9eriretsrn Der Jirma nah RorDoob
um bas 9elb gstabelt. CT .porte!e ics
a1r i'm gurtau Der Sirma 8aumaH
bis bic islssrapbiide anipeiiuns tam.
uno ipurbe bonn BON .inem anseiteQ-
ten oieier Girma Sur 2ssitimosion noh
Der gani beelsit.t, no sr bic 1858 ers
bob. Qohosm er bas 9eIo In 3duotn
bate. iagit er. baB CT tpieberiommen
tpiirbe, sr miiFs 3uerft nod cine ileine
Rsiie na6 4miisrbom antreten. Ed.
NIT psrI1ponb9am.d aus bemSpress
eltben, unb rparb bort niht mtbr &c.
fehsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

1i,ieIbe mar nnr nit GdsemshI ses
iiilli.

SoIepb S6ulb unb Wm. Ecott.
spsi anaben pom Der Jinblap Sirdbe.
Ianben am Sonntos 4btnb in einem
s5sIoe nas College 5iH cine. an benz
sinen Gnos seihloiitne Bleir0hre pom
eiipa einsm CUB 2dnee. rpslfk NIT tis
nsr seIben SubFon3 ansefiillt mar uno
aus beren oIfenem Gnbe cine 3anbs
ihnur berausbing. Die anaben seigten
ibren Junb sinsm alohborn, iDelhsr in
benz Beaeniianb iofort zine goHbs IN
srtennen elnubte. Die anseblihe goma
Be purbe mad, benz 5aufe bss Desesa
tips h<nrn 9tnnemann se6roht unb
biefsr trus bisi.lbe in einem gimer
1diTsr NIT er0bier 0orfiti nod bem
goli3sibouptquartiu. 6isr fieuie g
Iih berans. bnb bic onseblide Hombe
nit SGgemebl ssfiillt mar. DieieIte
lpurbe Der aurioiitGienInmmluns BIS
poli3dOsportsmenis einsereiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

- Dem @irtb Otto Dable Opn b.,
Gaplor uno DaIunt StraBe in Belle
bue DurOen aus Dem Gafbregiitsr $50
geitoblen.
- Der 9apton Stabtratb bat Or.
u. o Riharbs srnuunt, nm mad
JraHtfort gu geben. um ben Goupers
neur CUR unter3eihnung Der Hspport
Wdter Bill 81 bsipeaen. Die Qlngeles
genbeit Der giti3ens gelepbpne 60,
bic Roten Il. I. N. betreffenp, nurn
an oas 9ommittee fir giht unb Mais
fer Dernieien.
- qeter ). 0Iinger, Gattin, sinb
uno 0ienitmagb, go. 132 8ipiiion
StraBe ipohHbaft, ertrantten geltsrn
Qbenb na4 oem 9enub Don adnnenz
fruat. 10 baB Elm ar3t gu Ratbe gss
3ogeu iperoen mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

Rep Yort, q. MGrS. anast.:
,WinneapoIis" BON Gonbon; reebrit"
BON Reapsl; .,Quifianu" bon Reapsl;
.Jurnefta~ bon Glasgow.
Bremen. anget.: .3istsn' BON
BON gtetp Dort.
gatras. Qbgea.: ,Wlartha Waihs
in9ton" mad Rem Yort.
Redpel. 4nset.: .4lies@ BON
Reip Yori. - 4bsse.: sOermania"
na1 Rerp DOrt.
prapls y qoint. paHirt: Bin
netonta" BON Rem Dorf. nah aonoon
beftimmt.
Iiums. abseg.: .pannonia" mad
Reip Yort.
@lasgop. anssi,: .guI<bonia1
BON Rep gOrt.
Gabi3. aneet.: .Wpntierrat
BON Nsp Yprt.
@ibraltar. 2lnpef.: Berlin"
BON glep Yort. nah Hsopel un6 0t'
nud befiimmt.
ct. Spbn, n. 3. anset.: .Won'
iesuma" bon 2onbon unD aHtDerpen
8ouIogne 4batg.: .Jiisnir
2lmIterbam1 nan Stem Dprt.
Gbriitianfano. Abgeg.. soel'
Zig SlnD4 nnh HetD yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
in Gen meillea ApOlQehel


Gie GppiEstOu SfTlee ilr bas rGiH'
riunaii SOlfsblatt" beftnOet if i'm
Ucbaaoe Der GO0ingtpu Gual & Sauo
So, Nu. 509-511 WaSIion IUenue.
s!n5eiger, WiittbciIungeH uno geitcl'
Iungen irgcuOmelher 9lrt iuerbeu bis
10 1tbr elbenbS oaielbir cutgcgeugs'
uOmmen. Selephpu South 24OO.
- Die 6urbigen Robert See, 3ames
6iggins unD emma geQ purben i'm
Staotgeriht rpegen gemeinen 8enebz
mems 81 is SO uno Soften fopie 80
Sagen 8efdngniB perurtheiIt.
- 81. 6. Stepurt oopn ben Steps
art Sron Worts, bat bic StepbunN
Ulpnumental Comp. iibernommen uno
nsu organiiirt. 6err Soiepb Stepbono
lit Der te6niihe Geiter Des 8eihdits.
- Sps3ialzQ9snt Ruoolpb 8erli,
Dom 6anoeIss0 s0eportement, lptro in Ell
ntqen Ia8en nit Der 4ufnabme Der
Statiftiten oes SaIdatergeperbes BE-
ginnen.
- Der StablfobritQnt 9Qfreb Ser
m bon Scranton, pa, befano iih
me6rere Gage in bieitger Sta0t, Inn
cine QotaIitdt fir cine neue Sabrtt gu
iuten. IS fhetnt, bab er Das frubere
&atoniu gum Grbauen elmer 5abrtt
auserleIeu bat, tpenr Der Preis Deg
8ruroeigentbums niht gu bod tit,
uno ibm perIaieoene 8On3eTiOnen 9es
maat perben. Die 2lnIage tpiro Unges
fd6r $250,000 tOiten.
Der ct. 8eneotttus rnteritiiBs
ungss8ereiu bat bsIhloHen, Die Son
ititutipn foIgenoerrpeiIe ab3udnOern:
2luFnabmegebub bren, Don Is Biz 80
Sabren tetne; 90 bis 35 Sabre, 81;
50 Bis 40 JoGreu, 50; 40 Biz 45
syobren, 90. IS fpurbe beidloHsn,
CAP Der ct. 8eneotctus unb Ct. go
iepbs lluteritiiBungsoeretn gemetnz
itaTtGh bas MnHiDeriartum am "a
2(priI in Der Ct, Soiepbs ar6e
feieru.
Der Wnurer Syobn 8raog, Don
Der y uHD 0reeHup StrqBe, rel ges
tern QbenD in @b0ie GoLlin's 5aus
Die 8eIlertreppe btnunter unb erlitt
cine ihfpere 8erleBung am 6opfe Wtan
bratte ibn na6 benz ct. gtnabetG
5ofpttnl.
geiiBtiteEperGnberungen g6omos
8. 8rppn uno 4nbere on Gucte g.
Meib, Cots /, 2, 3 unb in 9lod $50.
10 in Crescent Springs, Gp.; 81 etg.
8ert gB. uno Carrie 81. Scott an
@eorge Rtlep, Qot an Der RorDieits Der
GoniHgton lin 9rp @reet 5urnpite, in
8rpmlep, ap., ST etc. MaTtersGom4
miifioner 5ino an 5enrb Bitter, 9.52
9lfer 2anb IN aerton Gountp, an Der
oigblonb ptfe. fir $3.50.
alIen Wbite erlarote einen ger=
baFtsbefebI gegen gbriM WafbinetoH,
Der ibn un s25 beitphlet babsu iol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
3 a M III o n.

SamiIton aaseisen, 2ofaT.Ritisn
nnS Neaisfeiten Eno obSnseben Gde
Der A. nnb Gbarles StraFe. llnier
asrrt fir Samiltou ppbnt No. 30f
0pro syront Ctr. Selephon tSoms)
No. 1912. Selephun anTeres aOrre.
ippnScnten: SDne RD. 626- 8
- Sin .WiBbolo" beiu6ts pors
oeitern 4benb bas 2nric 3beatsr unb
bra6te bic 3ufdauer burd 4usftreuen
bon japanefif6em Sdnupftnbat gum
Rieien. 5err 9ublmann betlaste iih
BEL Der poli5si, aber bon benz Wibbolb
tOnnte tsins Spur gefunoen iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
- { tu y o + {.

Tie Neipport Effiss fur bns ,gin.
eianatier @olfsblatt" 6efinoet iidj in
go. 331 gort Gtras,, sssenabsr ssm
Gcnrtbanie, GDislbft 0euisfeiien, Yin.
3eiseu u. (. 10. bis 10 llbr 45 Riuutex
dbenos entsesemsenommeu uerbex
SeiephDp Sonth 24Of- R
Observation-Disclosures: Gbs
pdrb 8ittnann on 4nna 8iber, Got
So. 13O in @. 6. Yartburits untera6>
tbeilung an Der Siioiette Der Sim
Strabs, 5pif6en Der s5fubellu uno
pdtterfon StruBe. % bet 100 SUB,
81; Worgaretbe gbenbdrt an 5arriet
Satfielo, Got 9lo. IA in 8lod go. IA
in 8apton, an., 81.
- 5reberif Gennetpeg reidte i'm
Rreisaeridt cine Shsibungstlage ges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

Itnpis Replblic1n MH'n am Sdmitdg
absnb, iporin er bic Sniureentsn. iDels
DE geeen bic 8urIsion Reiclution
itimnten, einen Snufsn feieer Bur.
ihen nenni. mar nur bos Gefeife zines
fhipdhiinnieen Grsiies", erfIdrte Res
prGIsntant Rorris BON Rebrasta am
Wcntag fsbr smphatiih in Der 2obbp
bes 5auTes.
sd ltimmte geeen bic gurleion' ihs
Reiolution, ben Stubl oes Sprehsrs
fir potant su srtldrsn. neil es elm
gampf um grinsipisn uno tsiH perion.
Iider mar. Sd fpiinidte ni6t, NAB
Chaos unb llnorbnung i'm Sduie berra
ihe, ipelhe tpotenlaug anhaltsn toHns
ten gum Snobsn lpihtiger gorIdgsn
in Shtpebe.A
yllnfer Giea mar bereits gstponnen,
als mir benz Gprs6er feline mdhttgtfe
Waffe entriben - bic Grntnnung Dts
Rommiitses fir Rsssln."
sd ftimnts 3u 9lnfdng BEG iebigen
9ongreNes fir Cannon als Sprsdaer,
ober riht, neil ih ibn germ bate. Gr
bate mid irFnlsirt unb srnieorigt nno
aus alIen pihtigen 4usfhiiFtn ents
fsrnt. gDir botten felt 2 sSahren niht
nit sindnotr aeiprphen. abtr trosdus'
BEN Ttimnts ih fir ihh, tpeiI ih thm
niht bie 9eleeenb,ir eebsn ipoIIt., IN
3utunft steen mid gu bistriminirsn
unb bann 81 erfldreH, er tb6ts es, neil
id Elm sbolisr" isi."
I'D bin INNER nod Der InIiht,
baB id am Sumftas Reht bunoel.e,
als ih bdFiir itimmts, Cannon dIs
Sprehsr i'm amts 5u b.IoFen uno ih
CLAUDE. bdb Der Sang Der ereigniifs
mir red3t asben tpirb."
Serr Rprris fpurbe barauf nufmerts
fam asmcti, oab ipsnn Der rtpublitos
niite aantus feds bon Sprsher Guns
non pominirts Mitalisoer srnennsn
iollts. oas neue aommittse fir ReeeIn
taum pon benz aIteu peridieben fein
tperbe, 10 eaB Der Sieg Der Sniuraens
ten in gssus ouf bic RegeIfrase BON
iebr speiFslbdftsr Rutur i.in piiroe.
Der Siea mag Tih uiht 10 iebr in
benz osasntpdrtigtn aongrsb bemtrtbar
MAIDEN, meinte 6err Rorris. ~aber in
ipdtsrsn Snhren irirb sr 5riifte tros
a,n. Mir hdben ben Sprsftr ieIbit
aus BEN Sommittss fix Rsesln ents
ftrnt une bic Grusunung Der iibri9en
mitaIisber ibm esnommen. Die Rtt.
alisber isnss gommiiites iperoen in
3u,unft BEN Sprsder abiolut nihts
su eonien boben, ionotru benz 5aufe
o[Isin fir ibrs Grusnnung oerontports
lid fein."
.Dog Sdus Tam fsrnsr bic WitsIis.
Der bss aommiiiess fir Rteeln abs
itsen, ipenn bafeIbe Hiht ben Wnns
Tben bts Souieg R.6nuns trGst."
Serr Rorris iprdh iih i'm uebrissH
Isbr itorf ibsr bi, ausIaTungsn ots
Sprehers biufidtlih Der Sniursentsn
aus.
ngg bGnot gang bapon ab, tpie iib
Die rspubIiianiTfs Ruioritdt ben Sn.
furaentsn a,gsniiber in Der 3usunit
Itsllsn !pirb. Denn Der Sprther urs
I,ialiuas fhimpft. 10 srpartst er nur
ben gruh in Der partsI uHU maht I'M.
iere QuFIshnung uur nod intenipsr.
Mir finb feins sSeiglinge, ioubern bans
belien alg sbrIits. ssipiHsubafte asuts,
als mir am poriesn Somiias ssgsn bic
2lbIsbuna bes republitaniihsn Spre'
bers bes 5auies Itimmtsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

- Die 6arbigen Robert Gee, Sames
Siggins unD emma geQ purben i'm
Staotgeriat tpegen gemeinen 8enebz
mems 81 ie $40 uno Soften iopte 80
Sugen 8efdngniB perurtheiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
Aus benz 8efdngnibSug g ns
rio. 8. tntfIphen.

Golumb bus, q, q. Wldr5. Ros
bert 9rsen, elm ebemaliger BANTER
bon Wapnetotun. 5no.. Der IN eIprid.
9, bea gfsrbsniebiiobis anestlost III.
uno George Molfe, Der unter oerielbsn
ansIage perbdftst tpuroe. snttamtn am
Mpn.ag aus oem 9sTdnsnib 81 eIps
ria, natbsm iis ben ShlieBtr 9an
Iufeu nit einer eiisuitanee nieoerees
fhloeen bottsn. Dan Tuisn srbielt els
nen furhiborsn Sflag auf ben aopf
unp foll ii6 in ftrtenotm 3uitanos
befinbeH.
grdfibent Taft psrthsi-
oiat has qapne 4lbrid
9arifs 8eies.
proptbenee, R. q. q. WGrs.
qr1iibent 1ait mar bier am Wlontdg
elbenb Der 0aii bel sinem ganistt Der
Sabritanten - Sutpslisr uno Silbers
id,mieoe 9liToeiaiion ponReu.eHglano.
Wdbreno Stnoior aIorih nsben ihm
iaB pertbsiniate er aufs glene Die
g,apne salbrit'if< 3ariiporloge. er
briidte oucb bic Soffnuns aug. bab IS
nit,t noibis isin piirbe gsssn Canada
Die Wdrimals s3olle in anfpereung gu
brinasn. IS ifeint bies bic eeitrise
gluhridi aus gilbanp Su btitaiietn.
pab bic llnterbanb!ungtn cine ginftis
a.rs Wenbuns ansenommsn babsn.
Msabrap unp ftint Wits
id,uibigen perurthtilf.
gounciI Bluffs. Jcipu. 2l.
glGrs. Sobn 6. Wlabrap uno Die nsin
unptrsn Wdnner, bic ihuloig btfuna
ben ipurben. bic gloIt in 8erbinhuns
nit itren saunerbaften Wettrennen.
greisborereisn etc. su beiriigeriifSn
:3tpedsn benuet su baben, iIno am
Weontag 3u je stpei Snbrsn 3uftbaus
unb su /. $4,000 Celebrate perur'
tbsilt tporDeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
gos guIdsgpereti Gnuoitat bal

- gos 9ufhsGperttt SnHoifdt bal
lid, erboien, cine l442 WeiIen lanse)
R6brsnkitung BON ibren 100000
aerts nmfaiienoen e,usfelbern in
lpuiii1na nah Ct. 2ouis ansulegsn
uno ben Dsrtritb bss grbeofes Der in
ct. lpuis etabIirien Gnelspe Gas
eight 60. 3u iibtrlnien. bic iiber $50
Wltilen R0brsnlsitunsen ptrfiist. Dds
Gpnbitat III ongtblih btrtit. has Orb.
aas fir 40 Gents pro 1000 Qubi!fuB
an bic Hpnfumenten 3u Iitfern
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-21

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Al
TAMA RICE. THERE is NONE
BETTER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
TRUSTED EMPLOYE
ACCUSED OF THEFT
Warrant Out for the Arrest OF j. III
Mus, Who Has Disap-
peared.

A warrant charging ]. H. Mus with
larceny has been sworn out before Po-
lice Magistrate c. ]. Smith and placed
in the hands Of the police force with
orders to serve In case Mus can be
found. He disappeared after having
been accused OF stealing cigars from
the firm of Young & McCombs. Mus
had been employed as a window trim
mer by the concern for more than a
year past and he was a trusted en-
ploye. Recently a number of thefts
from the cigar counter were reported
and the suspicious Of one of the mem
bers Of the firm pointed to the window
trimmer and he was watched. The
room which he used in his work was
searched on an occasion when ne was
out and it was found that the suspi-
cions were well founded.
When accused MUS bolted and
started for the railroad yards along
First avenue. His captor. one of the
proprietors of the store, commenced
chase which lasted about four blocks.
Mus is thought to have crossed the
Crescent bridge and gone to Daven-
port.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
Left to Congregation.

The portion of the east wall Of the
Central Presbyterian church which is
still standing has been braced with
some large timbers in order to lessen
the danger OF its falling to the ground
and letting the roof collapse. The
board of directors of the church held
a meeting on the problem of what to
do with the old building, but the mem
bers did not care to take it upon them
selves to tear it down and the matter
will be left to a meeting OF the con-
gregation which Is to be held Wedncs-
day evening. AS the structure Is ap-
parently past repair, it is likely that
it will be ordered taken down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
SLABS WOMAN AND
PAYS FINE OF, SIS
Mike Goodzh Has Costly Argument
With His Landlady Saturday
Evening.

Mike Goodzki was arraigned before
the police magistrate this morning on
charge of assault which was prefer
red against him by the landlady Of the
boarding house on Forty-second street
in this city, where Goodzk takes his
meals. Saturday evening the boarder
and the landlady got into an argument
over the amount Of money which the
latter owed, and the wrangle waxed
so warm that Goodzki slapped the wo-
man in the face. He was fined S15 and
costs.
August Van Hoe, who was arrested
on a warrant charging him with ma
licious mischief, had his case contin-
ued until next Saturday in order that
he might get some witnesses to testify
in his behalf. He is alleged to have
thrown a stone through a window in
the lower end of the city.
William Hobkirk was fined 81 and
costs, M. Ferguson was sent to the
county bastile for 20 days and Henry
Miller for 40 days as the result Of their
having become drunk and disorderly
Saturday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
BILLS OF DIVORCE
ARE FILED BY TWO
A Husband Charges His Wife With
Drunkenness and Wife Alleges
Husband Was Cruel to Her.

Divorce bills were filed this morning
IN the Office OF the circuit clerk, in
which George j. Siegmann of this city
charges his wife, Clara Siegmann,
with habitnal drunkenness. and Min
ME M. Gilman OF Hampton charges
her husband, John Gilman, with cruel
ty. The former couple were united
in marriage Feb, 27, 1907, and they
lived together a year and a day before
parting. The plaintiff is represented
in court by Attorneys Sehriyer &
schrtver, Mrs, Gilman alleges that
Aug. q OF last year hsr husband struck
her In the face with such force as TO
loosen her teeth and then dragged
her from bed by the hair and gave her
beating, She desires to resume her
maiden name, Minnie King.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Stafford are visit,
ing in Chicago.
M. NJ. Cruise arrived from Chicago
Saturday night.
Clayton Shinstrom is home from
Grinnell college for a visit.
s. J. Collins has returned after a
business visit at Galesburg and Ma
comb.
Miss Marion Potter Of Minneapolis
spent yesterday visiting relatives in
the city.
Miss Adelia Prick OF Chicago spent
yesterday at the home Of her parents
in the city.
]. X. Brandenburg Is home from
Springfield to exercise his free born
right as an American citizen.
Charles McHugh of the Lexington,
Chicago, arrived at the New Harper
Saturday night for a couple of days
stay in the city.
Miss Clara Crawford has returned
to Lake Forest college to resume her
studies after spending the Easter vaca-
ton with relatives here.
w. S. Kinsman, general manager.
and Harry Hover, general trafic man.
ager, both of the Rock Island road,
arrived in the city this morning In
special car. The car was side
tracked in Rock Island while the
roads properties in the tri-cities were
inspected. They left at noon for the
north.
]. H Keyser, who was secretary Of
the local Y. NJ. C. A. a number of years
ago, was one of the delegates to the
missionary convention held In Daven-
port Mr.. Keyser visited with a num-
Der of old friends in Rock Island dur
ing the three days OF his stay here.
He is now located at Cedar Rapids
and is physical director of the Y n.
c. A. there. He returned to his home
last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
DISTRICT MEETING
OF UNION MOLDERS
Twenty Cities Represented at Con.
ference Held Here-Ohlcers
Are Elected.

At the eemi-annual meeting Of the
conference board OF the international
holders union for central Illinois and
Iowa, held yesterday at the Industrial
home in this city. the following OH
GERS were elected:
President-Ch Charles Rybolds, Peoria.
Vice president Richard Dunn.
Bloomington.
Recording secretary-Henry Bragg,
Springfield.
Secretary-Treasur - John R Bur
ton, Rock Island.
Business agent-Joseph Trumble,
Moline.
Twenty cities were represented.
The members OF the commission were
entertained at luncheon at the New
Harper by the Rock Island Molders'
union
1t was reported that during the year
there was gain Of four unions and
400 members in the district. Increased
wages and reduced hours were report
ed to have been secured at number
of points. The next meeting will be
held in Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
PROHIBITION IS
ELECTION ISSUE
FOR TOMORROW

The main issue in the election Of to
morrow is the prohibition question.
which is to be resubmitted under
the local option law, after hay
ing been defeated by the people two
years ago. The campaign has been
characterized by less public discussion
and bitterness than was the case two
years ago. and it is more difficult to
estimate now than then what the final
verdict will be at the polls tomorrow.
The liquor interests in their most con-
servative estimates claim the question
will be turned down by big majority.
The local optionists have not made any
positive claims of victory, but they de-
clare they will materially reduce the
majority of the other side, thereby
showing gains for their cause and may
produce surprise
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
LARGER YARDS FOR THE c
ohiciaIs Spend Day In City Invest1gas-
ing Congested Conditions.

OficiaIs Spend Day IN City Investiga4-
ing Congested Conditions.
A party OF Burlington road officials
spent Saturday In the trtcities- II
was their annual spring inspection
trip. For some time the yards Of the
Burlington in this city have been con-
gested and it is understood that the
officials are considering plans TO re-
move the yards to the western end
OF the city. Those who were in the
party were: C. G. Burnhan. vice presi-
dent In charge OF traf1c; H e. Byrsm,
vice president in charge Of operation;
George H Crosby, freight traffic man
ager; E. r. Pnffer, general freight
agent: f. E. Ward, general manager;
E. P. Bracken, assistant general man
ager; T. e. Calvert, chief engineer;
w. L. Breckenridge, engineer OF main
tenance Of way; H. d. Judson. general
superintendent of Illinois district; 8.
H. Shultz, superintendent of Galesburg
division.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
Several Boats HeId Up.
The Caro- of the bathroom.

To keep the bathroom in u sanitary
condition and insure safety from disease
germs, it should be given a daily clean
ing and weekly scrubbing. Each time
the tub Is used, IL should be cleaned.
and for this purpose nothing is bet
ter than q solution made by dissolv-
ing two tablespoonsful of Gold Dust
washing powder in gallon OF water.
tub basin and other fixtures with hot
suds made from the washing powder,
and pour down the pipes boiling water 20
which has been added Gold Dust in pro-
portion OF two tablespoonful or Gold
Dust to every gallon Of water. Lint and
other distractions may be removed from
the water pipes by small hooks or bent
hair-pin. Clean the nickel and brass fixtures
in bathroom by rubbing with equal parts OF
whiting and Gold Dust washing powder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-04
READY DENIAL OF
REPORTS AS To
FIRST AVENUE

Reports designed entirely for po-
litical effect have been more or less
persistently circulated in the First,
Second, Third and Fifth wards during
the past day or two, seeking to give
rise TO question as to what would
be the attitude of the democratic
aldermanic candidates In those wards
with reference to such franchises as
the Walsh promoters may seek Id the
future.
Carl A. Naab. nominee in the Sec
ond ward. brought this statement
to The Argus Office this morning on
the subject: THE reports seeking to
forecast my attitude are without
foundation and intended to do me
harm at the last minute. Let it be
known, however, that If elected l
will to the utmost oppose granting
franchise to the Walsh interests or
any other single corporation along
what remains of First avenue.
am for the Belt line and for the
enterprise that will give all the roads
chance to get into the city. Fur
thermore have not at any time mis-
represented my opponent, although
may not have approved of his en-
tire course. / am for no particular
business street or avenue when it
comes to the consideration of ques-
tions in which all are interested. I
am for a bigger. a broader and
greater Rock Island in all respects"
w. c. Maucker. nominee in Che
Third ward, said in The Argus Office
this afternoon: 1T is hardly neces-
sary for me to define my position
with regard to special rights either
to the Washes or any other railroad
enterprise on First avenue. No more
special privileges should be granted
there. 1 am for the Belt line. that
will serve all and the sooner it is
constructed the better for the town"
Clement p. McQuaid, nominee In the
Fifth ward, said: Il ana not for any
special rights On First avenue to any
corporation believe IA the Belt Line
project and would Nne TO see 81 put
through TO SUCCESS"