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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02
@enn hin alter luerSen, beainnell

8enn mir alter iuerSen, beginner
mir llnregelm1Bigfeiten in itnierit
t0rperli9en Sunftionen s,t benlerten,
ipeI6e uns friiber nibt aiiffielen.
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Sa.. ielbit ein gdfsigidbriger, iagt:
SD lit an ben Rieret iun6 dllge'
meiner Sdp1he. Ser alpenfrdii.
ter bat meine @eiunobeit boIlitdnoig
tpieoer bergeitellt. SD 0anfe @ott
fir oieie ipunoerbane Me6i3it. Sb-
sIeid iiber 81 Sabre alt, bat mir
oieies Seilntittel tpunoer6ar gebol.
fen" Sorni's gllpenfrauter ber-
iiingtl bos 9llte, unb ntadt ons
Sdtpade fart. Special agenten
Inerfaufen i'm, ODER Die Gieentbiinner,
Or. Beter Sabrnep II. Cons 60, 19
25 9. Sopne slpe., Chicago, Sai'
nois.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

3er ulr oarim bie oeutid)e 3ei.
tllng ni6t b6lt, ipeil er ipie er ii6
aus6riidt, 6ie 0euigfeiten id)on alle
in BEN engliihen 3eitlnt9en geleien
bot, lit gat3 ii6er fein gutter 9elit.
ider, 6enn Sic paar Reiligfeiten, Die
cine belltide 2ofal5eitung britgt,
iino 6of BEL @eitem rtidlt Die
SailptIadye. Die Sauptiade BEL ben
Se,,tiden 3eitungen beitebt itnitrei.
tig Sarin, Oie oelitide Sprahe bod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

ltno Iebenoig 5il erbaltelt 1lnb 6ur1
belebre,Ioe itno unterbalten0e &rtifel
0aS BnbIifitm 5u irtereiiirer- Den
Deiltid)en INNER tpieoer BON 0eueln
ben boben 8ertb oes 9euti6tbums
bor slngen 5ii fiibren, iie INNER
Dieoer oaran 5li erinnern, baB obne
Die 6elitide greiie bas Scuti6tbum
in bieiem Sanoe MIR au oen gene.
ienen 9insen geb0ren ipiiroe. Seio
ftol5 auf cure beutiden 3eitungen
Die ie6er gebiloete 9lmerifaner itol5
Sarauf lit ilno unteritiitt 6ieiel6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

Die 9ireftorcn Ger Wiiiiouri
8ncific.8abn beidloiien in ibrer Ies'
ten Sisung, SbnIoi6eine 5lim Be
TRACE BON $25, 100000 sur gornabe
me pi6tiger 8erbeiieririgeu allsait'
eeben. Bon oen 8ertbpapieret, ore
5 Bro5cnt 3inien traeefb iollen $40,
100000 ,fofort aif BEN Rarft &C..
brn6t tperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

g. saie onen sepet no ansrI fnerg ~aieiue in g." BON
D0n seSns @ gsao a G ern M S SaIsrn oSo nSH o
gaasseaie SRI aee Bod ois Deliae ssaOte Oraant
8ao S Sc S5obnon, SfIdboma gip Stla, Delder Tro
Snee begeite miro ammtli Saenen Ses Faions Spes err
fdren
9roi Gane bat oas 9aions Spe beets in peen 9roBen
S66ten b 5mar nit been Grolg anfburg qebradt es ut
lterbag ionbern pt mebr oen es ut tbare
Sareang gepogien Gpodle III Der giblnfsn CSelie
gntrtt: 25 in0 15s
gtttsfarten fo ba6en bel afer Bros lomte bic Geo
&tnae
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

sc, Die i'm Ser @iener "Sfeifl@poIt,,
peroffentIi6t miro, itrgeGnoer4 ipie.
oergeben. 8os er iiber 0eutidJlano
urto SefterreidJ Iugt, tpifft in nod
boberem @oBe auf plier 2ano 5u.
Sd>on Iange bat mid feline Gboie
90 allfgeregt aIs tpie Die Sole,
Bon tuelder beltte ipioerballt
Ger gaiBe oeutide 9l1tteripaIo, y
8on Dem es tont in alien @alien,
Die feinen mebr fann ritbig IoIien,
8eil ieber 8iirger BON @euidt
8ariiber nad6enft, fdreibt un6
Ipridt,
Die iater 5lm MittelpurMt min tper-
0en
Bon alien 9in9em bieier GrOen.
Big Deilte mar 6as Soientragen
gto6 feline ser imItritt'nen Gragen,
IS gift idom lett Dem slltertbum
g[ls WtGnnerpripilegiltm,
llnb MIR, tpenn mo ein Gbegatte
Sfon gar nidts' mebr su reoeu
bate,
geballptete init 9osbeit man,
Die 6rau batt iei1e Sole an
Ios ielbitperitGnoli6 ilnb nutiirli6
Damn MIR 9ernetnt mar REIN fiaiir'
lid.
Sett aber greifen boiler eide
Die 6rou'n naf oieiem 9leioungs'
itiife,
Sn tpeldem, leit Die @eit beItebt,
gsur intiereims ipa5ierar gebt.
Gidt MIR i'm 9ilbe, ionoerm faftii6-
slngebli6: Die Sohe praftild
Sudt man fup bobn- irno r1nfepo(
0os leste M1nnli6feitSipmbol
Mit fedep @riffen an entpin6en
Dem bdufig taltben biiifig blinoen
2Gngit niht mebr itlrfcrcn @e
ihle6t -
9arf bas geideb'n unb iit Oas reft
Sn friib'ren Sabren bort man lr
ben
@an5 grl,n0peridieo're 0ametrobe
Oft oben ipisig, iulten brett,
gtod geltern eng, Bert' runb III
tpeit
9istueilen eIatt, oanr foHlpli5iert,
@ans contre coeur oft alsipo
tiert -
8ds alles trugen mir geOuI0ig,
gSir 5abIten's' - ooer blieben's l6r
Dig.
0o1 felt Ser ipeiblide @eritaarb
gtimmt 10 beheuteno itberban8,
8eniigt oen 3amen bas ri6t nrebr.
Gie Sub lit bin bas Ser5 lit i6hpel
BUR nelien gfiebIde Sitt' I'M
gaorm
@et0rt oie lteue Uniform.
Wan iu6t nn9 einem 3ufltnftsfleib
gtidt long, ni6t fltr5, tidt ihmal
nidt brett,
llno iieb', nad 9tonOen Sugen
Stunoem
Sat 0ieIes &unItlperf rnm erfunben
gtiht i6Iaub., ni6t glofenfornlig
nein.
@egobelt ioa oos @uuOer iein.
Ger &ode iino geltiig getragen
| Sic lpoaen's nit Der 0ole mdgen,
@eil lie aaeiit oen ginSruf id)GFft
Bon Weisbeit, 9iloung Mutb llni
| &raft.
God fiitoet fiir Die iGone Sraft
Mon eine Sirma altgebradt,
Icmu lit etipas audi nett uto lieblid
gs miro uns 6aS lit lanoesiib
liG
9(l 8rerlStport nur 3l Ser5en gebei
@eil Mrs omn i6ipieriger perlte
bem
9rum tparo i'm 9arlSen oeiitIbei
2afto
Die 0eilbeit "SSupeclllotten genattnt
9os lit iebr die, fIirgt ilngetuobn
li6
llno itimmt oen @esner aud Der
i0bnlid,
Ga1n mas fronsoiiif 1T, lit fetit
llno fam beIti1unt fein lllHirit iein
80 lit Die alte 9amenntooe
Srinsipten geipeibt Dem Sooe,
@enn alldp-iuie's nit Erili5ipiel
gebt
3as MIR Saltf Dem Sapiere itebt.
3os TamenyeirfIei6 miro gun
Eruntpf
llnh mn tper geiItig oollenos ititntp
8iro oieier S9opfung iit Der
i6lieBen
| limo ibre S6ombeit ni6t gerieBert.
Gin Ioldy beidrdnpfter slnGitbet,
Der nidts begreift uno niats Der
itebt,
BIN ih. Man fam oas iebr be
oauern,
God niitt fein Shintpfen mo fen
Srarern, r
Rein antfboiengrinun ut groB, y
gr noht Mid bart upo einiittslos
| Sd ruie ale @dnner aitf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

bot, feline Spur bon elmer 9Sarif,
ooer eineir 5allen Ger Seltriht-aftter
ion6ern i'm @egentbefl iillo oieielben
iogar nod etipas seItiegeil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02
po0io''s Spiel.

Dtorgeil slbenh,
Sen 3ten 3. 81. miro
9Srof. Osor Starge IN
ser bteiigen, epolrgl.
ct. 9Sails Stride, oas
lueltberitbrnte Saiii.
onssSpiel ourd) cine
prabtpollc Serte
iumSerbaRr @anoel-
biloer porfiibren; ous
9an5e Sehen Sein,
bon ieirler 8eburt bls
81 ieiner Sintmel.
fabrt bariteaenb.
erof. Stan9e aus
9erlin, 0eutidlalrO,
lit eill lpoblbefonnter
gSiolin 8irtuoie, ein
SdiiIpr Der be1telt,
epropdii6en @eiIter
luno Der Better elmer
lpunoerpoaen, alten
slmnti Sipliltc; CT
miro tbeils Dor ltlro
tbeils nod obiger
Soritellultg Die fol-
qenOen, flaiiiIdcn go
lopartbien portrogelt:
.glpe Ntaria," BON
1T. Sd)ubert; dltf Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02

abontlirt' anf oas Seruanner
goHsbllatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-02
Sas 9amcn- -scinaeiS.
@cTlnscn BON stlcronoer b. gisst

y 8ir oiirfen ipobl 9ic5os aIa.
sc, Die in Der @iener "SieiflspoIt,,
peroffentIidt miro, in1ge6n6er4 ipie.
oergeben. 8as er iiber 0eutidlano
uIbo Seiterreid Iagt. trifit in nod
boberem @aBe aitf unier 2ano 5u,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

service. called the Sedcr. at which GER
tain symbolic ceremonials are observed.
Each particlpant-and the lowliest Is
privileged to sit at the table that night
is required to drink four cups OF wine
In memory OF the four promises made by
the Eternal to redeem Israel from bond
age. On the table are the unleavcued
cakes (matzos). the shin bone OF a lamb
(roasted on the coals) commemorative
OF the Paschal sacrifice. roasted egg.
mixture OF apples and nuts (charoseth).
to symbolic the mortar with which the
Egyptians made bitter the lives OF the
fathers. and bitter herbs (maror). rem
iniscent Of the unhappy days in Egypt.
In song and story the tale Of the op-
preston and the deliverance is rehearsed.
Psalms OF thanksgiving (halleD. strike
the keynote of the happy occasion. The
services: interrupted for the family din
ner close with number Of merry folk
songs, expressive of the character OF the
celebration,
During the festival. unlcavened bread
is eaten instead OF the usual leaven. In
orthodox homes, great care is taken that
all traces of leaven be removed before
the beginning OF the FESTIVAL. Sets OF
dishes. otherwise unused. are provided.
Services are held in the synagoEues and
sermons preached in keeping with the
thoughts of the festival. Excerpts from.
or, In some cases. the whole OF the book
OF the Song OF Songs are read.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
How Hobo Monkey
Cured Town I Toper

No, y said the Village Gossip
TO the travelling man. who was
making his semi-annual visit to
Seragviile, "Ezra Scroggius ain I
urinking no egg nog or other inter.
nal exhilarants these days
The travelling man expressed sur.
prise, having known Ezra many
years.
After letting his initial state
ment soak in. the Village Gossip
continued:
You see, while Ezra was an aw-
ful booze tighter, he still had lot
of pride about him. He was
great practical joker hlmself-al-
ways havin' fun with fellers, but
he couldn' t stand a joke where he
was the goat, as you might say,
Well. after we had tried every
known method of trying to wean
Ezra from the cup that cheers and
lnebriates, aud it didn I do no
good, we hits upon plan.
A monkey what belonged to a
ltalyan fellow that died over at the
Corners was the ugliest monkey
that ever picked up hot penny.
Some time in his career he had got
tangled up in n buzz saw and lost
his tail He also had small watery,
red eyes and altogether was the
most disreputable monkey in ex-
istence. Down in Africa he shure
would have been a hobo. But that
monkey was smart. Put him over
behind bar and he would walk
around among the bottles and
glasses. without even touchin'
thing, Just as a human bein' would
do. Well. this give us our cue
and we proceeds to put one over
on Ezra.
Zone day when Ezra was just
about to the point of seein' things
that wusn It, Bill Higgins and Lon
Beeson takes him in tow and asks
him TO go over TO the Ocean Wave
bar and take something. The bar
tender and the monkey was there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
JEWS TO CELEBRATE
THEIR SACRED DAY
Special Services In Commemoraton OF
the Passover VIII Be Held Next
Wednesday.

In common with people of their race
and creed throughout the world. Jews OF
Salt Lake will this week celebrate the
feast OF the Passover Special services.
conducted by Rabbi Freund. Will be held
In the temple B'nal Israel next Wednes-
day evening. beginning at s o'clock.
The Passover or Pesach is the seven
days festival observed by the Jew in
the early spring In commemoration of the
exodus from Egypt. In ancient Jewish
life It was the first of the three pilgrim
festivals, upon which every male Jew
was required TO present himself in per-
son at the central sanctuary in Jeru-
salem.
Although the Passover has certain fea-
lures In common with the universal
spring festival, 1t is its historical sisnifi-
canoe which gives II lasting vitality. 1t
Is the great independence day OF the
Jew: the first event in his national his
tory. an event which became funda-
mental in all his thinking, too as owl
denced by the frequent reference to the
great deliverance.
The festival is ushered in by family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

and the bartender, who uster be a
actor, was on the job.
Ezra and Bill and Lon goes in
and lines up at tbe bar and Bill
says to Ezra, What II you have?'
At this time the monkey was skip
pin aroun among the glasses and
bottles. but nobody said anything
about it, Ezra, he stops and looks
at the monkey bit and then says
to the bartender; where d you
git the monkey?' The bartender
looks at Ezra kinder panied and as.
tonished and says; what did you
say you'd have7 Some whisky
says Ezra, loolljn grieved because
the bartender didn't answer his
question about the monkey. The
bartender poured out the drinks
and Ezra then turned to Bill Hig-
gins and said. The monkey ain t
got no tail, has hel' Bill set his
glass down quick. and putin his
hand on Ezra IS shoulder, affection
ate like, said: 20. go on and take
your drink, oil man.
'tBy this time Ezra was shorely
in the air higher than q Wright
flying machine tryin to break
altitude record But he pulls him
self together and raises his drink.
Just then the monkey jumps over
right in front Of Ezra and begins
to wink at him. Ezra was game.
though, and as he pours his licker
down and sets the glass back. he
breaks into a laugh and says: 60,
what IS the matter with you
chumps? ] knew | didn't see no
monkey | was just foolin you.
'In ten minutes everybody in
Scragville had heard the story and
they made Ezra IS life burden to
him. Ezra took a oath, however,
that he'd never let another drop
get down his neck
"' When man gets to the point
where he don't know whether or
not he sees a monkey says Ezra,
it's time he was cuttin 1t out, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
NOTICE..

|egsl Of sa!t Lake City of the inten.
|S1 81 such council TO make the follow
eescrlhcd Improvement. 10 wit.
y Grade. gutter and curb with cement
y. pave with asphalt (said asphai;
|rpsIent 10 nc twenty -four (24l fee
|.s @!Tcen curbs and nlne and ! fo;l
ano !ntrd avenues, in paving dis.
~ No 80. and defray the abutters
|.Ienn of The cost and expense thereof
rlsd ct four thousand two hundred
|,gwlsnt 1nd 3e-l00 f$i.5S 36) dollars
%s and So-100 (s5.s0) dollars pei
49, .. nncar foot Of abuttlng property
~ elng 1920 feet abuttlng said I'm
ymsht. by a local assessment upon
ps or pieces OF ground within thu
Ssns described district, being the
"A ~ % be affected and benefited hv
IL mpMvemcDt namely:
Ia west side ot lot 4. block 2 the
~ woe OF lot I. block 8. plat I: be-
az point IS feet north
~ s.r.h north 50 degrees. 81 minutes. essr
ns, thence north 81 degrees Yves
wv thence north so degrees 30 min
est 900 feet: thence north "a de
"a 10. minutes east l9.i feet: theme
,Sio feet from the stone monu-
Ia O., az the intersection OF Canyon road
|k sAm street: thence north a99 II
/ m 40 north IS degrees .05 minutes
-, H'@ teet; thence northwestern
n curve OF rs feet radius. lO.ss
Is Eng part Of the southwest quar-
MI 'ssuon 81. township 1 north. range
|hh oalt Lake base and meridian.
IsEs City survey,
'rs osal cost OF said Improvement is
IA ss1sa 1ssa al four thousand eight hun
ssI.y srI.y and Si-loo (sisi0 .sl5 dollars.
|A.,,eS sum .he clty's portion is f1vc
|EaH' eighty-two and 48-l0O (s5s2. 49,
Ia leaving four thousand two hun
| m" "y W eight and 36-i0O (st25s IS,
Al NO )" oe raised by local assessment.
{s ts p'U'ssts ~" and objections TO the car
| |estsd' ~. ~ Of such Intention must be pre-
~ "a "r,ling. stating therein lot ami
a ,.or VI description os property. to the
IA Ar7T Av;TYrner on or before the nth day
h H@gm. IN isll, being the time set by
y, uncn s,,as when Il will hear and con.
E,Ss protests and objections as may
giy, Utah.
Tsa January II 1a11
hs,nv =, s. RIFES. city Recorder
|--ls extension No. SO. c34sl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
! VI ANNUAL MEETING O
STOCKHOLDERS

|, !, "s'aaa- Douglas Copper Company.
tspper' 'S5socNholdcrs Of Nevada Douglas
|,,,hs hereby notified that the annual
q. Innni inc stockholders OF the Me-
IA hssas Copper Company which
N IN NJ neen held OH the FIRST Mon
p N ,sy' ISll, will be- held at the Of
Salns s company. i0S-t0a Newhcusc
z dsy aslt Lake City, Utah. oil the
ss,k in -, W May. A. y. 1911. at ten
cpses:" 'he forenoon for the following
> Bar adatliy and approve all acts of
'esaI ma. VT Directors since the last
<>panv ling Of stockholders OF the
4 nInn,sA Such acts are set forth in
pa. oil the meetings OF said
ta Of ii i,iSce,He and act upon such re
Z comnnIt bodrd of Directors, Officers
8 meeiin,."ee as may be submitted at
',.tssny ,c. ,o Board OF Directors OF the
\, 10 the me ensuing corporate year.
"a ,..,ansact any other business
..shr ar. an properly be transacted at a
'fs NJ nusi .n meeting OF The stock
=. bnfo,nc company. and which MAY
" S,on,, said meeting.
&5ahy ana Transfer Books OF The
~ at IN oc clogcd from NAV q.
ring H., IL III; until 10 n, M. of the dav
@ the odte OF this annual meet
y ordrr ma adjournment thereof
VI the President.
+. NJ. OREM.
''' AorlI :. lolI. seere'"If die,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
|D OFFICERS
CHOSEN.
rbauges Made in Board of
ytustees of Agricultural
College.
nlpEASE IS MADE IN
NUMBER OF FACULTY
....rts Show the Big School
Il Be in a Flourishing
Condition.

~ n ,,cmbers OF the board present
- s. Tingey, who was detained
nj other matters. and Susa
.- uho has resigned from the
ee'".sa annual meeting of the board
cas- OF the Utah Agricultural COL
hold Saturday at 10 o'clock a.
"a. offices OF President Stohl- The
.,-,orsanizcd by electinG all the old
az follows: President Lorenzo
IA, president, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
y r,cording secretary, j. T. Caine.
4 aranclsl secretary, j. l.. Coburn;
.srsr. a. NJ. Fleming
vannIal report OF DR.. John "A.
n. president OF the college, was
~ .,sd showing the growth OF the
.sa'ond the Increase In the enroll
The The report was given the ap-
.-l of the board.
Z Importance TO the future CROWN
!, .giciency Of the college was the ac-
~ Inc hoard In increasing the fac
Il the college and transferring m
n,s The unusual increase In the
Ian, Of students made it lmpcra-
d ~ Increase the number OF instruc-
According to the report OF the
.pent. tho enrolment for 19lo-ll
.ftl 100.
New Faculty Members,
~ members Of the faculty were elect
~ tolows Or. E. G. Peterson, pro-
- NJ bacterlology Of the Corvallis.
1 rollege, Will take the chair OF bac-
10y and physiology: Professor Frank
u,,ris, graduate of Cornell. was
IA tc The department Of agronomy,
-',<Sor Ernest Carroll. graduate of
. Isnhprsity Of Illinois. was elected as
I'D professor of animal industry: Pro-
IN C. Jensen, graduate Of Cor
University. was elected to the de-
ra1fnl OF plant pathology, and Miss
,ylrt Hull will lecture on domestic
- and assist IN the extension de-
Idacnt.
7Scfsssor ]. c. Hogenson was trans
.,a 10 the extension department from
{ lsrartment of asronomy and will
~ Professor l.. 4. Merrill professor
-tsrse of the extension department.
-issor j, 7: Caine. III. will devote
~ Than half his time 10 the cXten-
4 scpartmeni All appointments and
1r1rs are effective July !.
New Men Are Utahns.
/ selec,ing new members of the fac
n tle board chose graduates of the
exc rho had gone east for their ad-
Nd degrees. They all are Utah men
n Hull. who vas added 10 the de-
riIfni OF domestic science. is from
i lake The necessity for an in
srss teaching force and transfers was
! 10 tie growth OF the extension de-
rrtnt oi the college.
Amer the meeting members Of tho
aH. other college people who arc In th"
b snd Governor Spry were guests o.
'fiszor and Mrs. l.. a. Merrill for
ccSeon q, the Commercial club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Announcement.

/. New Windsor news stand is now un.
rev management, with = full line
sleoS and periodicals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Compare the Con-
struCtion of a MON
ARCH with any
other Range

Ordinary cast iron ranges are
bolted together, and the joints
plastered with stove putty.
They may work well for
short time, but soon the seams
open up, air leaks in. and ashes
leak out-result, tTice as much
fuel is used as is necessary.
A MONARCH RANGE is
made Of MALLEABLE IRON
and heavy polished steel-riv-
eted togetber-can t come
loose-can I air-leak can I
break. "a MALLEABLE IRON
frame surrounds every opening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

It is worth your while to see for yourself
Come in and we IL explain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-07
The Theatre
THE ILLINOIS,

THE ILLINOIS.
Sept. 1O.-'The Girl 1 Love"
Sept. 1.-THE Golden Girl"
Sept. 17.-Henry Woodruff in
The Prince of Tonight"
Sept. 23.-''The Travelling Sales
man"
Sept. 24.-"The Rosary"
THE EMPIRE.
Daily vaudeville performances at
$3.50 and SIS.
THE MAJESTIC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-07
furnace work: 152e-1528 Fourth ave.

furnace work: 1526-152s Fourth ave
nue..
Wall paper. the best for the money,
at l.. S. McCabe & Co.
Let William johnson do your tin and
furnace work; 1916 Third avenue.
Kindling wood $3.50 per load at the
Rock Island Sand and Gravel con-
pany. Old phone COS.
Before ordering your coal get prices
from Island City Coal company. A w.
knight, manager. Old phone West GIT.
John Pech's ladies' tailoring estab-
lishment has been removed from
1929 Second avenue to the Math
building.
Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of the supreme recorder of the
Royal Neighbors of America, Rock Is
land. H.. not later than Sept. IL. 1911,
for the seasons coal supply, same to
be of standard Pinch lump.
Fancy head lettuce, endive, spinach,
cucumbers, pickles, egg plant, shelled
lima beans, red and green peppers, also
full line of Michigan peaches, by the
bushel or in small baskets, picked
pears, Damson plums, Tokay grapes,
etc, at the Boulevard grocery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-07

son the stars are withdrawn and
placed at the head of newer offer
ings, THE Goddess of Liberty one
of the Hough- Howard jingles,
heretofore viewed in these parts, was
at the Illinois last night, and was
creditably presented, although the
absence of a we'll known star doubt
less was largely responsible for the
failure of the public to respond as
generously as expected. The staging
was pretty, and the cast nicely bal
anced. More than ordinary local in
terest attached to the performance
by the appearance among the princi-
pals of Miss Grace Kennicott, fire.
quent visitor here, and having many
friends in the city, and Mrs. Lydia
Coffey-Kane, a former resident OF
Davenport. Miss Kennicott, a de-
lightful little personality, has the