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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
Cine ihreflihe @nnSe

bon einem 1eHer, 8epebr. gleds
tanne, roitigen Haeel, Seuerlperf ober
burd ireenb ei1en anberen llnfaI perz
uriaht, erfprbert prompte 9ebanbluna
NIT 8udlen's Irnifas Salbe. nm 9lutz
bereiftuns ober falten 9ranb su pers
bitten. Sic lit Der idneuite nuo
iiherite Seiler fir ale ioldbe &nnben,
cbenfal1s fiir Sranbpunbeu. @ez
iffpiire, Smitausbriide, gcsenla. &C.
iprnngene Sdnbe. S%lbneraueen pber
SGmprrboioen. 25 Gents in Z. @.
Rnete's apotbefe. 656 giain Ctr,
S,ibueiie, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
g,sxsaspa.resr unsette, pisastaa, nrn 10. an.ti 1911.

seippbrt lit. cine cigene Gomniiiion
beitimmIt, Die lid bteier Sase in etner
Gn5ubl 8asen aus Dem Natbballs sir
Bride besab, nm cine Srtsbeiihtis
el1ng por5unebmen; bag mar aft
Wonnte nad Der InSeige bes 8riidens
s6Ilners. llnb bel Der geii6tisuns
ergnb eS iid, bnB Die 8aninfen ins
Sipilden peri6ipunben naren; pielS
,leiht bate Der Miunn on Der 8riide
lie gefangen nnb neraebrt. mas bel
Den tbeuren Sleii6preiieu tpobl be.
9reiflid) mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

3uiamnlentreiien Mnbero'S nit bem
Y~rdiibenteu De Ia 9arru i'm Eationnlz
1nlait. Die beipen t5crren battcn
it'd bisber nod nidt tcnnen gelernt.
Iit her5lidem 6Gnbebrud beeriibten
lie Iid. De Ia Sarra iprad oapon.
'SaB Giel idbpn errciebt lei. unb eiIBerte
Die Soffnum9. bnB Iles, mas gee
ldehcn Iple, seidebcu iuerbc, cine
6offnuna, IN Die Wabcro 0 0cr5en
einitimmte.
@leid mad @rlebieung bes formels
len 8csriiBun9s : Trogramms MIR
ben Wnbero uno Iei,tc @enrablin mad
benr ieinem Batter 9eb0rigeu Ealais
an Der Ipeniba Berlin aeleitet, no lie
biz nnf @citeres ibren Iufentbalt
nebnen iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
Stabt Wegifp besriiFt ben 6elben ber
4enplatipn.

1ericp Ctr. Z. sunni. =
@enn irsenDipo nod elm 3rpeiiel be-
itanben BADEN ionte besiislif Der
Stimn,une in Der Sauptitabt sesen>
iiber Sranctseo S. Waberp, ST., benz
Selben Der iiius1ten Hebplution, 10
mib bieien 3meifel Der Slibef 5eritort
bnber, Der Germ Wabero bel ieiner
Infunft Dor SlinreS, nndb ieinem
Sriumpb Iber bas 9ia5'i9e &esime,
begribte.
Iauienbe iiber Sauienbe brGnsten
lid auf Der ginfriebisnns bor Dem
9abnbof, beietten 3drne unb
Nauern, 9dher unb Sen1ter unb
8alfons auf jebem Yunfte. bon benz
MA Die ginfabrt gum 8abnbof iibers
bliden fonnte.
Sic &utibe. gu Der Serr Wabero
lrnb feline @attin s~eleitet ipurben,
tpurbe bon bier eiiengrailen Yferben
gesogen, bic bon Yoitilons in eriinen
Safetts. tpeiben 8einfleibern, Colo
NAL Yerriiden nnb tpeiben @iiisen
auf Dem &opf, seIenft tplirben.
Neben Germ nnb Srau Iabero
nabm Der jesise Chef Der militdrii6en
Gone, Mfre6o 8obles Somineue5, in
Der &utihe glab.
Mtehrere Heiben bon Heitern in
&bafie Uniform auf itdmpfenben 9tois
len bilbeten Spalier. als Nabero nit
ieinen 8esleitern 1id 81 Der &nti6e
begdb. 8lumenitrdlibe unb Rpr<
t~benfr1n3e fpiirben benz Sieser uuo
ieiner @attm allf ben Yfab unb in
ben @eeen seitrent, als lie bur6 Die
iubelnben Raiien ibren @es nabnIen.
SuBenbe bon Snbnen be5eidneten berS
ihiebene gontineente Der Renge, Die
iid INN iie idaarte. gs tparen Stus
benten Der 2anbipirtbi6aftsifule. Der
~nafionalen 5abndr5tliben Sdule, Der
Shnle fir Ieoi5in. Iit9lieber bes
fpeib[iden Inti : Heelectioniitens
Clubs nit elmer SABINE. beren gu
idrift mar ~Eodter bon Gnabuac"
unb gertreter politii6er Clubs nit
8annern unb Snbnen.
Nit Niihe ntadte Die berittene gss
forte fir bic &ntide Waoero's Die
Balm frei burf Die Sbore unb iiber
ben maleriifen Ya5o Sc Ga 8eforma.
no ein Sriumpb5ue nod benz Yalaft
begann. Webrere bunbert Setter IN
6reitrGnbisen Often unb 2einensGns
5ii9en, ieber nit einem ober mebreren
8iirteln bon Iauiers Yntronen I'M
ben 2eib. folsten.
Siele Snnienbe bon Weniden biel>
ten in @ripnrtnna Wabero's itnnbene
lana in better Stinmnns Die Strnber
beiest. Der 3ug fam mr. langiam
ppripGrts unb manfmal bntten Die ibr
erDfinenbcn Geiter grobe Niibc, 8abn
AT MADDEN. Mabero itan6 abtpedielnr
auf nno iebtc iih ipieber nieoer, bere
6ellate Iid nnb 1fipenfte gum 0ani
fir Die linn ln~anfborlid bar9ebrad
ten .8ipas" ieinen Snt.
Grit ipGt am q a d mittng be-
gam Die @ense iid gu 5eritreuen, mos
BEL ibr Ibgans burd einiesenoen
Reaen beidleuni9t nurbe. Iac
StraBen, burh ipelde Die Sarabe iid
6eipeste. iparcn prddtig nit Sla9gen
aaer gtationeu geIdmiidt.
@on ben 8alfonen unb Senitern
Ser o6eren Stodiperfe iunrocu ole
WarIhierenben nit Confetti unb
6umten Yapierbdnberu iiberidIttct.
Wabero's 2ngen purbe nilf benz
9dnScn 8eac NIT 8lumcn %'beiuorfcn,
ipofiir Sran Wabcro hurh SGd,eln NM
Ierbcuaunocn nnnfcnb auittirtc.
geionbers einbrndsnoa mar oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
Sic slrbeit wirb balb 6esinnen,

nahbem Sic Or. Sings gfetp 9ife
YiGen genommen baben unb Sic iper>
ben iid balb bes suteu @rfolges berz
Ielben ~freuen. &%eritopiung unb I'm
nerbauliGfeit perIhipinpen uub cir
geIunber gppetit tebrt 3uriid. Sies
ielben reeulieren 0tnsen, 9eber unb
Ginseipeibe unb perleiben Dem sanSen
aorper neue arqft unb gnerste. Ser
iufet bieielben. Hur % Gents in
g. 8. Iuete's apotbete, 656
Main Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

Srbeiter ifebt lit oben beridltct NOR
zen. Splitilfe Clubs inter Irbctz
teri iperben nitt 9ebulDet.
aonnen sic jest neritchen, tuurlm
mir Gcoollition gcmaht buben."
=
&ic hattie int 9id)te bicier 3bat=
laden, bic md id,un pm anberen
2cutcn cr0rtert nurben iiitb, cine Re-
pplntion ausbleibcn f6nnen? Wtr
mpnen bamtit feinesmess bcbanptei
ba6en, baf has nenc Hestme uirfltdl
before iSnitdnbe bcrbeifiibren ,utrf
uDer fdni.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
Negifs n,ahte Gurtfhritte trpt 9ias
nidt tuesen ibut.

Wegifo bat inter ber Hegiernng
pon 9tas Surtfdritte semadt, niGt
iuegen ieiner iunbern trpt ieiner. 8ir
baben 8. 9. quite Giienbabnen. Wer
bat tie gebnut2 8iel amerifdniifes
unb ettpas britifdes &apitaI. Wer
bot bnfiir be5ablt? Sas merchandise
8oIf. Bas bat 9ia5 basu setban?
CT mnd1te iiber Die MaBen unpers
ifdnbig bunme unb nnebrlihe Gon=
6eiiionen. burd pel6e Die giien=
babnen illbiibiert ipurben. 80 baben
s. g. piele G%iienbabnen lire Gifens
babnen suci pber brei Nal Iinger
semadt, als es eisentlid n6tbis mar,
einfaf nm bic Yramien az bcfpmmeu,
bic melt b1ber uaren ais bic 8anfpiten
Der 8abnifrefe; aber bieic unaes
beneren ltnteritiitnngen ppn Staats
iuesen iunrben ben 6ffentlihen combs
cntrummeit.
gtatiirltf 6aben Die 2c6ens6eoings
un9en unb bic offentli6e 8oblfnbrt
lid gebeIiert, chen, ipeil bas Golf
i6iper gearbeitet bat, i6iperer als
irsenb nnberspp. Gber bieier 6to<
npmii6e Sortidritt lit bltrb Die
9ia6'ihe Ietbooe 9ebemmt. nidt
unteritiiBt iporoen.
Die Gergiiuitigungein, bic Sia5 iei>
men Sreunoen eerlieb, baben pen
8ettbeiperb 9egcn ne nabe5u lnmog@
lid gemadt; lie baben Die @riiten5
5abloier Wpnupple burh ungerefte
Sterernireibcit seiGrbcrt unb be-
giinitiet.
llnb Sipar Bat SiaS bicies Spitem
| ip9nr alif Die nntiirlifen Siilfsauellen
a~lisgcbe6nt. 60 bat Die o2iabt anb
Ypiper Company of @tericp 9th" in
ibrer 9or5eiiion cine Glauiei, in Der
crfldrt lpirb, DAB feincm anberen Snz
bipibium ober @eieuifaft bas He6t
gcae6en ipirb. irgenopic u1lb irgenbz
ipanu ir9enb einen 8aiierfan inner
balb zines aepihen (groBen) &C.
bietes alis5uniiben, uub bas meint fir
Die 9ennnnte @eieai6aft Elm eipiees
elettriides Siht> ui,b araftsW onopol
in Werico Gitp, in Yuebla, in Yaducs
ca unb in einigen anoereu Yldten.
aus bieiem @runbe lit Die eleftriihe
Strait in Ierico Gin audi 10 tbeiler.
ndmlid ten peips $500 monatlid,
iiir feline Samilien; IN ciuer Sas
mile bon bier pbcr flint YerIonen
tonmt Die Gleftri5itdt ami 80 bis 40
peips 81 ltebeu. Sieies lit ein i6pes
res &emmmiB iitr iolfe @eiddftc Die
ipeui9 eleftriihe arait 9ebraid,en, be-
~ioubers nod. oa Die &oblen 10 tbeller
unb 10 iclten iinp. sic miiiicu udma
lid $1,000 Ailpmetcr peit bcrgcs
id)oiit merbem
gSic es I'm Die arnliclis be3ablten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
(Spe5iea fir bieie Seitung.)
Suitdnbe, ME tie in Wesifp esittieren.
Son 6. 81.

(Sorfesitns bon Der s. seite.)
bon ben 8anoiten befreit, inbem er
lie ms Irnt ieste. 3ie Die 3elte
a6er als 8eamte seberrint baben,
bapon idtpei9t beg Sdnsers SDf@
li6feit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
Do You Know

That the successful candidates
after their election under the
commission form Of government
must publish a detailed sworn
statement of their campaign ex-
penses. both in the primary and
IN the election proper, and that
failure to do so is ground for
a removal from Office. Section
80 covers this point as follows:
Every elective officer, elected
by the electors of such city or
village, shall, within 80 days
after qualifying. file with the
city or village clerk and publish
at least once in a daily news
paper of general circulation, or
if there is no daily newspaper
published in such city or vii
Iage, then in a weekly neWspa-
per of general circulation pub
Iished in such city or village, or
II there is no weekly newspaper
published in such city or viii
lage, then in some newspaper of
general circulation published in
the county in which such city or
village is located. his sworn
statement of all his election and
campaign expenses (including
primary eIection) and by whom
such funds were contributed.
Amy violation of the provi-
sions of this section shall con-
stitute a miSdemeaDOr and be
punished by a fine not exceed
ing $500 or by imprisonment in
the county Jail not exceeding
three months, or by both such
fine and imprisonment, in the
discretion of the court, and shall
be a ground for removal from
Office"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
WAR OVER BORDER A CIRCU'

Continued from Page one-)
utes. They then turned and scatter
ed at a dog trot.
The crowd Of sightseeTers on the
American side bear witness 10 the
CELEBRITY Of the retreat OF the fed
erals, who were in full view for near
~ a mile.
ENJOYS 4 MEAL.
The skirmish had been over for an
hour when an insurrectionist. clutch
ing a fve-peso bill IN his hand.
crossed TO the American side. He
had been sent 70 buy a dinner for
Orozco, who had a surfeit OF goat
meat. a soldier turned him back,
fearing that he wished 10 purchase
ammunition. Again on the Mexican
side. he encountered some newspa-
per men who guaranteed the limo
cenee of his mission. He bought his
supplies under their supervision and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is By constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing OF the eustachian tube. When
this tube is infamed you have a rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed. deafness is
the result, and unless the infiamrna,
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored 10 its normal condition, hear
ing viii be destroyed forever: nine
cases out Of 10 are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an infiamed con
dition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give 800 for, any cases OF
deafness (caused By catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure
Send for circulars free. F. J. Cheney
& Co, Toledo, o. Sold by druggists
IS cents. Take Halls Family pills for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
BASKETBALL PRELIMS
TO BE PLAYED HERE
Moline, Monmouth and GaIesburg to
Have Teams Entered in
Contests.

Thad Taylor, manager OF the Rock
Island high school basketball team,
today wired the officers of the I'LL
nois State Athletic association &C
quiescing in the proposal 10 hold pre-
liminary games in this city Feb. "a
and Z5. The teams that will com
aete here viii represent the high
-rh"ols of this city, Moline, Mon
mouth and Galesburg and Kewanee
and Mt. Carroll, possibly The con-
tests will take place in the high
5 aCoI gymnasium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
NORTHERN ANNUAL
Local Life Insurance Company
Meets to Name Directors
and Officers.
POLICIES TOTAL $5,045, 900
Statement Shows Gross Assets OF
1907, 612.46-Nice Gains in
Business.

The stockholders Of the Northern
Life Insurance company held their an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon at
the head Office of the company in the
Safety building and the following we're
named as directors: w. A. Rosenfield.
c. w. Lundahl, Frank w. Mueller, DR..
Louis Ostrom, E. C. Kelley, Otto HUI
Der, and A. E. Montgomery. The d.
rectors holding over for another year
are: J. B. Smalley, j. W. Simonson,
NJ. O. Williamson, DR.. A. H. Arp, DR..
p. H. Vessel. William Rupp, Jr., H. /.
BATTLES, J. M Ekelin, J. ]. Pitts, DR.
A. NJ. Beal, and Hope Thompson. Fol-
lowing the meeting Of the stockholders
the directors met and elected officers
as follows:
President-Hope Thompson.
Vice President-Frank W. Mueller.
Secretary-Elton c. Kelley.
Treasurer-C. W. Lundahl.
Superintendent of Agencies - John
NJ. Ekelin.
Medical Director-Dr. A. II. Arp.
REPORTS ENCOURAGING.
While the stockholders meeting was
in progress there was a general discus
sion of the condition and progress of
the company. and the reports which
were made by the officers were most
encouraging. The financial statemen+
showed that the gross assets were
1907, 61246. The only liability, a re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
DAVENPORTER FINED
FOR GETTING DRUNK
George Bowers Comes Across River
to Consume a Few High Ones
and Gets Too Many.

George Bowers of Davenport came
TO this city this morning to get a
few high ones and he imbibed so
many that he could not carry them
ali, and the result was that he was
arrested and taken TO the police sta
ton. He had sobered up enough by
O'Clock this afternoon to permit
his being arraigned before the po-
lice magistrate and he was fined
SO and casts, which amounted in all
to SEQ. Bowers was loud with
promises to keep away from Rock
Island in the future and he was ad-
vlsed that such a course would be
conducive to his health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
DIES LEAVING A
FATHERLESS BABE
Miss Rose BRASS, Aged 90, Elk
pires at Twenty-third Street
Rooming House.
CHILD BORN TO HER FEB. 2
Mother and Brother of Young Woman
Arrive From Iowa just Before
the End Comes.

Survived by a baby boy born TO
her Feb. 2. and the father of whom
she admitted on her deathbed she
was unable to name. Miss Rose BRASS.
aged 90 years, expired at GAS this
morning at 400 Twenty-third street,
a rooming house conducted by a Mrs.
Mcbride.
Mrs. Rose Luther. the mother of
Mas BRASS, and Martin BRASS, a
brother, arrived IN the city early this
morning, coming in response TO tel
egraphic advices, and they we're with
the young woman when she passed
away. It is probable the remains
will be buried here. The child has
been placed In care of Miss Dina
Ramser. the police matron, and she
has been requested 10 find a home
for it. Mrs. Luther declined to give
any information concerning her
daughter other than to say that she
was born in Milwaukee, and had been
away from home several years.
FORMER RESTAURANT CASHIER.
Miss BRASS. for a time. was en-
ployed as cashier in one of the res
taurants in this city. After leaving
her place in the restaurant she went
to another city to live. She returned
to Rock Island last June. Early in
January she was taken i'll at a room
on Seventeenth street. A physician
was called and he had her removed
TO ST. Anthony's hospital. She re-
manned at the hospital a week and
then was taken to the rooming house
on Twenty-third street. where her
child was born and where she died.
Pneumonia is given as the cause Of
death.
HAD TRIED SUICIDE.
The physician who attended Miss
BRASS stated that she tried to poison
herself in Davenport March II last
while she was on parole from the
Mitchelville school for girls near Des
Moines. At that time she was en-
ployed as domestic in a Davenport
home. She was in Mercy hospital
for a time and after her discharge
went to her home TO recuperate. At
terward she came to Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
Personal Points

J. T Stafford left last night for
South Dakota
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Appelqufst.
ZIG Fourth avenue, have welcomed
a daughter, their first born, to their
home.
NJ H Sexton is in Rockford at
tending the sessions of che Illinois
State Retail Merchants association,
which is in annual session.
Rev Marion Humphreys, pastor of
Central Presbyterian church, will ar
rive home from Windsor, Mo, Friday.
He was called to the latter city by the
death of Mrs. Humphreys father.
o. H. Faus has arrived from Tren-
ton, Mo, TO enter upon his new duties
as chief clerk to F. J. Easley, superin-
tendent of the Illinois division of the
Rock Island road, with headquarters
in this city.
DR.. ]. R Hollowbush and daughter
Allene arrived home this morning
from indianapolis, where the latter Wis
tied for a week with friends. DR.. Hol-
lowbush went to indianapolis Sunday
to accompany his daughter home
r. G. Smedley, secretary, and A.
d. Hermann, assistant secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A, will leave tomorrow
for Freeport, where they will attend
the annual convention of the Young
Mems Christian association OF the
state of Illinois. Others who will at
tend the sessions from the local as
ISOLATION are Bliss Rinck, w. ].
RaardsJey and Norman Kerr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
FILTERED WATER
HERE NEXT WEEK
Machinery of New Plant in Res
ervoir Park Tried Out This
Afternoon.
100000 GALLONS DAILY
All in Readiness Now for Adjust
ment and Installation of the
Electrical Equipment.

The men in charge of the work at
the mechanical plant in Reservoir
park being installed by the Pittsburg
Filter Manufacturing company, stat
ed today that within another week
all would most probably be in readi-
ness for the supplying of the city with
clear water by the new process. To
day, a temporary wire was strung
from one of the transformers to the
new filter house, and Superintendent
Sharp, who is representative OF the
filter company, stated that he expect
ed TO try out the machinery late this
afternoon for the first time. 1t will
take at least a week to adjust the
machinery and electrical equipment
properly, but as soon as this is done all
will be in readiness to begin the oper-
alton of the plant
SIX FILTERS ARE COMPLETE.
Orrin c. Holt, superintendent Of
construction, and D. c. Kelly, superin-
tendent of the Waterwork department,
that the six filter units are
and all will be in working
order as soon as the electrical equip
ment is in place Each filter has
capacity of 100000 gallons of water
per day. The entire capacity Of the
plant is 100000 gallons per day, or
almost twice the amount which is
needed to supply the city.
During the coming week all of the
machinery will be tested and adjust
ments which can only be properly
made while it is in operation will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
was sent back, grinning. Orozco was
content with his meal.
WOMEN CAMP-FOLLOWERS


The rebel force consists entirely
of mounted infantry. Those not
with Orozco three miles west of here
are in the neighborhood of Bauche.
or on scouting duty in the mountains.
Unlike the federal troops. there are
no women camp-followers with the
insurrectos.
President Diaz has no organized
cOmmissary. In its place there are
the women. Each soldier is given a
few centavos day to buy food. This
they turn over to the women who
forage the country and cook tortil-
las. if they are able to buy corn and
'jerked beef" More often than not
they have children with them. They
are officially recognized by the war
department, which furnishes them
passage on troop trains. Two of them
were killed at Bauche.
1t was a spectacle both ludicrous
and pathetic yesterday to see a doz-
en- of them, mostly barefoot. run
ming after the troops as they advanc-
ed toward the rebel camp. Their
faces bore evidence of anxiety, as
most of them are bound by what
serves as matrimony to men in the
ranks. There is no danger or pri-
walton they will not face. Residents
of Mexico declare also that they are
more cruel than their men folk. and
that it is they who usually strip the
dead-a common practice There are
three Americans with OroZco at pres
ent Two of them are former Phil
ippine veterans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08

serve on outstanding business, amounts
to 1888, 900. which leaves a surplus in
the treasury of $174.61246. During
the past year the records show a gain
in income of s45. 639.54: a gain in as
sets OF s7s.296; a gain in surplus to
policy holders of S27 ,OSO.34, and a gain
of insurance in force amounting TO 81
$4,000 AT the end of the year the
total amount of insurance in force
was 5,O45, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
RESTAURANT HOLDUP FAKE
Employees of Rector's at Chicago Con-
spired TO Loot the Place.

Chicago, Feb. S.-Roy Saisline, h
waiter at Rector's restaurant has cor
fessed 10 the police that he had assist
ed in arranging the .'holdup' OF the
cafe last Tuesday morning, and that
Charles willard, arrested earlier In
the day, was the robber. Saisline
who was one OF the two employees in
the restaurant during the hold-up, i'm
plicated two other men. None of the
stolen money was returned Willard
was traced TO a south side hotel by
private detective agency, and after ar
rest was identified by the cashier on
duty during the hold-up. willard, I'm
spite OF Saislines confession. denied
that he knew anything of the robbery.
Harry Anderson, a bartender, also
was arrested and is said by Saisline
10 have planned the details Of the
robbery. Anderson was not present
when the hold-up occurred. Saisline
said he told others when there was
the fewest persons and the most
money in the cafe.
Defeat County Option.
st. Paul. Feb. S.-The county option
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
More Candidates File.

The following candidates for nom
ination as commissioners in this city
have filed their petitions with CitY
Clerk NJ T. Rudgren: Frank West
bay, Frank Blochlinger, A. ]. Riess
Alexander DeSoland. c. L. Carpenter
Nicholas E Juhl. F H. BertelSen
Lawrence o. Swanson. Charles Gan
teri, Stephen Marshall, and S. Alex
ander LaVanway. James B. Lidders
c. R Chamberlin. and DR.. W. H Lude
wig. candidates for the nomination as
mayor, also filed their petitions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-08
CHARGED With Robbery,

Mrs Robert Wilson. colored, is lying
in jail at the police station awaiting a
hearing on a charge Of robbery pre-
ferred against her by Ethel Brown, also
colored The latter claims that she
and the Wilson woman were walking
together this afternoon in the vicinity
of Twenty-fifth street and Fifth ave
rue. and that she slipped and fell. She
says Mrs. Wilson took advantage of
this fact to reach in her pocket and
get 50 which was there.