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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-02-01
THE 1911 WORLD ALMANAC.

A Complste Library In one Voiums'
Containing Some Information About
Everything and Evsrything About
Great Many Things.
You want accurate particulars Of the oongeS
1onsl elections. the 1910 census. markets. crops.
rise In prices OF staple products. aerial achieve
ments. scientific discoveries and explorations Of
1910 wars and other important historical essnts.
growth Of the United States. increasing population
and wealth OF countries. States and eitiei tho
tariff. the trusts and party platforms. Conues-
rionAl records sporting events. world records.
weights and measures. universities, religious orders
debts Of nations. industries. weather forecasts.
births marriages divorces and deaths. railroads.
shipping banning. money, tares. Insurance. 20
htical parties secret societies. clubs, the prohib
ton movement. womAn's suffrage and
10000 other Facts and Figures Up 10 Date
Of every day interest aud value TO everybody.
No merchant farmer. lAborsr. business man.
housewife business woman. school boy gin
should be without a copy Of this valuable refer
encs volume OF useful information Price 2bc.
West Of Buffalo and Pittsburg. SOc.). By mail.
sSe. Address The New York World. New York
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-08
chIna Emper0r's Mother EIores.

Princess Lai. mother OF the baby
emperor of China, and wife of tne
prince regent, has eloped with an ac-
tor Yung Shu Lu. according to Chi
nese newspapers received in San Fran
francisco, Cal
A number of newspapers published
In China refer to the disgrace that
has come to the royal family" but
only one, the Min Lu Pc, the largest
newspaper published in China. gives
the princess name and an account of
the elopement.
The mother of the emperor. the Da.
per says, fell in love with the actor
and cOrrespOnded with him for some
time before the rebellion began. The
paper draws the conclusion that the
princess believed that the Manchu
cause was lost and decided to flee
The princess is said to have taken a
fortune in jewels with her and to be
living with Yung in Mukden.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-08
eoy confesses Murder.

Calmly admitting that he planned
and executed the remarkable murder
and robbery of Express Messenger
Irvau Berger, on the Lackawanns
railroad, William p Bishie, a youth
eighteen years OLE, whose home is in
Kingston, Pa, was placed under ar
rest by County Detective NJ. A. Rafter
in Scranton, Pa.
In a remarkable confession, which
he made to Dtective Rafter, Bishie
said.
81 raped at the door of the car
and Messenger Berger opened it and
let me in for a ride, and said: Sit
down and make yourself at home.
sat down on milk can\.n the middle
Of the car. was there about two min
utes.
Berger was bending over his desk.
Just as soon as the whistle blew
and the train went around the curve
got up and shot him right in the
back of the head. He dropped on his
back. Then / grabbed hold of the
packages that l thought had money
in them.
"I planned this whole thing to shoot
the messenger at this point, as knew
! could get off when the train Stacked
up aroundSthe curve. which is in the
yard in Scranton
For about a year helped around
the express cOmpany's office at King
ston, and I have been employed BY
the United States Express company at
Scranton for the past two weeks, and
on Saturday"
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-08
Surgeon General wxman Is Dead.

NW' sNVTI NCWgTaI WyWIan rs Uead,
DR. Walter Wyman. surgeon general
Of the United States public health and
marine hospital service, died at the
Providence hospital in Washington al.
ter an illness of several months.
The direct cause of DR.. Wyman s
death was a carbuncle which develop
ed four weeks ago. He was taken to
the hospital. aud for while appeared
to improve rapidly. Until last Thurs
day his condition was not considered
critical. On that day there was a de-
cided turn for the worse, and he
steadily grew weaker until Monday,
when hope was abandonea.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-08
TWO DELAWARE GIRLS
ARE NOW IN TEXAS

miss Pauline Townsend, of Mil
ford, and Miss Ethel Reese, of Har-
rington, Delaware, are visiting friends
in the southwest, and the following
letter written on November 23rd,
tells of their experiences and pleas
ures during the trip. Previous let
ters have been printed in the Chroni-
Gle on November 3rd, Oath, and De-
cember 1st.-Ed.)
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-12-08
FOR YOUR HAIR.
Here are Facts We Want You Il
Prove at Our Risk.

When the roots of the hair are en-.
tfrely dead and the pores of the scalp
are glazed over, we do not believe
anything can restore hair growth.
But, when the hair roots retain any
life. We believe there is nothing that
will so surely promote hair growth as
will Rexall 1913" Hair Tonic. To prove
this statement we promise to prompt
ly return all the money you pay us
for Rexall "9S" Hair Tonic, should
1t not please you.
Rexall 1913" Hair Tonic DESTROYS
the germs which are usually respon-
sible for badness. It penetrates to
the roots of the hair, stimulating and,
by promoting circulation, nourishing
them.
Rexal "93" Hair Tonic helps to
relieve scalp limitation, to remove
dandrff, to prevent the hair from
falling out, and to promote an mcreas
ed growth Of hair. 1t comes in two
Sizes prices so cents and $1.OO. Re
member, you can obtain it only at
our stone The RexaN Store. Hooper
Drug Co, 1907 Main.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-12-08
PAWNEE ROCK
From The Herald

o o o o o o o o
Jay Mercer returned home Sunday
evening from St. Louis.
Ben Davis moved ]. D. Brown IS
household goods to Newton last week
and returned home Saturday.
Mrs. George Gano came up from
Hutchinson Saturday for a short
visit with friends and relatives
Miss Ella Hart left Sunday for St.
Joseph, Mo-, where she was called on
the account of the sickness of her
sister,
Will and Merwin Barrett left Sum-
day morning on No. 6, for Fort Wayne,
Ind, where they will spend a month
visiting friends and relatives.
S. A. Miller and family were down
from Kinsleg. yesterday, visiting
friends and relatives.
Edward Deckert who lis attending
school at Topeka, came home Satur-
day to spend Thanksgiving with home
folks. ...
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-12-08

The Farmers Institutes are getting
more and more like short schools
The speakers sent out by the Agri,
cultural College are practical men
and women and we'll trained fG
their work. Their lectures are not
theories never put into operation, but
they ana simply reports OF actual
work done with farm conditions.
MesTa- Crabree and Conn, who are
to be here at the Farmers Institute,
are no only scientific men, but they
have bean successful farmers On their
own farms, being selected BY the Ag-
Scultural College bscanse pt thear
success.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-12-08
HoIsINeToN
From The Dispatch

o o o o % o o o.
Dir. and Mrs. G. W. Cooney en-
tertained at their home on west
Broadway Monday evening at I
o o'clock dinner, the occasion being
their twentyfifth anniversary. The
guests presented them with a silver
baking dish and silver bread tray.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ]. Barrett, MI. and Mrs. NJ c.
Elmore. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Koch,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Lewis and Mrs. A. S. Doty.
Florence. the T1Itbe daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. R. E. Boyd of South Hos
ington, died this morning at 7:l5 o.
clock, age five months and go days.
Funeral services will be held at the
U. B. church in this city at 2:3O p.
m, Friday, December 1st. Intement
in the WaInMt Valley cemetery.
Ben Croker, wife and baby. visited
her folks at Dodge City the last of
the week.
Miss Bessie Force is here from
Kansas City, Kansas, visiting friends
Miss Force was one of the city teach
ers last year.
T. D. Southern and family are
down from Ness county this week
visiting relatives and friends. Tom
says Ness county needs more mois-
tune and less wind and dust, in other
words the weather has been, some
what the same as We have been hav-
ing here.
]. C. Ready and Jim Cox captured
a man who came i'm on the local last
night who was wanted at Crawford.
Rice county, for breaking into the de-
pot. They found number of things
on his person that we've taken from
the depot so the evidence seems pos
Tive against him. He gives his name
as Frank B. King. The depot was
entered Tuesday night and officers
have been ON the watch for the man
since. He, was taken to Lyons this
morning. The Hoisington officials
are making a reputation for them,
selves that makes it unhealthy for
such gents TO show up here.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

gelloe @eaulten fir oas telle @ereins=
iabr:: @ermonm Ierbuar, HrQlioent;
S. .. Sanger, @iee=Er6iioent; S. >.
9oliter, Sefrctir; Gn1il Ir0bner,
Sbabmeiiter. Mls Telegaten sur Sab
rcsperlamlumg Ser Staats =Mllocio-
ton, sic Iicnltug III st. Yaul ltatt=
fo,1o, mlr0cn Ben @crren Jran5 ..
@ollter ul1o @einritb @iillner crmQblt,
uod)oenl oieielbeu Sen GntiNll1B &C.
iaBt> lid ser 5taat5- Nl}oeiation eil1=
5llperleibe1. = Gpm IA. bis %. So
nuar balten mir I'M ern idbrlidcn
Mllsperfa1f, mpbei mir Gl1b Bargains
bicten, lpie lie l%pnlhpp llie ongeboter
wllroen. Mc,u Eicr5 Store.
Gbem &allcD.
@eiurid} 5ciher muroe ul1ter Ser
sll1l duloigung, cine Moldulsratte &C.
fa1gen 81 babel1, Dor ocn G%eltrengen
5itirt. Sn ct. Glouo befal1nte er li1
Der Weleellbertretlng ldulolg lulO
mur0e SIT $40 Straie nebit Sen llu-
folten, int @o,15en gegel1 $25 peroor=
merit. gr 5aGlte Sic Strafe l1u0 miro
es lpbalo nibt mieoer unterl1e6lner,
binter SEN Molbl1srutten ooer lpl1=
ltigcu Sbierpel5en fer SIT leilr.
ct. Suieph.
Sou unleren Stabtbeanlten iiro
Fldue e1tlpprfen lpor0en sir Musoe5=
l1ltl1g Ser Malier!perfe=Mnlog iu u11=
ierm @iQoge. Man bat Dor, iogleih
nit Belgium Ser Sailon Sic Mrbeit in
Nngriff nebn1en 5l loilen ullb sic 9l1=
5abl Ser jett I'M 8ebral1d iic6 befino=
@pporalrts 51 perOpppelr. Sic
Des &iQage erfenlrel1 in Sic
lem @orgeben Sic @eisbeit ser Stoot=
nater, Sic iid in ibren @emii6rngen
5l1r @erbelierlmg Ser Staotnllgeleger1=
beiten Sic @eipoEmer itets SIT gr0Be=
rem 1u11f perpflidten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
2auoperfduf.
3lpei quito Tarmeu gum &erfamf ar=
acbDtcn.

Ser ltnter5ei6nete %offeriert feline
nadbenannten 6armen gum &erfal1f
an:
y Sei1re in ser Nabe Don Jreeport,
Minn., gelegeue 6arm beltebenb aus
1876 Mder oes beiten Iarmlan0es,
gr0Btentbetls 8oulano, ober audi SEN
n0tbigen @ieienerlno entbolteno.
Ml,f ser 5arm befi11oen iid ale erfor=
berlid)el1 @eb1ltlid)feiten, aQe I'M al
lerbeiten 3ultanoe. Gin ben1erfens=
mertber ltmltano lit ferner, oab iih
in Ser Nabe Ser @ebalt0e cine Itets
flieBenbe 0neQe (Spring) befinoet,
iomie in ser ndditen Mabe oes @obn-
bauies Elm Drummer meld)er ME @oi=
iermange( 5etgte. 9ieie 6arr1 fonn
nit o0er obne @eratbid)aften uno
Giebbeftano gefauft mer6en.
q 1856 Mder 2onoes in st. Moia
gelegen, (uripriingli6 160 Mder) moo
bon aber iebt 4 Mder Ser @emeinoe
ct. &oio eeb0ren, auf melden iebt
Sic fatboliihe Stride, sdule l1no
EfarrBous iteben. ct. &oia fat ei1en
sort r%eiioierenoen &farrer, ei1re1
Store uno cine red1t erfolgreide
Creamery. Nuf 0ielem @rlrnoitiid
fins 20 Mder fl1ltipiert nit einem
~6rame" @obnbaas un0 ~6rame"
Stall perieben.
Solde, melde bebufs &auf elmer
o6er bei0er 6ieier Sarmen Musfunft
miini6en, mogen iid Dor Sem Is. Sc
bruar 1911 briefli6 pen6en an: g.
.. @or 1875, 5reeport, Minn.> o0er
an Sen @%igentbimer
9ernnaun @oeidjen,
12=26=9 Treeport, Mint1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Der Enblie Scr:
Dice 60.

Cblge @eleQidaft lieB inns nad)=
itebe1Oeu 9erid}t 5l1r Ger0ffentli9u1g
5i1geGGl: Bic &ute per 6. Is. muroe
perringert, I'M 51 erb0bteln Gerbral1d)
al15uipornen; III alr0eren @orten,
n1ebr Str0mltag fiir Sos gleide @el0
5u geben. Ser b06ite Yreis lit 1Of
per 6. q. Netto> n1O 5u Sic en1
Nreiie f0n11en irgen0 meld)e @ei5= inns
SRI observation-disclosures int @altie &C.
brn1d)t meroen 5lt ofonomiidem @or=
tbeil. Die gegeulnartige @erbraubs=
rate unter ser 1el1elt Schedule bri11gt
einen gruBen &erlult fir sic Cont
pa11p NIT lid, a6er es miro ermar=
tet, oaB ourb cine permebrte NadJfra<
&c sic ler Gerlltit bolo euti666igt miro,
ol1r1 Sen @ortbetl ser 9tubnieBer.
lin 81 5eigeu, mic oieie relte State it'd
5t SEN peridieoenen &lalien Ser Nltt=
l1ieber lteQt, u1ter6reiten MIR folgen=
Sc 3urd)l6nittsreGnungen fir 1910;
0esgleiden mas Sic 9el1bnieBer nah
ser 1iel1el1 Metto=Hote be5ablen miir=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
9ll6anD.

S1 Ger lebte Mod)e in Ser hieligel1
Staotialle geboltencn Sabresperlama1=
lung Ser Mfitglieoer Ser 6arlners SIT
l%l1rol1ee So. pom sllba>w itelte eS ith
oeu perlei enen @eridten gelldB fer
aus, ouB bas Sci hdftsjabr ein 0ur6=
aus 5ufrie0enltelen0es gepelen. Sin
Gerll1l1en muroc1 muhre1o oes Sat-
res m1sbe5ublt $235S.99, rn0 Ser So
ltenbeltouo belief it'd on gnoe Oes
Subres auf $2266.45. Die olten Be-
otnten muroen fir oas nelte @e=
ld)aftsiobr bei6ebalten. IS mllr0e Ser
9eidluB gefuBt, cine lpe5ieae Ser
%lannnlllng gum 3pecfe 81, 6olten lno
Oarilber ob5ultintmen, Oh Sic Spmns
Gouegepille l1no Mlrnlon in sic SSncor=
p%orotion aufgenomn1elt mer0en ioQen.
- Sic Sabresper Iamn1lnng Ser Nf=
t%ieninbober ser 6irit State gonf Of
Nlbanp mur0e Mitte pergangener $50
Gle gebalte11, uno bel ser @abl ser
8eamten lief ma1 es beim Nlten be-.
penoen. Ser Surplus muroe ourd)
einen 3uldu1b bon $1,000 nermebrt,
10 0oB oos mirfli6e perlpenobore So
pito( auf $4,000 geitieaen lit. Sic
8eribte oeltten ol,f ei,l red)t erfolg=
reides Sogr fin, n1o ser ga11f Don
Ml6anp lit cine quite 3l1flnft gelidert.
- Sic Sirma 8riiner & Mbles bon
ct. Glol1o miro bier cine &ehtsgeleDr'
ten=Office eroffnen, uno &err Saul
Mblcs miro jeoen 9ienitag Madmit=
tag ru1o jeoen Mittmod Morgen in
ser Office pertreten ieil1, l1n 8emob<
rern Ser Stoot l,no Ser llmgegeuo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
TMr Gpmtractoren.

Sir Sen @olt zines nel,en Sdltl=
ba1ics in gilage @ltdfmal1, Tiitrift
Al, ons 50X60 SUP grob inns 26
SUP bod) iolio al1s 8acfiteinen errid)=
tet meroen ioa, meroen bis 81. Sanltar
bonn ltnter5eidneten periiegelte Mnge=
bote e11tgegen genommel1. Sn 0as Mn=
gebot fam Material=2ieferul1 eil1=
ooer ol1sgeid)loliei: merOen; aad fanu
bos 9(ngebot 6abin lul,ten 0ab Ser
&ontroftor 6os Moteriol fal,ft, Ser
9iltrift aber SEN transport Oeslelben
iibernimmt. Ser Sd1loiitrift unn
bas @ol=&omitee balten lid Sos &edt
Dor, oue ooer irgeno zines Ser Nn9e=
boten al berDerfen.
Saeob 9en9el, Sdulclerf.
S-2t &opalto,l, Minn.. M.&. 1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

@elegenbeit 5u ge6en, ibn in re6tspii:
ienidaftlid)en Mngelegen6eiten gu ga:
tic 5iebel1 81 f0nl1et1. &omme11oen
Tienltag Nad)mrittog miro @err Mbles
0ielerbalb lid 5llm eriten Male in I'M
lerer Mitte b%efinoeu.
Jarming.
Welegel1tlid} Ser pergongel1e @oGe
lit Mlhonp gefultel1en Sabresperian1m1=
ll1ng Ser Tormers Snluronce So. BON
4lbonp mar I'M iere Srtl6aft ourb S.
9. Iingmul1n pertreten. Gr beridtet
ous pergal1gele @eib6ftsjobr ais ein
ilberal1s erf olgreides. Montog begob
ct Iid nab 81. Glouo, no er ober=
mats ais @eidlporener IN Gienlt oes
County itebt, Mittmo6 aber mie0er
nad 6ormil1g 5ltriidfebrte.
@olbingforb.
&alentin @ermon erfl6rt, jenes &C.
reoe, sob sic Mrbeit an oem 8au ser
1lellen ct. &eomig Stride 6abier fir
gut eingeiteQt lei, uno oaB Sic Eolen
porb6tten, ibr @el1eit1oe=Gigent6um
nit Sem Ser oeutl6elt @emeinoe 5u
perldunel5en, eitel @ereoe jei; ser 8au
iiber oem grogeldoB, oas nabe5u fer
tig lit, miro fommenoen Sommer in
Nngriff ge:onunen n1o moglidit BE-
ldjlerntgt mer0en.
Eier5.
Sic Sabresperlanm1lu1g Ser Mit=
glieoer Scr Hier5 6urmers Mut11al
Sire Snlurance SO. muroe am 0ien=
itag Der floiiener @ode tn Ser 6ault=
@ulle gebalten, mobei ser Sabreshe-
ridt 0es Sefretars entge9eu genon=
nren mur0e. Sic tent 8eridt 5ufolge
befal1oen ii9 beim 8eginn oes Sabres
1911 $432.36 in Ser &aiie; Sic Gin-
l1abmen mabren0 0es Sabres beliefen
ltd) altf $1544.S9; Sic Mrsgaben auf
$133393.54; 301 Yolicen befinoen lid
in &raft NIT elmer @eiammtperia mm-
lung bon $476,437; 81 Nolicen muir
SEN pdbre10 0es Subres ol,sgeitellt
nit elmer @eriiderltng BON $106,210,
oeml1od sic 1862 Hplicen am Gnbe
0es Sabres 1910 eine @eriideruna
BON $5S2,647.00 in iid idlieBen. IS
Nolicen traten mdbreno oes So5res
ol1Ber 4raft, SO 11eue Mitglieoer ml1r=
Sen aufgenomme,1 uro So baben lire
&olicen erneuern loiien. Die @nbl
ser 8eamten batte %folgen0es &ei11ltat:
Mgram = @ermann Serbaar, S. 8.
8ollter un6 S. g. 2anger; 8ier5 =
Sobn @ii6fe, &einri@ Sanger; Sub
= emil Gr0bner; @ranite - g s..
@au. Sic Gireftoren %ermdblten fol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

gang ii9 befitocn, merocn iold)el1 I'M
Irilbjabr erbalten.
Nit oieien aol15eilionen ioQtel1 Bic
Haten annebmbur lei11, alien ais Bill
fig uro redt gelten, oem 8enuber mie
Ser @eleQi6nft. ltni ere 8ogenli6ter
mer0en ser &ritif u%r1ter1ppr fel1, aber
es liro Sic elte11, pelde fiir's @elo
gefauft merben f6nne11, lrto Tie pllr=
Sen ange6radt nit GROCER Ml1slage.
gs lino sizes Sic neueite Sprte,1 lu1b
Sic gr0Bten, Sic irgeuomo fir Stra=
Benbelel1d)tlung %gebral1d)t meroen.
grge6enlt Sire
Sic Hublie Serpice So.
Sen 6. Sanuar 1911. ct. Glouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
s.. So. 81 600 1900

~. 49,. .. ..ol O.OO lA.OO
Giele lebte 5deoule geo. 5 lit ll1-
JET geringiter &er5e6rer uno wa9rt
Ser @eiellidaft feinen 9iltben, 6a l1lt=
iere ol1gelegten @el0er fir Meter allo
Sonltiges fir ieoer1 N11bnieBer 0urd)=
idnittlib etlpa $40 al1smaden. 9arin
lit feline Cations Ml1sitattung o0er
iplhe fir @auptlinien eingeibloiien.
Sir oieie M~ltsitattung gifts cine Ser
lingering inns Snterenen=6oroerlrng
Don Is Nro5ent per Sabr, mas Ser
Suntme bon $500 per Subr fir jc=
Sen Ml1bnieBer gleid}fommen wiiroe.
Nls grflarltng oieier S%erri1gerltng
m6d)te iagelt, baB einmal in 5polt
Sabrel1, mie Sic a%llgemeine Grfabrlr1g
ge5eiat fat, Dieter urto Sra11s=
former 0ltrGb neue eri ebt mer0en miB=
tie. 0ies uaei11 fon1mt ei11er 8 Nro=
sent 6oroeruag glei6, mas, gu 0el1
Sntereiien gerehnet, Is Hro5ent al1s<
maiden miiroe.
1ieie Sde0ltle No. 5 5eigt Quit
tungen BON $500 per g. IS. mdb=
reno oes Sobres. $500 Ab5ug fir
Snterelie ut16 Gerringerung miiroe so
Gents per Sabr 9eetto fir 81 g. %.
5uriidlolien, mos meniger uls So per
8. %. beoel1tet. sus meiterer Mb5l1g
BON 0ieien so Gents lpdre11 Sic Nl1s=
lagen fir 8eiorgen Ser Meter, 6rei:
lnarfen fir @ednungen ut1o sic &C.
lp06nliden Sffice=Muslagen, oemnad)
ie6er einieben fam, sob es ELM l@leh=
tes @eiddft mdre, bieie &lalie Ser
NlbnieBer DISQUALIFICATION, ga ic0er 3d.
BON ein @erluit fir Sic @eieaidoft
lit. 0iele Ml1bnieber fonnten 80 6.
@. ie0es Sabr mebr ooer 6reimol TO-
piel gebrmud}en als tie jebt fir sic $12
gebrau6en, Sic iie nod Ser nenen
State be5ablen miiBten, UNI Damn Sen
@ertb 51 befommen, uno 10 miroe
bas @eldaft fir sic Company ein on
nebm1bares iein. 8e3iiglid ser Sci
manufacturing bon $1.00, es lit
oies cine Acknowledgements ,miini6t
feline @eieuidoft Elm @eidaft, 6as tbr
ni@t m%enigitens $1,000 per Sabr
bri11gt, unb 6ies aus oben a1tgegebe=
nen @riin6en. 80 @ro5ent nnierer
aur1oen be5ablen lire 9idtrednunger
am 10. 0es ndditfolgenoen @onots,
inns es f0n11ten IS Ero5ent lein, menn
lie 11l1r mouten, uno Damn miir0en
praftil6 ale sic Netto=gote BON 10f
erbalte1. 9ies lit glei6fans ge=
mql1dlid) bei observation-disclosures
ten.
@enn sic nel1e State bei Sen &ed=
nl,11gen fir 1910 a%ngelpan0t moroen
lpareu miiroe es SEM @plfe 20 &rp=
sent &eouftion olsmaden. Ser 9fut=
nieBer fann fir lib allsre6nen, mle
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9. GeSanuar:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-06
WILL KEEP MONEY
County Treasurer w. Il. White
side Still Hangs on to
Gty's Tax Receipts.
WAITING ON BONDSMEN
Wants TO Be Protected by Them Be
fore Turning Over Collection
to City Treasurer.

Although Judge Creighton in the
cixcuit court at Springfield has he'd
the commission form law valid, County
Treasurer w H. Whiteside is not ready
to turn over the tax money belonging to
Rock Island until such time as his
bondsmen approve of his doing so. He
stated yesterday afternoon after be
ing informed by a representative OF
The Argus of the ruling of Judge
Creighton, that he was ready at any
time to turn over the money to the
city treasurer but ths: &c long as his
bondsmen approve of him doing So He
such action, he would hold on to
the amount. His bondsmen some
time ago put it up to him to de-
eide. They told him that he was at
liberty to give the city treasurer who
was appointed by the commission. the
money coming to the city as the re-
suit Of the tax collections. but that
he would have to run his own risk.
He demurred to doing this and has
kept the money thereby causing very
much of stringency in the city
treasury
TO PUT 1T IN BANK.
He says that before he will turn
the money over without being protect
ed by his bondsmen, he will put it ali
in a savings bank. Since Judge
Creighton's decision, from which Incl
dentally an appeal to the supreme
the treasurer and it is possible tina:
now they will be ready to stand be
hind MI Whiteside and have him give
the city the money it has coming. The
amount now due the city and being
held by the treasurer is about $4,000.