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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18

the machinery of government and sit
an organized cold-blooded system,
without mercy and seeking none.
Who would think without acquaint-
ance with the figures that the profit
of vice in Chicago each year amounts
to s15,Oo0,000?
TELLS OF JACKPOT.
This system of political corruption
is not local in it's nature, for We know
that for the past 20 years there has
been in the state of Illinois jackpot
for the express benefit of the legis-
lators and that jackpot in 1909
amounted to 100000. This has been
shown by sworn testimony and 1s su-
thentic. Here again we see that there
is an organized effort to capture the
machinery of government
Back of this system, there Is an
other system, possibly a parent and
certainly closely related. This system
is the spoils system, the custom of
granting political Offices to the sup
porters Of the successful candidate.
At first the benefit arising from the
a2pointive power was not realized,
but it gradually grew to be an i'm
portant asset and there was traffic In
political jobs. Finally it grew until
there was competitive system of JOB
brokery. The man who could build
about him the best system by means
Of his appointive power would con.
tinue in Office. Finally We have ar.
rived at the place where the admin
istration of the real duties of Office
has become a minor duty, quickly dis.
posed of and with as little trouble
and fuss as possible.
FAyORs COMMISSION FORM.
From this We come to bipartisan
politics where the machine bosses OF
different parties assist each other and
controlling affairs as they want them
This combination is hard TO beat and
Rock Island and Moline have adopted
one OF the few methods of eliminating
1t by the adoption of the commission
form of government The politica
machine does not stop with the spoili
system. II continues with greater
graft with the letting OF contracts
with public funds, with the protection
of vice and crime, with the control O
judges and the control of the admin
istration.
Trace this to its beginning, tn,
only means of catching the wolf II
his den, and we will find that Their,
is an alliance between the politica
and Industrial machine The indus
trial machine has needs for none
and no political power. the politica
machine has power, NO money and
corrupt conscience. The result is oh
vious and the people, the controlling
force. are deceived into thinking the
control when they do not This /
the secret of corrupt politics.
BOSS Is TYRANT
The political boss has 10 analog
in the world He is unique in hi
power and authority and when in a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18
the Rock Island County Humane So

the Rock Island County Humane So
ciety:
President-William 8. Parks.
Vice President-T. J. Ellinwood.
Second Vice President-W. B. Sim
mon.
Third Vice President-F. w. Rinck.
Fourth Vice President-Judge B. s.
Bell.
Port Byron-W. D. Hall.
Milan, lll.-W. r. Brown.
Corresponding and Recording Secre-
tary- F. o. Abrahamson.
Financial Secretary-A. C. Peterson.
Treasurer-Daniel Montgomery.
Attorney-George c. Wenger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18

ment. 1t is therefore the duty OF
every man to take his part in the
government
This matter Of government has
caused much discussion within the
past 10 years. That which was thought
exaggeration then is known to be true
now. Who thought 10 years ago that
there was widespread and organized
political dishonesty? We have now
but to point TO the House OF Mirth'
in Albany. the Adams county, Ohio.
revelation. and San Francisco to know
that it exists today. There are in
fact groups and bands Of men today
who make it their business to capture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18

offensive and defensive alliance with
industrial power 10 well nigh invincf
BILE. We may well wonder whether
We are to be compelled to submit
eternally to his tyranny.
There is no royal road to decent
government. We may give greater
power and authority over the acts and
agents Of government to the people,
but there must be something more
basic in it's reform. We may illustrate
our problem by imagining the tree of
good government entangled with the
creepers of corruption. We may pull
down the tree If we are not careful.
without harming the tree in the least.
This problem is a matter Tor deliber-
ate study and not indifference.
PATRIOTISM WORTH LITTLE.
What shall we say of the man who
sees the American flag for the first
time for months as he approaches his
native shores and sheds tears of emo
ton, meanwhile plotting to defraud
the customs officers? The same may
be said of him who neglects to regis
ter to evade jury service, Of him who
neglects his voting. The greatest
CRATER in this country Is the Ameri.
can citizen who accepts all of the
rights and privileges of American citi.
zenship and then is unwilling to as.
sumo the duties of that citizenship
That which must be done, which will
be the basic reform, will be the eleva
ton Of the level of citizenship. Pro
portionately as the citizenship of our
country Is raised, SO will the quality
of our government rise
PROGRAM ENJOYED.
There was an excellent attendance
at the supper, despite the fact that II
was Saturday night. Several piano
selections were given by John W
Casio of the high school. President L. 8
McCabe Of the club promised more
lectures of the quality of that giveI
by Professor Merriam for the future
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18
Ends Winter Troubles.

To many, winter is a, season of
trouble. The frost-bitten toes and
fingers, chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold-sores, red and rough skins,
prove this. But such troubles fly be-
fore Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial
convinces. Greatest healer Of burns,
boils. piles, cuts, sores, bruises, &C.
zema and sprains. Only 25 cents at
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18
Rheumatism Relieved In Few Hours

N. B. Langley. Madison. Wis. says:
81 was almost helpless with rheuma-
tism for about five months. Had it in
my neck so could not turn my head,
and all through my body. I tried three
doctors and many remedies without
any relief whatever until procured
DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism.
In few hours the pain was relieved
and in three days the rheumatism was
completely cured and l was at work"
Sold. by Otto Grotjan. 1901 Second ave
nue.. Rock Island; Gust Schlegel & Son,
220 West Second street, Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-18
ABANDON ENTERTAINMENT.

Humane Society Officers.
Following are the new officers of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

frau anna M ria atuG ssb.
Dan, iit sefterH ibren angehorieen
Durn ben Sob entriiitn tporben. Die
aIgemtin gea6tsie unb eeliebte pios
nierin bate bns bobs alter bon 80
ssahren errsidt unb bic 6interbliebenen
baben bas berslidfte Witsefiibl bon
ssrtunbm nnb 9eidnnten. Gie Beers
biguna finbet bonn 9rnuerboufe an Der
grep Roon in mtnion plaee aus itatt.
bod III bic 3sit nod nift feitseIest.
Gin betnnntsr unb olIsemein ssu6s
ieter pionisr iit seiterH noh fur5em
2eiben init Germ 5einrih W eier
aeItorben, Der bas bobe Hitter BON Sc
ssabren .rrsitt battle. Die 6interbIiebes
nsn boben bos berslihite NitsefiihI
BON ;yreunhtn unb 9ssonntfn, bic bes
aJerbliHens tn grober 3abl beisiien bat.
Die 9eerbigung finbti bonn 9rauera
b1uIe, SGT Orient Apenue, in Winton
place. aus Fati. bod iit bic 3eit nod
slibt fsftseitbi.
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@orInge Elm, bic bas Muftreten bon
Rinbern unter Ia Sdbren auF irgenb
elmer r9bedters, Muiits pber 8anbez
billie sgibne" BET elmer gtrdfe bis All
5000 unb feds Ulpnaten @efdnes
nibbaft ftreng Dtrbietet. Dos jebige
GefeB perbietst nur, baB Rinber in
9benterporitellungen tan3en, itrlgen
unb fhdufpielern biirfen.
Die 6illeufomp'Ihe 8orlage, Ders
sufolgs bic Tbdtigteit unb Surisbitz
tion Der 6riebensri6ter auf bas 5ers
ritprium beihrdnft iperbsn iollts, fir
bas iie getpdblt iinD, unterlag im5duz
Re Der beftigen Spppittion, bic fi9
fhon felt ihrer Ginrsi4ung eeecn iie
9eltenb gemoht bate. Die 8orlage
mar Ihon leBts Wo1e Bel Der srIten
4bItimmung pertporfen iporben, ies
bod geldng es bem 4utor, bic 4ns
nahme zines 4ntrnees auf misberer>
ipdgung burh5uieben.
Cine BON bem Repr. Dan einges
reihte 8orlaae. fpelfe poriisbt, Dab
bic Gtootsann1lte Der ein3elnsn
gounties in alien ni6t beanitanDeten
gbeiheiDungsfalsn aIs Rethtsbeis
itGnoe fir bic. meiltens nibt pertretes
ne nertlagie 9artei fupgiren folien,
tpurbe i'm SduIe pofirt, fpiro jeoo6
i'm Genat cine Rieberlaee erleiben.
Aepr. Gondrbs bon glepeianp unz
terbreitets cine 8orlaes, ber3ufolge bic
Itaotlife StsuerfomniiTion fir iebes
gountn i'm Staate einen 6iIfszStsus
ertomqilIdr ernennen fo[, Der, unter
Wsgfau dllsr jebigen lotalen Sieuers
beborben, bic geiaumte lofale Steusr-
drbeit beioreen fol.
Sn Der GiBung oes 5dus Nus
ifuHes fur giisnbdbnen uno 9elegraz
phie, Der cine ansabI paffasier.asens
ten beiipobnten, tpurbe neretnbart, biz
gonnaughton 8orlage bubin su
amenbiren, DAB 5abrtdrten. ipelht
gum Worimnlpreiie nertuuft tueroen
5tpsi Sabre pom 5nge 6:s 8ertuufs
unb bab Runbreiie BtlIsts fir isoc
Ridtung eiiltig iein iolIen. Die Dor.
lags iit mehr gsgen bic Snterurbdn ala
aeaen bic SdmpFeifenbahHen gertntet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
gokal-Derid)t
DentfAer ositterarifder sfn6.
gslpilist S25 fir bas Faitcrias'
ssenimal.

sSn Der aelfrisen rsgslmdfigen 8era
idHmlung bssTeuti6en Qitterariifen
aIubs hieIt 6err Gbds. O. Shmipt
eiusn inierefIantsn 0Ortrns iiber Das
absma .Jltii6nOtb@, Der BON ben2lns
ipefenben nit Der gr0bten Mufmerts
iumfeit perfolgt nub lebbnft Oebottirt
ipnrhe. Sn Der nuf ben gortras fols
gtnben geIndftsIibune bsridtete bas
In elmer friiheren 9eriommlliHg err
rldnHte aommittee in 9etreff bes
.GsutIheri 6aus" sproietts, baB Is
iifl init BEN betr. Serrn. bsr cine 8eiz
itsuer BON $50, 900 perfproden bate,
fals bic meter ben0tbisien $150. 900
anoeripeitis aufgebraht iperoen iDnns
tan, In 0erbinpung geiebt. in Der anz
aelegenbeit isbon feline s5ortihritte ges
Hladt babe auf antrdg tpurbe be-
ffloiien, oos aommittee NIT Dant su
eHilaHen unb bic 9lngeltgenbeit duf
iidl beruben Su laiIen, Bis bon Der
,dnbsren@ Ssite cine ipeitereanreguHg
gemdht tpirb.
s5iir bos g,aTtorius Denfmal tpurs
ben $25 befpinist unb Der Sddsmeis
iter origerDisfen, biefsn Betrds 6errn
sSobn S6ipoab su iibermitteln.
am 20. Wdrs b. =. ipirb Der alub
in Der Wsemorial 5alIs on Der Gin
Gtrabe cine 0Ffsntlihe 9sriamnlnng
perbnnben nit DomennbeHb psrans
italten, Bel tpelher 9elegenbeit Der
4lr1iibent Or. Otto Suettner einsn
Dortraa iiber bds 9bemd -8olttslieo@
boIien tpiro. Gbenio tpiro an oenl
abenb ein reihbaiiiges muiitalii6es
grogramm sur Duv6fiibruns gelans
gen.
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BIN Der getpubtfOis fofDrt gsfhafft
inurbe, tonnten bic aler5te nur nod
ben in5uilden eingetreftnen LOB feits
itell,n, fporauf bann bic 2eihe rah
Der Taorgue iiberfiihrt tDurbe, tpo Der
Coroner ieinss 4mtes ipalten pirD.
2lllsm anTdlsin nad III gut6elsr eis
nem 5erSIdlag erlegeu. Der 9eritors
bene mar iiber feds 5ut srOb uno
ipog $50 pfunb. Sn arbeitertreiien
ipnr er namentlih ipegsn Ieiner dnBers
orbentlihen a0rperfr1fte betannt.
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Rpta bene: mas bic mufifalii8e 2siz
tung un9e6t, 10 babe i6 tpieber 9etn@
rid &dieberg i'm 8erDaht!
Der Rduberbauptmduu rief: nSta
Jam, tbus bid auf!" Gs tnaGlte uuo
Der Sefam tbat Ii9 uuf. sSm 9iutsr-
gruno 3eigte ii6 Elm grOBes God, uno
oabtnter lagen berrli6e S4dse. ale
Rdubsr stngen biuetu, tporuuf itA Der
SeIdm tndIlsnb pieber 1hloB.
Dtefe 9eIegenbett benuBte Gli 9aba,
Inn f6neu Iein &lagelieb nit Der 9Ol3s
auttionsmelobie mod NAL 5u ftngsu; er
mar ssraoe fertig, uls Die RGuber rptez
Der aus benz Sefam trohen. Sic
ererSiertsn nod etn biBhen, lobtsu mics
berum ben Meiiter, Der ben griinen
BaIb 10 bod oaDroben aufgebdut bats
ts, unb peri6panoen.
4Ii 8aba fam nun, iagte: rSeiam,
6ffne bic3," bolte bic ShdBe herults,
bra6te iie Isinsr lieben Sruu uuo ben
&inbsrn unb mar iebr geriibrt nit th>
men. sic briidten oas aus, trrDem ne
bin uno Der biipftsn uno r&tno, ou
tdnnit tan3en" iangen. Der gBefir,
bem oaun ali 8ubQs Slid pon fetuer
;sabprttin er3dbIt tpuroe, mar isbr uns
sufrieoen bamtt, pesbalb er nit Der
8eliebten cine Dirt guteTpalt tanate.
Die nG6ite Sseue fteQte 3tpsifeLlos
5eiurt4 aGTebergs 9lau5IetitIug Dor.
Sn Der Neitte Der 8ubne pareu Yas
pier 9uirLanoen pom 8ooen biz 5ur
Dede eesogen, unb bdbintsr lsuhteten
mehrere Gersben. 0as tpirtte rutiir=
lid. uno ous 9ublitum mahte rAh."
gIi 8aba unb sSamilie laqen porn auf
einem Seppih uno trdnteH 8ter. @s
mar Naiin6ener 4ugufttuerbrdu -
peniqitsns ftamnte bic Sglai6e balsr.
Rdn fab alio, tpie gut es thnen glng,
duh tounte man pas baraus eriebeR,
baB fih Die eau3s 5dmiLie peiB ge7
iAmiutt bate. lleberbdupt tpuren dlle
8erTouen blen6eub tpetB qeIhmintt I'M
Geficht unb an ben Sdnoen, nur bic
brauuen arme unb 8eine tparen gebltes
ben. - 9l0Blth fam Der Weiir, ruadte
Elm freunbIihes 8efiat - - aber es
, folIte febr bDie Tein - rno frdgte, mo-
, bsr al Der Reidtbum tGme. glli 8dbu.
als ebrli6er Mann, er3dhlte es uno
! [e6rte i'm audi oas groBe Bort: sSes
! fam 0ffne bid.
, IIuo bann fam bic ShluBi3ene. Der
: We5ir giug gum Seium, Der inneuis
! duf uno f6loB fje ipieoer, oIs Der
= b0fe Wann orinnen mar. Die pisr5tq
RGuber tamsn uno erer5terten, big iic
uuf einmoI ben WeIir prtnnsn rufen
: h0rten; tie bolteu thu beraus uno MAIDS
' ten i6n auf ale nDglidbe gBei'e toot.
), Damn mars aug.
= DIS mir btnausginoen, tdnsn oe1
!, Direttpr uno Der b0Is Beiir uno &l
s 8a6a uun Fragtsn, tpie es uns gefaller
: bate. llnp ih anttportete ibnen -
nod ears i'm 8anne Der reiSsnctn Gr
). innerunqen on Die 2uitige Bittpe, oi
: uis oas Srdsfter 70 prddtig permitted
n bate: rGs mar iebr idon; Is bat md
4 febr gefreut."
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Gin ,Nlnmenfrsnnb =

Gran 9bereie geecaro. bic ktannte
wlumenh6nblsrin Don Der 6. unbRaes
Girobe. bic ben prdIiben.sn 9aft.
OcnDerHear 6armon unb anosrs hcbe
Dsamte su ibren perf5nliden Jreuns
ben s6blt. erlitt eeitfrn sinsn ems
pfinblifen Weriuft. W1brenb Tie fiji
einieeW Wlinuten ihrtn Hlumenitnno nm
beoufiintist geIdfftn, bate iih eir
..BlnmfHfreunb- tineefunben. Der 10C
bunfelrctk ROftn, bic In Der itbiger
.JnbrtsSeit aiemiicb tbeuer finb, mita
gehn Ixb- s5rau Htfeorb msIDsie bel
poli3ki ibrfn NtrIuii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
@6ioeifen6dnoferA Agoeiatton
lie asnnentien bon efiua 2500 Sele'
gateu 6eididt.

Der aeftriasBormiit1s Der Eonbens
lion Der Obigen aHoeidtion iDuroe sis
mem geiud, Der NIT berfelbeu perbuns
btnen Giisnipaarens4nsitslIung in Der
WuiitbulIe, bic auberoroeutli6 retds
baltig lit, setpibHet.
Wdbrenb bes glohmittags fdnb in
Der MeHorial 6al cine geiHGftsiiss
nng itatt, In ipelher 8. Janes J.erHs
Iep bon pbilabelpbiu, pa, grdfibsnt
Der Rational sobbers NHocictipn;
Sranf u. Bare. BON WansfeIb, CT
fretdr Der Ohio aTpciatiou; Sbaron
". ,Sones, Ri6monb. Jno.. 8iseprds
Sibeni ber EationuI Retail 6arbpare
aIHoeiattpn uno onbtrt aniprdden
hieltsn.
Die Damsn Der Gelssoten mchttn
bes gctmittcgs untsr 5iibrung zines
2otoIs sglusi9ufIss sineRunbfahrt ourn
bic Gtabt unb gorjtdbte unb itcstetsn
Der Rpotipoob potterp, iotpie bem
gsunjfsRufeum etnen 9efuH ab nno
fir ben Qbenb mar bas Columbia
Sheafer fur fdmntlihe Wiitslieber Der
QHctiatiDn unD bersu J1miIien refsrs
pirf.
5H Der beutiesn Sisung iperben bic
Bsridte Der geamtsn perleien, ebenio
fon bic 9eanltsnfpdbl itottfinben unn
Der plab fir bic i'm Sabre 1912 itatts
finbtnbe apnpentton feftaefeBt Ueroen
glepsIdnb unb Dopton betperben iit
nm bic Gbrs. bod ideiHt bic eriier:
Gtabt bic Naioritdt Der Delesaten
ibon fir ii6 stiponnsn su bdbsn.
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Graus Cpernhans.

SIN granb ORrnbaus in fir ben
Rtfs Der Node. nah geenbisung oes
Sarab gsrnbaret'fben @afiipiels, cine
DsisnT4nft engasirt. bic i'm .piobt'
ihen- Dialett ipisit. I'm Der Spit:
oerfelben ftshen bic Gbcratttrooriieller
;lannie Reinbart unb 9ernhdrc
Ghongolo. bic tn Ren Dort ith eirlen
glnmen als tiittise 5douipieler tr.
1rcrben bdben. Donntriag abtnh
eslangt .1be Sefpiib GDuIs4 sur auf.
fiibrung, am Greitas .Wan onb Mife'
unb am Sauritas ~Jofsph in Ggpp4
ten.
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Ebiffsaatbrid5fen.

Rem Yort. /. Rdrs. ansef.:
v9ouiIiona1 BON ReaptI; .4lice" bon
Srieft; .0aberIanb" BON Mntiperp.u;
,gioorodm~ BON Rotterbdnt.
elbeee.: .2uiitania" nah2iDerpcol;
Oceanic" nob Reapel; San 9io'
naHni4 nn9 Reapsl.
2ibau. 9lnset.: ~Rubonid" pcr
Rem Dnrt.
Mdrfeilfe. an9et.: ~Wabont
ma pcn Nefp Oort.
abseg.: Bono" nd4 Retp Dcrt.
Mntnerptn. 4nget.: .gotb
Lamb BON Rtip gort.
Quesuston. anset.: ~Sper
mia bon goitcn.
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SDntbampton. Qbgeg.: ~
briatic" nu9 Rep YOrt; raronprtn5
Milbelm" na9 ReD 9orf.
Heapel. 2lnget.: Berlin" BON
Rem Yort.
ct. Sobn. 81. 3. abgsg. ::rMonts
fort" nd4 2onbon.
5aItfar, 81. 9. angst.; sRopdl
George" bon 8riitol.
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Gisens 0er,IdIaa erleeeH

Der 65 Jdbrs allie Rontraitcr 9btos
bore 10tdelsr BON 80. 1912 BUR-
gOpne Gtrabe. brad stiian Wormittos
bsi Der Mrbsit por btm 6auie 30. 18
primrOIe Gtr1bs be.pubiIos 3,lfoms
utn uub i'm tabtif8fH oojpital. iuos
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8peisrIet ausfiGt.

- .5ier auf btsism berrIi6en Qus'
fi6tspuntt bat ittb geftern msine 1oh'
ter perlobt.
.llno mann rpiro Iis heirathen2"
- .gl9, hafiir lit leioer uoch teiHe
@usiiht pprbanoen!"
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dFebIsr.

bis Der Dn6mdnn IN bds QDtaI
trat, Id,ienen bic GtubenteH ebeu I'm
Begriffe fortsueeben. benu iIe tporen
bsreits ale anget eiost."
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Grunoeisent6um u. 2sautem.

sm ftGbtiihen 8auomt tpurben ges
itern bic Observation-Disclosures
srfpirtt: sSobn S9osa, apeift0digss
Wobnhous on Der Carthage pite, ua1e
Der DusIt apenus, $4,000; 9. ..
Cooper, 2aftOdiees Du5nbaus on Der
Wariboa apsnue ndhe Der GouIts
StraBe, $1,000; g. .. Cooper. 25s
Hodges Wohnbdus on Der Gde bar
iSoulfe StraBe unb marfbaa apeuue,
$1,000; 8. 2llbrsdt. 2aitDfigss Wchns
baus an Der Combine nabe Der D.It
adten Gtrabe. $4,000; .. SubiOn
Storr, 2sit0diges Wobnbous an Der
Mcgrseor unb Spnlmes Strabe.
$500; s.. Robn, 3affDdises WoAns
haus an Der WcUtilIan StruBe uuo
Stratforb aoenue, 5000; aponb1k
See Co., Bfpeiit6digss Gebdubs an
gmsrp unb Shillito aptnue, $1,000.
Dos giuent6um on Der SiioFpeits
gde Der 8ant Strabe un6 Central
alpenus Sc BET 90 gus uno nit sinem
streiftodigen 5rumebdus beftuHsen. III
ourh Rauf in Den geFb bon aonm
gens &c SDbn ii6ergesangen. bic ben
Giaenfhiimern, ben Bernhard 8inosr's :
Ichen Gr6en, $45O0 bdfiir be5dbIt ia.
ZEN. geus &c Sobn betrsiben in Dem
@ebdube fdon felt stuei Sahren etrle
WaiGinenfabrit. Sbeo. Wdper &c
Bro. taben ben gsrtauf permitted.
80. S6sinsoIb nirb auf BEN
grun6itid 1115-1117 MGtH Sirabs
elm i.bsft0diges Gtbduce errittsr
Idfien, ods 5tpiifen SAC, 600 uno $50
OOOO toitsn pirb.
ssruu CHARTS MtnSenhoa bat cir
tin aere erobts 9ruHDftiit on oel
guroI.ite Der 6ranbin Roan, 0itIit
ron Der gotudros Rpob, periuuft. De'
aiafer, oeiien Ramtn ntht in erf1b
rrna Az brinasn mar, fpirb baielbft eir
IDobnbdus i'm 8illtnItil srrihten laii
lien. Tasfelbe miro init 9runo UNI
gpben $22. 900 toftsu.
| y =
| 8. 6. Menitrup bat our6 germttte
Hung bon Jrttf4 & SusIe bas /;
3immer entbdltsnbt mobnhaus an be-
| Gii6Ieite Der Wegrtscr apenue, q
s5ub Dfslin bon SisblaRo 4Denue, fii
$1,000 setauft. Gas Suus bate graz
2lusuFiG Gidelberser sshOrt.
j ghdrlss Mspsr bat bon Marren 6
gaiharbs bds sJramebaus Ro. 24s;
| Glsnnap apeHue auf price 5ia I'll
$4,000 sstauft.
| Der Mafler auton St1dle Bat en-
| Eie6eusimmerbdus an Der 8rothertol
Roab in Sailep an f5rau :. 5illne
| fir $3.50 pertaufi, Elm Sehssimmer
haus an 6. gronner fir $2750 uno eli
| 4Atsimmerbous an Jrdu &. gdue
lfiir $3.50. Tis beinen lestertn 56u
Ter Iitpen ar Der grountpup 4Denu
lin Cdslen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

Der oide Rsrtier ift alio NIT
Ieinem Qerpplan perunelidt2 Mie III
Denn has sueegan9sn2"
- .Sebr etnfaf! CT mubte nab
reno Der Jabrt nieIen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
Die SlaalsgeIebggbunll.
6nai, g. 0siHpls gum Vice Sou
pcrnenr ermsmnt.

gsrFafungsmdBigteit Der issisen Sis.
una Dor bem 5taatsobergerift ar
aumsntirt. 80 Stdatsbureun fir
lanoDirtbT4aitli6e unO inbuIfrielle
GrSiebuns. 5rie0ensri4isrs Bot
ldae abgetban. Saldr. .grfOhuns
asn petirt. - 9erI6ieoeues.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

SO. S6einsolb tpirb auf bem
grun6itid 1115-1117 WGiH Strube
elm i.bsifodiges G.bduce errittsn
IaTIsn, bds 5tpiifeu SAC. 900 unb $50.
0OOO toiten niro.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-11-02

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
~ NATIONAL FOREST. Notice is hereby given
that the lands described below. embracing 366 ~
acres. within the Blackfeet National Forest,
Montana. will be subject to settlement and en-
try under the provisions of the homestead laws
81 the United States and the act of June H. l9N
va stat. 1881. at the United States land Office a
Aaiispcll: Montana. ON December 30. 1911. Any
settler who was actually and in good faith claim.
ing any Of said lands for agricultural purposes
prior to january !. 1906 and has not abandoned
same. has q preference right 10 make q home
stead entry for the lands actually occupied said
lands were listed upon the applications Of the
persons mentioned below. who have Q prefer.
ence right subject to the prior right of any such
settler. provided such settler applicant Is quail
LIED to make homestead entry and the prefer.
ence right Is exercised prior to December 30
1911. on which date the lands will be subject to
fellows sS ss WV Of TSs d rP H. ,ss r.
SEX Of NW1. tie NV Of + SCI. the See Me- H 81 Of
SWA. Sec. 10. T. N. K. 3W. NJ M, iaO acres.
application offs, +, Lorenzo. of Belton Montana;
List t-7Sl. The Err OF E1a OF NEN OF NEiz. thu
IA OF E!s of SEA OF NEA. Sec. "a, r. IS
a.; Il. p W.. 20 acres. application of Fletcher
StlneS. OF Bet0n. Montana: List 1-7S2. Lots 2. 3
4: and the SW74 OF NWA. Sec. 35. T. IS n, K. q
W.; la6 ~ acres: application Of John w. Knieff.
& Sr kMa ~ M1ntsaa List 17ss The q
oi seq Sec; 81 the NV 81 sws. Of sw% " the K.
r.. H. Is W i00 acres. application of Charles j.
Ruppel. of Kalispell, Montana; List l.S3a. John
McFhaul Acting Assistant Commissioner of the
General Land Once. Approved October 10, 1911,
CArmi A. Thompson. Acting Secretary of the
Interior. lO2ell-l6
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-11-02

Matte Cuffe, the well-known
wealthy rancher living south of
Whitefish, called on the Pilot Man
Tuesday to pay his annual tax for
the bountiful blessing of receiving
The Pilot, and during the course Of
his conversation stated that the
forces of nature had been very kina
to him since he landed on the ranch
ne now owns, about "a years ago.
This year his spud patch yielded
him IS tons of potatoes. big yield
Of oats on 80 acres at SO cents per
bushel, SO tons of hay. 400 bushels
OF barley and $1,000 bushels Of
wheat.
Mr.. Cuffe owns a section of fine
land, 200 acres of which is under
cultivation. and the balance excellen
timber and stump land. Besides
this $40 acres he has disposed of
ranches to Henry Good. E. L. Ged-
des and others. He also owns some
good timber lands in Licoln county.
Matt says he has every reason for
being thankful that he drifted into
Flathead county whilst he was wan
dering westward, and that fortune
has treated him on the square.