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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
ueber MegHs.
Warnm lit Der amerifaner 1T Werito
perbaft 2!

Der Nmeritaner, Der mil Ieincm
8apital mad @egifo sefommen lit. bat
nid,ts anoercS seii6t als neiien mo9z
li6lt portbeilbafte 8erpcrtbuna, llnb
bat fir Die Snterefien bes 2anoes
unb ieiner 8epobncr niht Die aes
riu9ite Sbeiluabme ee5eiat. Sia3'
8egieruns bat Dies INSTRUMENTATION
lpiafommen gcbei6en. riht bios Das
amerifaniihe. ionbern pas auslGns
piIde i%iberbaupt.. benn i6m lag
oaran. ieir Snuo ipirtbidaftliG su
entipideln, ipie baS MIR nit ollie auss
ldnpii6en &apitals III 10 umiaiienpem
Mabe. pie CT bcabiihtiate. geIheben
fpnnte; aber bas 8obl Der niebcren
Yolfsi6ifteu, hie cigentli6e Mrbeitss
trait oes 2anbes. bat er babel pcnia
beriidiidtigt unb Der fremSe tlntcrs
nebmer piel ipeuiaer. 9tamentli6 Der
amerifaniid)c. aenner Der bprtigen
SerbGltniie MAIDEN fein Sebl bars
aus, pab or ieine SntereiIen NIT Der
6arafteriitiiden Srutalitdt beS Glss
beutertbums ~berporfebrt unb paburh
utter Der nrmen 9epGlferuna, ben
Yeouen uno ben Snbianern. einen
formliden SaB gegen Iqes. mas anles
ritanii6 beiBt, beruoraerufen bat.
Selbit Der sebilbete Yieritaner tpeilz
bet iid bon ben ginorinslingen ab.
Die in Dem 9anbe ni6ts ipeiter Icben
ais Die @olb9rube our gerbielfGltis
aung hires Beetles. Sic 8runours
iade Der ge9enpdrtiaen 8~eoolution lit
Die Grbitterung 9e9en oieie 8irtbs
i%haftspolitit Sia5'. Der ben Sremben
pertbpolle GonSeiiionen perleibt. obne
9eoin9unsen fir bic 8oblfabrt Ses
Bottles baran 5l tniipfen. Sic elf
Rinionen bon Der fiiniSebn Iilionen
5dblenoen gepOlfcrune, bieb es in
einem Seridte. bic bon Den iremben
gusbeuteru bebriidt tperben. iinb iest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

pirb Dem .SGmon northumberland"
rdhbaltiger. unb lpirtiamer burd Be- i
lebrnng, @olfsnuftIGrung rnb gr5iebs d
ing an Den &ra9en riifen, als burd) {
@e%bdliigfeitcn uno bdfsbreheriihe Z
geieeeebcriihe Spriinec mie oa iino
~Yleogc" unb .Wtllct Saip". enb oers q
gleiden mebr. q
llub ebenip intereIant pie insd
Suden Der Inti : Ilfpbol : getpees.S
ung, ebenio Iebrreifp fiiiecn mir Scrss
treffliheu iiber 200zicitieen @eriht
Or. Observation-Disclosures in idmmtlihen I
Sragen. ii6er pelfe bieier critic
iGfpci3eriidlc fatboliihe GongreS fiiras
Sfulc uno Gr3icbung perbanbcIte. e
Woge cs u~nleren iieben 9lanbenss Z
genoIen Der Shpei8 peraonnt Icin, =
nod pielc nod eriolsreifere 3atbos's
lifen : Gongreiie nbSubalten nrb
mose Die Strait Der fdtboliihen @les
mente Der ShneiS nit iebem Sabre
m%aftpoqer geItaltenb in's 2eben ber i
allbeliebtcn 8epublif einsreifeu. -t
9. IS. 9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Jnfel'6rabf6.

Ianila. Ybilippiuen. - iIeber
Solo peripdtet bier eingetroffenc
Nnfridten lanten, baB Die Solldnber
bon Der Sniel palnias, ie65ig Meilen
/ bsOitlih bon Minoanap selesen,
geiis ersriffen baben. Sic boIten
bas Sternenbanner elm unb hiBfen an
peiien Ste0e Die boldnbiihc Slaese.
gs beiBt bier, oaB @albineton niht
benbiihtist. seeen bas 8or9eben Der
SoIldnper an prpteitiren. oa bic dmes
ritanii1e Hesierune Die Suiel fir
perthlos bdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
yNliheib nit bem 5armer.

@csen Den rGannpnismnS" baben
iciner5eit bic republifaniihen ,Sniurz
sentcn" lire alerihperiten @ei6iise
nufgcfabrcn. ~.llnclc Soe" ipar in
ibren auseu Der leibbaftisc @cttieis
bciuus. eas p%erf6rperte boic Yrin3ip
bes Wonopplismus. Der Sonoerintez
reiien unb Der 8aub3oanerei. Ilerz
bings ihredten ie banpr suriid. i'm
NIT &ilfe Der bemofratiihen Ibseorbs
neten bes Spreheramtes 3u entbeben.
aber Tie perrinserten penisitens feline
Wad)tbefngniile lnb iprahen ibm Die
Siibrcrihaft ab. SeIIen ungeahtet
5oatcn tic linn rauidelben Seiiall,
als er am ppriseu Iitttpph (t9. Ss.)
III mcbr ais breiItiinbiser Nebe bas
Sanbcisabfpmmen nit Canada be.
fampfte. gS itDrte Tie pffenbar nibt.
bab feline @nsriffswaffen idmmtli6
benz Seugbauie Der Stanopatter ents
nommen ipareu, uuh baB tic .8es
.peisgriinbe" bef(atiden nlubten. Die
lie ielbit u~nsdblise WSale ipiperlcst
baben. Scm lie MOLTEN MN eina
nal ben @ertrag an SaI bringcn. oas
init lie ibreu 8iberitano 9csen Sen
YrdiiScnten fortiGsen fDrmen. uno
bcsbalb mar linen ielbit Spiepb Gans
non ais Worfdmpisr iuilfpmmen.
8as ieooh Der cipis iunse grz
Spred)er pprsibringen bate. fonnte
MIR Sieieuigen bon Der ,perfpcrfiid,a
felt" pes Mbfommens iiber5eiigen, Die
bieicS idlon porbsr nbgelebnt batten.
SelbifberitGnblih Iiegt linn - tpie CT
germ glaibcn maften m6htc - san5
beIonbers Der biebere nmerifaniihe
6armcr AM SerSen. Der .Ifnss unb
ipebrlps Dem perperblid,en Wettbes
iperbc ieincr canaoiihen Safgenoiien
alS9elest iperoen" fol-. @ie f0men
Die 2cbcnsmittel IN Der Stabt ipobls
teller ipcrben, frastc er tr%iiimpbiereno.
lpenn nidt aleihaeitie Die Hrciie
fallen, Die Dem einbeimiiden '2qnbz
lpirtbe fir ieine %grseugniiie be5ablt
iueroen2 Sns iiebt iebr iolgerihtig
aus. ut aber in Wabrbeit eine @ers
orebnns Der SbatfaHen, 1hrcibt bic
r9bicagoer Ibenbpoit". Nift BLOB
iinb Die Yreiie nnierer IanSipirtbz
i6uftlihen grseuaniiie BON jeber burh
ba5 eanabiihe Ineebot initbeitimmt
tuorben. neil lie auf benz 8eltmarfte
feitseiett iperbeh. ionbern es lit aud
mntpabr, baB Der farmer allein ober
aud mlr portpie9eno ben giusen aus
Der Sbeuerung In ben Stdotert stcbt.
Sieie beriibt nur sim fleinen Sbeil
auf natiirliden, gum srpfet Sbeil
aber arf fiinitlihen etirfa&en, namIif
anf Dem ,Shnte", peilen bic Orpk-
fdladter, Der Miiblentrnit ,unb bic
ionitigen Serarbeiter Der lanbnirtbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Gin gutter perIeblae.

Sas einSise Ylatt. IN Dem bic
GonsreB : @erbanblunsen ausfii6rlid,
I'M 8ortlaut. peroffentlift peroen,
lit Der rG ongreiiion 8es
oaS amtli1e Organ bes
Gon9rcieS, bas ben @olfsbertretern-
audi fir cine gnSdbl bon Sercn Cons
itihlenteu - foiienfrci eelieicrt pirc.
fir ben seipobnlideu 9eier abcr nlir
seeeu 3abllins bon bier 9pllars pet
Sabr 81 ,besiebeu lit. Sas lit -
5iebt man bic SuriidbaItung bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
sKirebli6es."

Cine Nelbuns aus Yriiiel .beiast.
bab Der Nurtius in 9riiiieI, Waigr.
Sacci Yorceli, gleih6eitis gum Snters
nuntius i'm 9aas errlannt ,iporoen lei.
baB er aber feline Heiiben5 In 8riiieI
beibebalten fperbe. Seit Der Seit bes
Miisr. 9arnaM bntte Der Iapit BITE
Nantiatir TIM Saag mnbeiett sclaKen.
Der 0rnnh bierfir lag harin, bak bic
pffenen unb sebeimen Sdritte hes
Eapites, 81 ben Jriebens= Gunferensen
inn Saas ais sleihberedtist nit ben
ueltlihen Nta&ten snselaHen 5n fuers
ben, seidlettert iuaren. slnd bic or.
nenten 3erfmhe beS 4apites bel Der
s~,ueiten Sriebens. GunferenS i'm Sabre
1907 blieben erfplslps. (@arnm?D
Inn 81 bermeiben, bab Der Saaser
Sertreter bes YapiteS I'M Saas tpdbz
renb Der 9pnferenS bic 8ple oes 0ers
nafldiiisten ipielte. beeniiste iih Der
Sdplt NIT eincm SefretGr I'M Saaa.
Die tatboliihen &reiie Solanb's aber
perlanster lebbait mad cinem Snters
nuutius unb nieiem @unide lit iest
YapIt Bins Der Sebnte nahsefommen.
Surh bic Heiiben5 bes Snfernuntius
in 8riiilel lit Der 9apIt 81 eleider
Seit Der S6tpieri9feiten bel Der Sries
Senss gonferen3 linS dbnliden sroben
internationalen biplomatii6en Serans
italtlnsen iiberbobeu.
90
Ser ensfii6e gr5biidcf gourne bon
Reitminiter bat an Die 8ldubiaen
ieines Sprensels Elm StrtenlGreiben
iiber bic Rpthwenbisfeit einer ppa=
itGnbis n%nabbansisen Steauns bes
Iapittbntns 9erihtet. Sn bieiem
Sabre fonnten lid Die &atbolifen nift
mad Hom besebeit. oa bas @ebGhtniB
zines greieniiies beeansen perbe, bas
aue fatboliihen Ser5eu nit Ghmera
erfiille. Gs fei nutbmenbis, naf bic
2atbplifen bic 5rase Der mcltliden
Serridaft Der IGpite niemals aus bem
Nise perlieren; bieie tpeltlidJe Mtaft
lei benz 81. Stnble BON Der Sprich=
iins seseben iuprbet, nm ihm jene TN
a~bhGnsisfeit an iidern, bic 5nr Gr.
fiilnns feiner suttaeuulten Wiiiipn
nStbis fei, aber lie iei nm 5erit5rt
iuorben burG cine Iulitif Der 1teber=
ariffe, Der @eualt nnb bes @etrngs.
GS fei ihpn linsit er,pieieu, baf bic
ietise pplitiffe Gage bes Yapittbnms
nnbaltbar fei, ba iie BON ben nniidJc.
rem 0arantien hes nnsuperldiiacn
Yarlaments elmer ein3isen Natipn ab.
hdnsis iei. gum SdluB prbnctc Der
grSbiihof 8ebete an. banit Der Sag
ndber geriidt iperbe. an benz Der Sl.
ShibI fpieber iene peltli6e Wa6t err
lanet, bic na6 ben grfabrunaen Der
1ersansenbeit fir feline tpeltumfais
Ienoe Senoung nnbebingt n0tbis lei.
-+-*-t-
- Sie gauge Natiir perdnSert iih
I'M Sriibiabr unb bas meni6lihe
SbItem lit ebenfaIs eiuem @edbiel
unterporfen. ipelfe inter benz Nas
men Sriiblingss 2eiben befannt IN;
ge9en tpeltbes es audi cine Sriiblinsss
Webi5iu 9iebt, befannt ais Die bette
Sour: Or. Iusuit a0nis's Samburser
Sropfen.
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Ianh' @enideueliid lit bolScr
&abn, iieb'it Su's. riibre nitt barau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

sur grfenntnib ibrer Gage sefcmmen.
Sic ieben, fpie Der ameritaner lid
auf ibre Soften bereiGert bat uno finz
ben lid ielbit auf Der unterften Gtufc
oes io5ialen 8ales. miiiien fir crs
bdrmlihen - neiu, erbdrmliditen -
9obn arbeiten unb in lInipiHenbeit unb
Mangel babin leben. aein Runoer,
bnB Der 8uf: ~Nieocr NIT pen Grim
soS!" i'm Ser8en Der Wailcn lebbaitcn
Wiherbna eefunoen bat"
Gin Sinb itclt Srasen, nelde
mandymal Der tlii9itc aupf niht be-
antiportcn fam. @clebrte iinb oft
eritauut iiber Die nubcrorbcntlidc
Ginfahbeit bon Yroblcmen, ocrcn
2oiung Sabrbunpcrtc in Iniprud,
nubm. SerpprragenSc Ner3te, nit
ua' ibrcr @eididlihfeit unb 8i1enz
Ihaft, iteben oft rntbloS einem cinz
laden 9eipen eegeniibcr, lpelfes burd,
ein 9~clpobnlid)es Sausmittel ae6eilt
miro, penn e trifft Die @lr5eI oes
llebels - Die llnrein6cit bes glutes.
Sics lit oas 8ebeimniB bon Sorni's
Glpenfrdutcr. Sauienbe be5eraen
idbrli6 Die 8eiunobeit brinaenSeu
gigenihaften bieieS unperaleidIifen
Saismittels. Gple Ginselbeitcn ipers
Den serne geliefcrt. @breiie: Sr.
Setter Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 1875
z. Sobne Gpe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Seimjumer

Sd,rsieet ilr cine hummer oes -5oat6eanern
Rarias Spmeieeter". oas bette 9anbs Sourndt,
bas ~publijirt pir6. Us piro irei at Sene gss
itidt. bic Elm 0eim tauien ooer 9elo anlesen
tuoueit. 9auopertaui nit tleinen Besablungenf
uub ~aiiuifige Beoiugiugen lit uniere Spesialit6t.
Man a~breitre: 1be ansu Spuntp JnpetMemt
Co., Spraton. aanias.
getm edreibeu erip6bne mon GET. bteieS Yfatt.
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- Ianh' @enideueliid lit bolber
&abn, iiebit Su's. riibre niht baran.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03
ECONOMY COMMITTEE DEAD
Aldrich's Pet Body Buried without
Kind Word.
Washington, May B.

Washington, May 3.-That famous
economy committee, otherwise
known as the committee on public
expenditures, which former Senator
Aldrich created upon his declaration
that he could run the United States
government on $500 100000 less an
nually than it has been costing, has
gone where the woodbine twineth.
1t had been almost forgotten until
it's corpse was dug up in the senate
today, and then there was scarcely
a friend to say a kind word in me-
moriam In fact it was not even
damned with faint praise. Senator
Williams precipitated the anathema
when he innocently sought to pull back
bill that had been referred to the IA
nous retrenchnent committee early in
the session, owing TO said committee
having been discontinued by the COM
mittee on committees in framing the
new organization. Senator Gallinger,
republican, made every one sit up and
take notice, declaring the trouble with
the economy committee-composed of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03

upon it suddenly. Organ and I were
tr',en into a barrack, yard full Of arm
- men and after our hands had been
united were locked in a dungeon We
were in absolute darkness and for
some moments stood quite still and
were silent Then Organ growled
out long string OF oaths. which must
have given him considerable trouble
to collect, and ~ ed by consignfng
himself to perdi:io for leaving his
flask in his saddt -
A food of dayi, 1T pouring into the
darkness throu2l, the open doorway
awoke me and almost blinded me too.
1 rose TO my feet. but the two soldiers
who entered had not come for me.
They shook Organ, who, after few
sleepy grunts. stood UP, very wide
awake indeed.
WANTED so soon?' he said.
One of the soldiers answered In the
affirmative.
Good! Far better chan long wait
ing." he satd. and he shook hands with
me.
The next moment be was gone. The
door closed and was locked again, and
1 was alone. Perhaps an hour elapsed
before the door opened againA> A SOL
der entered and placed on the floor
some food and a fagon of wine. 1
thanked him, and he saluted me. he
waited until had eaten some of the
food and drunk the wine, with what
relish 1 leave to the Imagination, and
then requested me to follow him. Out
side a small guard received me. and
I was taken across the barrack yard.
which was fun Of life and business,
to a building on the opposite side.
It must have been about noon when
q body of warriors more imposing than
any 1 had yet seen marched into the
yard The ofncer came to me.
THE princess holds council. and am
commanded to bring you before her."
he said.
inclined my head.
Ny journey to the council han was
through the streets, and many people.
chiefly women and old men, had gath
cred to see me pass. We turned into q
courtyard surrounded on three sides by
massive stone buildings and, marching
straight across. halted for a moment
before gates which opened into a great
AaA at caCA eAu Oh Inc O014o1nB Was
a huge round window. but the lighting
was insufficient. and the place was
gloomy. The floor was OF stone flags,
worn a good deal, and indeed the
whole ediice looked old. I know Httis
OF architecture. but although the style
was common In Drussenland / have
seen nothing Ike it elsewhere. Seated
IN the center Of the hall on q platform
was a woman surrounded by knights
who were clad IN steel-s goodIy sight
TO look upon. If strange 20 such eyes
as mine Just below the platform on
either side stood a dozen men In loose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03

werthmann; one son. Elmer; two
brothers, John and George Werth-
mann. and two sisters, Mrs. Cathar1ne
Kuemmerle and Mrs Frances Thel-
ken, all OF Davenport
Mrs. Martha Buck. mother Of Mrs.
A. s. Ellsworth and grandmother OF
Mrs. Alfred c. Mueller, died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Emma
Bull, in Cleveland, o., Sunday, April
30. She leaves the following daugh-
tiers: Mrs. Emma Bull, Cleveland.
Mrs. Cora Ellsworth. Davenport, and
Mrs. Minnie Bean, Berea, Ohio. One
brother, George Marley, Of Alto,
Mich. also survives her. Mrs. Buck
will be buried at Battle Greek. Mich.
Orlando R Fluke. whose death oc-
Cured at Sunnyside, Wash, Apri> 26.
was born in Williamsburg, Pa, Feb.
26, 1913, coming to Davenport with
his parents in 1850. He is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Vivian Pfncl1-
ney. Of Seattle, Wash, two sisters,
Mrs Verdi Reading of Davenport and
Mrs Anna Cooper of -Oswego, Kan,
two brothers, E. D. Of Sulphur Springs,
n. NJ, and T. B. of st. Louis. Burial
took place in Oakdale cemetery this
morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03

wrot< IS. Pinkham for advice. In
short -lsle l had gained my average
weight and am now strong and well. %
Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, R +. D., No.
8, Box 81, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington, Mass--"I was in ner
vous. run down condition and for three
years could find no help.
owe my present good health to
Lydia = Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound / Blood Purifier which 1 be-
Eeye 5 ! my life.
MY actor knows what heIped me
and does got say one word against it,
Mrs. NAH JEANETTE BATES, Box
1S4. Hu;i tington, Mass.
Because your case is o difficult one.
doctors having done you no good. do
not continue 60 suffer without giving
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound trial. It surely has cured
many cases OF female ills, such as in
aammation- liberation, dispIacemeuts.
aoroid tumors, Irregularities. periodic
pains, backache. that bearinadoyn
feeling. and nervous prostration-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03

to carry him to our enemies in Yada-
sara 20
A growl of hatred followed these
words. and saw that It was likely to
go hard with Organ
''Stayr' I cried. raising my arm for
silence. Those who fight in a cause.
faithful to that cause, are worthy of
honor. These foreign dogs, valiant
though they be. fight often in igno-
rance"
ITO that man owes many q knight
his overthrow said the count.
eff he has been mighty in a wrong
cause more mighty shall he be in a
right one He has told the truth Of me
and Is therefore sacred to me and to
my cause
''Then I have not understood our
laws" said Count vasca in a voice
which rang clear and loud through the
hall. ''Since the days when the noun
tains shut in our land no foreign dog
has come to US, who are true Drussen-
landers. Our enemies have called them
in TO slay US. but we who are true
people hate them even with a more
deadly hatred than those who, born
in the land, bear arms against us in
the pay of him who calls himself the
king. Have not the priests, speaking
as with the mouth OF Khrym himself.
commanded US to crush them as we
would reptiles under our feet? Have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03


! the priests given us false counsel, OF
does this knight o'erstep his mission
Would Khrym speak in one way to the
priests and after another manner tC
his messenger? Is it not strange, prin-
cess, that two commands concerning
our enemies are given us?"
Count Vasca speaks most truly"
said. But mans judgment is bound
by the things of today, and of the
morrow he knows naught. Where man
sees only an enemy today, Khrym may
recognize one who shall tomorrow be
his messenger. This foreign dog has
been so marked out. Had 1t not been
given to him to know me might he
not have attacked me instead Of vel
coming me? If in his ignorance he
wished TO take me to those whom he
served was he not faithfully fulfilling
his duty as he understood it? The
priests have well understood and have
rightly spoken the law, but of this
man they have not spoken"
He is a foreign dog; it is enough"
said the count, but no sound of appro-
baton followed.
81 came from the mountains, and to
the mountains can return"
'"The priests have not yet consulted"
he said.
'Let them beware how they do So"
I answered. "In their study lies the
fate of Drussenland. This man is my
armor bearer. my page and squire.
Vasca and me. AS your knight I
Al, 60
my cause"
Princess
Pardon, count" she said, interrupt
ing him. "Sir Knight, the man is
yours"
Study tonight" said the princess,
turning to the priests. Tomorrow
after sunset shall we hold audience,
and you shall declare If this is he so
long by you expected. Count, see this
knight and his servant well attended,
then come to me. 1 have a word for
you In private"
For one moment the princess looked
at me keenly and then turned. A door
at the back of the platform was
thrown open, and, followed by a guard
of soldiers, she disappeared.
Count Vasca came to me.
81 am commanded to see you fitting
~ entertained" he said, and he led
the way through one of the side doors.
Organ and following. a small guard
behind us, whether to honor US or to
see that we did not escape 1 do not
know.
We passed down several long CORR
doris and then mounted a fight of
stairs.
REST here until tomorrow" said the
count, ushering US into a spacious
apartment ct win see that you are
served"
In a short time food was brought Us
and wine in fagons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03

A committee, composed Of i've mem.
bers from each of the four Tri City
lodges, Will meet in Industrial hall,
Rock Island, Sunday morning to ar
range the program, ss:ect the speak
ers and make all other necessary ar
rangements for the big meeting.
County ofHeers Reappointed.-The
county officials and assistants who
having been holding once during the
past year or more and whose places
are filed by appointment, were re-
named yesterday By the board Of sup
erv1sors. They are: County physician,
Dr.. e. o. F1cke; overseer Of the poor,
James Hickey; assistant overseer OF
poor, Mrs. James Hickey; matron ju-
venile home, Mrs. Bailey Cook; JAM.
tor, Herman Bahns; elevator atten-
dsnt, Ray Rosenbaum.
Obituary Reeord-Andrew werth.
mann passed away at his home, 1914
West Fourth street, Monday evening,
at the age of 49 years, month and 6
days. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Augusta werthmann: two daughters,
Mrs, Edna Math and Miss Mona
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-03
cTo be Continued
Saved His Mothers Life.

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