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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
Uruuoeiseutbnuiss 6spotbelsn.
Gintinnati, "a. april.
Nsue 6npptbsten.

MliLIis q. Ri8btingale an Goutberu
Sbio 6. unb e. 60. $1,000.
gspra y. pbdres an 9be Sodions
WeQutt Go. $242.66.
Conrad 5sp on Sohn aunasIman.
$1642.76.
Gimon Sunbemer on Moobburu
anenne 6. unb y. 60. $500.
JObn Diebl on Carthage g. unb 6.
4. $1,000.
Warp u. Gang an biefelbe. $500,
Nlberi 8. Apting an bieieibe. $1,000
ReIIie GtoInortbp on bieielbt. $500
s5ranf @rotamp on ,Greoerif "
Gnmibt. $500.
30. Gbeitsr Ruple an aatbIssn Rifle.
$1,000.
wsiGoel s.. RugsIe an MtftwDDt
6onleIteub Go. $1,000.
Wiaium Blum an bieislbe. $4,000
Wlurp Gallagher an 2iberuI 6. uni
q. go. $500.
D.orge g. S'8dnnoH on Renbinl
%. unb g. Go. $500.
Giisobetb 6. Duftin an MiGiam 3
3int. $1,000
Wniilba 2usbts an Mtittrn Germar
8anf. $500.
Gbtpin q. Gisp<us an q. Boilep
$500.
Gso. g. aeB an 9bsrsfe 5iabmonn
$500.
g,sc. .. Gibert an QortDDOb .. unl
6. Go. $1,000.
Wsaiilbe wiesI on prcDihmt =. Q
naS .. 60. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
5Gmprrbpib.n All b.rnof

5GmorrbOibsH 81 bsrno6s
ldfissn. inbem man nit lp.rtblof.n
gebimurittsln srpsrimsntirt, iIt immsr
uHslus uno iebr oft ssfdbrIin. Gins
rstbuHgen, 2otnsrseu, Baidmitt.I
ufip. tSnnsn i'm ousrsiinitigit.u solIs
nur linbern, aber ME bsilsn. 8as elm.
ais. DerniiHftiss, raid tpirtenbe, rdbis
tule uub suDerldTigs Rittsl iIt 4nas
teiis. 4erste ollsr S6ulsn ipsrben euf
immsr ratben. Is su psrIu6sn, .be bas
WeiTer sebrau9t ipirb, unb .uh Dor
GinfpriBunsen BON 3drboI'dur. mars
men, bGmit euh nihts G6limmeres
tpiberfobre. 4natefis Iino.rt eur,
S6msrssn, bell cure 2eiben unb o.rs
biitet beren Miebertebr. proben ipers
ben bon g. Neuftdbter 6 Co., Boz
1915. Retp Yort, frsi psrIanbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Tonn purbs ihr Gleifh binunftr an
Den Gee ssbra6t unb bort in IL dm
llfsr aufaei.elIien asHeln con ben
W1nnern oes Oorfes gstoft. DE
ssrausn ouriten nur dls 3ufhauertrss
nsn mitipirisn, unb aIs mir Iie befrae"
ten, tparum nid,t lie bic ibnen bod sns
fpmmenbe arbeit bes aoheus bsiorg@
ten, ertuiosrtt bic cine, o1b Der g3rophet
glias bic sr1usn nitt liebe. iDahreno
bic an6sre .infab ertldrte- Ram nc
pulaeaietIpa4 .llns Itebt bas ni6t 81.
Ra6osm ods SSleifh gar tpar. tDnroe
IS in ben GsKeln In Die aapelle Dor
Die SeiIisenbiIber a.bruht anb bier
nit MeibrauH, Der NIT ben am Ger
gum Eohen gsbrcuhten aobltu trit.
sinott iparb, ssrGuhert- Jrcmme ait'
Ger tpurben Don ben qinbern bnSn ees
funaen. aisbduR tpurbe bas Gleii1
in Ser RapelIe gum geIten Der airht
in ,inseInen Stiidsn pertduft, nata
6auIs oebraht unn bort DsripeiH.
Usertparoia mar bic halb ernfts. bclb
fhers6ofte Stimmung Der MduRer BET
Der qrbeit bes RodeHs, uno mGn6tr
betannt. grDbt5rnis. Glu6 unterbra4
Die bsiIige 5dunlung.
\ Spdtsr babe ih srfabreH. pcb an
! aureren Srten nes Goupernements
Dloneb am Glinstag BEN prcphsten
ioccr Elm Gtisr g.opfsrt tDirb. nobel
mad DeibuHs bss GIsii6es burt ben
geiftlt6eu ouf elmer btna4bnrten
mieI. elm rihtiges DpfermaH, ptrbuns
ben NIT einsm 9rtnfsslGge, obgebdlten
ipirb. Welht gebeutung bat nun nit'
fer grppbet Glins, bem man 10 grobt
!. ghr.n eripeiit2 gDie sr fhon IN ber
Bibel fiber sSeuer unb WoITer gtbitttt
uab in flammenbem Wos.n gen 5ims
/ mel fdhrt, 10 IN er obne 3peifd TN
J oansen bdu.rIiden RuBlonb no6 hsute
Elm ed,ter uHb ref,ter Gott bes Dou4
ners uHb glises unb bes ftr0menoerl
Teoens. Ghcn ben atnbern fscbt
man Inn Commencement Slonsb bic
arSbte gtrebruns su biefem etiligsn
elm: .0nGhissr propbet elias. ingf
man, .befdnftige ben f@redliteH
Giurm une. sisb uns idnften Ihnu-. .
auh GHiiber Der 6ttroen iif er, unn
am geprgstog aelebt Der adusberr:
.gndoiser grophet GIias, betpnhre
! m.in 8ieb unb balie es ben Sommsr
iiber oeTunb, bdnn geIcbe ih nir audi
au beinem grpbeu syeittag einen Sfitr
! pber 6dmmel.1 4uh fur ben Uslbs
; buu hi ber prpphei bebsutfam, beHn
!. Der Gliastaa biIbet In Der 4uffaRuns
bes Dolfts bic Wsnbe bonn CONNER
sum 6erbft. benz Nesinne Der Grnts.
Gbenio sDeifelIos III ferner. bcb bic
: fer grppbet gIias In friiber 3eit on
! bic GteIle zines diiertH heiouifdlen
gpties aetreien f,in muB. Der Bic
mdnb onbers nls Der befonbers IN
ssieip perebrte gerun. Der litcuii6s
perfunas, Der @ott bes HIitss uHf
bes Donners eeipefen lein fdnn. 9fot
: benie bebeutet i'm MeibruHiihn peruH
|, (pcn firhenlIaipiih ptra, pratt ~fdla,
\ aen~) ben Tonntrfhlng. unn ais perI
I Ton eefobt. beIhreibtn Ton bic Dauern'
= .Dds ifs elm hober, breitfhultrigel
! Gidtopf NIT fdnoraem bdnr. fdircr'
!. sen augen nnb solbsnsm Bart. 5r
: ber reften 6onb bat er eintH Dcgen
{ i'm Der cinten sintn a0Ger nit pfti'
7 len. Gr Fdbrt am 6immei In tinslr
n gDcsen unb sHtisnbet feurige pfeile.'
!. gons GbnIiH mar In Der adpellt Dol
n N1moietrc Der prDpbet Glins ar
8 eintm einfnhen. an Der monb bsfeftig'
! ten poItsibiimlifen 9ilntrboeen bar
r seftslIi.
lrah;r4 m & NgsfnT HtaTfffa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Qaurd g. Gron on adura !. Ge-
rutn. 81 bel 1853 syub an Der EiibIeit.
ter Rain Strdbt in MooiIonDiIle; ST..
Sohn Sen on bic Real Gitats &
Smpropenent Co., Got 81 in Der lin.
terobthtiEuna bon Mliflidm WotIpn's
Gitnte an Dotion @troBe; $500.
aouiis Rofemeier an oitielbe, 20 BEL
100 1uB an Der Oftieite Der Sprins
grope Nnenue; $500.
Soiepb 3. aentel ON Rihdel aueels,
Got z in Soiepb 8. aenters llnters
obtbeiluns; 81.
Sohn 5obtr on sodnnah 3destt, Got
% in sSohn onber's llnterdbtbeilung
in Ghtpiot; 81.
CLARA r. Scott an WilIiom Blum,
einen Sratt 2uno in Ssttion % in
Green SoipnIbip; 81.
Gnliln Woobruff II. Gnn. an ssoie'
pbine 9ouferid,, Got % in Gong
iportb's llnttrdbibeiluns in 2odIanb;
Isl.
amdnod 1rids on 2ouis 3. Mobr
uno Spa g. Mobr, 5beil Der Got ITO
in s. 8. Diners stpeiisr aboition su
2pdlnno; SIS
Geo. Reriib an 0sp. Rulbman, 27t
Jnb an abrens Strabe; 81.
Gath. 6einen on Robert r. 2aft. l
Got an 0iIbert Qpenus; ST..
Wm. iS. 6eb an Sarrn W. alerar,s
Der, 40 Sub an Sairpieip aDsnus; 81.
| Nm. 81 5eb an Rariiu 6. aIsrons
her. 49 SUB an 5airpisp 9tpenus; 81.
gBnl. i. 0eb on 0eo. 8. oeB, 80
bJuB an Soutbpieip 2lpenue; 81.
| ernF Dsittanp on 5rto. aolIs, go.
412 in gueIio 2oHb 2lH'n llntsrubttsi.
lung; 81.
geo. 80. syrspbof an 5arrp I. De.
fon, 80 SUB on glortsn StraBs; 81.
6snrp :. RUiemsper on Real Gitots
&c Improvement Co., Baltimore, 40
Sub an Spring grobe apenne; $500.
6drriion 6. Tarreii an Gimtr 3.
uno 6uiton DurreQ, Cots II uno 13
tn Wm. Durreus llntetabtbeiluna; 81.
| Snrrp 5. WeitpR on Siabel Sesel.
so CUB an MIihiedn apenus; 81.
| Gud J. Cooper an !. eIeo. 3sib,
Got 127 in Gr.snbreber Smp. SO. j.
llRtsrabtbsiluns; $500.
| gllfreb Sstamp on 2srris 8. gtdt
Got 32 in Sondtban giusg's GrbeH
llnterabtbtiluHd; 81.
Gas. g. Robinfon on SuIid g
8rob, 80 5uB an Stureis stDsHusi
$3.50.
Mdrp 8. G. qsrtius II. auo. or
Clarence u. 5agiu, 20 5uB on Gaitsrr
Ipsnu.; $50.
| 4nthpnp ). Rismdnn an Suliui
pbiIippi, 45 JuB an Wipaort aUenue
| Gbepiot; 81.
! 1aIeipoOb 2dnb So. an gatrit I
giIbooIsp, Got 10 in SoEeppoo Inter
obtheilung;. 500.
| Sobis grppn.ll on 60. 6. 5b.artr
80 ,yub an Fempsr Qnne; 81.
/ Narp Guean an Wiarp u. Gts
phrns, Got IA in -gottnq. SilI";; 81
/ 0m. 6. Femmster an aatie 2auaeI
go SUB an asuiIrportb place. Gin
ITpoob; 81.
9alspoob aanb 60. on Geo. 8
2ism.ring, Got >255 in TulspooD
$245.
/ Wurtin gruner an R.al gitdie 8
Jmpr. Co.. Baltimore, 40 sgub al
Spring 0roDs aptnus; $500.
anti Subereuloiis 2eaeus an Geo
1g. Sedmau, 30 4erss in auoeriol
sp.; 81.
Union SdpiHss Reoltn 60. al
2tnnie 2anpte, Got 369 in Shio Can
&c Smp. 60. llnterubibeilung; $19E
6enrp u. Qurrs on Gbas. Sohdn
ming. l Got on SullipoH 4Denus; 81
Geo. 6. SdoIs. an ghas. Ro6eI,
Got an moIb uro Setptii apenue; 81
Gorab Wbdtelsb's grb.n (per St,
rifD an Wlilton Sapter, 3S1 ssuB a
Stdte apenie; $675.
/ 5rnnt Shmitt an 60. !. Rspil
Got 19 In Belmont 2anb af'n lintel
abtheiluns; 81.
SdtIep PART 60. an Gonorb 5ue
/ Cot in Sotlep part lluterabtAsilune
) 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
GBrnnbeigsatbans nsbertragHngta

Z" y y y - = y
Sobn Si,d an Mnortip Diebl. Sbeif
Der Cots 102 un0 1O3 tn btr Inter.
abtbeiIuns on Der Mupne 4Dtnue In
6nrtfpen; 81. &
9fnbreip DieM an Sobn Giebl, Cot
3 In anbr.p Diebl's llnterabtbeiiung
tn 6arttDtll; 81.
3. Georee 3siB an GlIa 8. Cooper,
Got % in 5r.b. Wiatr's linier1bthess
lung In Dsfpopb; 81.
Sames g. Drtmnn an MmeIia RDs
fentboIer, 9bsil Der Cots 376 uHn BIT
i'm GIsmsre llntesabsbsiIuHs; 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

9isusr: I'D, Gillette. bic 3.it.n
tperben fi9 dnbern. Der Gndbis. mub
betratben. Seine 9ldubiger atDinssn
ibn ia ba3u!1
Gillette: .Wesbnlb benn, tpenn feline
@lGubigsr n6thig Oelb brau4sn. iollsn
3ie isgbex hsirat6enl@
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q orgebeuat

HroaltiDerber: .ssft Sbre UrdaaIeiu
Todyter HniiifaIifh2-
Drter: ~alIeroings - nhrr Sie
br0unen besbnIb nod Hid,f eIet6
iHIs&s BON ibr ~ besfeul-
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probirt II. 2. MsiaI ssolifb.
unb ~9nriseptrs GrisHb-. b..
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etssin slseHHs. asuwsss. Gsadaasst Q.
Rxeis so Gents nne bariibsr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
Octlbre 80 de 1911.

OcLltDfe 0U Oc l9II.
Francisco Olivar, ct al, VS.. Felipe S
Rios, ct Il, No. 4289.-Sobre propie-
dad.-Se celebr0 en- este case con asis
! tencia de todas las parties por sus abo-
gad0s, y previo juramento ante el Sc
cretario de la testigo Ines Colomer, ell
! acto de tomar deposition q la misma
p0r la COrte.
! Mariana Ocasio, VS. Leandro Soro-
! No. 5011-Divorcio.- A virtud de la
/: petici0n de la demandante en- este ca
SO, por su abogado, y en- rebeld1a del
! demandadO, la Corte tranSfiri6 nara
ell IA de Noviembre ell juicio oral de
! este case.
J Julio Jove Torres, VS.. Simon Moret
. Munoz.-No. 1885, Cobro de pesos
La COrte resolviendo una moci0n del
demandado en- este caso, para que Sc
levante el embargo de un coche Q ca
leza, con arneses y un cahallo, como
! eXentos de ejecuci6n; y apareciendo
=.
que dicho demandado manifesto ante
ell Marshal, en- 20 de Septiembre, que
tales bienes no le perteneclan, pOr 10
que no es la parte realmente interesa
da en- la moci0n. denego La misma, con
cOstas.
Angel Perez Villalnil, ct al, VS. 10
sefa Romano Cestari, ct al, No. 1861 =
Nulidad de institution de herederos-
Sc llam0 este pleito d juicio oral d la
continuation del juicio, comparecien-
do ambas parties por sus ab0gad0s,
cOntinuandO los demandantes en- la
practica de su contraprueba, termina-
da la cual, La Corte acord0 que las par
tes presenter briefs en- apoyo de sus
peticiones en- un plazo de diez dias.
Maria Encarnaci0n Berries, VS. .je-
| s1s Maria Riyera.--NO. $685. Diy0T-
| cio.--La Corte llam0 este peito 4 ini-
| clio oral por su orden de sellalamieTito
y compareci0 solo ell demandante por
su abogado, listo para ell acto.-Y
| cOnStandO anOtada la rebefdIa del de-
mandado Sc procedi0 a celebrarlo.-En
/ su virtud la demandante lego sus ale
gaoiones y luego introdujo como prue-
| ba un document0 que Sc admltIO Y los
| testigos iUramentad0s ante eI Secreta-
rio Maria Encarnaci0n Berries d.
| pa ,;ls,,o, x,au;,,oU M Etcro1aJ - u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
TRIBUNAL.ES

Seccion 1a-Libro de Minutas.-No.
16, folio 170
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

1909, ,adicionando q SUI parte dispositiva
La Erase ''sin perjuicio de tercero.''
Jose Chirea -parte.-No. 4224.-
Dominio-La Corte, visto ell record de
las declaraciones de los testigos (2), mas
las citaciones y edictos diEgenciados, die
to una orden declarando justicado en-
favor de dicho peticionario ell dominic
del siguiente inmueble :-R1stica de 46
cuerdas 3 c. (75 c6ntimos), radicada en-
ell barrio Guadiana de Naranjito, lindan-
do al Norte con Victoriano Padilla ETC.,
ETC.
Jose r. Chinea - Ex-parte. - No.
4223.-Tambien en- este case visto el re-
cord taquigrafco de las declaraciones de
los testigos (3) mas las citaciones Y edic-
tos diligenciados, dict6 una orden decla-
rando justifcados en- favor de dicho pc
ticionario ell dominic del siguiente in
mueble :-R1stica de II cuerdas Y me-
dia de terreno mas 8 menos, radicada
ZEN Guadiana, Naranjito, P r., colin
dando al Norte con Jose Ramon Chi
nea, etc.
(Continda en- | 8a. pagina.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
MELONS SHIPPED
FROM CRUCES
First Express Shipments Be.
ing Made, Car Shipments to
Begin July Is; Water Very
High in Rio Grande.

ANiNflh tftit 'llnHhtAif w. li'l"Ufl
ila cruces. a. 49,. Iu.. Cos a t.V
express shipments ui cauulouppa hutr
h,suu ana tnr Fields lrr In excellent
condition ear shipments HIiI p,sIr
about Iuiy o., ana ruuuun, about
u,, vg,ks This .u.r Iys been 10
banner F,ur Tor au crops hui Dsp'-
,uliN ,1uta'Oup.-. Som, EruNyrH ,N.
poet Co rDaIg. $500 per 3Dr,.
nIeh Nnt,r caused uy rain. boo
northern Sow N,Nigo hus ,ausod tn"
Uu Gu8udr t1 lynNn u.s. banks lu sDy-
oral places 200 the lower Mesiln vale
lcv and considerable propcrt, has
boon damaged Tine county bridges
az both Authou> aud Mesquite arc n
danger aud VatchWou ar, kept busy
rcmovuc sticks aud trash that nee
eumulatra arulusl tb, piers. pu Juno
90 cot last year Ga, Rio Gfpnd" went
dis and many crops were burned uH
tur hcE OF water Part Hf July ha'
un.spd th's N,ur ana th, silver kc'ps
up and from au indications 20 Wiz
continue su thunugh OBS. s.H. %.
Thp Christian iudr1yur society o0
Nc First prrpytouau church Is nwu
niuusn bir social Zoo %. held FRIDAY
,yyumr JuN o. m, social win h'
known us "tVIatrd s..laI' ,t.rt
hup connected with tho affair helms
twisted
James e. stewart proprietor of "
Mpnmll apple orchard. s iumlpu
aNrr thu prospects uf q hig appl" error
lAis season Al soon an the trees &C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
PERSONALS.

ALL KINDS. both new ana second
h9nr. bought. sofa rented and re-
paired. Albuquo lypewritrr EH-
change Phone $40.
IT,EE. Ii3itE. IHt.E. tItII. Iil'T
-ItNI pDil AIS ~ cash.
tine ucrou ~cuu.nH u the best uaW'
Tor th' r"v u.I.Ur tuDu."r. n"N
hpIue puIt 90 t.e CORNER ot D0ul 1tu-
uu, and Second BrD.. Contest uE,n
Co ,,.rshodN spanish cor Eurl.sh
uawp srud answers 90 IN. N'.u-
uu,rIHu MINUS uyut DumpInN ill
West turl tttYU..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

Wirht iu tOur bUslorr s'a-on when
YOU have tho least time to SNARE yuu
mc most liboly 40 take dinirhoca nEd
lusG several DAYS time. unless you
hove Chamhcrlau'a Collie Cholera ANA
Oiauhooa Remedy ut hand ana take
a. dose on ihr luH appearance of the
disease. For sale hy an dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

" you want stylish horse and
hungry. see W t. Trimhle li3 North
Second 81 Phone 80. ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

For summer diarrhoca I'm children
always give ChumbcrlainH Collie.
Cholera and Dinrrhoea R"ncdy and
castor OH and "a speedy care ia certain
For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
FOR SALE

fiUuH..'.rauu. e-sj.ry brick mUd-
.r W, Central. Ono location.
$4,000 cash. balance s. per cent
$500 8-room frame. lot 50Vlt2.
good we'll. Highlands. uoar car limo.
$1,000 1toum brrh modern. good
shada W Copper ave, corner Tot;
terms
t2,oo-G-room double brick south
broadway. close ~. rent $40; sea
cash, balance per cont
't1"1 .,-room brick modern. fine
shade trees ana lawn. corner lot SIX
$780, fine location. West Tlcrns
}l,ou.-a.r1om rfamr good out
huiidiuaH CORNER Jot South walter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-04

hands. I'VE are actually among the
cloudsr
A huge roller of cirro-cumulus which
seemed rushing to meet them had sud-
denly attracted her attention. 1t was
so dazzlingly beautiful that for a mo-
ment she closed her eyes. The SUM-
beams that transfused its margins en-
circled it with a border of gold and
pink, while the denser central parts
were of delicate pearl gray clouded
with soft opaline masses. Suddenly
the Chameleon plunged into the cloud.
In an instant the sunshine and the col
or were gone, the blue sky vanished,
the earth beneath was concealed, and
they seemed to have passed from the
brilliant morning into a thick, damp,
dismal fog. Raindrops gathered on
the rigging of the aero, and with sur
prising quickness the deck became
dripping wet. The cold, by contrast,
seemed intense and very penetrating,
and Miss Grayman shivered.
go into your room at once, Miss
Grayman," said Payton. This is no
place for you now; you will take cold.
In a few minutes we shall emerge
from the cloud and all will be as be-
fore"
She was about to obey, calling Susan
to follow her, when a spasm seemed
to seize her, succeeded by a paralysis
which prohibited all movement. She
became as helpless as If her hands had
grasped the handles of a powerful cleo
trical machine. At the same time
curious cracking noise broke out on
all sides and little pointed flames flick
cred on every jutting object. Susan
cried out in terror, but Miss Grayman
was unable to open her lips.
These enigmatical electric phenom-
ena which manifest themselves capri
ciously when one is among the clouds
were comparatively unfamiliar in those
days. and even yet little is really
known about them. A singular blue
light which spread a CHASTITY illumina-
ton around the aero added to the con-
sternation, and Susan tainted from
fright
Payton sprang to aid Miss Grayman-
As he touched her hand a binding
spark leaped forth, and he dropped to
the deck, but was on his feet again in
a second At the same moment Miss
Grayman felt the force which had held
her immova bic relax its grasp, and she.
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me too much honor" she said
Impossible" was the reply, but
know what is required in recognition
of the honor your friends have done
me-"
Where shall we meet our friends p
she asked quickly.
You certainly wouldn't wish me TO
betray a confidence" he replied srnii'
ing. at should like to answer, but for
the present my lips are sealed"
"Oh. then tell me, please, how high
up are we? Susan says a hundred
miles, but say not more than ten"
Payton laughed heartily.
WELL" he said, you are nearer the
truth than Susan. although your esd
mate, too, Is a tribe extravaganza. Let
me see." and he consulted an indicator
on the outer wall of the cabin. I'VE
are Just a mile and a half above sea
level and about three-quarters Of
mile above the highest peaks that you
see down there"
Then 1 guessed truly that we were
going over mountains?"
ITO be sure we are But 1t Is not
quite an unbroken wilderness. You
see that little town in the valley yon-
der, don't your
''Is that a town." asked Miss Gray
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-04
(To be Continued.l
Foster

MF. and Mrs. Peter Dart of Line
City, Iowa, were over Sunday guests
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
as Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Freyermuth.
Marlyn Hayes of Illinois City, visit
ed his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Foster.
Those attending the Iowa state fair
at Des Moines, are James Fowler,
William Freyermuth, Edward Field
man, Sr., Robert Workman, Bryan
Watson, and Arch Foster.
Miss Laura Bilkey of Muscatine, is
spending the week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart
James Selden of Muscatine is erect
ing a new cottage for o. l.. Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert English of Buff
falo Prairie spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vaustta
Miss Lillian Workman returned
Saturday from a visit at Millersburg.
Her neice. Miss Grace, accompanied
her and will visit week with rela-
tives of this vicinity.
Thomas Watson is in Cordova as a
delegate to represent the Baptist Sun
day school of Foster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-04

All the news ali the tams-Ths AIsuA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-04

passenger coach May z, Herman Car
stems has filed suit for the sum Of IS,
900. The claim was fled by Carroll
Bros, for the plaintiff. In the suit he
alleges that he was working inside a
passenger coach in the railroad yards
and that an engine bumped into the
coach, throwing him TO the floor. He
claims his injuries are permanent.
To Lay Out Park-Ffrst steps in
laying out the new Riverside park on
the river front between Scott and Har-
rison streets, will be taken Tuesday.
when the contract will be let for the
concrete wall bounding the park to the
north and shutting out view of the
railroad tracks.
Obituary Record.-Charles Pegelow,
for IS years a resident of Davenport,
passed away at his home at Two Har-
bors, Mimi, Friday morning, after an
illness Of six months duration, at the
age of AZ years. He WIS born in Dav-
export, Nov. 16, 1868. Deceased was
married in 1890 to Miss Bertha
Poetsch. who survives him, besides
two sons, Leroy and Archibald, his
mother, Mrs. Emma Peselow, of 1925
West Seventh street, Davenport, one
brother, William Pegelow Of Marcy,
Mimi, and two sisters, Miss Kate Peg
Glow and Mrs. Anna Moeller of this
city. The body will probably be
brought to Davenport for burial.
William Frederick Hartkop passed
away Friday afternoon at o'clock at
his home, 926 Warran street, at the
age Of 80 years, after an illness Of
three months duration. He was born
in Rock Island, Nov. Z, 1871, and NOV
ed to Davenport with his parents when
small. He has made his home in this
city ever since. Surviving are his
wife Mrs Ellen Hartkop, two sons,
Frederick and Henry, his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Hartkop, all of
Davenport.
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man, with surprise. ST thought It WIS
a heap Of rocks"
mo, it Is a town, though not a large
one. But you can see smoke rising
from some of the chimneys."
What is the name of the town."
'I mustn't tell you that just now,
you know"
"Oh, yes; 1 forgot that you are pledg-
ed to secrecy. But 1 suppose 1 am at
liberty to guess, and guess that these
are the Catskills."
Perhaps" said Payton, with another
smile. Really, Miss Grayman," he
added in a serious tone, 'ff had fore
seen how unpleasant it would be to
decline to answer your perfectly rea-
sonable questions should have hest
tated to accept this mission"
The girl actually rebuked herself for
letting her curiosity increase the en-
barrassmept of a gentleman who she
felt must keenly regret his rather
eQuiyocal position.
You know the Mitchells In Wash
ington. suppose?' she asked
PAXTON saw that If this question
were followed by a cross examination
he would be trapped; accordingly he
shut OF that line OF inquiry at once.
"Oh, Miss Grayman," he said. ''of
course know almost everybody worth
knowing In Washington, but really,
you see, IL we begin to discuss these
things we shall inevitably trench upon
forbidden ground-forbidden, you I'M
derstand, only for the moment After
ward, a little while. everything. will
be clear and we can talk freely. In
the meantime let me beg of you not to
lose the enjoyment of this glorious
cruise In the pure morning air.
cit is wonderfully beautiful" replied
Miss Grayman. land to me the ap-
pearance OF the earth seen from so
great q height is indeed a revelation
1t is entirely unlike the view from
mountain. And then it glides away
under Us 90 fast It seems as IL IL
were flying and we standing still! But,
look" she exclaimed, clasping her