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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Die Il. 2. u. : @esierung III

Die Il. e. u. : Negierung mil
iparen. Sas 8unbesi6aeamt bat
Dem Gon8reB Die Ioranidld8e fir ben
He9ierun9s : Sausbalt I'M ndditen
Sabre unter6reitet. Nus bemlelben
lit erii6tlid, baB Die He9ierun9 nit
II Rilionen Collars ipeniger ais in
bieiem Sabre aus5utommeu 9ebeuft.
Sbne Yoitetat miro fir bns ndcbite
gunbes> Budget $745.834.563 ees
forbert. Die Yeniipnss Sorberun9en
iinb biesmal nieori9er bebadt. aber
MAJ pergeile niht: Die Seniious Nns
lpriihe bon Solbaten aus Dem ipanie
Ihen &rie9e mebren iid) o jebt ab
itctig. Sm 9roBen 8an5en iiebtS
nit Dem Sparen ifdbig aus, ipenn
man benz @olfe aud porma6en mil.
8tr ellie ipiiien es ieiber 'uur 8u
lpobl: an Dem Gage, no Oufel Gam
lid fir impcriaiiitiide @rpnnIion5z
Yolitit entI6isO, ihlpaub Die I D a.
.li9tcit, Die 8unocs : Sausbalts
Nus9abcn auf elm Wininmm gu be-
I6rdufcu. Sic Soften fir Seer uno
Slotte iiub Die &auptpoitcn I'M Gtat
uub iteigen itctig. SIN lIe6ri9cn
t0unten mir nod cinigernlubeu Ipars
lnnlcr auStomnren, ipenn lpir cine
r~atiouellcrc G~criunltuna bGttcn. Gtidt,
oaB unicre Scnmtcn on gut bcsablt
ncrbcn, oocr Die 9ennItcn 8l ipenig
lciiteu %pilrhcE; uein bu3 nidt. Gs
6erriht bier eben nltr sic Senncns,
Die mir in nuicrcn omerituniidcn
Stdote &crpaltun9eu ollgcmcin be-
obndtcn fDuucn: beraltetc Scr
lpaltungSs Spitcmc. IN Scr @ez
ifdftsluclt unb Snouitrie 9eltcn bcln
ameritnncr sic prattilditen up to bate
Mietboben in Der StdOtes unb @un
oea s6uuSbolt gerlualtung nbcr qe
nii9tc bis bato baS pernltcte Scr
waItun9ss Spitcm. (Sicbc Seitc o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

Cute Slider fir Die fleinen uno
BrDBeu &inber Der Camille iinO elm
praftiides @eident fir Den 8eib>
na6tstiih. Sieb' eiumal bel Den
fatboIiI6en Sirmen nah, Die in oieier
3eitung an5eieenl -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Der bide santa Claus madt fl

ou9 beuer ipieber in ben @eihGftss
ldoeu, in ben liberalen @o6en@ mn
Reconsideration, auf Yoitfarten, ETC.,
etc, brett. Bir 9atbolifen ipiiien,
Dab bieIer beibnii6s moberne mate
rielle Sifpanit bas birmlii6e Gbriitz
finbhen nidt perOrdn9en taun. llnb
Sas lebren mir in bieien Sagen allf
unieren lieben &leinen, ipenn Tie ms
iiber Den Santa Claus n%usfragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

&udmals: 8er fir 8eibnnhten
in Hltbe biibi6e @ei6enfe allstpdblen
fpia, Der beetle iid. SoIioe @eihdfte,
Die auf Die iolibe beuti6e 9unoi6aft
reflettieren, berDffentlihen ibre ans
5eigen in ben GIt5eiseipalten u~uierer
Sldtter. Sieb' mai nn1?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Die 4bpeutsseit II

Die abpents5eit lit cine ernite 8eit.
Ser quite aatbolit ridtet it'd benz
gemdb Elm, bur9 gntbaltiamfeit bon
@rIaubtcm, bur9 Reibun9 Der Quit
barfeiten nnb bur6 @ebet, Defenders
Gbenbs i'm Samilienfreiie. gs lam
2esteres nidt gu oft betont iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
&ss@nn
GAiturieues.
Sbue Define 9fltdt!

Man pergefe nidt, unIere biesmal
b0fit ienintioneQe Spe5ial<G prre>
iponben3 ans Spnnien 81 leien.
Sic ausen o~iirften IRanhem aufs
aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Gin after GARNER idrcibt II

Gin after Sarmcr Idrcibt nit
ic1t: IS loltc am iinni9en Gbriltz
NJ in icber 8anriIie - no mans
men" tam - ciu 8cibuadts,
'eiL NM ben ainocrn cine
maiden neil Scr INNER
pnbaum Gin Baum der
Rffmun8 lit. @er pers
rf aud SpicIiaden &C.
r&t Ons lei ia bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

@ie piele Der reiden Gltcrn f0nns
Ten bon DEN iiberfliiiligen @elbenfeu,
Die ite ibren ei9euen &inbern inter
ben Gbriitbaum leeen, etlpas eriparen,
1lnO bantit Die &inber bes armen
geripanbten pber Nabbars erirerenI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Nnm q. g..

lNah ysii. Ireb" zScrift bearbeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

~ ubrib, 25. Sob. II. -
lf Sn Den iiiu0iten pantheon
w @cneiuberatbe 8ablen
tpurpen nabe8u 5000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

(llnb deere Ganaleias gum SdluB
nod einntal: Sie repuhlifaniIde 6cbe,
ersdblt Gin curopGiihcS Slatt, Ole
9e8en GanaIeias cingeleet bat, sing
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

Gr mar iebr blab gemoroen. Mit
%prefetloem Irud legte er ieinen Mrm
Inn tire SaiQe.
uGreibe feinen Sder5, - ni9t So
nit, id bite Sid, gbrerrtrort.
SD lher5e niGt, es lit mein grnit,
CLAUDE mir"
u8ott be5iite, oaB id jemals iol=
DIES CLAUDE. Sd bobe cine piel Before,
piel b0bere Meinung bon @eO0ings
gbrentraat! s(1f emig balt 0a Sid
mir nebmen lailen,oas lit Elm Sort Dor
er1len0en @efabren, in Not6 un6
|5oS!"
uNlber gu mirit un0 0arfit MIDI
nift beiratbel1, merl1 ih fein Ser
m0gen Be ise u1to - idl Der0e ME,
1orlt gu, ME einen Efennig bon SEM
8eootng=Gut %nebmen."
Sic glaiie ollf 0es Erin5en 9lnt=
lis ii6erboltpte Elm idmahes &oth.
u@ie fon1mi it Gl1 oarauf?"
ra(h! gben b0rte i6 Sid, mie 9u
|oem Snfel periiderteit, 0oB i6 6ie
grbin bon Miqionen iei."
vGa5 borteit 3u? Alio 6arum!-
gbrentraut, iprih, traui it gu mir 81,
baB ih oesbalb cine 8erbinbung nit
Dir geludt? @iuit gu Sid nidt lie
Der nit mir frelten, baB ein gitiges
@elhid oiele @ebeniaden, sic glei9=
mobl @rilten5fragen iino, 10 meiie ge=
regelt fat, Sab es Mir, 0em 6iiriten=
John, m0glid miro, Gid an mein @ef5
SIT nebmen?"
Ser 6iirlteniobn! : 9u iteigit
berab?"
u9tidt opdL mei11 9ieb. gu biit ia
n1eine 9rart, meme Mdrd)enprin5ei=
lin, 1iiBe gbrentral1t! Sic 2iebe
gleidt oQes aus! @ialt 9lt mir m1r
nidt oas armlelige 3ugeltdn0niB mo-
den, onB ih al5 Grbe ser Garolatbs
@erpflidtungen 5abe = lie b0ber Ser
Stono, 0elto mebr Gerpflid)tungen,
meine fltge fleine 8raut! MuB i9
mirflth crit SEN @orhang bon meinen
6amilienperbaltniiien 5urid5ieben,
Inn Sid leben gu laiien, mos id Dir
ont lie6lte1t oerborgen ge6alten?"
vNein, ih borte ia idon, SAB gu
cine reide 5rau baben mltbt; eben So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
New Process
STAIN Laundry
scnft Sbr Gt,pas BON Cure Wai@e?

Scnft Sir Gtuas BON Cure Waide?
@enu 10, paun miro es tid @n9 lob
men, niht auBer N4t gu laien. baS mir
g1er gigentbnm bebanbeln, als more es
ous unlerige. 8ir baben bie poatdn:s
oieite @uidonltaIt i'm &orope ten nno
liefern eriter &lane Nrbett.. Btr ges
brauden feline ghen1italen; mir beroerben
paber Cure Suden ni9t. Benn !Sbr
refine Nrbeit unb Bette Bebanolltt!g
nput. nann henft an uns. l1nlere Yre1s
1e ii1o nieeriser a1s JONI tlpe, nne fpn
beioraen Cure Samtltsntpal DE 9.a1ser;
unp iberselgt guG. 8ir haben Agen=
ten in oen %umliegcnoen @tdbteu.
6. s. Meper, 2ampffpafdanitalt,
gigentbumer.
S. Mbe. g.. ct. @lou0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
gnbet @iuter.Beid4uerben.
8inter lit fir piele cine @ranfbeit

Winter lit fir 61ele etre @ra11fbe1fsz
laijon. 9ie bonn Groit gebiiienert
8eben uno Singer, o1fgeiprungerte
San6e un6 2ippen, Sroitbe1tlen, falte
8eber1, rotbe uno ro11be @a1t bemei-
fen es. Mber foIde 8eidtperoen file
fen Dor 8udlen's Mrnico 5albe. Gin
8eriu9 ber3eugt. @r0bter Seiler
bon Bran6pun6en, @eulen, Sdmorr-
boioen, @dnittpun6en, Beben, Duet
idlnger, eczema uno Berrenfunger.
9e1r 25f bei ser Wolttor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

@ebeine; benn ih iab meme M}l1tter
iiber oieie 5 8el0 gebeugt, glilbeno un0
nit mabnl inniger 6reloe in Sen gli=
fen, ih lab fire @at1oe miiblen in
oem Manunor, Sen cine grbid)aft
ODER i'd meiB nidt mos, in unier Sous
gebraht - il fiiblte 5mei falte @dn=
Sc at mei11er Settle, Sic MIDI un6arm=
6er5is miirgten> Sic midi bielten, bis
Ser Ntbem al1sging - gGain, ein5ig
@eliebter, bulte mih, benn MIDI padt
faltes @raui len ut1o @ntIeben, me11n i9
aurid6enfe! Steb, es ruff fem Segen
auf 0ieiem @eloe, es 5ebrt an unie=
rem Marfe. Sic bliiben0en @eo0ing=
@rben iino ms @rob geiunfen; mel
ne Mutter per5ehrt Ser Gram l1n0
Summer; ih allein bin iibriggeblie=
BEN, pie1eidt, I'M nod sf1pereres
5u tragen. 8egreifit 9l1 MIN, marlm
i9 SEN Mammon nidt miG?"
9es Hrin5en M11tlik fob iid, es
Idien blutleer inns peiB mie fridge
fallener Sdnee.
sd 6odte an Irennl1ng ="
uMiemals!" fam es bitter enti91oi=
len bon Goro1atbs 2ippen.
uMl1d ih bdctte lte MIR i6mer, bel,
leidt gar nidt ertragen, aber es giebt
alsoonn MIR nod ems - oer5idte
auf oos g}edt ser gritgeburt un5 laiie
Sen @ru6er fir Sid eintreten."
&rin5 MQain idmieg cine @eile.
~ltno mir betoe?" iogte er.
Safe Sid perieten in SEN flei11=
lten Srt, i11 Sic beldeioeniten @erbdIt-
niiie - ih folge Sir u1r6 meroe Sir
cine quite Sal1sfrau iper0ert. Mh, ih
meib e5 mo6l, id n%erlange Sdaueres,
aber mir tragen es 5uialnmen, iollte
0ann Sic 2ait nidt leidt iein?"
~Ginidrdnf11ng, gntbebrung inns
Gorge mer0en fortan unier Sos fem.
Sennoh ge1hebe, mie gu gelagt bait;
i6 meiB, oaB audi gu opfermutbig
Bit, gu mirlt nit mir oarben, nit mir
leioen, penn es ni9t onoers {ein
fann. Sebt babe i6 oas @edt auf
Dein @eripreden> oaB gu unter allen
un6 ie6en &erbdlt1riiien meine @attir
mirit."
v9os lit ia ielbitperitdnoIi6, MI-
lain."
u@leidpiel, beripri4 es mir!"
~&ier lit meme &ano, iie lit Dein!"
uSdppore es BEL 9einem seelen-
fell, bei Sem Mn0enfen an 0eine
Gooten."
"@ie ionoerbar Du bit, Muain,
mag fonnte benn geideben, mas MIDI
mein geripreden pergeiien 1ieBe?"
~@S lit sic Jurdt, Sid gu perIie.
rem"
Gin letles frobiinniges 2ddel11
i4Debte Inn @brentrouts Munopin-
fel.
~NQain, i3 bin um Seine 2iebe gu
be1eioen! &ann Did Elm beilig ge.
gebenes geripreden %erfrelten, 10 idm0,
re id, 6ab mild nidts abbalten ion,
Dein 8eib gu merben."
rDu ldmoreit bei &i9oros uno
@eorgs Mnbenfen - urter feinen
l1mitanoen!"
SD idtp0re e."
.@ott lei Tanf!" fnm es BON 6es
&rin5en 2ippen, er idien erleidtert
auf3uatbmen.
Gortiebung folgt.)
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

bugs miro nad) Milionen geldabbtt."
gbrentraut b0rte nift meiter. Sbre
@dnoe griffen in oas oornige @e=
hiiid, Inn nidt um5uitnfen oas
@elo! 2egten iid nidt 5mei falte
9aroe INN ibren Sails uno oriidten
tire &eble gu? 2eiies St0bnen tam
iiber lire 2ippen = %1dhpiloelno to-
ltete lie nod Dem Musgange.
@eil 1ie SEN Mammon beiaB, fonn=
te lie CUR 6iirltin erboben peroen,
limit aber-
@or ibr lto1to plotlih sic bobe inn
p%onierenoe @eltalt oes 6iiriten Caro-
latb=@olfegg, ser bel elmer @iegun,g
Ses @eges ibr entgegengefomen.
@efremoet muiterte er Sic ltnge-
mobnlide M1ohenerl deinung.
v&er5eibung," itommelte lie err
ihredt. SD bin obne Grlal1bnib in
oieien @arten einge0rungen."
Gr perneigte lth b0flid nnb blidte
lie forif)eno an; cine peinlide hinge
miBbeit malte lid] in ieinem 8elid)te.
Sdpn panote lie iid ser Sbiir SIT,
o1s Tie nod einn1nI umfebrte.
Sic fins Shirt Garolat6?" fragte
lie, i'm bon aonid1alreno.
SD bin es."
yM1n mobl = ih BIN Ghrertral1t
Meooirg." Shne SEM Sir item 3eit
SIT lolien, lein grltolrnen SIT duBern,
f1lhr lie roih fort: ~G5 miro Sbnert
befannt fem, ooB id sic @ra11t oe5
grbprinsen bin?"
vMein Sobn bat midi oopon in
aenutnib gelett."
sd peiB, oab unier @erlobuib
Sbre pole 9iligung ntdt finoet =
uno borte eben Don AQains 2ippen,
oob er MIR cine reihe 6ra1 beim=
fiibren Sir fe. - Sb halie 0as @elS
un0 meroe MIDI ieinetpegen niemals
gum Mltare fiibren %laiien. 8itte iaget
Sic linn 0us 1tlt0-"
Mei1 liebe5 &il1o, Sic id]ei11er
Mlains Gbarafter 5u unteridaber;
er miro lid nit oieier g%rflarullg ourd
meine Germittelung nimmermebr ah
flnoen lulle1, 10 leibt giebt er iiber=
ba1pt ieine Gnipriihe nidt auf. Sd
meroe MIDI l1,1 feinen Yreis 0nrein=
mil6en! Sein 8liid gebt mir iiber
ales, barl1m mollen mir Ser al1ger=
bliflid)en @erletung Shrer, Sic &C.
itatten mir 5u iagen, gitelteit = bot
oerbano feline &ednrng tragen." grn=
ties @oblmouen iprad) in SEN @prtet1
seq 6urit en.
vgm. 9ur6larht irren, tpenn sic
mir gitelfeit 5u0tftieret1. OF, miiB=
ten Sic, mie id oas Gels felt friiber
Sugeno peradte!"
u3iirnen Sic ntdt, liebe5 &ino,ion-
bern iprehen Sic iid nit Mqain So
riifer alts," mu5nte Ser greiic Shirt.
Muf Der @anf I'M griinen Sdntten
6otte Sic @eooing=@ittme in5milhen
Elas gerommen
uvSSf bin Sir gefo1gt, gbrentraut, +"
REF lie ibrer Sodjter 5u, Sic langiam
iiber Sic @ieie itd Ser Steue na1erte.
vGs lit berrlides @etter, un6 ih BIN
idcn fritz auf. Sd bo6e Gbriitopb
inns 0em fleinen @iui einen &orb
pol @rfriidltnge1t geian0t uno moute
letteren nit hinousnehmen, aber =
mie iiebit 9t aus, lit Sir nidt mohl?"
uMoma, id NOR oriiben = u11o bo=
fe Obtain nit leinem Snfel belolrldt.
9[uh SEN Sir item babe ih oelprohen.
Sic mer0en in Sic @%erbinolt1g ei1=
millige11, neil id reih ul10 Sic grbin
oieler Wilionen binl" Gin bitteres
Ml1floden folgte oielen @orten.
neber Sos obge5ehrte gran1bole &C.
itf1e ser @eo0ino=1Srou apq elm trait
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Mppeuoicitis hat feline
eeit i'd ben Stat int anler.i-ta.Suh befulse,
Mnnenbieitis bin ih lest qeidiitt!

IuuU W. uuu sHSA0SuHs~A !" SsSs
Appenbieitts bin ih tett seidatt!
Sabt Sbr @inb i'm Maeen, lauren Maeen,
8erftopfune. iibIes ooer fttperes @efiibl naea
benz Gien. ODER %ionitise Mage1z ooer Inter
opfer ser binterIiitigen stpte nbieitis = Der Oil.
fan omn1t tpenn er am ipenieften %ertpartet 1T:
Iout Sbr ~ipiprtige 9lbbiIfe bon all eurem
maaen. unS rlnterleibstrubeI2 @out Sbr iiter
eeaen slpr %enoicitis fem? 8out Sbr mad Ser
5ensluit efien nno trinien, obne oab bic Gnaa't
Sam fcbteibt euren gtamen 11nten bin, legt
cine &c 9riefmarte ba5u,. uno Sbr tperoet ba5
beriibmte, beutide Molcr.t-ta.Yuh 9dn5[id fret
erbulten. Sieies lnoergIeihIihe Sud- lit etn
iuirfIifes aleinpo; es ertIdrt 9inae, Die nur
fpe11iee ster5te uiilen: es pirb eua, eritau1e.n
uno iiberrai6en. G5 e1tbdIt niele %IurioIe
terl1ne bon Maeenz uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
betprlmen fam, l1nb mie SIR eud ielbit leid,t
oagegen idiisen fdnnt. Sbr lperoet fa9en: .r9as
Sud- lit niht nit Gelo sl be5ablen"-- iehodb
foitet es nllr cine &c 8riefmarfe. slbreIliere:
soIerifa 60, Sept. Al, ct. Saul, Minn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18

done with the spoons or with the
banknotes, and TO this day their dis
appearance n q uayatary.
"Ths great geneeal slept IN the best
room that night. aud ever since then
the room, with it's contents, has been
regarded as a state apartment. Wash
ington was much interested In the dis
appearance OF the treasures. and it II
said that on tho night Of the 22d OF
February he IL often seen about the
apartment searching hither and thith-
er for the heirlooms which Mirandy
hid away"
Perhaps you viii permit me to sleep
in that room tonight" suggested FL
more carelessly.
Certainly" responded his host
grimly. Il will go at once and give
instructions TO have the bed aired and
thoroughly warmed"
When he had departed Mildred TO
sumed her low seat near the fire, and
Gilmore dropped on an ottoman beside
her. The girls sweet face was very
grave as she slipped her hand In her
lovers broad palm.
az wish Uncle Jerry had not told you
about the ROOM" she said earnestly.
$50 many have tried to solve the mys-
terry, and, while none OF them will
tell their actual experience, there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18
Reynolds

Mrs. c. C. Johnson gave an ahlml-
mum shower for Miss Mtnola Ekstrom
Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. s. D. Wait entertained num-
Der of young ladies Saturday after
noon at a post-nuptial shower in hon
or of Mrs. Herbert Anderson, former
" Miss Hattie Hauck.
Ed McAdam and family of DaVen-
port visited over Sunday at the home
of John McAdam.
Miss Elizabeth Weaver, a teacher
near Hillsdale. spent Saturday at her
home in Reynolds.
Miss Iva Johnson entertained a
number of ladies Friday evening al
shower for Miss Minoia Ekstrcm.
The Misses Sherrard entertained q
large number of their friends Monday
evening.
Rev. ]. F. Leigh and Philip. Clifford
and Percy Crabs attended the He'd
ding college rally al the First Aetho-
dist church, Rock Island, Tuesday.
n spite Of the bad roads large
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18


harsh voice. but he merely smiled e.
he answered, 'H hope TO Ryeve TO y0u
some day that am. sir"
'Oh, you DO, shf Perhaps ] win give
you an opportunity now. You may be
able to solve the mystery of cur guest
ehambeTF' .
"Oh, Un1s ferry, that Is not fairP'
cried Mildred reproachfully from her
seat near the IRE. peter is a lawyer
not q detectfFeI No one ever solved
Il, and rsmsmber how many people
have triad IN the last hundred years"
Mildred rose and leaned against ths
high back at her lovers chair.
Elmoee had not spoken. His keen
blue eyes were Fixed on the forbidding
countenance OF Jeremiah Parrish, and
he noted q cunning little smile lurking
about the thin lips.
Perhaps Mr.. Parrish viii give me
an opportunity OF proving myself" he
said lightly. Just now l do not rec
ellect ever having heard Of the Wash
tngt0n room IN your house"
"0h. George Washington slept there
onee-the winter the army suffered at
Valley Forge Ny great-great-grand-
mother was sewing carpet rags with
her black servant when the two wo-
men heard the sound OF horses hoofs
on the frozen ground. Always fearful
Of the coming Of the British. my an
eestress hastily gathered her store OF
silver taaspeons and several hundred
pound notes and told black Mirandy
TO secrste them. while she answered
the laundering knock which reverber-
ated through the house
TO her relief. II was General Wash
ington and several of bis aids, who
requested ahsiter for the night. In the
temporary absence Of her husband she
haes them welcome. and. delighted at
the honoT. aha fastened to set her best
befors them
-ehs found black Airandy covering
fooltshty n q corner Of the best room
and half dead from fright The WON
an could not. recouect what she had
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18
Not an Experiment

Paint Lick, Ky.--Mrs. Mary Free
man of this place. says: Before |
commenced to take Cardui. I suffer
ed 30 much from womanIy trouble,
l was so weak that / was down on
my back nearly all the time. Cardui
has done me more good than any
medicine ever took in my life. /
can't possibly praise IT too highly"
You need not be afraid TO take Car
dui. IL ls no new experiment. For
50 years IL has been found to re-
lieve headache, baekache and SINH
lar womanly troubles. Composed Of
herb ingredients, Car
dui builds up the strength, prevent
much unnecessary pain. Try II for
your troubles today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18
Silvis

Mr. and Mrs Antonne Swenson
have returned from a several days
visit at Coal Valley.
A meeting of the trustees of the
Methodist church was held at the r.
S. Silvis home last Tuesday evening.
Mrs John Foster has recovered
from an illness.
Mrs. Alfonza Standert is able to be
up after a severe illness.
G. Garner of Chicago has been a
visitor at the home of George Tutber-
ry.
L. w. Hanson and family have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. H. Mier of
Erie, Ill.
Mrs. A A. Fry was hostess to the
society of the Daughters of St. Mar
garet last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. James Sharp entertained the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society at the
home of her mother Mrs. r. S. Silvis
Thursday.
The revival services which were
conducted at the Baptist church the
past two weeks were well attended,
and over rs conversions were made.
The young mems Sunday school
class met at the home of NJ. Stone
afternoon. A committee was
named to visit the young mems Sun
day school classes in other cities and
report. The class also pledged $50
toward the building of the new church.
The 800" club was delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton Peuneu of Tenth street. Three
tables were surrounded and the high
score trophy was won by Mrs. Roach
who received a book and Mrs. Guy De
Bourcey who received a fancy apron.
D. Sluth and Mrs. James Shannon
won the consolation favors.
About twenty-five of the friends of
Mrs. E. Z. Wehrand went TO her home
Monday evening and perpetrated q
surprise on her, it being her birthday
After an excellent din
ler had been served the hostess was
presented with a number of useful
and beautiful gifts.
Mrs William Frells is i'll with ty-
,hOid fever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18

crowd attended the band concert at
Crabtree's hall Tuesday night. The
gross receipts were ssh.
Mrs VIII Shaw OF Aledo visited
relatives here last week.
Rev. Mr.. Dawson and son Will spent
Tuesday IN Rock Island.
George Johnston returned home
from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Purdee of Peoria has purchased
C. H. Nonamsker's store stock.
James Harris visited over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stanley and
family.
Perry Manning and Miss Bessie
Manning of Aledo visited relatives in
Reynolds this week.
Mrs. 8. P. Ash of Bradford has been
visiting here.
Mrs. j. H. Crfswell and small son
of Milan visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Miller.
Mrs. Harry Higgins OF Rock Island
visited a few days this week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Eliza Elk
strom
Wednesday morning John Johnson
and Miss Hattie Holmes, both Of Rey-
nolds, were married in Rock Island
After the marriage they returned to
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holmes, where a
dinner was served to the nearest rela-
tives Of both bride and groom. The
young couple will live on a farm near
Reynolds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-18

| THE LIGHT FELL on wish GeorgC
HIS sTERN PROFILE Washington had
never slept in the houseP'
Gilmore laughed heartily. and he was
reviving her dropping spirits when the
door opened and Jeremiah Parrish an
peared holding a lighted candle IN a
silver candlestick. The light fell on
his stern profile for one instant, and In
that brief interval Elmore's keen eyes
sharpened into points of fame.
"In q hurry to 60 to bedr' he asked
duizzically.
claiIH the reward" laughed Gilmore.
"Ah, yes! have overlooked that
There must be a reward. II you and
the treasure 1t IL yours for a wedding
gift. If you are unsuccessful you VIII
wait till Mildred is twenty-five, ehi
-Four years is not long when one II
youngP'
I'VE VIM take the spoons, thank
you, Mr.. Parrish" returned Blmore
coolly. "And now IL you will show
me 20 my room 1 win get down to
business" 81 ..-
He fingered a moment behind the
CAA~@ AA@<~A W AA~4A nAn VIE W
his sweetheart, and then he followed
the fiickering candle down q dark pas
sage that led TO the old part OF the
rambling house, which dated back to
early colonial days.
Mr. Parrish threw open q low door,
ana they entered large. low ceiled
room with yellow painted floor. gay
with rag rugs and with q roaring fire
In the wide chimney. A huge four
post bed with blue hanginGs stood IN
one corner. while othsr bulky pieces
Of ancient furniture crowded the
spaces. Over the mantelpieee was q
large life sized copy Of the Stuart
portrait Of Washington
Eimore threw q quick glance around
the room, and It paused where a large
wicker hamper stood at the foot Of the
bed.
The original balls of carpet ragsT
be asked. with a smile.
Parrish nodded. The women of the
household have always preserved
them from moths. But I am a bach
elor, and Mildred seems to think II
foolish TO keep those things, so they
are all going" There was a tinge OF
melancholy in the old name tone.