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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
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Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
lUCRETIA sORGIA A PIKER. Com mparison with Late Methods Robs Her of a Chance to the
 Hall of lmfany,

flows your health? If you're 2O years old, sane, sound and normal able to eat three meals a day and di- gest them-if you sleep naturally and can pass life insurance examination, you're wonderfully made
 If We can believe all that we read about the good old days" when there was no Pure Food and Drugs act when any old poisoner could sell any old dope to anybody, anywhere those of us who were on our feet sur vived trials and travails such as no medieval martyr ever endured.
 How pitifully amateurish does Lucr- tia Borgia loom through the mists of history!
 How overrated she seems when mentioned in the same breath with her distinguished prototypes of our dayi
 Lucretia was a piker, At the ut most she didn't get away with more than a few hundred. She no longer deserves a niche in the Hall of In fanny. We knew of men who killed by the graveyardful and went down into their unknown tombs, unwept and unsung
 How can she hope to rank with the genius who stilled our infant cries (often permanently with baby syrup, slugged to the guards with morphine?
 Does she presume to compete for place with the lovable confectioner from whom we bought our sweet ened clay, roof-painted, varnish-coated chocolate creams?
 And what of the philanthropist who under pretense of curing catarrh and hay fever, taught us the cocaine habit in its place?
 Of a different type was the jolly old joker who provided Aunt Eliza with her regular supply of "red-eye" under a "tonic" label, and nightly sent that innocent party to her drunk en sleep. No wonder the dear old lady derived sufficient vitality there from to express her detestation of the demon rum" at the Tuesday night meeting of the local Rechabites!
 And the food we ate!
 No fear but what we consumed the full peck of dirt which tradition al- lowed to each mortal-(we ate the peck all right-about once a week. dirt of every color and condition doped dirt-embalmed dirt-poisoned dirt, as well as the common or garden varieties of putrefaction and filth.
 We're still so impregnated with benzoate of soda that we'll awake intact on judgment day, a little shrunken perhaps, but just as good mummies as Ptolemy or any other Egyptian, whose family undertaken spirited him full of the same pre- servative.
 No, Lucretia, We can't say that you impress us The word has sped apace little one. since you left our midst You technique was coarse! You may have been a star" in your time but according to our standard for a first class, self-respectlng, well or ganized. talented expert, competent poisoner you were a bungler and World.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
PIG IRON IN THE ELECTRIC FUR
 MACE

An interesting test or the value of the electric furnace in making pig iron is now in progress at TrOllhattan in Sweden. Previous experiments at Domnarfvet-the Swedish Iron 1n- stitute--dccided to make a trial on commercial scale" said the Engineer ing and Mining Journal The test is carried on under the direction of eX- perts, who have erected a blast furnace, the proportions of which were based on the most careful calculations. They have proved to very nearly correct, so that few changes have been required in the construction or pTOpOr- tions of the furnace. It is now in reg ular operation, making about twenty four tons of iron daily. The ore used is Tuoluvaara ore. carrying about Go per cent of metallic iron, and there is a consumption of 415 kilograms of charcoal. on an average, to the ton of iron made. The furnace works smoothly and the iron made is of high quality. specially suited for conver- sion into steel. The technical results so far obtained are good, and to that extent the test is held to be successful
 No statement of costs is yet made, however. and the test is to be con- tinued for the purpose of determining the commercial results The power used for generating electricity is de- rived from the Trollhattan falls, and a record is to be made of the costs for the purpose of comparison with those of the charcoal furnaces ordinarily used in Sweden. This after all win be the important part of the test, for it has been fairly well proved that iron can be successfully made in the electric furnace; but it is not by any means certain whether such furnaces can compete successfully with the ordinary blast furnace using coal or
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
PROF. JOHN MONTGOMERY MES
 SINGER, CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER, LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO, IS NOW IN PHOE-
 NIX FOR THE SEASON 1911-12.

He takes pleasure in announcing the opening of a studio in the Board of Trade Building. corner Second avenue and Adams street. Recep- ton days, Tuesdays and Fridays. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., ? to and 7 to D. m, and Saturday 10 to 12 a. m.
 Applications for lessons will be re- ceived at the studio personally or by letter. and also at 376 North Fifth avenue, phone, 2217 Overland. or at residence at Glendale, phone. Main 241. Prof. Messinger has had the great advantage of teaching for ten years in a large city, with the eX- perience and opportunities of mixing and talking ever ways and means of teaching with scores of other expe- rienced teachers and the immense value to pupils in the proper selec- tion of instructive music from ten or q dozen large music stores. Such valuable experience could only be gained in a musical environment of a city of a half million people, with another half million across the bay in the neighboring cities of Berkeley, Oakland and Alameda.
 Before the quake of 1906 Prof. Messinger was at the head of the piano department of the Osborn Con servatory of Music, in Steinway Hall, San Francisco. LeschetiZsky method used principally, and also other ideas from the latest approved methods. Special attention to pedaling. an art in itself. musical expression. touch and technic. sight reading and har- mony included in every lesson with out extra charge. Also vocal coach- ing and accompanying.
 To a limited number of pupils, TOT advertising purposes. the rates o1 tuition will be cut in half, viz, S2-OO per hour, s1.50 for 45 minutes ana s1 co for 90 minutes.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17

coke to produce the reducing heat.
 The final decision must depend largely upon locality. In a country like Sweden, where ore Is abundant and water power also abounds, while fuel is dear and where the industry depends on the make of comparatively small quantities of highgr metal. it is very probable that the electric furnace will find an important place. Where fuel is plentiful and cheap it
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17

lis not likely to compete with the blast furnace in the making of crude iron. though it may find place in the re- lining or high-grade and special steels. as it is already doing in this country"
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17

Automobilists look down on pedes- trians while pedestrians look out TOT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

Der aoin0emsoe poo ebenye5er, og
Der biIite ieq ioa paa Bnitor Snno
o. bans &uitru. On aftenen ei'
ter afteneuostjeneiten pna Chen.
Ger fsrte ri eiter 5n0bp0elie al
goItor 2uno til l~lngoomsmeoe |
Dor 6onife airfe, iom logger ct Bar
D2il ira Sonatoriet. Gil bette ung.
oar Ser BOG baaoe pIore
% pnore / Girfen. Canine aiten
reiite Stuoent Sonien eitpaa moo
Blair til.
alt er ifsnt pna eben.e5er, men
Get ipnes mig BOG JON oct ifen'
neite Of alt par De miIoe, fprIige
emil, bOormeo oe friife tiente, og
De ipge mObtog Eieneite.
Seq bar ipe, 5 tiente mig"
nSpoo 5 bnOe eiort MOB cen al Dis
ie mine min6ite 9reore, BABE 5 giort
moo mig" (Iattb. %, $40.
Der er for 9ioen 81 9atienter
poo eben.gser st unoerligt
Spn at ie oen 8pffe / 2iggebol.
len, noar De boOer iio | Soapiet |
6enne iolrige 2~anosoel. tbi @oloro.
80 er rig pna Coffin.
aoor man tiger op paa 9oppen
at oct Itore lloiigtstaarn paa ge.
tbesoabpgningen, aabner Der liz en-
uibtItrott l1oiiet. Serira bar oi
u0iigt til alippebiereene meo De-
reg 6gire 6IsimanO Songs geaf",
oenne apmpe, Der alorig Logger
ginterbuen bort for at pDnte iig
me6 Sommerbat. Snn fan bel al
oa til Iom ct egeniinoiet Barn gre.
Be tribe 3aarer oper, at ban alorig
fnor COP til of fl9oe iig ! COM
merteiet, men oct biGlper BAN lige
ioo li6t, iom 5aorerne binlp Giou
til 5sritefs6ieIsretten igen.
gaitor Wooien BAD mig ON at
fomme tilbase ieen og bore meo
unoer Marsfeiten, iom bar foreitaa.
en6e. Get blep mig ogian forunot
at bore meo Der % boI6e Set meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
De aIaoe. Oa Der msotes iea Sc

be glade. Og Der msotes ieg oa
me6 bort Samfunos fore 8Ormano,
boem @uo | Rnooe bapoe opreiit
fra oct oIporliee Spgeleie oe for.
I9nget arbeiosooeen for. San bar
Iiot bIeg, men ban iorfpnote Serrens
Bris meo 8leoe. 5ormonoen bauoe
lin Suitru meo til itor Opmuutring
ior Den 81 oorige 9eoitemo'r Jtiel.
zen oiosoe Baiior Rieliens DO.
ser. - Ter bleo iaet mig, at DER
Onr ingen, Den eamle bolot iaa
meget Of iom Baitor Gbriitianien
og bans Suitru og Poitor u. VI.
RieIien og bans 9uitru.
Ia ri ON 9srSogen baooe SUBS.
t%ieneite / en- al Anlegets 2sOidIe,
tom eomle 9eoitemo,r til 96piaIs-
feiten, baaret ben | g9reItoI iom
en- 6sibonren gommel Tame og tit
fin Blaos | 09rbeoen al BreOite.
itolen. Ser p~reoife6e 8nitor Sens
g. Seeoe, 9oItor Sarah Semen og
Baitor %. Q. 9briitianien.
Senoogen er 10 eerne ben iioIte
og itore Ssitiosoae. Denne Dag
bar ogiao en- oirfelig flor 6eitOag.
9iolig ON Noraenen iamleOes en-
lille Slot ON a~lter6oroet. Baitor
Naoien tiente for gorOe. 81. 10
par en- flor Slot iamlet til Cubs.
tieneite, bbor Bnitor Gbriitianien
prpoifeoe. Otter WiooaesmaOen,
Iom oi neo | 6pGesifnb, inmleoes
Ri til engeIif @uostieneite," boor
Jlep. Wloore prpoifeOe. 0enne
Senbng pnr bog en- al De fan ifp.
fuIoe Gage, buor ielo COLORADO.
iolen ifiulte fla oe boIot fine bar.
men0e StronIer tilbnee. Sort for
RiOnat fog ieg GfIfeo for at reiie
til Council bluffs.
Saa ligger 10 after ct fort Stpf.
fe al bet fore Continent imeaem os,
men gennem oisie 0inier mtna bet
ppre mtg tino6t at 'enoe fprlige
Sifiener til goItor 3. Wo6ien og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

8iaien er / ct Menneifes 9io,
Iom Horet / ct Sfib - Den aioer
oct belle 9ip jim Retnine.
er sin Billie, min Gen, oa gel.
billie. iaa oil ben giOe oit 2io
6orbolo til anore Remeifer oer
rigti9e Retning.
or 0it 6ierte ret for @uo, ioo
lao oet opre StprmnnOen oeo Ro.
ret. ioa itprer Horet sit 2ibs 6or.
tei rigtigt ooer geroens6obet o9 til
iioit ino / BEN rigtige Soon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

Og boem er oenne Serre? So,
oct er $iertet; tbi BET er ct ianOt
ORD, 9ismanoen Tiger: a9iOet uO-
gnur ira Siertet.1
gr Siertet ret penot. er oct Itpr'
tet / Serren, iaa oil bet funne gipe
gillien Getnin9.
0erfor fan 8auIlls o9iaa iormn'
ne: BORDER oelnillige imoo boer-
andre"
Oct er en- 6ormaning til De ariit'
ne / @feius til at gioe gilIien Den
rigtige &etning / 6orboIo til Oeres
Meofriitne, oeres aonoelige Soften
De.
Set er geloillie, pi itnl bic imoO
bperan0re, og BET er 10 BET iomme,
iom set gamIe 9no bpoer: elf DIN
N9ite iom Dig ielo."
Beloillien er nPont Isrlt | Den
n9roerenoe 5ormaning, og bet bar
iiffert i'm gooe 8run0.
Sbi er 9eloillien ferit til Ste-
be, iao ri bill R9iten Ii9e ioa bel
iom os ielo, ioa foloer oct fslgen0e
iorbolosois let.
n9ormbiertige4 = oct er 10 at
bope Sierte / Barn, at funne isIe
mes andre / oeres Reo og 9iOeIie.
@r @elpiIlien Der, ioa faIOer oct
iom al fig ieIO iaa0an at ieIe meo
pore S6ifenoe og Meofriitne.
n6ilgipenoe bneranore," beOOer
Set oioere.
Oct foruoiptter, At @uos Born
ogian fan forie Jig inoo b%oeranore.
@en 8eluiaien. eaer en- Billie,
Ser agter 0eiten oe ben uiaenOe
lige, oen raa0er ogiaa BOB Der.
Zen bIinoer life 2iet pao Den
oiaenOe, ioa ban life fan ie tine
egne Sell og Spnoer.
Zen ier life Sfeben / groOe'
rens 9ie og ooerier 9ieIfen / tit
eget gie.
90 0en oeloiaige fan 10 life lutfe
giet for, at @u6 bar tilgipet BAN
i ariitus.
GgenDinien fsrer oerimoO ino let
til iaaoant, iom incomes foruO:
.gitter6eO og Sioiigbeo oe greOe oe
Sfrigen og 5orbooneIie og onOen
On0ifab."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
Waret 1911
betraetet iOm ct Minbeaar.
Gale oe0 StoIens 9egpnoelie
ben 3. Oftober 1911.
Of q. 9. @ig.

1. Get par life min Seniigt, oe6
0enne 2eiligbeO at boI0e en- Brp.
0ifen, / 6oert 5aIO life oper en- bi.
beIif 9etit oirefte. Sa oaiae.
bel snifer iea, at bOaO ieo bet ogter
at iige, ifulbe bore / ful6 Sarmoni
meO ben beaise Striit, boilfet iee
ogiaa bnaber, at oct ital bIioe.
Seq t9nfer paa foroums Gage,
pna De lGngit benrunone gor" (Sol.
II, 81 flyer ben beaige Sanger.
90 iaoIeoes oil pi iiee meo BAN oeb
oenne 2eiIigbeS.
2. Sg oct mener ieg, Der er inr.
Zig anleoning til be6 en- 2eiIiabe6
iom oenne, oa bet al n1er emo cen
@run6. 8i er 10 fommen Der oae
iammen for at enn / Sfole, for at
ituoere. 90 at Itioere er 10 at tpnfe
iig ON. O9 | bette bort arbei6e Dill
oi 10 ale fna me6 forSums Gage at
gre os meo be Iansit benrunOne
Mar. 3 enbber geo SfoIe mao bet
barre Filfploet, oe ItnI oi foo noaet
no al Dor SfoIeeane | ginter, iaa
moa oct Osfaa re meS Os, at oi
tpnfer paa De foroums Doge, be
Ieneit benrunone sar = for at oi
fon blioe opstiee til at orbeioe | be
Gage, Der fommer.
3. Do 6ern9it er Der en- iprIia
@rano til bette for 6enne SfoIes
D~ebfommen6e, Tom I aar ben 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
ST. Der beitaar.
Dor Subs Orb beitaar epinoslig,
(gi. 40. 81.
ySelbiaige imoO boeranOre.' a
Men border oelpilli9e imoo
6pernn0re, barmbiertige, til
gipen0e 6ueranOre, ligeiom @uo
bar tilgioet eoer / ariitus.
81. /, 30.

u8eloiIlige" - ia, Ri Vtenneif ter
bar 10 en- 8ilIie, og buor ipiller Den
en- itor, fremragenOe Rolle / bort
2io, itgrre emo ri ofte Ielo PED at.
Og bette eelOer life alene Qien-
neifet, iom oct er al 9aturen :
ogiaa friitne Menneifer, SUBS gern
bar en- Billie.
Del er i%aaoanne Wenneifer, Bou.
Ius bar for gie, naar ban %ifrioer
til MenigbeOen i @feius.
apoItelen 8aulus bar en- ifarp
0enneifefenOer, ban biOite, at BET
bar ip9rt ielo for ct omoenot, ct
retnenot Nenneife at itpre i'm Bill
lie.
giIIien itanr nemIie / 5orbolo
til baa0e Nenneifet ieln oe til an
ore Menneifer, 6aaoe til troen0e
Og pantro.
0g Dor @run0ito0e oeo Spnoen
er egoisme, ggenterIigbeO, og ben.
ne 8run0ifaOe bar ogion prpget
@illien.
Gerfor er oct ipRrt at itpre Bill
lien / port 6orbol0 til ANDRE Mten.
neifer, Den er tiIbsielig til at o9re
partiif.
Man fan 0erfor life forun6re Jig
ober, ON ggenf9rligbe0en eioer
@illien Retning pos Natnrmenne-
fer. :
Men pos Cubs Bern ifuloe 6et
bore on0erle0es, og set fan ogiao
blipe anoerIe0es bos Dem.
Get er Oo nemlig life ira Oil
lien. at 9ioet u0eaor, ben bar en-
5erre ooer Jig %enoogiaa i Renne-
ifet ieIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

Suitru, iamt belle Oen itore Chen.
G5er 5amiIie - Baitor 9uno og
alle bans. Serren op6oIoe eoer oae
pe0 i'm RetfprOis6eos bsire 9oono.
Sens g. Seeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
For 8 nye Holdere:
For 5 ny Holdere:

Bunyans Pilgrims Progress. Engelsk
Udgave. Pragtbind med Guldsnit for
oven. En- Mangde fine Illustrationer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05
AledO

Misses Anna and Dora Galloway
went to Rock Island to spend the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
McGinnis.
Mrs. G. A. Cooke was a Rock Island
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. ]. w. Henry and children re-
turned home to Galesburg after few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Anger
son.
Mrs. c. Bateman and daughter Fran
ces went TO North Henderson Saturday
10 visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Clancy returned
home to Keithsburg after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Cabeen.
The Mercer county short course OF
the Fourteenth congressional district
will be held in Aledo during the week
Of Dec. 11-16. This is the first such
course to be held in this state and
for that reason Mercer county was
course to be held in this state, and
for territory. During the same week
the annual Mercer county farmers in
stitute and the corn and poultry shows
will be held here. The course instruc
tors are: Predecessor N. P. Rush, Ur
bana, live stock; Lee Thornton, Mil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05

lersburg, assistant; superintendent of
judging ring, Laon McWhorter, Aledo;
w. V. Love, JOY; c. A. Clark, Sher-
lard; DR.. A. T. Peters, Urbana, animal
tors are: Professor N. P. Rush, Ur-
ANA, soils; Professor Leonard Heyna-
Ter, Urbana, oats. clover alfalfa,
reeds; Professor w. A. Hook, Pack
God, Iowa, seed corn; assistants, H.
H Duncan, Alexis, Walker Jones, Sea,
ton; superintendent corn exhibits, Will
lard Ruse, Aledo. Last year 100 Mer-
Ger county boys and girls entered this
corn judging contest, and this year at
least 200 are expected from the Four
teenth congressional district. Mrs. j
Fl. McMurray will give daily exhibi.
tons of cooking and will give lee.
lures Tuesday and Wednesday. The
state agricultural male glee club will
be present to furnish vocal music, and
the William and Vashti college orches
ira and the choral union will also as
sist in the programs. Every session
is free of charge and will be held in
the opera house, where there will be
loom for all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05
Orion

Mrs. Katheryn Johnson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Sykes, In Galesburg.
Judge r. @. Maupin and sons Byron
and Robert of Shelbina, Mo, spent the
latter part of the week with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Arthur Lun-
din.
Miss Selma Hawkinson, teacher of
the grammer school spent her Thanks
giving vacation with her parents in
Galesburg.
Roy Kettering has been appointed
rural mail carrier.
Miss Mary Dorman entertained the
Shining Lights Friday evening at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05
One way OF SAVING 1'1''al''sesss
A BABY-FREE TO TRY

The mother does not live who
would not do all in her power to keep
her child healthy, but often she does
not know how. So when a doctor
of standing points the way all can
afford to listen.
1t is an accepted fact that nine out
of ten of the troubles of infants and
children is intestinal. You notice it
by the fact that the child is consti-
pated, it belches, is peevish and cries.
Don't give a remedy that contains an
opiate, because the child will get in
the habit of needing it, and don't be-
come alarmed and run at once for a
doctor.
Try a scientific laxative first. Give
small dose of DR.. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin, the remedy that is intended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05
home of her daughter, Mrs. John sher.

home of her daughter, Mrs. John Sher-
ley.
Miss Vera Farnsworth has returned
to her home in Fairview after a visit
with Mrs. Arthur Lundin.
The local lodge A. F. G A. M. held
its annual installation Wednesday
evening. Charles R. Hanna acting as
installing officer. The following were
installed for the ensuing year: F. S.
Fullerton, w. M; H. L Boutwell,, g. W;
A. E. Fehlman, ]. W; 8. II. Galloway,
treasurer; F. G. Andreen, ]. D; c. R.
Hanna, chaplain; G.. H. Wayne, Tyler
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05

for the use of children. 1t Is mild,
gentle and non-griping. The remedy
is absolutely pure and is guaranteed
r F avery RsrtePar IN, MRS M To0meg Of
Croms of Alanson, Mich, never give
their children anything else. These
are only few among thousands of
women.
You can buy a fifty cent or one
dollar bottle of any nearby druggist,
for they have all sold it for genera
ton, but If you want to test il on your
child first send your address to DIR.
Caldwell and he will cheerfully send
you a free sample bottle.
Address him DIR. w. B. Caldwell.
Gl Caldwell building. Monticello.
Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05
Madam

Here Is one Of the cows which
supplies milk to your neighbors-
the people who use Van Camps.
This cow won the Van Camp
cup, which we offered to encourage
the breeding Of high-grade cows.
Milk from such cows, fed in
Americas best dsirying sections,
will cost you less than any milk
you get from mongrel cows.
And il comes to you pasteuf-
ised-free from germs. 1t is the
finest milk which this country
produees-the equal Of any Swiss
milk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05
DAVENPORT

Pastor Offers ResIgnation.-At the
Sunday morning service at Calvary
Baptist church the resignation Of the
pastor, Rev. II. o. Rowlands, was
formally accepted. The resignation is
effective Jan. 1, but Rev. Mr.. Row
lands has been asked to extend It one
month AS yet the congregation has
not decided on q successor.
Open Banks saturday.-Davenpor
banks win be open Saturday evenings
hereafter, according to a decision
reached at a special meeting of the
Clearing House association yesterday.
The banks will be open one hour Sat
urday evenings, the time most favored
being from Z TO o'clock.
Licensed TO Wed.-William Sanders
and Miss May Kershaw of Bettendorf.
Porter Is Held.-Andrew Schneider,
the porter who shot through the cell
ing OF the cafe at 122 Main street
Saturday, and who was charged by
the proprietor. John NJ. Ragusin, with
assault with intent to commit murder,
was yesterday bound over to the grand
jury. His bonds were placed at ST.
500, and in default OF payment he was
remanded TO the county jail. Schnei-
der is the man who pulled out a re-
volver in the cafe and said he would
get rid Of some Of the Dutch" there
II necessary. He claimed he had gone
to the cafe TO get his clothing when
the trouble started. The shot fired
went through the ceiling of the cafe
Schneider was arrested by Officer e.
mer Randolph.
"Made In Davenport" Dinner
Thursday evening a unique dinner will
be served at the Commercial club.
Nothing will grace the board that is
not manufactured in Davenport. From
soup to cigars the menu will smack of
Davenport, just to show the local man
ufacturers and business men that in
time Of siege Davenport, unlike merrie
England, Is able to feed itself In ad-
dition to the substantial part OF the
entertainment there will be a special
musical program, and all of the COM
positions on this will be by local musi-
clans, while prominent citizens will
be immortalized in the words of the
songs. This is the first dinner Of the
kind that has been arranged and the
Greater Davenport committee is con-
graduating itself on originating the
scheme. Final arrangements for the
dinner were made at a meeting of the
committee In charge of the affair yes
terday afternoon.
Obituary Record.-Yesterday morn
ing at the home, 1908 Warren street,
following a lingering illness. occurred
the death Of Mrs. Margaret Mohr. aged
45 years. She was born IN ireland
in 1865, coming TO this country in 1888
In 1891 she was united in marriage to
Charles Mohr in Rock Island. Mrs
Mohr was widely known throughout
the city and was a member Of Alberta
camp. No. sos. Royal Neighbors. She
is survived by her husband, Charlie:
Mohr, and two sons. Lee and Rober
Mohr. The funeral will be held to
morrow morning at S o'clock from tbs
home, with services at 81. Mary.
church. Interment will take place il
St. Marguerite's cemetery.
The death OF Mrs. Libbie Black oc
CURED Sunday morning at the hom,
OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Fisher, GIG East LON
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-05

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