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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-09

Who fills only one engagement. on
the Cnautauqua. IS certainly to be vot-
ed as one Of the star attractions. She
Is the fortunate possessor OF a pleas
ing personality. IN fact she fairly
teens with that mysterious quality
universally designated as personal
magnetism. Her company consists Of
four people. Miss Bargelt is cray
on artist, but music and readings are
also given by the company.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
gsrGuSerannsen unf benz ROnSe.

Ser Wono lit 10 oft ols manoelnOe
2eihe unter ben @eitirnen oes Son-
nenipitems be5eidnet Doroen, oaB
Die Nadriht bon irseno welden Ser.
G%noerungen aui ieiner SberflGhe
Itets eroBes Guiieben erreat, aber
aud itets a%nge3peiielt gu peroen
piIest. Nittlerweile boben iih Die 90.
rnui 5ielenoen 8ebauptungen 10 bor-
fig pieoerbolt, bab man ibnen nit
mebr @rnit beeeenet. Wande 8eobad.
tungen beruben aleroingS nobl aui
augentGuihunaen. bic pieaeitt burd
2ihtipiegelungen auf 9roben Yin.
bGuiuugeit bon uuItamifGem Clos BE-
ruben. RaH tam iidJ aber Der &6a-
liffeit, odB aud, utrfIife @erdnbe-
runseH Der Dberflddenformen nui
Dem Wonbe Dor iid seben, nidt mebr
gang peri6lieBen. 3ulest bat Der
Iitronom Sobannes Rorn in Der
~Hepue Seientiiiaue" cine neue Gbn.
Ede geobadtuna peroffentIidt. Die.
Ter SimmeIsforiher bat feline auf.
merfiamfeit pdbrenS 6es lesten Sab.
res Dem fIeinen, nur 6 ailometer i'm
3urdmeiier baItenben Rrater Saquet
5usemanot, Der iih aus benz ioee.
nannten Ware Serenitatis erbebt,
uno 5nar, 70 melt NeHuneen mogIi6
iino, pabrideinlib Bis 5u elmer Sobe
bon 500 Netern. Sebesmal flint ODER
feds Sage Dor eintritt 6es Reumon.
oes paiiirt Die @renae bes Sonnei-
Iidts un6 .idattens oieien arater
unb miiBte banad iein Snneres in
9unfeIbeit oeriesen. 90 bemerfte
Or. aorn zines Cages, 6ab Der 3ra.
ter tpie BON elmer bef1en WaiIe be.
Sedt mar, Die mebrere Gage an ibrem
BIase bIieb, porauf Der RIat pieocr
Tein aetp0bnlibes ausieben annabun.
@snau 6ieieIbe griheinuns beobah.
tete Or. Born nod mebrmaIs. CIR
erfldrt Iie burd Die annabme, BOB
aus GROCER Siefe 6es 8raters nod
iest 9ampfrpoIfen auffteigen, bic fid
Dabrero Der longen nno taltet, einen
baIben Ronat oauernoen Radt i'm
SdIunoe bes 4raters aniammeIn
unS oann burd Die eriten Sonnen'
ItrabIen erbist unb in 9ampf Der.
fuanSeIt tuer6en. IenIihe Babrne5.
munger iinO Ihon ieit Sangem all
Dem beriihmten 4rater Gimme se.
maft tpor6cr, Der in Der Rahbar-
i6aft 6es Soauet geIesen lit, unb
namentIi6 BrofeTior Bidering lit ba.
na6 sleiffoGs fir bic germutburB
einaetreten. oaB ouf Der Ronbober.
fIGde Die 9aturfraft nod nidt erlo'
Ihen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
gpn Der SDN. i.iUria.
His bic sHsiIids Serrih;rin rttite uus tsrta
pausrath Iberan nit fin fRhrte.

@ooIi, Der rgebeimpoIi5iit Der
&onige", perofientlidt gele9entlIb
Der @ntbiinung oes 8iftoria Dent.
mails in GonSon @rinnerungen on
Die R6nigin 8iftoria, inter oenen
feline 9eidretbung Der Irt oes Tei.
iens, Der Die aonioin anbing, berpor'
subeben lit. oils Iie in RiBa init ibm
3uiammentrai. fam ite nit ibrem
Sopoer3uee Don @berbourg. Dieler
Bug beItano aus iiebeu @a9en, BON
oenen 5pei ibr @igentbum tDoren.
0amals mar Der fonisli9e Sonoer-
aug bas Bette, mas man ouf benz
gebiete Der 8equemlidfeit iiberboupt
erSenfen fonnte. Die @ogeu Der
Ronisin tparen nit bIouer Seioe
aiisgeibloaen uno erinnerten elm
tpenis an ben @Ian3 Der Rototoseit.
Ger Bobnpasen Der Gonigiu idien
Elm aItes 8immer aus Der Propin5
gu iein: aIIes mar serdnmis, moai9
unb 5ueIeid ae6iegen. Die 4cnigin
Iiebte es nidt, i'm S9Iafe seitort au
fper6en, unb 6estpegen hntte tbr
S6Iahposen feline greuien, utS
Die gufb6nsuns an ben Sebern
mar gang beionoers umiihtis einge-
rittet. Bel Gage 6urfte Der 3ug
niht idneaer aIs Sc 3iIometer Itiirro-
lid fabren, 0adts Sasesen MIR 40.
Babreno Der Wabl5eiten mltbte Der
Bug iteben, upo aud Rorgens BON
s Bis 9 fltbr Der Sus nidt, bamit
Die 9Onigin Nube gu itrer SoiIette
bate. Oils Die 4oniein 8fftoria in
0i53o eintraf, mar bort ni6t nir ore
gan,e gett. unb Sofelpdi6e bes
fonigIi6en Souies porbanben, ion-
bern auh ole iibrigen EafeIger6tbe,
elm GROCER SbeiI Der fonigIifen
Iobel aus Osborne unb 8aImoral.
Die Die 8onigin iiberan nit iid
fiibrte. Iaes, mas iie Inn iid 3u
boben Iiebte, fonb ie bort Dor, DON
Dem tIeinen @difrdnfben ibres9ou-
6oirs aus @oienboI3 bis gu Dem aft.
moofi6en N%abagonfbett, 6os iie 40
Sabre binoura iiberau nit iid
fiibrte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
0aspIepn Der 9ritte unS Glba.

als i'm Sabre 1871 Rnpoleon III.
SdIob 8ilbelmsbobe, no er als 8e.
fangener serpeilt batte, uieoer per'
loiien ioIte, nerbreitete iid oas De
riif),t Sab er iif in Stalien bon ben
Strapa3en bes arieges erbolen ullo
inter benz blauen Simntel bes Sit
oens feline Itarf mitgenommene DE.
iunbbeit ipieoer ins @Ieitgeuidlt
brineen noble. Ian tuolte iogar nil
len, oab er Die Sniel elba, aut Der
ietn beriibmter Sbeim Die sebn No'
nate ieiner erIten @eFongenifdft Der
broht batte, aIs erbolungsort III
m1bIen geoenfe. a.
Die aunoe bieroon brang natur'
lid aud nod Der fleiren Sriel. rro
Serr @ioponni Grnbiti, 9iireermet'
IterSteGpertreter in Borto 6errolo.
Der SouptItabt Der SnieI, fiiblte fid
oerpFIiftet, an ben enttbronten 8oi'
fer iofort elm Sdreiben 5u riften
unb linn i'm Ramen Der 8iirgeri6ott
feierIid @oitfreunbidaft an5nbieten;
Der grief trus bic llnteri6riften Der
on~geiebenIten BerionIidfeiten Der
Stdot.
Die a%nttport, Die RapoIeon nnter
benz 10. MGr5 1871 an ben Burger
meifter bon Iorto Serraio ridtete,
Iautete: ~Ssrr giireermeiiterl Sd
babe Die aoreI'e erbaIteu, our6 mel.
DE Die getpobner bon Borto Serraio
mir in ibrer Staot @aItfreunoi6aft
onbieten in Dem @lduben, BOB i'd
Die SnieI gIbo Su meinem fiinftigen
8obniis gem6bIt bate. SbtuobI
bieie Radridt sGn5Iia %unbegriinoet
mar. bin d bod boferfreut iiber Die
Spmpatbiefunbsebuns, Die iie our
SoIge batte, uno bic mid tief ersrif.
fen bat. SD bite sic. ~perebrter
Serr giirsermeiiter, iih BEL Sbren
Witbiirsern gum 9oImetid meincs
9onfes gu MAIDEN. TapoIeon."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
9as 8edsnf rSnrd bic gIume."

Sinter Den &uIiiien oes Stdottbea.
tiers in 8ilna ereienete iih, elmer rui.
IiI6en 3eitune Suiolee, Dor tiir5em
cine grotest-fomiihe SSene. Wnn
Ipielte 9r5pbpi5eptis lin bos
am S9luiie Der 8~oriteIIuns
brahten ole Sbeoteroiener einen III.
eebeuren SIumenforb nuf Die 9iibne,
Der fir Den STANDARDIZATION ielbit be.
itimmt mar. aIs lid nun in Der Gar.
oerobe Die 6reunoe unb &oaegen oes
DIRECTORS e~inionoen, nm Die berrlide
8lumeneobe 3u %bepuuoern, borte
man pIosli6 aus Dem 4orb cine mel
nenSe ainSeritimme. Rifts @utes
abneuS, bog Der 8eihentte Die BLU.
men beiieite un6 fono 0orunter, iein
in ben 2orb c~ingebettet. ein - 9obp,
oil oeIIen Gals cine 9arte nit Der
auifdriit bling: rSeidenf fir $crrn
EbeaterSireftor Sronomsfi." Sbren
Ramen bate Die rfreuuoIihe Spen.
berlin" nitt ausegeben; fie ieste pcbl
init Rett porous, 6aB Der empidnger
i'm errot5en piiuSe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
Snssnolid)s 8ittpsit.


Tenn iett In 2orSon eridienenen
@erid1t iiber Die 8olts5Gbiune in
SnOien entnimmt bas vSournaI 6es
9ebois", BOB iih bort uidt weniger
oils 250.000 gbefrouen befinoen, Die
ibr fiinftes 2e6ensiabr nod bt pol
Ienoet baden. 100000 haoen 6as
selute Sobr nod nift erreid)t. 5000.
900 pefinbcn fib smiiden Dem 5ebn.
ten uub fiint3ebnten. urb 100000
Smiideu Dem fiinf5ebnten utt6 ofpdit.
oieiteu Sobre. Bie ii9 BON IeIbit
ereibt, iinb oieie friibjeitigen Seira.
then nidt auf segenIeitige 0eisunsen
e~eeriin6et. fon6ern reaeIre6te Gan.
belsgei1dfte. od BITE Site oes 9onSes
forbert. 6db EN- Batter 10 baIo pie
mosIid ieiner Sodter, ieIbit tpent iie
nod Elm Ginb iein iolte. einen Sat.
ten fduft. 8er fid bieiem 8raude
entaiebt, felt fid in 6ieier BeIt oer
aIIeemeinett @eringid6suns, in Der
anoeren ben ihtperiten Strofen unh
0unIen aus. Benn Die Sodseit oes
&inoes oolaoeen lit. tebrt es in ben
SdoB ieiner SamiIie 3uriid un6 piro
erit i'm Glter Don 5ebn ODER 5poli
Sahren ieinem redtm1Bieen @atter
iibergeben. auf oieie @eiie befin6en
fih in Snbien Niaionen bon Wtiit.
term. Die erft IS. unS @rosniitter.
Die crit 25 Sabre oft iin6. genei.
benstpertb lit i~ibrisens bds Sos Der
inoiiden 6raien niht. Sebe 8eburt
elmer Sodter miro als llngIiid be.
trodtet. oa nit ibr 6ur6 Die 3u ge.
udbrenoe Nitaiit 9roBe 9us9oben
berfniipft iinb, unb 10 lit es begreif.
lid. Dab Der &inoermor6 in Snbien
in boiler 9Iiitbe Itebt. GIs perbeiro'
tbete Srau fiihrt Die Sn6ierin bos
9eben elmer SfIonin. ore 8ittrpe lit
ober nod ungIiidIifer. % nod Dem
8oIfsgIouben Der 8eritorbene Inn 10
ieIiser lit, ie mebr feline 8ittpe orli
erben buI0en mub. Sn S5noien gibt
es ouf @run6 Der neueiten Solfs5db.
lung 26 Iinionen @ittpen. BON
benen 10000 nod feline flint Sabre
aft finb; 5000 iinS finger aIs jebn
unb 275, 1000 finger oIs fiinf3ebn
Sabre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
@inieng.

Die Sflansung BON Sinieng i'm
Staate @isconiin maft Iteiee Sort.
Ifritte. 3abe5u Die sane @rnte oopon
gebt nuh China. uno 6a iit in 8is-
coniin peri6ieoene @eaenoen eefun.
ben baben, mo oieie Bflan5e iebr gut
eeoeibt, bat iif cine an5obl 5armer
aefunben, Die Der 8fIeee oieier Bflon.
sen Die er0Bte Gufmerfiamfeit sinuen-
bet. Soiepb aoufmonn IN Oconto
Sails bot cine Der grobter @inieng.
plantagen, in Der er 6 10000 9fIanseu
aneebaut bat. Die Bflan5en miiiien
erit 6 Sabre aIt ueroen. ebe Die @ur.
5eIn, oenn nur oieie fonnen nertuel:.
set peroen, pertouft perSen fouuen.
Sn bieiem Sabre bat Serr 2nufmaHn
$4,000 oIte Bflanaen gum 8erianot
eebrnht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
1sIanars, sadatsanHa uno @efern Balm.
9u Rraft btu "a. Suut 1906.
8eibe Telephone.

SttsSattt Suuueseass WV NoSHtt" oeyu'
On Rraft BIN "a. Stunt 1906.
easIia -BnI6Bt Scranton fir 8tp gSri
nm 2.05, 800. Cos. 500. 1920. Born. +;
IL. 40, 3.25 unb $40 Ra6mtttass. BBr
serr Sort unb philadelphia, un 500 Bprm..
f2.lO Hnb 1886 Ra&mittaes. BHr
x~pbvbaHua, SO Ra&mtttaas.
R1rs(IA-8hr9uHalO an LIS. 6.25 u .9.OO
Mor., t.55. 6.40u nb II .t0Rd&mtttaas. Hfr
Btust iaton, GImtra uHb 3pif&suRationtr nm,
10 10 Wor. uut LOS Ra&m. 8Hr Osp,as
Svraeult unb utica. I'm Its unb 6.25 Rsr..
f.55 Ra&mittaas. Ospsac. ssrdeuft uni
utica 3us um 6.25 Wor. tdufttdaft6, ausa,.
upmmtu Souutdas. Hdr Routrcfs um q.0N
Wcr.; LOS uue $40 Ra6m. Rt6SITcn VIC.
eomueatisu, um 400 Ha&mittaas. Ptua.
bimptsu Sesom esatiSu, um 6.f5 Ra&mttaas.
0toomsbura DibiHon-grI6Rt Scranton
far RcTtbumttrlaub UNI 6.35, 10 20 Rpr. 4;
t.55 uHS $40 Ra&Ht 8ir plymouth UNI 9.0E
Na&mittass.
ScuntdaSs2dae.
GaoIih-Bar Stem gprf um Q 05. 3.2N,
sos uuO 1920 Worssnsi 3.35 unb 3.4O
Ea&m.
WaroItd - gHr Buffalo nm LIS, uub
6.25 Wcr. i.55. $40 uue tf.f0 RdGm
GAR 8tusbamtpu unb 3piI&tnfatipntn, 900
uub 1910 8ormiitdas.
Utasmsburp Stbtfon-grI6Ht Scrdniar
un tn.2n msT uut SAC Rahmittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
eadamauna & BBomins Ballet.
(9aurtI einie.)
9sH&m Scranton uub @Hfss.G Barre.

9wtf&sr Serantcu uue @tIfss.earrs.
3Ast striaHtn Serduton UNI I M. Q 400
400, 500 uue 500 Wpsnsue. I'm 5 40 Ror.
acne an @o@tutaaen unb ane u~ahfcIatnbt
Itpanite Rinutsu, une uni ZOO Rcrdsns an
SpuHidasn uub aie Ha@folatHbs iSduita Rt.
uuitn bic uue iufuHss 70 10 RdGts, In @H.
Iss.SarSs Al RiuHitu ibdtsr aufcmmsrb.
Grvxbtass, uur IN Ttttsiou anbaiisub. vr.
aHtH Serautou aas Stuues tdalt&, ausas.
aoumta Ssuutaas uHe 8ttertaasH. vou 7.f9
Rprasas bic 1.t9 atsHes. unb ,Ttftn taBH.
ss.1arvt 80 RtHutsn fpdttr tiH.
OsttFytT Dteua ,HtfA.a Srrauipn. Rap aua
1aTf, eaHa pdrf, TsiersbRra HHs Danmert.
Stths Rabrslab far ssb6dbtf5resrnee 3ast.
Frat tn &raft am 8. 9uItf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07
Ser Geridt.

site Sunefer: sd sable Rebea'
nHSSnan5io SabreI"
gi&ter: -9iGts persGbItf-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
MISS ELSA K0EHlER
GETS NEW POSITION
Teacher of Second Grade in Lincoln
School Accepts Call TO School
at Minneapolis.

Miss Elsa Koehler, who for the
past six years has been teaching the
second grade of the Lincoln school,
has handed in her resignation, and
leaves tonight to take a position as
instructor in the public schools at
Minneapolis. Miss Koehler is a grad
uate of the DeKalb Normal school.
and previous to her work in this city
taught for two years at Iron Noun
tain, Mich. Her work is spoken of
very highly by Superintendent Hay
den who this morning expressed re-
greet in losing one of the most eff
flcient teachers of this city, but stat
ed that Miss Koehler had a much
better offer and felt that she could
not afford to ignore the opportunity
presented her.
The room has been placed, tempo
rarily, in charge of Miss Florence
Mccarthy, who will have supervision
over the work of that grade until
the end of the semester. Miss Nc
Carthy has served as a cadet in the
primary grades of the Lincoln
school and is thoroughly conversant
with the work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
DAUGHTER OF M. DOWNS
is TRACING RELATIVES

The following, printed in a New
York paper, is republished in The
Argus by request of old friends Of
the interested parties:
Downs Maher.-IufOrmati want
ed concerning the relatives of the
late Michael Downs and his wife,
Kate Maher. Michael Downs was a
native of Wexford and came to the
states and in 1855 married Kate Ma
her in st. Joseph's church in Rock
Island. Ill Mrs. Kate Downs died
in Rock Island in 1856 or 1857,
leaving a baby daughter, Annie. who
was subsequently brought over to
Ireland. 1t is believed that Mrs
Downs had some brothers and sis
tiers. one of the latter being a nun
in some convent. ANY information
will be gratefully received by the
only child OF Michael Downs and
Kate Maher. Address, Mrs. Annie
Brown, Ballynaboola house. Ballyna-
boola house, Ballvnaboola, Foxford
county, Mayo, Ireland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
FAIL TO CONSIDER
PLANS FOR ADDITION
Executive Board of Royal NeighbOrs
Adjourns After Ten Days of
Routine Business.

Without taking up the plans of
the proposed addition to their main
office here, the executive board of
the Royal Neighbors of America ad-
journed and returned to their homes
Saturday. The entire ten days Of
the session were devoted to routine
business and because of its immense
volume, the members OF the board
could not take up any other matters.
Therefore. the building proposition
has been laid over for another month
and IT is promised that it certainly
will be one of the matters for con-
at the December meeting
of the board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
WILL FAVOR ASPHALT
ONTWENTIETHSTREET

Property holders on Twentieth
street are determined that the brick
interests shall not put it over" on
them in the improvement of that
thrOughfare from First to Seventh
avenues Inasmuch as they are to
pay for the improvement. they
rightly feel that they have a right to
the choice Of materials and they ia
yor asphalt.
If Rock Island is to get out Of the
clutches Of the brick trust in the i'm
provement OF its business thorough
fares, Twentieth street is a good
place to make a start.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
ANOTHER COMPLAINT IS
MADE AGAINST PATTON

Another complaint has been lodg-
ed in the court of Police Magistrate
c. J. Smith against Ed Patton, erst-
while collector of bills, and as a re-
suit of this complaint, Patton is
lodged in the police station awaiting
a hearing on the charge of disorderly
conduct. The complainant is Mrs.
Grace Rotherme, Twenty-ftrst street
and Fourth avenue. She alleges that
Patton tried TO kick down a door
Saturday afternoon il order TO gain
entrance. Patton has been arrested
nigh on to dozen times on similar
complaints but has always been for
tunate in getting away He prom
ised to leave town after his last hear
ing but did not do so.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
MACHINE SHOP AT
SILvIS is READY
Officials of Rock Island Road
Stated Today It Will Be
Used This Week.
Is FOR LIGHT JOBS ONLY
Built to Obviate Long Trip From the
RoundhOuse to Main Building
for Repairs.

The new machine shop, which is
being built on the north side Of the
Silvis roundhouse, work on which
was begun some three weeks ago,
will be ready for occupancy this
week, according to statements made
by Rock Island officials at Silvis this
morning.
The building, which is construct
ed of brick, and is Of the same gen.
eral type as the remainder of the
shop buildings at Silvis. is being
built TO take care of the machine
work necessary on the running re-
pairs" in the round house. Hither-
to il has been the practice when any
machine work was necessary, for the
men to take the part in question to
the big machine shop, a distance Of
fully two blocks from the round
house and as a result a great deal
Of time has been lost while the men
were travelling to and from the shop.
By the new arrangement, the men
will merely step into the new shop.
which opens onto the roundhouse,
thus effecting a great saving in time
and effort.
WILL DO LIGHT JOBS.
The new building. which is 45x75.
is to be equipped with all machinery
necessary to carry on the round
house work Only running re-
pairs" are made in the roundhouse,
that is, light jobs. where the engine
needs but a slight overhauling be-
fore being sent out on the road for
service. The heavy repairs are all
done in the big shop. L. A. Rich
ardson, the master mechanic, who
has his headquarters in Chicago. was
in Silvis the latter part of the week,
to inspect the construction work and
note the progress being made. Some
of the machinery has already been
installed and the balance will be in
and ready for business this week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
MEET TO DISCUSS
PAVING MATERIAL

Property owners along Twentieth
street between First and Seventh ave
nues are TO be given a hearing tomor-
row morning by the board OF local i'm
prOvements in the mayors Office
The hearing is set for 9 O'clock,
and the theme flor it is the paw
ing of the street and other i'm
provements in connection with it,.
Whether they desire brick or asphalt
paving is the principal question for
consideration. Property owners along
Fourth avenue between Fifteenth and
Twentieth streets are to be given a
hearing Wednesday morning on their
request to talk of the proposed paving
of that thOroUghfare.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
Personal Points

G. c. Wenger is in Jacksonville,
Ill. today on business.
Leon Mitchell arrived home from
the east Saturday for visit here.
H. A. Weld is in Joliet where he
expects TO remain until Wednesday.
W. o. Negus has returned after q
two months visit in Maryland and
West Virginia.
Miss Hazel Munger, who arrived
home Saturday from Colorado, leaves
tonight for Chicago.
Misses Leota Admas and Grace
Chaplin of Prirceville, Ill, are visiting
at the home OF r. c. Williams.
Miss NJ. ]. Sutton Of 171S Fifth ave
nue. left yesterday % visit her sister,
Mrs. Mamie Powers, at Dubuque, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Davis have been
called to St Paul by the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. Fred
erick weyerhaeuser.
Dr.. @. L. Eyster, who has been at
tending the clinical conference of the
surgeons Of North America in Phila-
delphia for the past two weeks, arriv-
ed home last night.
J. R Wilson, formerly chief clerk at
the Silvis shops of the Rock Island
road and now travelling for the Linde
Air Products Co., of Chicago. spent
Sunday with his family III this city
A. L. Richards, who has been on
the river in the government service
all summer, operating between Han
nibal and the mouth of the Missouri
river, has returned to the engineers
Office in this city for the winter.
Captain John Streckfus and John
Jr.. returned TO their home
in this city Saturday TO make brief
visit before departing for New Orleans
where they will run excursions on the
steamer Sidney until the river traf-
&c in the north is again opened. The
Sidney is now being made ready for
the business at Paducah, KY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
DOLLY BROTHERS PLAN TO
MARK 10Th ANNIVERSARY

Dolly Brothers. shoe merchants.
are planning a large sale to COM
memorate the fact that they have
been in business in this city for 20
years. Thomas H. and John p.
Dolly embarked in business IN 1891.
their first stand being on Twentieth
street. In 1907 their business out
grew their quarters on Twentieth
street and they removed TO their
present store room on Second ave-
nue.. Their business pohcies have
resulted in the building up of a
large patronage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
ROCK ISLAND SHOPMEN
MAY STRIKE TOMORROW

Chicago. Nov. 20.-Oficials of the
Rock Island railroad said today they
have received no word concerning a
report of strike of shopmen TO be-
gin in Trenton, Mo, tomorrow. They
admitted, however. a strike may be
called at any time.
Kansas City. Nov. 2o.-At the office
OF NJ. F. Ryan, president OF the Broth
erhood of Railway Carmen, today, it
was stated a strike of Rock Island
shoPmen at Trenton, Mo. tomorrow
was not probable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
KEPT SALOON OPEN
SUNDAY; is FINED

Charged with selling liquor Sun
day, Modest DeWulf. proprietor of
the saloon at 2130 Fourth avenue,
plead guilty TO the charge and was
fined $50 and costs before Justice
w. F. Schroeder this afternoon.
Complaint was made by members of
the police department. DeWulf was
told by Mayor Schriver that future
violation of the city ordinances
would result more seriously and
therefore he was warned against
further transgresslon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20

When a cold becomes settled in
the system. it will take several days
treatment to cure it and the best
remedy to use is Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1t will cure quick
er than any other and also leaves
the system in natural and healthy
condition. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
HYDE Trial Proceeds.

Kansas City, No, Nov 20.-A jury
in the second trial Of Dr. Hyde, charg-
ed with the murder OF Colonel Swope.
having been completed, the attorneys
today made their opening statements.
The prosecution will urge that
strychnine caused Swope's death. At
the last trial it was alleged Hyde
used typhoid germs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
GETS OUT WARRANT
AGAINST M'CASKRIN

William Ferkel. ex-police officer. now
residing in the east end Of Rock Island
county, has preferred charges against
former Mayor G. w. McCaskrin, aver
ring that George addressed him in an
unoecoming manner and used words
and epithets that are unprintable. The
warrant is in the court of Justice W. E
Schroeder, and has not been served as
vet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
Indoor Golf at Club.

Some of the members of the Rock
Island club are talking of the feast
bility of establishing an indoor golf
court in connection with the new
club home. following the plan to be
inaugurated by the Rock Island Ar
senal Golf club as heretofore outIin-
ed in The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
Major Keller Returns.

Major Charles Keller of the local
Office returned from New
York Saturday night, where he at
tended sessions Of the two board of
L. S. engineers. who have in their
charge the perfecting of a new type
of steel boat Major Keller would
make no statement regarding the &C
ton taken by the board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
To Enter INSURANCE Field.

Mayer Levi. former secretary of the
Rock Island Industrial commission has
decided 20 embark in the life insur-
ance business and has already secur-
ed a number of first class companies.
Mr.. Levi should make a model insur-
auce man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-20
Bittner Is Held.

George Bittner was this afternoon
held to the grand jury under $4,000
bonds pending investigation of charges
made against him by 15-year-old Ma
bel Perkins, with whom, it is alleged,
he had planned to elope in MS engine
cab. Bittner waived examination be-
fore the Moline police magistrate.