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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
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GD - AolAii
5 Ell 1ole moo Gonaoa-1roftoten
gif Seuotor ga 6oIlette @aor
itrengt i Aette meo Braiioent Cats
Administration oct belle taget og
erflpreoe. at Den pnagaaenoe Strio
par Ell Stamp meIlem oct j9une 5olf
% oconie6eroteO priOilege".
Com en- @eniioigbeostraftnt be.
tragtet", ingoe Senator "a 6ollet.
re ON 6nnooo-6orilaget" er Den
ct gruo pno etboert 8enlioie6e0s.
@rincip, iom bi0ti( bar iaaet TO-
trpf i oct republifanife Bartisglot.
iormer og oRret nn6efolet al ito.
ligere republifanite Brplioenter.
Com et 8oloioriIag betro9tet er Den
Strio meo etbpert Soloprincip og
platforn-2efte, bborpaa 8iIliam6.
Gait blep oolet til Qe 6orene0e
Staters 9reiioent.
) gegnnoelien bIep Den uobaiu.
neret iom en- 8eliienelie for 5or.
5rugerne Get inmme 6lep SoIo
2open al 1909. Zen lopeoe at for.
minoife 1ol0iotierne til 6oroel ior
Solicit Zen reoucerer ingen Iolo.
iatier til 6orOel for Solicit, men Den
reOucerer Ioloen ior Dtsllerne,
Sla9terierne, STANDARD Dill, grDg-
9erierne. aulfompagnierne og no.
gen Brao Tor De aaereoe ioo ober.
oroentliee begllnitigeoe Snteresier"
Zen er intet al boao Den nogiper
Jig for at oPre, og oen uoaioer iig
life ior at oGre noget al bono
oen nirfe!ig er. Zen er en- lille 9ro'r
til glloriebsSoloIopen oen iterite
llretiproiabeo / 9ietning al 2ongiu-
Ming ION bar oGret paapraffet BET
nmerifanife 5olf oe iiOite 30 glar."
Obi, 9iec. Ser.~s 0ai6in9ton
aorreipouoent ifriper unoer 10. os.
81. q. Get bar o9ret en- brpoiom
llge for 9rpiioent 8ait. Gn STRIFE
/ bans administrations Siitorie er
ior 6aanoen. gegiuen6eoernes Sam.
mentrpi omfntter ga 6oIlettes Nm
greb Ger betragtes iom 2tob-
ninasialou / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
imoo Qreiioentens Denomination
- 4fileringen al ioregione nps
Sfanoaler / Suitits., arigS. og 5n.
Observation-Disclosures, Or 8i.
lep.Sm6roalio (6orOirring) og en-
glon, Der er iat / 6or6inoelie meo
5lutningsnfterne / aongresiens@fs.
traiesiion % beregnet paa at iPt.
te efseiutipen en- iaaoan 5orle.
aenbe0, Of ban fommer til at Oeto
geitemmelier. Ser er truffet ior at
reformere 1ariiien i pro9resiiogiet'
ming.
2lominiitrationens Wlooitan0ere
inoen ior oct republifanife garti
fan life itiule oeres @l9Oe ooer De
geifplOnineer og aonplifationer,
iom er opfommen. Wlen meoens ct
inaoont SinoeIag raaoer republi.
fanife nnti.aominiitrationife areo.
ie, og Demofraterne isler Jig imi.
greoe Of giebliffets Situation, ioa
ipnes grpiioent Eait og bans Ben.
ners olorie ipietenOe Optimisme at
bsine Snteresien for oen upartiife
lilifuer.
Den Hpffe' llnoeriseeIier, iom er
uofaitet De iioite fna Daee, tiIlige.
meo De npe 9eifpIoninser, inoebol.
ser gfsploiionsitof NOT til at ipr9n.
gs belle Eafts Sabinet, bois bet oa
life bliper afoampet."
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

9UIURH IulluI.
4 -~-~---~-~~-
100000 Sfolebern ira 2on0on
, beipiiteS oen 80. SUM-. al aonge.
! parret arpitalpoIaOiet.
agln er M BreuSiens npitItsrite
9D, i0et Ben oeO iioite 6olfetPaing
6ar oberfleiet 8reslou.
Pna ben internationale Sfongres
| Boris an9aaenoe 8srneoomltole
neOiattes Ben I. Suli en- 8ommis-
ion til 9eban0ling al Sp6r9smaa.
let.
@ulogruberne pe0 aronac6 Ban.
ern, Der 6leb oreone me0 6elo | for-
ri9e 9lar6unoreoe, ifol MI after to-
ges / grug. Ge iogfDnoige oenter
ct tort ltobptte.
Opr6ret 9(ra6ien. 2on0on 30.
SUM- Eli 9ieuters teIegrnferes ira
6ooeion. at 3prferne8 Cab / Sam.
pen moo oe oprerife 9tro6ere opn
Il. Snni 6elober iig til ober 1000
Mano.
g6efen for set rusiiife geteripr-
opIen reiite forn1Iig /. 9onmarf,
93orae og Soerrig for at ituoere oe
6orbolosregler, man Der bar truffet
moo abpotll6erfuloie.
: 9lnleoning al 5ran3 aiS5ts
100 qlars 6sOielsOoe Ben %. Otto.
ber oil Den ungorife 9aeaerin9 Ben
2f.-25. Sfto6er ai6oGoe en- Itor
Muiffeit UNDER aeiier 6ran8 SO.
iefS Groteftorat.
9uSlan0s 9uftflaa6e. St. 9eters-
borg, I. SuIi. @}iniIterrnnoet bar
beIluttet ior 1912 at forlange et9e-
leb poa 277,000 9iu6ler til 6pren8
5lDoeaioelinger Der pil bIioe opret.
tet s me 6lpbeafoelin0er.
stor 9ronO. Salonifi, %. SUM.
) 9poelen 6ogia Sofia u0br50 Der
/ Gag 5lo, 6oorpeO en- itor Del al
aborteret Iag0es 9tife Sfaoen er
6etDoeli9 og rammer boOe0Io9elig
iooiife 6amilier.
Sfi6Sbran0. Oct bar naft itor
Seniotion, at ser 8 @ange eiter
6inan0en er opitaaet Slo, eienipnIig
paaiat, ON 9oro pna g8bite.Star-
2iniens Camper u9lro6ic4, ser ben
1. sui ifuloe afieile fra 2iOerpool.
9n iiernet 3ernbaneifinne. 9oris,
80. SUM SSlto9et til Sc SABRE er /
9lftes lgbet al Sporet / 9ter6e0en al
Bont De l'9lrhe. gto9le reiIenoe fit
lettere ab9itelier. llbel6et ifete pe0,
at Ell Sfinne bar iiernet / for6rp-
0eriif SenIi9t.
@nglonoS 2uitfloaoe. 2onoon, 30.
sunni. fSlpbetefniferen Barber bar
Ifpnfet Den engelife 9fegering A
arigsoeroplaner. 9iegeringen 6ar
me6 Saf mo6taget @anen og be.
itent oe 2 Maifiner for 69ren og
oe 2 for 5laaoen.
De franife @inoprfere. goris, 1.
Suli. 2anobrugsminiIter 8ones bar
/ @aor j 0eputeretfomret ioreIaat
ct 2ooforiIoq, bporoeo oe biotil
geloenoe 8eitemmeIier ON 4fgrens.
nineen al 8inoprfnings- 0iltrifter-
ne opbppes og erItattes meo en- 6Rf-
fe andre SorboIosreeler.
Stort Yoittpperi. Berlin, 20. Su-
nj. Eli .Bois. 3eit. telegraieres
ira 9riisiel: Sra en- ltsrre qenee-
iorienoelie, iom sSranfrigs gnnf bar
afien6t til oen belsiife 9eationlbanf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
Ronoreslen pil
gore fig foroie

g9aibington, .. g., 10. sui. =
6iter Ell len9ere aonference mellem
Seoerne Senatet bleb man @aar
omiioer enig ON, at 9Ifitemning ooer
De ioreliggenoe oigtige 2op.
aionin9sioger ital iinoe Steo iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

5lpOeuIptfe. Sra Grie, Aey melOes,
at Oen Oelfen0te amerifanife 9(Oiator
5. &. WarS, ser bar / Glenn Curtis
GmpIop, 6reoo9s gfternliooags
table Stpret al jim Moifine, Oa ban
bar flere &unore0e SOB oppe 9uf-
ten. San itprteoe til SSoroen og 6lep,
efter 9pgers ienere lloiaen osoe.
Iia iaaret. Sans Some bar bIanot oe
Suiinoer al 8iIifuere, oe bum ileOe
itrafs al Steo til oen ulpffeliee
9getemage, men fal0t / slfma9t,
isr bun naaeoe bam. 0tars foretos
Here 6lponinaer beo Omaba 5ior
CONNER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

alter en- 6lpoer orp6t. 2aniel
H. aruemer, en- 9bicoeoaner, Der
iorbereOtc Jig paa at tage 5Ipueli-
Genie, ifuIOe gore lit @eiteritpffe
(orsoag gftermiO0o9 ira 9lmerican
9lero-alubs 5lpoeitation %. ct. og
Sout6 80 9loe, 66icago. San itee
op lent paa eftermi00aoen, os al.
7t6 falot ban neo ira en- Sei0e
al 65 SOD; ban 6leO bragt til
5roguois Memeoria 6oipitaI, boor
ban 0soe en- 3ime ienere al line
abPitelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Stort Yoittpperi. Berlin, 30. Sn-
nj. Eli ugois. 3eit. teleernieres
ira 9riisiel: Sra en- itsrre Yenee-
forienoelie, iom Sranfrigs ganf bar
afienot til oen beleiife 9eationlbanf,
er oer paa Sopeobaneeaaroen itiao-
let TO S9ffe, inoeboloenoe 10000
5rancs bper / Senfrancs!S !Stpffer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Sen imo6 9liten iioite 6reooe
itilleoe en- Del bumane Menneite
Omaha oeres glutonlobiler til Tie.
nelte for ct Sunbreoe aff9loige, blin'
De, forfrsbleoe og osoe gamle Wfen-
neifer, iaa oisie Samfnnoets Stif-
bern iif Ell 9pittnr ITO til 9tiperpielu
Iarf og andre ifsnne Steoer / gp'
ems N9r6eo. 0Smaba Bee" tiger,
at oe, ser iao Se falmeoe, men lpffe.
liee glniigter, iom De, Der fsrte
9ilsne irempiite, funoe let ifsnne,
bbor Sc Stafler, ser intet lpItSaat
bar at flpnge iie til 9ipet, frpoeoe
Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Mr. 6rancis 9. Blair fra 5ai-
nois, 6oIOt 5reoags en- Eaie for
en- aonDention al 2erere / San
6raucisco, Galif, / boilfen ban no.
taIte, at voe offentlige Sfolers girf.
iombeo Der 2anoet er % 9lor til.
6nge EiOen." Mahgel paa tiIitref-
telie 9engeitstte angoo SnGeren iom
6oOeoaaria9en til oenne GilItano.
San uotaIte oaion ben 5ormening,
at ielbe 29rerIta6en og unOerbis-
ningen funoe tr9nge til 5orbeOring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Gn orfana9tig Stornt leoia9et
Al 2pn 2oroen % 9ie0n, romte
G6ica9o 2Groo9 2tften og gioroe en-
Del Sfo0e. gn Snes @enneifer
fom mer elter minore til Sfa0e,
men ingen 6leb orpbt. llpeiret bus.
iereoe LENT meo Buffalo 9ius
@ilo @eit s6oip". Sort efter aI.
7, 0a' 6oreitillinoen iful0e begpn0e,
bar ca. 500 Menueifer iamlet Gel
tet, iom ct @inoitoo 6laite neo ouer
oen Gn 6 a 7 Menneifer blep tent
melig 'nlporlig forilaaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Oct er ierlis Or. s. @. Nilep
Gbef for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
femiife Bureau os en- al De beoit
fenote embeosmeno | Reseringens
3ieneite, og lao Silititsminiiter
8icferibom, man er efter. Den isr.
ite onfIaees al en- glgerbragsfomite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Eauic ,oeo Gbantauqua.0feoe. Sra
9onftOu, 3. Cat, meooeIeS, UNDER
10. Os., at en- 8aiolin6ebol0er Ell
o@opcorn" -8ogn efSplooereoe uoen-
ior Oet lelt, boori Der bolOtes Gbau.
tauquamsOe. leltet oor iulot al
6oIf, og Den 9eoagelie, @tSploiio-
nen iremfalote, 9renie0e til Banif
5orinnlingen 6leo bog beroliget; oa
9eoerne erfl9reoe, at ser ingen So.
re par for, at Sloen pilOe fange
5eltet..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

De franife @inoprfere. goris, 1.
2sltli. 2anobrugsminiiter 9ones bar
| @aar j 0eputeretfamret forelogt
ct 2ooforilog, bporoeo oe biotil
geIoenoe 8eitemmeIier ON @fgrens.
nineen al ginbprfnings.D Diitrifter-
ne opbppes og erItattes meo en- RRf-
fe andre GorboIosreeIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

f9l9er.
Ganaon-5raftaten n.,.. 22. Suil
Observation-Disclosures. ...... q. Sui
6riliiten .#........... 1. 2lugnIt
Observation-Disclosures 3. 2lug.
Stateboooz6orilaget ......7. Mug.
GoerenstomIten omiatter in9en
u0trpffeIig 9eitemneIie om 2liour-
nerinsen; men oct er Ell almin0eli8
,5oritaaelie, at oen bill iin0e Steo
lnmiooel6art eiter 2lfitemninaen oOer
State6ooos5orilaget glae De nPDn-
te 5orilag er DeOtaget al fepreie-
tant6nlet.
Senator gorab er 6eitemt poa at
paaifpnoe 2ligsrelen al 6qae9re-
ioIutionen ON Oirette @alg al 6or-
bnnOsienatorer, og ban Dil 9sre lit
be0ite ior at irembringe en- Ooerens-
fomIt meIlem aonference.Q3e0lem
merne. elsie oil boloe oeres isr-
ite 0lsoe ON ct Bar 0a9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

100000 Sfoleb6rn ira 9on6on
beipiites oen 80. SUM. al aonge-
parret / arpitalpoIaoiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

gnelonos 2uitfIaaoe. 9onoon, 80.
sunni. SSlpbetefniferen Barber bar
if9nfet oen engeIife 9iegering A
Iarigsaeroplaner. 9iegeringen 6ar
meo Saf mobtaget @aoen oe be.
itemt oe 2 Maifiner for 6eren og
oe 2 for 5laaoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

G6efen for set rusiiife 8eteripr-
oeien reiite fornuIig i. 0onmorf,
9torae og S0errig for at ituoere De
5or6olosregler, man Der bar truffet
moo abp9tr6erfuloie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

@ul6gruberne be0 aronoc6 / gop-
ern, Der 6leo oreone me0 Sel6 for
rige 2lar6un0reoe, ifol MI after to-
ges grug. 0e ioafpnoige oenter
ct tort ltobptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

agln er M BreuSiens npitItsrite
9p, iOet oen oeO iioite 5olfetPlling
bar oberfleiet 8reslou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
TO PUBLISH KNIGHT
OF THE SILVER STAR"
Interest Gripping Story VIII BE
Printed in Serial Form
in The Argus.

Somewhere IN a mountain fastness
lies a lost kingdom. Those who try
to locate it by reading the swiftly
moving story of The Knight of the
Silver Star" by Percy Brebner, will
be rewarded by knowing that they
have read a really picturesque nara
tive and one of the most gripping
serials in modern fiction. One man
found this mysterious realm-though
he had to ride on the heaving top Of
an avalanche to do it. Clinton Yer
rail is worth travelling with into the
land hidden snugly from the world,
where knights Of the lance and ladies
fair well as in the age of chivalry.
Varrall and his lady love. none other
than the famed Princess Daria, faced
by powerful enemies, enmashed in the
intrigue of their foes, attacked, con
spired against and imprisoned, suf
fered as few lovers have ever done.
Read about it fer yourself in The
Argus. The story will be printed, be-
ginning within a few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
Railroad News

o. L. Dickson has been appointed
vice president with jurisdiction over
all departments, both freight and pas
sengAr, of the White Pass & Yukon
railro;-i effective May l, with head
quarters at Vancouver, B. G. Mr.. Dick
eson is perhaps the youngest railroad
man in America who holds such a
responsible position. For the past
several years. while his official title
with the Burlington railroad has been
special inspector of transportation, he
has in reality been the direct repre-
sentative and spokesman of the presi-
dents of the western railroads. Mr..
Dickson took a prominent part in
the hearings between thine interstate
commerce commission and the rail
roads and was perhaps one of the
most important witnesses before that
body. He is 81 years of age. He was
born in 1877 at Ottumwa, Iowa, and
received his early education in the
public schools of that town. He went
to Chicago when Is years of age, took
a business course and was given
position as stenographer in the trans
portation department of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy. Two years
later he was promoted to the position
of chief clerk of that department,
which is another demonstration of his
ability in reaching the top in the of
flee in which he was employed. In
1905 he was appointed superintendent
over freight and passenger transpor-
tation of the Burlington lines west of
the Missouri river, with headquarters
at Omaha. Daniel Willard, now pres
ident of the Baltimore & Ohio. but at
that time vice president in charge Of
operation of the Burlington, brought
him to Chicago and gave him the
title of inspector of transportation.
On Mr.. Wizards resignation Mr. Dick
eson became the present representa-
tive of Darius Miller, president Of the
Burlington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
Officials File Bonds.

Although most of the newly appoint
ed officials have filed their oaths with
City Clerk J. NJ Lundburg. only four
have thus far furnished their bonds
c. c. Wilson. superintendent of water
works. filed a surety bond for $1,000;
William Cauifield, city detective. a per-
sonal bond for $500; Captain James r
Reynolds, of the police force, a surety
bond for $500; and Benjamin Bleuer,
street commissioner, a personal bond
for $4,000. City Clerk Lundberg will
give a surety bond for $35 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
FOUR MEN ADDED TO
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Mccarthy. Herges and johnson, Old
Heads, Put Back on the
City Force.

Commissioner Archie Hart today an
nouRced the following additions to the
police department:
DENNIS MCCARTHY, 2539 Eighth
and-a-haf avenue: has served as pa
trolman under former adminitsra-
tons; assigned to night force
JOHN JOHNSON, 141O Forty-fourth
street, served as patrolman for a time
under last McCaskrin administration
assigned to east end on day force.
WILLIAM H. sIEMON, 1927 Sixth
avenue; assigned to night force.
FREDERICK W. HEROES, desk
sergeant under last McCaskrin ad-
ministration, resigning several months
ago; assigned to day force
All the newly appointed men have
been ordered by Commissioner Hart
to report to Chief James w. Brinn for
duty. When the commission assumed
control of city affairs the police de-
partment was short six men Of its
regular complement, reductions having
been made in the closing months of
the old administration to keep the pay
roll within the limitations of the avail
able funds.
Thomas South resigned as a member
OF the police department He had
been a patrolman since 1907, having
first been appointed by Mayor H. c.
Schaffer and being continued under
the McCaskrin administration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
DRUNK TRIES TO
CUT BARTENDER
William Whitley, Springfield,
Ohio, Business Man Be-
comes Crazed with Liquor
CREATES SCENE AT HARMS
Expressed Regret at His Action in
Court and Pays a Fine-An-
other Uses Revolver.
CREATES SCENE AT HARMS
MOLINE, APRIL rs.

Crazed by excessive drinking, two
strangers in the city cut up capers last
night that came near sending both to
prison for long terms. William White
Iy of Springfield, Ohio, where he is
we'll known as an implement dealer
and inventor and a man of excellent
character, drew a knife and threatened
TO kill bartender Whitley had been
10 Davenport on business during the
afternoon, and he returned to this city
about supper time. Before coming he
took several drinks, and after supper
he went to the Harms hotel bar.
He insisted upon shaking hands with
the Harms bartender, Herman Peter
son. and when the two clasped hands,
Whitley gave jerk and tried to pull
Peterson over the counter. A scutfle
ensued, and men outside the bar man
aged to break Whitely's hold, where
upon the fastener drew a pocket
knife, opened it and announced that he
was going TO get Peterson. He walked
around behind the bar and Peterson
ran TO the other end of the enclosure.
Whitley followed him a short distance,
and then decided not to do any cary
ing after all He left the place at once.
and Peterson telephoned the police.
Night Captain James Reynolds and
City Detective William Caulfeld hur-
ried to the scene. and found Whitley
attempting to hammer his way into a
saloon across the street from the
Harms.
This morning Whitley was sober, and
when arraigned before the police mag
istrate he expressed regret over what
had happened, and assured the court
he harbored no feeling whatever in the
drunk He paid a fine of s25 and costs,
which amounted in all to $3410.
SHOOTS OFF REVOLVER.
NJ. A. Maxey of Murphy, KY, was the
other who was put 70 the bad by the
booze. He took a number of drinks at
the 1900 saloon on, Fifth avenue, and
finally repaired 10 a closet. A few min
utes later a shot was fired through
door, apd the bullet narrowly missed
patron of the saloon. The bartender
and others present tried TO get into the
closet, but Maxey had locked it. While
they were trying to break in the police
were called and Captain Reynolds and
Officer Frankhauser arrived in time to
see the door give way to a combined
assault. Maxey apparently had par
TALLY sobered after firing the gun, and
he submitted to Arrest without causing
further trouble This morning he plead
guilty, and was fined $25 and costs.
He could not pay, and was committed
to the county Jail for five days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
COMMITTEES ORGANIZED
Rock Island Industrial Body to Elect
Officers at Meeting Friday.

Tit railroads, jobbing, manufactur-
ers and conventions committees of the
Rock Island Industrial commission
met yesterday afternoon in the Rock
Island club in the Best building 10
select chairmen. The chairmen, with
Mayor II. NJ. Shriyer, Commissioner of
Accounts and Finance Martin T. Rud-
gren, ". a Rosenheld, president of
the Rock Island club, and NJ. II. Sex
ton, president of the Business Mems
association, compose the board OF con-
troll of the commission
A meeting viii be held Friday after
noon at O'Clock in the club rooms
for the purpose of electing president
of the board of control and otherwise
completing organization. The commit
tees of the industrial commission are
as follows:
Railroads.. F. LaTdner, chairman;
H. W. Horst, H. D. Mack, Rock Island
club; B. D.-Connelly, Z. B. McKown,
Ralph Lamont, Business Mems asso-
citation.
Jobbing-Charles R Nourse, chair
man; W. l. Gansert, H. ". Crawford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
FOR JUNE OUTING
Tri- City Press Club to Charter
Morning Star to Carry
Commercial Bodies.
BE GET-TOGETHER AFFAIR
Each Organization to BE Asked to
Designate q Speaker-Woodwort
CIum to Head Program Given.

The Morning Star, the palatial new
steamer of the Northern line, of which
Captain Walter A. Blair is master, is
to be chartered for the get-together
outing of the Tri-City Press club In
June. At the monthly meeting OF the
press club, held last night at the New
Harper, a committee appointed in
March reported terms that had been
obtained from Captain Blair, and was
instructed TO close a contract for the
use of the steamer.
The plan is to bring the business and
professional men of the tri-cities to-
gether for a trip on the river, the boat
leaving about in the evening and re-
turning before midnight. There will
be music on board, and lunch will be
served to those who desire il. All ex-
penses will be covered in the ticket
charge. Woodwork Clum, secretary
of the Greater Davenport committee.
has been invited by the press club TO
lead the short speaking program. and
each of the commercial bodies in Rock
Island and Moline will be asked TO
uc5iSndlc uuculDtI W a
talk The idea advanced by the press
club is meeting with general favor
over the three cities, and doubtless
there will be big turnout on the trip.
HAS CAPACITY OF 1000.
The Morning Star has a capacity of
1000 passengers. The steamer is a
side-wheeler. and until this season has
confined it's operations to southern
waters. The boat was purchased al
Paducah KY. by Captain Blair and
has been treated to a complete over
hauling during the past winter at the
Kahlke yards in this city.
The Morning Star will carry a party
Of tri-city people to New Orleans and
return. leaving here May 1. On its re-
turn the steamer will be placed in com
mission between Rock Island and st.
Paul
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
Obituary Record
GEORGE r. woLLENHAUPT.

George F. wollenhaupt, 613 Seventh
street, died last evening at GAS after
an Illness of four months of compiled
tions of diseases. He had been ailing
for the last two years. Mr.. Wollen-
haupt was born May 1, 1857, in Daven-
port. He spent the greater part OF his
life in Rock Island, coming here with
his parents when a child. He had been
employed for many years in the wood
department Of the Rock Island Pillow
company. He leaves besides his widow
three sons. Jacob. Louis and Arthur; a
daughter, Mrs Alexis Taylor of Rock
Island; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Wohl-
schlagel and Mrs. Kate Kuhlmann of
Chicago and Mary Wollenhaupt Of
Rock Island, and a brother, Andrew
WoIlenhaupt Of Rock Island. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the home, and services
will be conducted by Rev. E. T. McFar-
land, pastor of Memorial Christian
church. Burial will be in Chippian-
mock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-26
READY FOR THE CONTEST
Boys VIII Begin Spelling at High
School at 1880 Tomorrow Night.

kOyS VIII Begin Spelling at High
School at 1870 Tomorrow Night.
The boys spelling contest which
takes place tomorrow night at the
high school auditorium is scheduled
to begin at an earlier hour than Is
customary for evening entertain
ments. Half past seven is the time
for the spelling to start, in order
to give time to complete the match
in one evening. The contestants are
TO be at the building shortly after
7 to get their places assigned and to
be ready. 1t has been decided that
when 10 o'clock comes, if the boys
are still standing, the list of words
which they have been studying shall
be set aside, and the regular school
list shall be taken in its place for the
final spell down. superintendent
Hayden will give out the words and
have general charge of the contest.
Friday morning, Mr.. Hayden and
Secretary SmedIey of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will visit the schools and distribute
the prizes to the winners.