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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

g,16pibere nebbr0ro1e 8usrlano
Seroinouo @aniens &us i Mlinoe-
bagle.
@eb 9-Eioen llog 2p1et neb /
Ole Gbriitianiea1S @aorb / Blrlobp
peb Sorg, @nar6en. neobr9n6te
h1loitna,oia ! 2ebet al fort SID.
Ser iltoebrpl1otc 500 @gns.
S Smeo Gbriltiuniens @ie1r6om
i &nltreo neo a%nlunoborg 1og 2pnet
neb. @ienoommen ne6br9n0te.
Gleren ro,ntes al 2pret % moatte
bebibtlps bpres l1b al set bren-
berroe Sns.
$ Sillereo llog 9pnet ne6 i
,@oor1eier 2ars gbrilteniens @aaro
&pjelt. Mogle &ens og to Sum
Sc in6ebrenote.
2g,et ilpg neo. / gjner Sues
@aar6 / n6bD. Mlle fire SRnger
neObrRn0te.
gn0oioere / @rsman0 SEOUL Be=
terlens 911s / 8ranoltrup peo
&inglteo, Ser ne06re11bte.
2pnet ilog ne6 / Sperbp Selefon=
central / Mor6beltiiellm10, bborpe6
12 9%lbonnenters 6orbinbelle Hep af=
brl,bt. 2igele0es llog 9pnet neo /
@eebierg Central og afbre6 40.
Sorbinoelier. Goa SsjbD Sernba=
notation iplitteoe 2pnet Selefor1=
opparoterne ful0i tgn0igt.
S Gngelitr11p 6oriomlingSbns
fog 2pnet ne6, bog uben at tpnoe.
80. Mnberl ens @aoro / 5folle=
berg beo @aorbp ne0brp116te fulb-
be6 %2pnneollag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

- Vuurueler y(tels SpH9guull
/ Irnltr1&p er afgaoet oe0 Dp0en
IS Mor gonumel. san bar Sogne
fogeo og 2eg0sforltanoer / 0l1
Sogn / 40 slar, Meolem al 2an0bo
iporefosle lens 9eltprelle / 20 Mar o(
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Soslun0
gilt Spgne llllber Chambers 8ran0:
bireftprat / SO Mar, Dernf % Mm
lom 6ormono.
9rufnct peb 8abnino. 5a6elma:
ger Semi en, 2a,1gaa, er Orl1fnet LII
Ser &aoning / @loelrna.
SO 1111ge Higer, Sen 12=aarigf
Olga, Cater al Yrpprietgr Cont
meltpf, Geilegnnrb be0 @er6rnp.
og @ooroens Sieneitepi9e, Sen Is
oorig G~ieneltepige Sngeborg Car
fen, er or11fne ne0 9aontng pao
@psfilbe 6ior6.
- st al Mftielelifobet usl0um"S
8u0c / Molbnrg, Sen t7=aarige
Gorl Miellcn, er brrfnet pe0 9ao=
Ming fra ben offentlige 9aoeanltolt
i Malhorg. @an bar lpemmet lao
Lonnt mr. nj Nnhpn1riterpn fnm for
lent til at rebOe bam.
Gn 20=aorig Sielpltefarl Mr=
ton 9plbjerg, %tjene1oe boS @aoro=
ejer q. Shomlen / S1bp, er Srufe
net peo @aoning 9imfioroen.
- Gn 19=oorig Mr6ejber Sulil1s
2orlen, fornnel1tlig ira @%olltebro, er
0ruf1et peo @aoning / &ibe &aral
pcs &ommcrl llllen. !
Mybei0smano g. MuDrelen er
unoer @aoning forulpffet neo Secs
bnbolm. Mfoeoe har ca. 80 Mar
qomnnel og .efter1aoer @ultrl1 og
8 8prn.
gn 19=aorig 5%nneoeipeno Sens
@eterlen / Mpfpbing &C., er orufz
net u1oer @abning / 6ioroen.
Sjene1tefarl ST.. @anbjerg fra
Soo11rm pes 5fipe er 6r11fnet neo
gobming / 2imfiorben.
gn 13=uorig 9reng> 2aur1t5
anuolen. ion1 tjente bos Ell @aaro=
eier poa @reoal Morf beo Selle,
er brl,fnet pes 8o6ning / en Ser-
begrab.
gn 9-oorig 56n al Sfopfo=
oeo Maller, Moltrup peo Safste=
bing, CT or,fnet poa en Sejltur pao
Safsfphing 6joro.
Slbebrmbe. @aar0eier g.. So
ocos @oaro / Sprup pr. gifiloltrnp
CT neobrp11ot. Sl6en opltoo pe>
Ell ooo0e.ompe. Ser inbebrpnDte
en- Spr.
= 6orleoen Sag opltoo Ser Slo
vSploegooroen" / E%pinoel1trup'
tilhprenoe Sognefoge6 g.. Senlen,
sqber, ser menes opltaoet / Ell
@olmitof, breote Jig oerfra TIL Spi:
nefu,1et og poerligere til 5 al @aar'
beng l161pnger, Ser ne0br9note.
Gjcmopmsialg, Titifternes Sano:
Notwithstanding bar 1ol91
vSiortegourb" paa 8ornbolm a
Mreol 100 E6r. 2ono til 9. @ollc:
in, 93ebbp.
@onroejer g. GbriitionlenS
Mrbineer bur io1gt @oarben vSoftez
BABE" / Senber1p, 81 .Em. 2Gno,
til fbb. @oor6ejer / @rinblpe IS
Setter len for 1885, 900 ST..
- u@oltenbolsgoar6" peo Sou:
goaro ct al Eroprietpr 81. 5ecber
]olgt til gjenbomsban61er &urup
@oriens. G%ienoommen bar Gu. 15C
Eor. 9on6 meb 12 S6r. @artforn
@ooroejer Mnor. Senien bo,
iolgt lin 2an6ejenbom / Mgrfbe
pr. @erlep, 50 S6r. 2otb, ii
@ooroejer 8. Wfaoien fra Nogbp
Mpgooro for $4,000 &r., l1bbeta
lima $4,000 &r. .
Gienbpm sfjpb. @aoroen v@o0t
Enab beb Storebe6inge, bpis 8pg
Ringer fornDlig n%eobrgn0te> er fjeb
al Sjel(nnos5 tifts u6itpfningsfor
eni,1g for 100000 &r. meo 8eiRt
ming og &git.
Bbn. @oniulent Muoien-MDg
sal bor fjebt @noroen u&abens
Init" | @unslep Sogn beo Mpbor!
font ct tilerenoienoe itprre Mrea
fra to @oor6e / &ejitrup.
- r8ollegaorb" / Saarbp gpg1
er at 2a11rit3 9ar1en iolgt Ii
Scb11lt5 og Glouien fra 2ollonb 70
"A nOn Or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
HY0r L&gerne
iejlede athj@lpe.
E: Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound gjenoprettede Mrs.
Green's Helbred. - Hen.
des eget Udsagn.

Covington, Mo. "Deres Medicin
har gjort mig mere GAVIN end allie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

@len bel inart anlegge Monos=
ora9t Ser beore frembeoer 6or-
nerne, og set oil llet life ppffe
.Spitgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

2poia 6. Yinffum's @egetable
COMPOUND, set bel6ige Mi66d for
Spg6omme, bab6e fin
Sprinoelie paa 0enne Moo6e %
ioog %forbruges oorlig itore M9ng=
Ser al oisie &p0oer og l1rter / sets
Gtlbereoelie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
new LAW NEEDED
FOR PETROLEUM
development
Should Provide That Discover.
er Should Be Given Lease
hold Title With Royalty to
Meet Conditions.

Washington, Feb. i2-The legislation
most urgently needed 20 provide FOR
the disposition OF mineral deposits Is
a law which Will De applicable to oil
and natural gas. Legislative action
should not be limited 60 an attempt
90 revamp the present law, but should
consist of the enactment OF an alto
rether new measure First, the new
law should authorize the issue ~ eX-
ploratory permits. granting TO indiyld-
unis or associations the exclusive
privilege of occupation, the sole con-
dition OF such grant being diigont
and adequate prosecution Of develop
mont work, measured by the cxpendi-
ture of hxcd sums within certain per-
iods, with possibly the payment of a
small fee 20 the government la lieu
Of such expenditure during the first
six months. The issue of this permit
should preferably be- limited to one
10 each citizen or association Of citi-
zons. although after the lapse or sur
render OF such q permit the former
holder should be allowed 10 apply for
another exploratory permit
In the second place. the law should
provide that upon discovery the
holder Of the permit be given lease
hold title with a royalty varied To
meet local and dual conditions. The
"wildcattor" or prospector In unprov-
ed country. whether such improved
territory o. classified on geologic owl
dence ~ oil land or not. should be
givcn special privilege 90 Offset his
greater risk. This privilege might
take the form OF an increased acre
ngc. held both under permit and UNI
der lease, or n practical exemption
from the payment OF royalty, merely
q nominal rental being charged un-
der the lease.
The chief advantage OF the lease
hold for oil over a fce-simplc title lies
in the prevention OF monopolization
through large holdings. such large
holdings without production would be
guarded against by ground rental
sufficiently high To discourage the ac-
QUESTION of lands except for immedi-
ate ana continued development, al
though provision ehould also be made
in the lease FOR surrender under terms
which would protect the government
This Indirect control Of development
would be- preferable 60 90 the direct
enforcement. by forfeiture OF contin-
uous production. which should DE
avoided hocnuse OF tho danger Of dis
turbing the delicate equilibrium be
tween supply and demand.
Transfers OF interest under either
permit or lease. should be- permitted
because OF the absolute necessity IN
most Instances Of procuring capital
tor both drilling and operating an oil
we'll The law. however, should set
forth the purpose OF the control of
such transfer which would Doe 10 pro-
vide protection for the original lo-
Gators. most of them men OF small
means. ana more especially 90 insure
tie prohibition OF too large holdings
of government leases by big compan
les tFrom annual report Of dircc-
tor United States Geological survey)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
NOTICE oF stI,r.
In the Second Judicial District, Terri
tory OF New Mexico In and for tho
the County OF BernaIiilo

In the Second Judicial District. Terri
tory OF New Mexico In and for tho
the County OF Bernaillo
Isaac Barth. Plaintiff. vs. Alice c. Nc
Lain, Defendant, First National
Bank OF Albuquerque, Garnishee.
No. ST60.
10 the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been fled against you In tho said
court and county by the above named
plaintiff wherein the said plaintiff
claims as assignee OF Adana Trading
company a corporation. an indebted
ness against you In the sum OF tt33 as,
and has garnisheed funds belonging
to you In the possession OF the Firat
National Bank OF Albuquerque.
You are further notified that unless
YOU enter your appearance In the
said cause In the said court NJ Albu-
uuerque, New Mexico, on or before
the 18th day OF March, 1919, a de-
fault viii be taken and the plaintiff
viii apply 10 the court for judgment
against you Cor the said sum OF s433. f5
and costs OF suit and against the said
ganishoe for such part OF that sum
as may be indicated by the garnlshees
answer filed In this cause.
A. n, WALKER.
tSeal Clerk OF the District Court
BY Fhoe X. d. Madison. Deputy.
Attorneys for plaintiff are Miller ~
Craig. Office and post0fice. Albuquer-
que. n M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12

is also q feature of the building
Among the unusual provisions ~ tho
new building arc q moss hall Bs feet
square. n gymnasium of large size. a
lecture room capable OF seating u1u
persons and a rifle range goo yafds
Ia length Tho structure will com.
mand the city's water supply, the roa-
oryuir, filtration plant and two aquc-
ducts located there
lf the recently Issued alumnao reg
lister of Barnard college speaks the
truth that Institution of female learn
ing prepares more Of ils students for
matrimony than for any other career
Not only 10 more than so per cent of
the colleges graduates march 10 tho
altar In "a few years after they get
their degrees. but many OF the re-
maindor those who choose such pro-
fesslons as that Of teacher. lawyer.
social worker or doctor-also tako
husbands with amaging speed.
OF the zoo alumnno that atudled IN
barnard between 1898 and 1909. only
359. Il Is learned. held regular posi-
tons. Almost "a per cent OF the grad
yates became teachers, and many OF
that number also committed nintri-
ANWiAff RN f'NN'fN NtiNN NNNAtaAN HNAAF~
tarles ~ clerks. 70 newspaper writer's.
ne social workers and six Librarians.
There we're only three physicians. two
lawyers and ono nurse In the tot.
The famous hard luck" opal -
likely 90 again become favOrite gem,
at least the society women OF New
York have raised the ban on II. Ono
of the first women OF the social set
90 dare wear the bad luck" stone Is
Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt. who does
not fear the ~ fortune the opal IN sa.d
10 bring. one Of the greatest points
In favor Of the opal Is tha fact that
70 Is the only jewel that deies the
imitator u is also one OF the few
stones that lends itself 10 almost any
complexion or costume The prospects
are that IN a few years It's beauty and
delicacy will conquer all fears on the
grounds of ltB unlucklnoas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
BORN A MILLION
YEARS OLD SAYS
LECTURER

Chicago. Feb. add a million OF
years 60 the number you have been on
earth and the Result viii be your true
age. according TO Dr. Woods hutchin-
son. physician. teacher and writer
who locturcd before the Ethical so-
ciety at Handel han
Dr Hutchinson's subject 'Hered-
ity and Civilization" was treated from
the modern standpoint. lie spoke not
only OF the problems OF vice ana de-
gcnerucy with which civilization II
confronted. but pointed out ways ana
means 10 deal with them. Mucn em-
phaais was placed ON the part hered-
ity has la making criminals ana the
irresponsibllity 1f those born 10 lives
OF vice ana crime.
I'VE live most OF our lives before
we are born" he said. Ten years
after birth an alionis} can determine
criminal and immoral tendencies
which by careful treatment may in
many cases. be eliminated. Hcredi-
tary diseases arc fewer ana less itn-
portrait than generally supposed, while
Inherent tondoacics come down
through ten million years. In one
sense we have lived as long as All
our ancestors together ana COM
mencod 60 exist with the first one. II
is a simple problem In arithmetic tn
find that In the course OF few hum
dred years we have each had a million
or more Of them,
Weed out the unfit In All ranks
they are IN tho house OF lords ana In
our own solf-stylod aristocracy az well
as ia the slumn of New York and Lon-
don. Consider that "a least one-third
of those who are a burden 20 society
might have been saved Ia their youth
by proper guidance ana care. DOM
keep children IN ignorance. Tho tim,
for Thorn 60 know what vice b. Is be-
fore "a has time 90 make them itl
victim"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12

lHtlo child suffering from the same
disease az the result OF "a DON being
rocapped with new head OF hair.
Seeing the enormous Increase Ia the
importation OF human hair into this
country within the last few years and
"a possible further increase from the
far east through the Cinnamon dis
carding his pigiail II Is To be hoped
that health authorities viii give this
subject careful attention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
Chlna

China,
This country naturally IN sympa-
thy with the struggles of all peoples
for liberty. will doubtless be among
the first and Il should be the first
TO extend the hand OF fellowship 10
the people across the Pacific In whom
We have always felt a deep interest
That we were compelled 20 keen out
coOiie laborers has long ceased 90 he
taken as any indication that We did
not feel friendly 20 the Chinese as
a people Now that they have shown
themselves 20 be DESTROYS OF free.
representative government. the Ann
orican nation will show appreciation
az their aspirations and onc0uraGe
their ambitions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
PARLIAMENT WILL
MEET FEBRUARY
FOURTEEN
Political Leaders Preparing
for Great Battle; Home
Rule is Issue; Cruiser Lion
Makes Record.

London. Feb. 12.--pariiament roas-
eCuhlus on February IA for one OF
the most important sessions held IA
modern times. The leaders OF the two
great parties are already preparing for
the history making battles which are
Co be fought out within the next few
months.
or course Irish home rule Is 20 be
the spectacular feature OF the session.
II was no secret that the insurance
bill was rushed through 90 clear the
docks for home rule measure. II rs
now understood that tho bill will be
introduced late in February or early
Ia March and that II will be pushed
with all the energy of a very cncr-
gctc government That Il viii be
fought bitterly admits OF no doubt.
Even before parliament opens the
first guns in the campaign VIII be fred
and Il Is not M all impossible that they
VIII bring blood.
Important as home rule rs another
measure Is to- be taken up at this ses-
sion Of parliament more far-rcaching
perhaps la It's effects on the future OF
England, That Is the measure which
deals with the franchise. Il Is proc
posed to extend the franchise TO many
mon now without vote and 10 do
away with plural voting A deter
mined effort 20 include Ia this meas
uro woman suffrage will bo made
but IL Is very doubtful II e will bee
successful as woman's Suffrage viii
not. In fact cannot now, be medo a
party question.
The reform OF the franchise possibly
VIII carry with IL a reappointmont OF
parliament seats. though this may not
Dc attempted al once. That such a
roapportiontmcnt h needed cannot be-
Rainsald.
The two largest constituencies IN
England are Romford. in Essex. with
55,95t electors. and Walthamstow. IN
Essex with 42,020 electors. The two
smallest are Durham aud Bury 81
Edmunds, with 2"9S and ISIS electors
respectively Under the present sys.
tenn each OF these constituencies /,
represented in parliament by on,
member ana Romford has the sam,
influence IN the house OF common,
as Durham, which mas less than one.
twentieth OF the number OF electors
that Romford has.
Tho seven constituencies ln Middle.
sex, with the combined electorate 0i
197l6f. return the same number OF
mombcrs as the seven constituencies
Durham, Bury 81. Edmunds. Kliken'
ny, Newry. Wick. Suthorlandshlre an,
Montgomery whose combined clector
ate IL only 1851.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12

Tho new battle cruiser Liam. which
IS tlc largest Warship Ia commission
and also the longest cruiser IN the
world, has tied In the speed record
Tor armored ships with the German
battle cruiser Moltke. maintaining
900 knots IN her eight hour trial IN
tho channel The contract horse
power OF 10000 units was maintain
"a throughout by her turbine engines.
owing 10 thick mist Il was impossi-
bic 20 test her speed on the measured
mile off the coast OF Cornwall, ns the
marks could not be seen. The log,
however gave her a moan speed Of
2g.7 knots FOR the run. The maximum
reached was 3i.7 knots. The follow
ing Is "a comparison OF the main foa-
lures of Che LION and Moltke;
Lion-Tonuage 26,5OO, power TO-
900, broadside i0,120 pounds. speed
297.
Moltke--Tonnage $4,000, power SO.-
oO0, broadside SfOO pounds speed
29.7.
on the measured mile the Moitke
attained 80 knots IN a number OF runs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12

Having passed the iariR reduction
bin for steel and taken up sugar the
house has intlmated its readiness 20
go down the entire line before Mo-
YemlEF.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12

With the ahdlcaiion Of the Manchus
there seems 10 be- little reason why
the powers OF the earth should not
recognize the new government OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12


Canada Is anticipating an omigra-
tlop de luxe this year the opportun-
tiles OF freedom and natural life
when che country anorts being ar
attractions that quite number OF
titled English people hud themselves
unable te resist. Several members Of
the peerage are gnirg 30 take up farm
ing there In the spring, and large
number Of peers viii make their am
nual tours OF inspection of their Cam
ndlnn estates. Tho Duke and Duch-
oss Of sutherland viii take mp their
residence for the coming autumn In
their bungalow at Brooks. Alberta. 10
is a coy little residence la the middle
Of the dukes prairie holdings. ana the
first overseas ducai mansion ever
built. Earl Gray keeps on his hunting
lodge In the Columbia valley, -. &C.
and Lord Aberdeen owns one of tho
finest and most profitable farms on
tho Pacific slope.
Lord Clunwlllium and Lord Hindllp
are both land owners on collosal
scale and Lord Dosborough Is inter-
ostcd n the lumber trade. Lord
Sholto Douglas ~, or was until quite
recently. fruit farming M British
Columbia. Lord somcrs recently left
the life guards 60 80 farming near
Toronto, and no Is coming home Ia
take on Lord and Lady Hyde, his Sis
ter ana brothcr-ln-law, To join them
there Several other members az the
pcerage are interested In the Domin-
ION for hunting or its commercial OPP
portunlties said one Of tho leading
railway authorities, 1--WE have enough
titled people living In Canada or I'M
terosted In the country 10 open a
house Of peers Of our own. ana with
n prince OF the royal blood-the Duke
of Connaugni-as governor general
we have All the material 60 go ahead
and start "a colonial kingdom"
A horrible tale a. bolng told "a the
present time ln the north OF Englnnd
which confirms previous disclosures
OF the danger 10 which ladies' are cN'
posed IN wearing pads OF human hair
Not long ago woman purchased q
cheap pad OF coarse hair shortly af-
torward a small brown patch was no.
ticod on hor forehead. She was exc
aminod by two skin specialists, wh'
pronounced her 20 be suffering from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-30
Enecutora Notice.

Estate of Mary L. Sudlow, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executor Of the last will and
testament of Mary l. Sudlow, late OF
the county OF Rock Island, state of mi
nois. deceased, hereby gives notice that
he will appear befohe the Hon. Benja-
min Bell Judge of the probate court of
Rock Island county. at the probate
court room, in the city of Rock Island,
at the September term. on the first Mon
DAY in September next. at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make INN ediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated sth day of July. A. d. 1912
HUGH Z. CURTIS, Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-30
Execufor,n Notice

Estate Of william Worth, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executrix of the last will and
testament Of William Worth. late of the
county OF Rock Island, state Of Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that she
he will appear before the Hon. Benja-
Bell, Judge Of the probate court OF Rock
Island county, at the probate court
room, in the city of Rock Island, at the
September term, on the first Monday in
September next, at which time all per
sons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose OF having the same ad-
justed All pegsonB Indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate
payment 10 the undersigned
Dated End day OF July. A d. 1914
CATHERINE WORTH.
Executri1
McEniry & NcEniry. solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-30
LEGAL.
Notice.

NOTICE.
Office OF Rock Island Savings bank
Rock Island Illinois.
To whom It may concern-Notice is
hereby given that at q special meeting
OF the stockholders OF Rock Island Saw
ings bank. held for that purpose on
the 18th day OF July, A D 1912. pur-
suaut 10 notice required by law. the
capital stock OF said Rock Island Saw
inEs Bank was increased from one
hundred thousand dollars (S1O0. 00O.0O)
tl00O shares OF the par value OF 500. 90
EACH 20 two hundred thousand dollars
$500. 100000 $4,000 shares Of the par
value OF $4,000 eachl. and a certificate
OF such change verified by the snldavft
OF the pres dent and under the seal Of
the corporation has been filed in the
Office OF the Auditor OF the state OF IIli-
nois. and a ike certificate has been
filed for record in the once Of the re-
corder OF deeds OF the county Of Rock
Island and state Of Illinois
In witness Whereof the said Rock
Island Savings bank has caused these
presents TO be subscribed by its presi-
dent and cashier and its corporate seal
to be hereunto affixed this 18th day
OF July. A y. 1912
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.
By II. 5. Cable, President.
A. J. Lindstron, Cashier.
corporate Seal
Jackson. Hurst & Stafford. attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-30

Estate Of James NJ wsllick deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrative Of the estate of
lanes NJ WaulcE. late OF the county OF
Rock Island. state OF Illinois. deceased
hereby gives notice that she viii ep-
pear before the county court OF Rock
island county a. the county court room,
In the city OF Rock Island. at the Sep
TENDER term. OF the drst Monday IN
September next, at which time all per
sons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested 20 attend
for the purpose OF having the same I'D
5usted- Al persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment 20 the undersigned
Dated Z6th day OF June. A D. 1919
ESTHER WALLICK
Administrators