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Evening star., 1912-11-21

FOR SALE-$5,2JO.
WEST OF 18th ST.. DOWN IN THE CITY.
A three-story brick dwelling: hot-water heat;
two bathrooms; four rooms deep ON the frst
door; in AEst-class condition.
This property was formerly held at $1,5oo
Fer certain reasons It is now offered for sale
at this greatly reduced price.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
Evening star., 1912-11-21

FOR RENT-FINE NoRTHwE.T T HOMES.
21st mr.. II, Or. and bath. ............ $50 mo.
Near Sheridan Circle. Sr and bath. -. 20 mo-.
z st. nr. 18th. l2r. and bath, ,....... IS mo.
Q st. nr. 17th 12r., 2b., elec. light. 20 mo.
Wash. Hgts.. lsr: and 2b:. cleo. light. s. o.
4. l. ave. nr: 10th. 12r, 2b.; stable. 175 me.
ST., cor; lar. and 2b.. elec. light. 200 mo.
Owne.s. place houses and apartments VIII VI.
Best class of tenants consult fAis once.
Established 1867. Loans. Phone Main 13.S.
Evening star., 1912-11-21

s27. so. 1905 10th NV, Or
S27. so. .325 Shepherd. 6r
$21. so. 1000 9th NV, IT
$27. so. .4OOS Sd NV, Or
$25.70. .221 D NV. 11r
s25. .@.539 Quincy nw,6
sos. 80. .4l5 U NV, Or
S25. 30. 1909 Marlboro. Or
S25. 80. 1924 18th NV, Or
$25. .1410 Col st NV. Sr
and stable
S23. 30. ABA I'll. NV, 7r
S23. 30. rs X ne. Or
S23. 80. 5I2 Shepherd. Or
S2a. 80. 422 Shep'd NV. Or
$50. 80. oil G ne. Or
$50. 30. :. .614 G ne, Or
$40. so. zoos 18th NV, 5r
$50. go p NV. Or
$50. 1910 Corcoran. Or
$50. ....111A 9Th ne. 7r
$50. .1714 18th NV. rear
SIS. so. 1922 .11th NV. 5r
$1S. 80. 516 Goth NV, Or
S17.60. 81 Myrtle ne, ST.
S17. GO. .239 I'd ne, Or
S17.50. 436 Wash'n st. 5r
SIG. 80. 1924 10th. NV, Or
SIG. 80. .311 4th ne, 6r
SIG. 50.lI06 Seaton nw.6 e.
SIG. 40. 1925 9TH NV, 5r
SO. 40. .439 5th ne. 5r
10. 1927 L NV, Ar
S13. 10. -. .32S G ne. 4r
$13. 50.611 Morton NV Or
S13. 434 61a sw. 5r
$12.a6. 4o1 Warner NV, 5r
S12. 50.61S Morton NV. 5r
$12.35.1 Foundry NV. Ar
$12. .621 Pa av NV, office
S11.5O. s. Fenton ne. Or
$11. so. :. .322 G ne, Ar
NENTS.
$31 & $50. 80. The Henry
Lee, 4r
$50. so. The Clarion. Ar
$26. 30. The Rochester, 3r
S25. The Cumberland, 2r
$50. The Terrace, 3r
$1S. The Terrace. Ar
$3.50 to $3.50. r st
NV bet 14th & 18th
$3.50. The Rochester, 1r
ICE.
Evening star., 1912-11-21

s., 500. .22O9 Mass av
NV, 1Sr
|. 81, ,SOO.1441 r 1 av NV,
16r
$500. .21st NV. lar, fur
$3.50. .2401 Mass av
5000. 1854 Col I'd. 1sr
$50. .1402 l. NV, Tor
$140. 1872 N NV, 11r.
500. 1925 oath NV, 12rI
SIS. 472 Pa av NV. store
S75. 1000 9TH NV, 11rI
$50. .1746 r NV, 11rI
$50. ....1735 8 NV. To-
$50. 1914 s NV, Or
S57. 5O.2337 18th NV, Tor
$50. .631 u NV. l6r
$53. 80. .941 NJ NV. 13rI
$5O.17O3 DeSales NV, ,11r
$50. .1402 Girard nw,9rI
$50. .107 Seaton NV, Srl
SAT. so. 1891 Lanier plI
NV, srI
$45. .221 I NV, 12r
$i5.1724 Newton NV, Or
$3.50. .11O1 M'roe NV, ,Sr
$42. 80. :. .142 A ne, 13rl
S42. 80. 1881 f. Cap, 10r
$41.O5. 1923 10th NV, Or
S40.65. 1921 11th nw,1G.
S37. so. 1902 s NV, SrI
$50. co. .....1f G NV, 1ri
$50. .50.14O7 Corcoran, Or
$35. so. 1892 M'roe NV Or
$50. 80. .1345 Corc'n. 7r
$3.50. 1412 Irvingnw,9r
$50. 80. 1401 14th NV, sto
$32. 80 .19 G Sc. Tor
$50. 80. 4O01 Marlboro, Or
S31. .5O.1322 Corcoran, Sr
$30.5O. .84 Varnum, 7r
$50. 80. 1925 9Th NV. Srl
Az AHIl
S225. The Dresden. l2r
$50. The Wyoming, Ar
$75. The Marlborough, Or
$50. The Lonsdale. 5r
S45. The Marlborough. 3r
$40. The Dresden, Ar
S37. The Darlington, 5r
$37. so. The Phoenix, 5r
$35. The Marlborough. 2r
$32. so. The Phoenix. SRI
OFF
$OU.
For complete list Of Pre-
weekly
SWARTZELL, RHEF
TOT fr<
Evening star., 1912-11-21
FOR LEASE

THE DUNSMERE.
2523 14th st.
On the Heights; hreproof; I, and 3 room
apartments; hardwood floor throughout; mod
cafe $iiO0 and up
See Mr.. Bradley.
THE VICTORIA,
th.and Clifton SITS.
4. and rooms; entire building newly
renovated very light and clean: elevator serv.
ice and manager in the building.
$500 and up.
See Mr.. Bradley premises.
THE A. O. BLISS ROPERTIES,
IS st. NV. Linen. 1850.
Evening star., 1912-11-21

CLEVELAND PARK. 1912 HIGHLAND AVE-;
attractive modern house. 11r, 2b.; large
CRATES: beautifully finished I'm all ways; will
sell. Key next door Phone Linen. 1049
Evening star., 1912-11-21

FOR SAI.E-BIGGEST BARGAIN IN CITY:
nine rooms and bath frame on Wisconsin, ave
near Heights. Worth q. 500. VIII sacrifice at
$4,000 on account Of leaving city. Box 1I6.
Star Office 22s
Evening star., 1912-11-21

FOR SALE-SIX ROOMS. TILED BATH; HOT
water heat; colonial porch; hardwood floors;
30 feet wide: fine condition. no reasonable offer
refused If sold at once. 2725 11th NV. 23e
FOR SALE-3 LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS AND
3 business places at bargain, within the next
5 days. business streets. j. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank. -
FOR sALE-a14 z ST. NV; MUST BE SOLD
at once: substantial. 7-room and bath brick
house with cellar; good lot; rent, $3.50; price,
S4.250; offer wanted.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. Southern building.
FOR sALE-ON 14th ST. NV. BETWEE.N CIR
ard and Harvard: handsome Broom house at
the low price of $1,000.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. Southern building.
FOR SALE-AT 4 SACRIFICE; NEW
house; story; rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; hardwood finish both floors; double back
porches: handsome manteis gas and electric
fixtures; spendidly built; located in best NV.
section. Owner must sell. Terms, $3.50 cash,
balance to suit. Price, $3.50.
H. +. HANDLER Co, 702 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-l3TH ST. JUST ABOVE IOWA
Circle; a three-stofy brick dwelling; 10 rooms
and bath: rented to good white tenant at $S5. so
per month.
WILL BE SOLD UNREAsoNABLY CHEAP.
II. L. RUST. 400 H ST. NV.
Evening star., 1912-11-21

ELEGANT SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.
Practically new; eleven rooms,
three baths; hreproof garage.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Owner next door, 1462 Columbia I'd.
$4,000.
Being 81, 500 less than cost.
Evening star., 1912-11-21
FOR SALE-H0USES.
|. sALE-powNrowN BARGAIN.

5 minutes walk from 18th and Pa. ave-: s
rooms: 2 baths A very wide house. Attractive
MOORE HILL Qnc.), 142O-22 st. NV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
$ : v ~zn1,esconym|.
: |

- i1:. = 4':.-l- .H. ' - i1.@.-!
ME: powstaje. x.dzia}ania: robaczkl1W
.ogoiowIeh, lecz czesto niebez-
pleesi1les sparzen1a powoduja, &c
UNINTERRUPTED ekIeas ma6oi AZ
nikovei.is M :-naajpredszem j naj-
spelwnieijszeM llekarstwem ma spare:
mia, s1.H,l[nayg, .RYxichn.ecaa, ignzy ]
skaIsozenl1laass:a5zssZapobiega zapaleniu!
KaIgsoisaaz55iRolzs,N yjpedzazWttyjasypki,
.wrzody isgrnozcly. Tylko 95c "
apteoe.M. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
z GALlCYI

LNOW. Prezydent Lwowa,
Neuman lntewenlowa}, W sprawle
akademik6w, aresztowanych "a u4
dzla} wdcmonstrscyi, jake urzadzor
no 20 w,ecu " spraw;e chelmskiei
dnia 10 grudn,a. Dzleki tel inter-
wencyi wypuszczono ich ma VOL:
nose, Pieclu btdzie odpowlada{o
"a zbrodnie gwa}tu publicznego.
Miedzy mimi jest czterech ucznl6w
politechiki. Jeden pochodzl z Kr6-.
lestwa Polskiego. "a niego z}ozy1
kaueye personal---very. "Kuznicy.
w najblizszym czasie utworzy sic
komitet, kt6ry bedzle sig ~zaimowa4
dalsza obrona tych akademik6w
obroonty .'eh przed ssdem podja1 sig
ad yokat, dr.. Fleracki. (
PRZEMYsL. Polieya wyaledzifa
4 D. 49, ~, - 80. |-, ~ .'.rs
sprawc6w kradziezy y &asie vol.
skowego oddzla}u sauitanego, gdzie
skradziono oko{o 5000 koron. E.
dyk i R%opczyhski, zajeci W szpita-
lu garn,zonowym. Oprocz ich are-
sztowano Knopfa Zleglera, kt6r
rzy I'm d%ostarczyli wytrych6w. P'rzy
aresztowanysh plenledzy ME Una
heziono Jak stwlerdziono, przetrwo'::
Mill ma zabawy.
I obroszyn. W nooy z 10 ma 90 !.
~" - :r.r5 r. ~ j. 81 e. =s.t (
N. napadl, hajdamacy na {acihskap
pleban!e wyb;li kllka ssyb 2 RAJ
mani byliby z pewno6cia zbur1YS
Ii don, sle tylko celne strza1y
miejscowego ksiedza odpedzily ma
pastnik6w- Jest to owoc szkodll.
wei agitacyi i teroru. prowadzonei
cd kilku lat przez czynnikl ,,qui-
bus prodest. Zandarmerya jest jaz
ma tropic sprawc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
:~KAL1FoRN1A
Kl,faj ,zycia ma powietrzu"
/ nliezr6WnanYch poWab6w.

j niieezzlrr6 81 al ], pow'ab6W.
zsaziviajaeo :obfity ' lvi.ty i
owlooe, pos;adajacy w%ssystkie nae
.~turslne Ipo,xxaby skt6re czynia &yyci i
:wartem zycia., Wszystkie przyjem-
nrostki domowe zbytki po,ddr6zy
.wybuja}}ee y czzterech. najwyiszych
Iklasashl|s przez codzienne pociagi
;kulai Chicago i North Western.
The San francisco: Overland Ii
,mited,, The. China j Japan poetic
wv, The Los Angeles Limited 4.
The Centennial State Special. Doe
k4adne obja5nlenie "a zglosseniem
sic do agentow biletowych, kolei
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
z POD MOsKALA.:

WARSZAWA. Pol1cya areszto-'
wa}a zyd6wk', kwestuiace ma sto".
varzyszenle 4ydcwskie. Odebra}a..
Ilm1woreczki 2 oflarami ma 1900.
rb. Ofia,y to odda}a stowarayszeo
MEM a jednocze6nie skasala je ",
drodze admlnistraoyjnsj ma 800 rb..
- t~@"@~ "a IL q:
kary.
Pred pieclu laty W Warszawie M
ulicy zamordowano 'wystrza4em: 2
rewolweru w1a6ciciela donaoyjnego
majora,u * re 9 ' Piotrk l'''
KLEIN, Boryaa Po4ujektowa, q do
piero v: tyoth* dniaoh rakoh:zono :
sledztwo akt oskarzeuia powo{a-
jacy pred k~atki sqdowe dwdoh
Isynow xamordowanego pod zarzu-
tenn ojcob6jstwa.
W rezultacie piecioletnego 6ledz
twa, prowadzonego prsez sedziego
sledzozego do spraw szczeg6lnej wa
gi. stang pred s4dem.
u W1odzimlerz Po}ulekt6w, syn
zamordowauego, ojcob6istwo y
Eeliks Poipjektow, drugi syn "a
mordowanego, r6wn,ez oskar&ony!
. " oe,jcobdjst~o; 81 W}odzlmiers
szulo, sedzia. ggminny " CUB. k'e~
leeokkiiej, %oskarzony Q podmow,enie
Do mordp,: u: p!'alleii ida: Nil S an. y
kowski, Jan Witt izIwan Pietro,
WtNN1cA: w nooy, " VIM
nicy, popesniono kradz'ezz w@ama.'.,
MEM v kaplioy PREY cmentarzu
rzgmsko katohckim. skradziono
3 atarbonkf ek arbopke rozb,to))
oko1o 80 kopiejek,- oraz platerr1o rs = i
ny kracyflks patYne. zawdsiaacza~
jsc sladom, p6sostav iopym prze3l
zdf,odzieja IA 6niegu, u1dalo sic go
ujac. Jest MIN w}ooscianin wsiz Ha-
wrYszdwki, F~reneiszek Malinowsti
Z1odziej Z poez atku zaplera} sc ale
.Ep6zniej przyzna}: SIC do pope}nionei
kradzie2y.ii vsskazai miejece ma cmen
tar2u.-
I&.IE eaA 49, - s. -S% So 80 - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25

ais ,Ie'='ta Va eaai ''ae'aaf ME s'aNe,
W s177' wprs s1a ofnem 'vdi lt;
fef ''l'I a pote '' tgf|,l ]o7a ,.
oa1 ste'!!s vy yIt' a~ g. II { u
tax ,s'lla IA 4 '7| .s1apszie o1nidsA JAW =
ne okaleczen,e e}owy.N lcszczesliwe-
60 60 kt"ry ,'. rooheasi 2 go'sbie Y
1 Pow. 1essz : ! grin lesy2w st '.'''t'
beznadzie,nym " koeo'at f laza-
KRDTOSZYN. ~pierwsze
swieto rano znaleziono robotn,ka.
Stanislawa Pilarczyka z%marxnietee
go W polu. p. wraca} do domu
poznym wieczoram W. stanie ME-.
trzezwym, zab}adzl} W clemno6ci !
widocznie zmaz.
oSTROWO. Mistrz rzeznlck1p
stanislaw, Matuszkrewjcz uaby]
dom PREY ulicv Kallsklej nr. 7 Cd
dotyahczasowego w}a6c,rciesla MI
strrza, farblerk lego, Oswalda sipgott
"a Is tvs mix.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25


k ~
E z OJCZYZNY {
II II:
z P,R]jUS POLSR1ClHl,.
B A A. Ucz en- ssk6lny J6-
zef Mo}kowski probujqc sl1zga~
WIKI ma s1abym lodzie j%eziora MIRO
~scze6skiego zarwal* sig i utonat'
Wypadkow, temu przygladali sic
polobno.z pobliza rybacY lecz ME
zatroszcz5h sic 0 biedna ofiare
m~}cdocianej lekkomyslno6ci.
MALBORK. Wskutek nlezgody
" m%afzenstw1e rzuci}a sic iona pew
nego robo:nika " zamiarze samoa
b6jczym do rzeki. zdo}ano ja
c ~jeszcze wydobyGz woody
lecz z trudnoscia tylko MONA by}o
nieszcze6liwa powstr>yma6 cd
kroku pozbawlenia sig zycia.
ia WA. 15go bm. ranc przeje
caal pociag ma tutejssym dworcu
kole;owym robotnlka Murawskie~
go PREY przesuwaniu wagon6w.
Smier6 n~astapi}a ma mieiscu.
-Rzad podobno zamysla tn
wystawic zak}ad ola ob}akanych.
Bedzie to czwarty ". Prusach "a
chodnich: Swlecie, Wejherowo
Kochorowo pod Starogardem'
CZERSK. Stclarza Bernarda
Krakowa kt6rzy cd 10 wrzesnla
znik}, znaleziono W leslie kr6le.,
wskim powieszonego. Stryczek IRE.
szta by} juz zerwany a trup ju4
.bardzo skazony. Pozostaw:a wdoe
we i Z dz.eci, z ktorYeh najstarsze
liczy II. lat. =. =
/ R Uposied ziciela Kara.
- gFt -
szewskiego W Wachowie mieszkali
cyganle. Czeste cdviedziny in
nych cyganow oprzykrzyly sig z.
i chcia} sic pozbyc cygApki AMY
Kruse. Az ia a. dobrowolnle iS6 "is
chcia}a stad dtesto. wyn;ka}y Mot
z ME. K wr6oi4 raz podpi}y i znowu
pok}dcif ss'esz 'oyggansmi a W koh+
Gu strzeli} . 'fuzyi do cyganki
usmierci{ il ma miejscu. Sad rozpa'
rywa1i sprawsi skanzHat F. K.na 3 lata
wi6zlen,a. ~; : =.
RRoDNLCAA::, Teraz drug
pow inspector szkolny Jest prote.
stantem, cho6 ludno6c powiatu jest
przewazniekatolicka przychodzi do
szko1ylo3dzlecl katolicki;h atylko
IL evan gielickich,a jelnsk maui
czYcjel ME jest katoliklcm lecz pro
testautem. Pr6oz tego zaajduje sig
" tel szkole obraz Marc4na Lutra,.
---
KOWALEWO. Ola gmachu SO,
dowego kt6ry ma tn bye wybudos
49, go t.ji 49, ars+iA'&t ~ Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
- -. :, ~-E,r !;
Z P0ZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN. Mistrzowi rz%eznickie-
mu R.. ma Wlniarach obla{ ktos W
nocy z soboty ma n,cdzlele cafyto"
war naft2. Sprowadzony pies poli~
cyjny wytropi} 2}oczyhce " osobie
p. ?. Strata wynosi oko@o 1902
NIX.
M~lEDZYRZECZ. W pierwsze
swieto s%kradz,ono robotniAowl
Gasznemu PREY ulicy Strzeleck'sj
5s9 mix. Uwiadomi{ @ tenn natych"
Mast policja kt6ra sprowadzl}a 2
Gubeny rsa pol'cyjnego Prinza,
pon1evaz W mlasteczkach okoll-
cznych ME miaro takiego psa do
dyspozycji. Gdy Gassny " nocy
wr6ci4 do domu znalaz} ku wielkie
mu swemu zdzlwieniu a ~jeszcze
~iekssej radodoi pienisdse lezace
ma swojem miejecu pod kominemr'
Pomimo: tego puszcseno psa "
slad. Pies udaf s's przez podV6r,e
tyloemi <drzwlami gdzle szczekal
ma pewnego m~ieszkahca tego domu
Sprawa 70 zajefa SIP prokurator'
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25

WROskAW. Y ubiegly
p;atek o godz. 2 W nocy tax SHAY
by} przyp}yw woody podzitmnej II
woda ma sta>.yi skad pumpoja do
saliny solanke rodskoczyfa W go
re 0 przeszio diva metry. Tc ga
me- powt6rzylo SIG " sobcte' Dao
przepssci pray nj, Orfowskiej Ear
.wa}o sig ponowuie. Ma czescl"To
zapadnietym domu poEazuja sic
dalsze rysy. Mieszkahcy s4sledn'ch
dom6w zaowu oprdzniaje miesz+
.L~..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-03-28

The snany friends of Christopher
Crosse. who lived here fog some lime.
viii he Interested 10 heafof bis Aaaltsase
which occurred iii Elonx Cifys Moniays
March 25 The following account ef
slle marriage maS taken from khe Toes
lag nsrulng edition oi the Sioux NIsz
Journal
During 4 vail between srainS III SloNx
clty Yesterday Christopher Crosse 1
eemenk contractor of yermillion. = D:s
and Hiss eliza Raabe, lately et Ger.
many. decided % marry. They we're
wed b 1ussiee o a. Naglestad's osltkk.
s. Bloom vas interpreter.
TIE bride could speak ~ Ea9IIsIA
He< promise uAs delivered % CROSS Is
German The GROOM ieit oefmanz
tssaIs gears &eo He setuFned g hiz as:
ire IAud about cha nids1le ol 5'eeen.ksI
and sogn sfskfN&fl Met she &iFl ~
a HIT ID Aakry hla thNfe, bat ahe u
lusesl AIlsf lsienAk WAsned h9f t'l II
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-03-28

o congressmen, win Diners from The West Are Puhe %
Strenuous EghtFor Ehs Three Year
Homestead BIN

The matter Of the disposition of In
property Of Indians through wins. Is the
subject Of congressional legislation
shortly 70 come up. The act Of June
~. 1910 permitted Indians 10 win their
All0tments, subject 10 ille approval of
thh secretary of the interior 81 ii has
been determined that these wills nay
eiIeSt All other property held III Indians.
consequently II the Beneficiary ii Ineoul-
patent, she euiire Indian property inter-
es's may be and often are sQuandered.
Mf. BuFle's measure specifically pro.
vides that she Indian can viii o1hes
property. snbieet % iii approval 81 slse
secretary n slle interior. huf under he
new laas taA ssufelary Is given one year
after the death Of tIe testalor 10 5isap.
prove any viii be may have previously
approved
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-03-28
CURIOUS BITS
or HISTORY

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-03-28

Mfs. Geo Ruzf Nho has been xIz|tIn.
with |asf dAq9hteI Nrs HFox. j
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-21
ELECT. JENNINGS
ASCRAND MASTER

Peoria, Ill, Nov. 21.-In an exciting
election the 18th annual grand lodge,
l. o. o. F., of Illinois late yesterday
afternoon elected W. H. Pease of Har-
vey as grand warden. Nine candi-
dates were placed in nomination. On
the fourth ballot Mr.. Pease won with
$40 votes; T. H. Thompson of Kanka-
Eee had 324 and there were scatter
irC votes for A. o. Arnold Of Quincy
and H. ]. Cormack of Centralia. The
other candidates withdrew. Other Of
fcers elected follow:
Grand Master-John E. Jennings,
Sullivan.
Deputy Grand Master-Warren c.
Darnell of Mclean.
Grand Secretary-John H. Skies,
Springfield.
Grand Treasurer-T. B. Needles,
Nashville.
Grand Representative A. Hub
hard, Carrollton.
The question of next years meeting
place was put to vote, but roll call
was demanded and the result will not
be announced until Thursday morn
ing. Peoria and Springfield were the
only contenders.
Throughout the day the 2sth annual
Rebekah assembly held regular ses.
sions. This auxiliary body has the
largest attendance in its history.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-21

cles one by one. They identified all
of them as belonging to Mrs. Kraft.
After she had been given a chance
to rest, Mrs. Kicker told the police
that Mrs Kraft had left for Chicago
early in November, presumably for
the purpose of being married to Koet-
ters, man much her junior, who had
been attentive to her.
It developed that Mrs. Kicker and
others of Mrs. Kraft's relatives had
strongly opposed this proposed mar
rage and had done everything they
could to prevent il. Mrs. Kraft had
paid no attention to these protests.
At Koetter's solicitation, said Mrs.
Kicker, Mrs. Kraft sold her house in
Cincinnati for about $4,000, disposed
Of other property for nearly $1,000,
and left the city with Koetters, pre-
sumably for Detroit, where the mar
riage was TO take place.
Thereafter postal cards were receiv-
ed from her showing that Mrs. Kraft
had been at Greensburg, Ind. The
trail ended there. Nothing further
was heard from the woman until the
police from Chicago appeared with the
story of the murder and the dead
woman's clothes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-21

Bruce Coffin, who, for the past sew
eral weeks, has been in the employ
of the government left Friday for
his home in De Witt, Iowa.
Rev. Alfred Dixon of the First
Methodist Episcopal church visited at
the Rock Island high school Monday.
William Cohen has resigned his posi-
ton with c. H. Dibbern & Son Of
Milan and has accepted position with
the Velie Carriage company.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Criswell Of Iowa
Falls, Iowa, spent Saturday and Sun
day with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Criswell, Of Milan. Mr.. Girls
we'll left Sunday evening, but his wife
will visit a while longer.
Miss Eva Hoffman of Rural is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hodson.
Mrs. C. Robins spent Friday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Philebar, of Milan.
Mrs. Clyde S. Walker and son, Vic
tor, arrived in Milan Saturday even
ing, after an extended visit with Mr..
Walkers parents in Niles, Mich. They
will make their future home in Milan,
as they have moved their goods into
the Presbyterian parsonage for the
time being.
Fred Glow expects to leave next
week for Lakeland, Fla, where he will
make his new home on an orange farm,
which he purchased some time ago.
Mrs. H. n White of Columbia coun-
ty, Pa, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs,
F. G. White on Dickson street.
Mrs. Peter Philebar entertained a
number Of her friends Friday evening
at a o'clock supper in honor of Miss
Jessie Fitzsimmons and Mrs. A. P. Mel.
son, who were the recipients of some
| lovely meat forks. Later in the even,
ing a number of friends from the Royal
Neighbors of America came out from
! Rock Island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Walters re.
turned home Sunday after weeks Wis
it in Chicago.
| Mrs. Houshel of Hillsdale, H., is
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Benjamin Hummel, of Vandruffs
! island.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ramsey of Rural, Nov. Is.
Mrs. Ellen Smith, who for the past
several weeks has been visiting friends
in Milan, left for her home in Mon
mouth Monday.
Cyrus Mclaughlin spent Saturday
with relatives in Albany, Ill.
Frank ~ Harris has a large supply
of hunting licenses for those who wish
to hunt. He has sold a great number
this year.
Mrs. William Alger of Andalusia
spent Monday in Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker are
moving their household goods into the
Sears property.
Last Wednesday was visiting day al
the Milan public schools, all the teach
ers visiting schools in Rock Island
Larry McKinnie of Moline spent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-21
HUNTING FIANCE
OF HOTEL VICTIM

Chicago, Nov. 21.-The Saratoga ho-
tel murder mystery ceased TO be a
mystery last night and became a man
hunt. The man the police are seeking
Is John B. ("Handsome Jack')
Hooters, a Cincinnati gambler, al
most six feet tall, blonde, curley hair
ed, and with a dimple in his chin.
Hooters is believed to have left
Chicago for Omaha, according to Cap
tain Halpin, Immediately after the
murder. The man is said to have
been telegrapher at one time, and,
according to the detectives, he told
several friends in Cincinnati he in
tended to go to Omaha and take a
position with a railroad.
Koetters is SO years old and weighs
40 pounds. He is feet IL inches in
height. His complexion is light He
Is smooth shaver. Both Of his eyes
usually are infamed.
Koetters was employed for several
months in Cincinnati as an elevator
operator and had visited Chicago
many times. Captain Halpin has noti-
led the police of other cities they
probably would find him around card
games.
The murdered woman was positive
ly identified during the day as Mrs.
Emma Kraft, a well to do widow of
Cincinnati. Koetters is accused of
having induced her TO dispose Of
$4,000 worth of her property, of Turing
her IN ChicapO IN tho rratax, +b,+ ba
intended to marry her, of killing her
in the hotel and Of having made off
with her property.
The Identification OF the woman was
effected by Detective Matt thinner
and Sergeant John O'Keefe after two
days of work. Captain Halpin's inves-
tigation had convinced him the muir
dered woman had almost certainly
come to Chicago from Cincinnati
He gave the two detectives practic-
ally all OF the woman's wearing ap-
parel and sent them down there.
Among other articles were a cheap
umbrella and a pair Of shoes marked
'Kasson," and a coat marked "B. S. &
S. Quality Of style" which, it had been
learned, all had been made in the
Ohio city.
The policemen first made certain
that the goods had been sold in Gin
cinnati by calling on the dealers and
showing the articles to them. Then
they took them to the police headquar.
tiers and asked for help.
Edward Westerkamp, a former Gin.
cinnati policeman and a friend of Mrs
Krafts relatives, then was taken to
headquarters and shown the dead wo
mans clothing. Almost without hest
tation he said they resembled those
worn by Mrs. Kraft when she was last
seen.
Mrs. Anna Kicker, of 2s1O Sidney
street, Cincinnati, and her daughter,
Florence, were then brought in. AS
soon as she saw the umbrella Mrs.
Kicker screamed. 20, it's Emma's'
and tainted. The daughter also was
overcome. The two women were re-
vived and were then shown the arti-