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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-23
A Worthy Movement.

a Worthy Movement.
A movement has been started by
some of the good people Of the city
looking toward the raising Of fund
for the relief OF Mrs. COllyer and
daughter Marjorie II will be re-
membered that they we're passengers
on the Titanic and that the husband
and father went to his death hav-
ing on his person all the money
they possessed and the mother and
daughter recently arrived in Payette
and have oeen stopping at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Hallet. Mrs
/ Collyer is almost a physical wreck
due to the excitement and exposure
and does not seem TO regain her
health as rapidly as her friends
would like to see. The movement TO
assist this unfortunate woman and
her daughter is indeed a worthy one,
and all should give something Ar
rangements are being made where
by boxes win be left at different
stores wherein those caring 10 give
T
NAV leave their donation. Te one re-
Gently deprived OF her only support
and left in a condition which pre-
vents her for many months doing
ANYTHING to help herself any help
will certainly be appreciated We
believe the good people Of this city
blessed With good health and plen-
tv are going to see that this wo'
man and daughter are amply pro-
vi5ed for until such tine as they
are able to return to their native
home or make their own way again
Glass Play A Success.
The class play given Monday even
ling in the Emma Theatre by the
senior class was a success in every
na4ieular and every member in fne
cast OF a Midsummer Nights Dream
aem1itted himself perfectly. Consid-
cradle credit is due 70 Miss Berry
who had charge Of the costumes and
to prof. Mathews who had charge q
The stage fer the success o. the a
Fair. The class Of 1912 acquitted
themselves in much the same man
uer that the patrons OF Paye1te
schools are used to and all who
attended certainly enjoyed TIE piay
and appreciated the hard work the
members Of the class were put TO
to make so creditablo renai'i0a'
The music by the High Sehool or
ehestra was an especial feature
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-23
PAYETTE VALLEY HAS
BEST CROP IN HISTORY

Conservative Growers Place The Es-
innate on Payette Valleys Fruit
Crop At Twenty Five Hundred Cars
Trees Loaded With More Than
Can Bear-Adverse Conditions Pre-
vail in Eastern Fruit Sections.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
"The Irish Piper"

This makes the third season of the
above funny Irish Comedy, and mill
ions of people have laughed at this
matchless, side-splitting Irish Comedy.
This splendid company of fun makers
is well recommended wherever they
appear and is beyond doubt the fun.
niest Irish Comedy on the road. Three
long acts of constant laughter and me-
chanical surprises, elegantly costumed
and produced with special scenery be-
fitting the locality the action of the
play is founded in, and cast of Char
acters picked from the ranks of the
leading comedy artists, both ladies and
gentlemen, fitted for the parts assigned
to them in "The Irish Piper" which
will appear at Central Hall on Tues.
day, Oct. 1st, for one night only. Don't
wait until the above date to secure
your seats for this attraction, but get
your seats at once at the usual reserved
seat sale and avoid the rush at the
door, as this attraction will be pre-
sented at popular prices. Lovers of
good clean comedy will secure their
seats at once.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
o. E. S. Installation.

A special meeting of Yale chapter
o. +. ). was called for last Monday
evening for the pr~pOse of installing
the officers elected and appointed for
the ensuing year.
Mrs. Bernice Fuller acted as install.
| ing officer and Mrs. Florence Denison
as marshal and the following officers
were given their badges and positions.
Another election must be held to pro-
vice for Worthy Matron as the one
chosen did not care to take the office.
Worthy Patron j. +. Beavis, was alb
sent.
Asso. Matron-Etta Clyne.
Secretary-Alice Mckenzie.
Treasurer-Mary Brown.
Conductress-lma Wharton.
Asst. Con.-Elizabeth Shaw.
Ada-Maud Pollock.
Ruth-Olive Jacobs.
Esther-Mary Drouyor.
Martha
Electa-D. Elizabeth Lacy.
Warder-Kate Grimes.
Sentinel-J. |. Rosenthal.
Chaplain-Mary Simmons.
Organist-EliZabet Lothian.
After the ceremony Of installation a
short musical program was given and
Prof. Drouyor in behalf of the chapter,
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Menerey
with Michigan souvenir spoon. Mr..
Menerey responded, thanking h e
members. Afterward an appetizing
luncheon was served to about seventy,
| live persons.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
The Yale Creamery Company

pays larger price and gives a better
test than any other dealer in cream in
this section.
Try us. Patrons are invited to see
their cream tested.
Yale Creamery Co.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Masonic School of Instruction.

A Masonic school of instruction for
Brockway and Brown City lodges was
held in the hall at Yale Wednesday
afternoon and evening. Brown City
lodge was expected to be here and con-
fer the second degree in the afternoon
but for some reason the word did not
reach the present officers and they
failed to make their appearance at that
time but reached here for the evening
Worshipful Master Cavanagh filled
the stations with Chas. Reynolds OF
Peck, f.. j.. Vincent and David Martin
of Port Huron and the work was ex-
ceptionally well carried out, Grand
Lecturer Gilbert having but very few
suggestions to make.
Brockway lodge had the work in
hand for the evening and the large hall
was well filled by Masons from Port
Huron, Brown City, Peck and other
places to see the third degree exempi.
fled. Oscar Denison of Yale was raised
from Fellow Craft to a Master Ma.
son. Grand Lecturer Gilbert expressed
himself as highly pleased with the
splendid work of Yale lodge and was
more than delighted at the large at
tendance, over 100 being present.
After lodge was closed it was an
nounced that midnight supper was
in waiting in the basement of the
Presbyterian church, prepared by the
ladies of that society. Here was where
great many of the members who had
no previous chance to exhibit them
selves were right in line with the best
of them and did justice to the fine
spread of stewed chicken, mashed po-
tatoes, salads, buns, celery, tea, coffee,
cake, in fact everything the heart (or
stomach) could wish.
The Masonic School of Instruction
for 1912 at Yale will long be remem-
bered as one of much benefit to every
member present.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
YALE ST. Clair County, ich THURSDAY September 26, 1912

s,>~N-~-~o-~-~-~~~~--~--~~
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services each Sabbath as follows:-
Preaching service at 10:30 a. m,
Sabbath school H.: As a. m.
Junior League AGO p. m.
Preaching service 7:30 p. m.
Midw week service. Thursday, 7:30
You are cordially invited to all of
these services +. q. Johnson, pastor. q,
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Services for summer as follows:
| Preaching at 1000 a. IN.
Sabbath school HOO a. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at 1880.
Geo. A. Hosmer, pastor.
MECHANIC ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday Service, Communion at 10:30
Sunday school at AS a. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening service at 73O p. m.
We give all hearty invitation to
come to these services.
Z. Charles, Minister
Mp. CHURCH
Glass meeting at 1000 a. m.
Preaching at 1870 d. m, subject,
"The Changeless Love-"
Sabbath School at ll.45 a. m.
Preaching at 745 pm, subject "Chris.
tianity Religion OF Experience.
Prayer meeting each Thursday even
ing at 800.
A warm welcome is extended to all
10 attend these means OF grace.
Charles Bragg, Pastor.
SPEAKER CHURCH OF CHRIST
The series of meetings which lasted
two weeks conducted by the Eyange.
list ID. III. Jackson, of Jordan, Ont, in
the Church of Christ, Speaker township
were closed Wednesday evening of last
week with seven additions, four con-
fessons, and three uniting. Mr., Jack
son is Il young man about 81 years old
and Il powerful speaker from the word
of God. His teaching of the gospel is
so plain a small child can understand.
This was his fourth meeting and the
wish of the congregation is that his
life may be spared " speak to them
many more times.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The services at this church next sab.
bath, the 10Th, will all be in celebration
of "Rally Day" They will include ev
erybody, from primary class to Octege
marian. The Sunday school with very
pretty little exercise will occupy the
morning hour, 1920 o'clock. No other
Sunday school service. Every member
of the church, every member of con-
gregation, and every friend of both, is
earnestly urged to be on hand at this
service. Let it be "Rally day" indeed.
In the evening DR.. Hunter will preach
a special sermon, appropriate to the
day. Good musical program at this
hour. This church cordially invites
everybody to come and share the pleas
ures of the day. Hours: morning 1890
evening 1880. Please be on time,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Annual Re-Union.

The thirty-lifth annual reunion of
the Macomb, st. Clair and Sanilac
Counties Soldiers and Sailors Associa.
tion will be held in the city of Port
Huron October lst and I'd, 1912.
Comrades Port Huron extends to us
a cordial welcome to meet with them
on the above date. Lay aside your
cares for a couple of days and meet
with your comrades of fifty years AGO
Come and bring your wife. Invite
the widow of any deceased veteran Won
may know to be with us, also the Spar.
ish- American veterans.
j. &. Moorehouse, VIM. Baird.
Sec. pres
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Princess Theatre.

The sweet singer, Miss Ray Ogden
and her company will be at the Prin-
cess Theatre one solid week, starting
Monday, Sept. 30, and will offer the
best sketches, plays and vaudeville
work ever seen in this city. This COM
pany, consisting of five (5l people come
highly recommended, and If you enjoy
good wholesome comedy and up-to-d date
sketches, don't miss seeing these at the
Princess, starting Monday, Sept. 80.
Watch for bills giving particulars and
program for the week. Special music
each night.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Marshall--Smith.

The marriage of Miss Grace Belle
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Smith OF Worth township, Sanilac Co.
to Mr.. John a. Marshall of Fremont
township, took place at the home OF
the brides parents on Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. 1S, 1912. Elder James
5. Wood of Yale, performing the cere'
mOny.
Miss Evalyn Smith attended the
bride as maid of honor and Mr.. Dan
Barnes acted as groomsman.
Immediately following the ceremony
a wedding dinner was seryed. The
happy couple received a number OF
valuable and useful presents. The
young couple have the respect and best
wishes of all.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
EDWARD l.. VINCENT
Republican Candidate for the Office
of County Treasurer, st. Clair
County.

Two years ago Mr.. Vincent was first
elected to this office of trust and has
since given his closest attention to the
duties connected with the office. 1t is
impossible for him to get out and visit
each voter personally, therefore he wishes
to say through the columns of the Ex
positor that he will appreciate whatever
support is given him on election day,
November 5th.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Pleasant Evening Spent.

A pleasant party was given at the
home of Evangeline Hydorn on Mon
day evening as a surprise and in honor
of Doretta Smith, who with h e I
mother, sister and brother expect to
make their future home in the state of
Washington. About 20 young people
were present and spent a most enjoy
able time at this hospitable home. A
dainty lunch was thoroughly enjoyed
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Gasoline Enaine Agency.

We have the agency in Yale and vi
cinity for the Bull Dog gasoline engine
manufactured at Lansing. If you are
thinking of buying an engine call and
let us give you prices.
"a. Barr Brothers
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
EstraY Notice.

Came to my farm one mile south and
x mile west of Roseburg on or about
Aug. l2, a red yearling heifer. Owner
please call, identify the animal, pay
charges and take away.
23.1 VIM. Grant.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26
Piano PuniIs

| am prepared to give piano lessons
ruPlls may begin any time by calling
orphohing TO me. have studied with
FRANCES l.. York, instructor of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music, also at
the University School at Ann Arbor.
lO- Florence Harrington.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-26

Candidate on the Republican Ticket
for Register of Deeds, St. Clair
County.


Mr.. Martin has held this office for
nearly one term and has given his EN-.
tire time in looking after the details
personally. lie has made splendid
official and should be reelected. A
vote for him will be appreciated.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-03
8adstnm bes Drbens Der Ser
manmsID6nc.

Son @erru Sobn @inolineer
Dem @roBiefret1r oes Sroens bel
Sermaltnsfobne eebt nl1s naditeber.
&c 3uidrift sn:
@ecbrter sSerrl
Sc miirbe mid f@relterL menn Sil
i'm Slltcreiie bes Sroetls Der Ser:
n%lonnsiobne uno oes 9eutidtums
i'll Staate Teras foleenoe gfoti7
in Sbrem geihabten glatte tetreffs
@ad)stums bes Sroens pcroffcntli.
delt miirben:
Ser Srben ser Sermannsiobne
Iotte am l.. Suli 2S3 9riiberloger
init einer Mitglieoer5abl bon / A..
476 uno 119 Shmciterlogen nit
eiiier Mitelieoer5obl bon 3 $40
@eiammtmitglieoer5abl oes Sroens
/ s 446.
Sbnen i'm goralts beiiens BAN
feno 5eihnet
6ohadtungspoG
Sobn @iholineer,
@rpkSS efret1r,
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Iier /.

&. q. 9oug9, Der am a.. Snh
an Der San Beoro @penlle nit
ieinem Mutomobile eiuerl Slileen
Namens Sad @ollingsportb, Der
auf ieinem Bicycle bibr, anrannte.
luo6ci Der Surge abgelporfen mo
angcbli6 ihmer perlest wuroe, lift
im Holi5eigeridt oes all5u ldnellen
6a6rens i6uloig befimoeu ullo 5ur
3ablilug bon $25 pcrurteift NOR
ben. @r erf(drte, al oas Goilntpgc-
ridt appeaieren 5i ipolen.
Oh. Srebcrif Serrca lit gum
8oriisenoen bes Gnmpoeue-8omi,
tes Der gitisens' &eagite ernobIt
luor6en.
Ser alleelneiil in Ser Staot
befannte Srieoeusrid,ter llniiheiD
bot iib 5reitae abellb nit 5ral;.
lein Marp Slorence COOPER rerbei.
rotet.
Siirfiide gaoer, sos DIT Sonitpnitr.
SSn Sonoo wllroe Sreitog Die
erltc 8agenlaoung Wci5en, Die ie
in Meoina Gountp 5lnt 8crIanot
ae5ogen puroe, nod, Dem Often Ders
idniff
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-03
@as beoeitet es? @s lit ourh tct

-
8as beoeutet es? @s lit ourd tct-
iadli1es Nad5ablen ermielen nor.
Den, Dob neun-5ebntd Ser 2euts,
oeren 9eiunobcit burd Sen 81.
bral6 bon Sorti's Ilpenfrauter
tpteoer ~bergefteQt iuuroe, be8eugcn,
bob tie Dor Dem @ebrau1 oieIes az
Item arauter : Seilmittels Merjta
ltno Weoi5inen pergebli1 perIltbt
batten; Der alpemfrGuter luar IT.
re leBte. 8nflubt gepeien. @as &C.
oeutet oas? @s beoeutet einfah
Rob oielc einfade Sausnleoi,ill
Seilungel ~poabrinet ullo 2eioell
eufbebt, ipo anoere Meoi5ine,l
ltleinbar periagell. @r lift bette
olerfannt, ielbit bon Ser meoi8ini-
idelf Srofeiiion, aIs Die bette ie
eltoedte Meoi5in. Ct bat ieine
Nabobmungelt, aber feinen SteG-
pertreter. @r cntfernt niht nur
ben %peroorbenen mo iiberfliiiIig II
Stoff aus benz Spitem, ionorrn
idafft reines, reibes, rotes 9tnt
mo sutes, iolioes, eeiunoes Sleii1.
ausidlieBlih ourd feline eigenen
geroicnite bat er iid ben @eg
5nr aagemeinen 9elie6tGeit er.
ebert.
gr reini9t oos Slut; er for.
bert Die 8eroauung; = er regt oie
Sober an; = er reeuliert. Sic Gil
getpeioe; er wirft nuf 0ie Nie-
rem; - er berubigt oas Nerpenip-
item; = er nabrt, itarft uno belebt;
- er offnet Die Sautporen uno CT
5eugt aeiruloen SdneB.
&ura er lit cine Samilien : Me.
oi5in inn beltcn Gimme bes @or-
tcs, uno iolte in ieoem Salts-
balte geflnloen lper6en. ST lit aii-
gene6m 6u nebmen uno entbdl.
nidts, mas ocln Spltem niht gut ta-
tc. gr lit ni6t in Apotbefen 81
baben, ionoern miro Dem Gubli.
tin1 brett geltefert ourcb SPECIAL
Mgenten, Die bon ben gigentiimem
crnannt iino.
Rerionen. peIde al 9ldsen pob
ncn, mo iid nod fein Ieent fir
Ilpenfrauter befinoet uno : melde
NIT oieiem beriibmten &rduter-
Seilmittet eiilen @erilth gu mahrit
miiniden iolten @ebrau6 ma.
den bon nnierer Spe5ial.Offerte
elmer 8robefilte unieres Seilmit
tells, elm 9useno 35c Slaiden ent-
6alteno, gu Dem Spe8ialpreiie bon
$500. Mai idreibe itets an Die
aaeinigen Gigentiimer, Or. Bete.
Sabrnep & Cons 60, 1875 Gu.
Sopue glne., Gbicogo, 81.
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nit ibm gu iei1en Saltpten oos
idipar5li6e @emimmel 1t%n3abIiger
araben uno DobGen lit sic ounfeln<
Be Stoot 5o9, oie iib IN oen it'll
len @aiiern ibrer Sei6e 10 Dor
nebm rubig ipiegeltel ga, olsd bier
moren @otter!!
Iber lie iporen inn llid)t ql1a.
big; lie nolten iei1 9luge nid)t
fcien, moaten feline Solto nidt lea.
nen. Sein glid modte an Sen 111a>
leriihen Steuen nift baften ,tlto
ietn Sfi55enbub blieb lcer.
8ieleidt, oaB ibm bie 3erItrell-
ing oes geielli9en 2ebens sic red)<
te Sonmlllne eobI @atte ct lidj
bod ifon mandmdl nlitten IN bent
bunten Sreibeu ser Meniden mic
1ergefunoen; mar ibm oo6 idon
oft in Dem @ei6lptrr oes @eiprd~
Dies zines ii6erfiiGten Salon, bel
Dem &lappern Der Seller an elmer
l%arrnenoen @irtsbaustafel ooa
Eroblem flor eemorben, iiber bent
ct in Ser giniamfeit bergeblid
gebriltet. In6 bier more,t Melts
i6en!
uno quite, trefflide, eelebrte.
geiitboae Weni6en, tpertll tie aud)
I'M oagemeinen an Bropbeten nidt
leidt glaubten, ltno am alleruenig.
item geneigt marett, ei1tem 8ropbez
ten aus ibrem 8aterlanbe Yalm-
blatter auf oer Weg gu itreiien.
@ottbolo NOR eben mad Sunoia
gefommen, Inn Elm pnor Gage un3
Ndbte nn Dem Sterbebette ieines
8euiionars uno geliebten Srenl.-
oes, beg Malers 9ruggberg, gu
liben uno linn Die Ml1gen 5uoriifen
81 oilrfen, Die eroBen aeiiterbafte.
Mugen, Die er emit uilten in BEN
i6onen Stalien bon aiinitlerieligs
felt batte itrablen leben. Sest blat-
terte er poa @ebmut uno Stol3
III Der Sfi55enmappe, Die ibm Ser
Gntihlafene oanfbar permdd)t
8elhe @elt NOR bier 5erltorf, nod,
bepor Tie ii6 in ibrer gan5en ,Serr.
lid)feit offeubart! cine @elt, leud).
teno III Sonnenidein, triefenh noll
ombroiiider Sh0nbcitl
Gr mar Elm Maler! rief @ottbolr
Elm Mal iiber oos anoere, mabrelll
iein bemnnoernoes 9lif nuf oteicr
mibabbaren 9lattern rllbte, or ma:
Elm Moler!
Ser junae Ssfar @rllgebergl III
Der Sat! Seil1e @ltern iparen ar.
ne Sduiterlelite, iie lpobl1ten bil1=
ter Ser ct. Sobnnnisfirde; Der
@ater madte nur Slidlpcrf, mir fla,
ben ben fleinen Osfar oft u1io oil
Die geflidten StieieIn burd) oi(
StraBcn traeen ieben.
(Gortictun1 iaIat.)
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@egen Die 9uen's erbob ii6 oaS
golf uno geeert Die 9anoe- Seem
Oorfer Meudtlmoroer uno ibrel
auftraggeber erbob iid oie o%ffentlis
de Meinung. Die Maen's muir
Ben n~ieoergebest nnb ste Seem Yor>
fer Woroer eeitanoen unter beni
DRUID ei1ter aagemeinen gntriiituns
mie fie 10 ausgeiproden iid lett
Sobren nidt funogegeben bot. %
mllBten ielbit Seiner @bren, oenl
giireermeiiter, enolid oie Aueeft
oufgeben. l1nb auh oie bodlteben~
ben Muftraggeber mllBten ms @ez
fangnis manoern.
3pei grunoneri6ieoene greignii-
ie, ober ibr Musgang milB oerielbe
iein, menn 8ernunft unb &edt eri@
%1iiereu Iouen. @eber nit Ser Maen-
ganoe nod NIT oen Stem gorfer
M0roern unb ibreu 8eihiiterll
oiirfen mir Mitleio baben. Die @i<
ren geboren ni6t mebr in uniere
3eit binein, Die anbern iino fronf-
bafte 8rooufte unierer 3eit. geioe
miifien untergeben.
Die 4aen's meroen's aud,, man
miro fie perniften. glber Die Seen
Oorfer = bon oenen modte i6 es
llibt 10 beftimmt porausiaaen. @i@
lien SEEM gorfer 3oli5eilelitnani
miro man idnerlif} i'm efeftn-
idell Stubl ieben. Sd p~enigitens
oIo,,h,2 ,,,A+
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Wenn 1br am rr1aaen Ieidet

bann laBt gu6 elm freies 8robepaf.
fet BON meitten Maeentabletten fom'
men, peIde gud idnelle 2inberuna
brineen meroen. Gin bortreffli6es
MitteG eeeen @erpoIitGt, Ma9eneos,
@eritopfung, trGee 2eber, etc. Gin
eeoieeenes Bud iiber Magenfranf'
beiten ebenfaas frei. Wton aoreiiiere,
JOHN A. SMITH, 9f62 Smith
8loa., Milmoufee mis.
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@r befirnorten cine &onnntfions gerfpaltrng.
@r beflrmoren sic @%usarbeitung zines nelen CHARTERS, Der ben
9eoIrfninen r1ierer mabien0en Stabt entfpr6t.
@Mr perurteileu Die 3oblung bn @elobeitrGgen Ser Staot anec=
ieQten fir poitnde 3DeGe as forrupt uno geieBpibrig.
@r 6efirmorten pernanente GtraBen 8erbeHerlngen gegen Die
iesige 8fulberei lmo mir bafiruorten Die Musoebnung BON Mb-
5ugs Sanalen.
0r. perpfnbten inns CUR Inlage zines ,Sinfing Synnos" 10 idneI
pe moglt.
@r perpfibten uns, ieoen neu aennobten @oiier aoniraft ben
glrgern 5nr Mblhnnnang 5u unerbreftaL
@r beflrmorten cine 0nrbgebenoe REORGANIZATION bs 8oH5ei=
lmo Seueroepartenlents olf @tribenft 8aTs.
gMr .befirnorten cine ourbgebenoe Reaoreaniiofon oes Sani-
tats 9epartements, af DOB unPre Straben fret bon 5hlanm
lmo Sau6 merben.
@r perpHidten uns, afs Departments Chefs energiihe uno fa-
bige Wfanncr 51 ernenne1t Bic heen, Die Die Saot erbaIen fam.
@r %mBbiQiaen I'M bodten @rooe be @nfeqnng bcpaffneer Spee
5al Gol5iten an hn @ablpldben, oils Dem @efe elmer freen
Hegterlng 5nuioerlaueno.
gMr befIrportens cine fortidritlide Serpaltngsmeiie nno aat
ben DOB Die Staot gntoriatel &anb in Sano NIT iolfens Srga-
nilationen operieren Io1tn sic 5un algeneinen 8efen 9egrHnoet
nuroen.
CITIZENS LEAGUE.
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= aus Gemton, 0etp Seriep, miro
beribtet, Dob cine Sdlnn9e bas
Gfero oes Sarmers 9emarelt olti-
frelien mollte. Dos ipor ieoenfoll5
feline gemobnlid,e Sdlange, ionoern
Gle berii6nlte Seeidlangc.
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2mftidiffer faaem

MagelI-, 9eber nilo Wiercnfranf6ek
len gum Spier geraoe mie mloerc
2eute mo lie leioem e6enlo oil Mppe,
titloiigfeit, Miidenldmer5 ,@erpoiitat,
aopiweb uuo nllgemciner GMludde.
aber es lit unnotig, in iol6em 3u-
itanoe 5i iein iuicS .. 8ecbles in
&enrp, Gent, benefit. Gr lhreibt:
uSeds 5laiden electric 8itters ga.
ben mir mebr Strait uno gutenappe-
tit ais otle oneere Mcoi8in porbcr, .
so bilit Der 8itters SeOein. @s lit
toridt, 81 leiOelt, melut oieies groBe
@ittel idon nod DER eriten 0oIis
hilk Seriudt i'm. 0ur soc in nlIen
M~potbefen,
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8erlanst - Mdrner, Inn bas Bar
bieraeihdft gu erlernen, III elm pdar
@oden. @ermebrte Nadfrage mad Bar
bieren in bieier @aiio,l. Sac bette Sanbe
inert %beutsutaae. Gutter @eroienit. 2eidlz
tie. reinIi6e 4rbeit I'M Sallle. Gdreibt
UNI freien 9ataloe.
Mpler Barrier Gplleae.
oO0 moF4 <Ropn,,arc a..
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Ser Sdulrot Don Corpus
@hrilti bot aontrafte fir oen 9oit
BON nrei Sdnlbdniern dbaeIdloi
zen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-06
Davenport Buyer
Buys a Fine
KimbaII Player
Removal Piano Sale Is Making
History for the Bowlby
Piano House.
Prices Reduced-Terms Cash
or Easy Monthly Pay
ments.

There were Just FIVE more pianos
sold-hve more homes made happy
ard history made yesterday at the
sam W. Bovlby Piano House. 1911
Second avenue, Rock Island, in that
fact that never before in the 35 years
OF piano selling have so many pianos
boon sold within a given time.