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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
4a~tsn ,sRD 8elIeSne.

- Die ct. Mntonius Sitter 80.
1876 bon geuepue erpGblten foIsenbs
geantte: praIioent, Spbn Riiinger; !.
9iaeprdlibent, Sacob 2eiid; 2. Ui5e.
prdiibent, Qusuit 9reimer; protos
tou Setretdr, Wm. $. lleberi4las;
5inanasSefretdr,, 2puts Rub; S9asz
lneiiter, elmer Giiemann; Sruitees
Gbarles Nagel uno s. piae.
Ssrr Soispb Sdasmann bon
go. 14O Waro glpenue, Bellepue, be-
tIast Den 5ob ieinsr Z Sabre alter
5Odter 8ernon, Der aeitern erfolste.
- 9arnep asmmerlins, friiRr 81
eentbiimsr Der Confectionery CT Der
6. unb Berrp 2lpenue in 0aptpn nirp
bon Der poliaei pegen Stedens NIT
Ter MbIidt, Wlitael auchler bon Der
s. QDsnue su tOoten, perlangt. Der
Streit iplI in elmer Wirtblbdft be-
qonnen unb an Der 6. uno BerrD Mp.
duseetrugen tporben isin, pobei aems
merlins bem4a9ler cine tiefe Shnltt-
ipunbe i'm Rodsn unO am 3alie bei>
bra1ts. Gesen 3emmerling, Der bic
Stabt perlaifen bat, ipuroe ein Sattz
befebl srlaHen. Poli5eiaeF Srtlteb
bat bic Yoliaei Der umliesenoen
Stdbte fenadrihti9t.
- Der 0apton Staotratb nabm in
isiner geItrissn Sisung Den 9eridt
Der 9onb &ommiiIion entsesen,
Bombs i'm 9etrase BON $2252.5O ein=
5usis6sn, pie folgt: $1,000 Selper
Bombs; SIP Rsfunoing Bomb Gons
pons; $500 9lb3uastanul gonosGpuz
ppns uno $50 Renelpal 9onbagouz
pons. Stuot : Sngenleur 9la5ier
untsrbrsitsts bic pldns unp Spe5Hi9
tationen fir bic 8erbeherunsen Der
6. 2lpenue. gln oas betreffenoe &onls
mittee pertpieIsu. Die ReIisnatton bes
9tbfalIfoaettors Chris. 8ouoins muir
be anssnommsn. Staptin9enieur 9las
5isr bsri6tste, baB bel benz 9ertauf
Der itGbtii6en Cots an Der 5. apenue
bic @rensen niht ri6ttg an5eeeben
purben. Wuroe an bas JindnS> uno
Geieb Gommittee berpisien.
- Die 0apton unb gellepue aesler
2isa eripGblte folssnbe 9eamte: prds
iibent, Seors 5runnsQ; Wiseprdiiz
bent, Wm. Bourne; Setretdr uno
S6abmeiitsr, s. psacod; aommittee:
5, peucOd uno s. asrn, Sr.
Der Oamenspsi9 bes Deutits
NmeritaniIden Stabtperbanoes bon
Beaebus perIammelt iia morsen Rats
mittas in Der Wobnuns Der 5rau Wm.
Stabl on Der 0ranb 8iep Ipe. ,uno
fpirb bic 8eumten fir bas Iaufsnbs
9sihditsjabr ertpGbIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
Jiir Ote quite GaHe.
guritellmns Sreitas Nadmittag i'm
2Drie fir oas 8utc Samariter
Suipital.

Cine 8oIoporitellung i'm better
Simle oes @ortes finoet am 5reital
Gahnittag i'm 2pric Sbeater itnti
uno sipar suun 9eiteu Des gailfonos
fiir oaS 8ooo Sanmritan Soipitnl.
Gs miro cine ,sIl Star" s8oriteIlnng,
bie aus uht slften beItebt ilno oas
bette brinet, mas oieie ISOLDE III all'
fern SdnnipieIerbduiern gebotcit
miro. SIMMER bereit 81 belfen, battsn
lih Die aiinitler uno stiinitlerlnnen lo'
aleid berett erfl1rt, burh ibre Wltt'
mirfung on Der 8alaporitellung ibr
SheriIein aur gltteu Sadie beijnlteli'
ern. SRI. Mana 3ucca, Die yrinln
Gonna Der ,Noie Dtaio" 8eielllfaft,
one bieie @ohe i'm 8rano lit, tritt NIT
oem eansen Gbor uno Dem elgenel
Srheiter auF nno eibt einige bilbihe
Seenen aus Der Sperette gum 9cIten
Son 8eitb's Columbia Sbeater tpirfeil
bier aiinitler NIT; ebenio elne gln5a5l
pom WuInut, pom 2pric unb bon per
idieoenen onberen 9beatern. Die Dor
telling beeinnt Inn 2.15 9tadnllttags
uno Itebt ltnter 2eitrug pom Col
Games Senneiip. ssm 2pric ionic in
Sauptouartier Der 8aufonos. Samnt.
Ter Iino 5ifets i'm 0orperfaui erbdlt'
lid. es miro eriportet, Dab ollrd
oie Goritellung rimo $4,000 auIge.
brat,t iperben, Die bem 9aufollos illt'
pertiir5t 5uflieBen, benn ltitfoitell iino
nidt porbanoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
NalenSer Der Sanbbeger So.

Gin biibihes iarbenprahtiges
aunitiperf lit Der @anotulenber, bcn
Die Is. Nnoteser SO. on ibre Sun.
oen uno Sreunoe perihidt Gin Wtdo=
den nit jitgenolif,em antlie, i'm
cleganten Reitfleio, Die 3eitpeitIte
leiht in ben Sanben bnlan5ireno, iagt
Dem 9rounen, Der Die iiibe 2ait dliI
oeu siiiden nebmen iou, ben erItc't
@ruB. gripartungspoH itebt Der mad,'
tiae Suno, BON Der Sorte Der Scotd,
Ieer SOUNDS, Tlneben, Der Der
ifJonen Serrin aui benz WioreeE-
rift foIgen oarf. Gntipuri uub slus-
iiibrltng bes 8iIbes iinb gleih gut ge-
lungen umb Der aalenoer miro Cen
Gmpfdngern gepiB Sreiioe bereiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
MHoeiateb Charities.

Die Mifociateo CHARITIES, gso. SOD
9roabnnp, ruenbet fif an 6ie luobl.
tbGtig geiinnten 8iirger nm Silic,
oenn be slnforberlngen, Ole obne I'm
terlaE on 0as iegensreihe ssnltit,it gc.
iteQt iperben, iteigern jih natiirIidy
liHt BITE Weibnahtsseit gang etlorm.
Bon benz Experimentation lln1fana
Der Mrmertpflege, Die bas Snititut be.
treibty erbdIt man cine sybee, ipenn
man beriidiihtiot, bob bic 0eieIL
ihnft bislang annrilien linteritiiti
bat m tDelden iih 3617 Rinoer be.
ftnben. auh gegentp6rtig lit bic Rin-
oeriAnnr fpieber groB, az ipelhen Der
MeibnnhtSnnna ,rlir bsir1 Die MiIo-
siateo Charities ibren Neg iinOat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
@arnm 1T lie bic Bette?

@arnm lit bic ct. Dernaro-Rr6n
ter-Biile Die bette alIer Yiuen? Neil
iie aus reinen beilfr1ftigen Rr6utern
'iino Wur5eln bereitet ,uirb. Gs Iauert
fem tiitiihes 0ift tpie GnedfiIber I'm.
ter Der perlodenoen 8uderbiile, tpie
Bel ben meiiten anlerifaniiden ga.
tentpillen. Sic lit 10 5uDerldiiig un0
rein. ipie Die ct. 8ernnrbS.N .Nriiber
ielbit eS iin0, 0e lie erflnoeu boben.
Bel Mneen- unb 2eberleiben, Der.
itopfimg, fcirie BEL allen St6ranocn
Der llnterIeibs.O .Orenne III bic Ct.
Bernard 2r1uterpiQe ein 9epoItiees,
bod milbc tpirtenbes &eiImittel. ssn
&potbeten ~ baben. as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
@eibuadItsfeier i'm Clifton SeisbtS
0eiansperein.

Wi. alIjdbrlid, 10 Rrknitaltst ouf]
bieiss Sabr pbissr 9erein feline 10 be-
liebts Weibnahtsfeier nit Ba5ar nno
5sitIpRlsn. Die Jeisr piro iih aui
atpei Gage eritred.n, rdmlid Samitog,
q. uno Sonntos, %. DECEMBER, uno
nirb in Der @ereinsbaus, 1851 gobs
Strabe, iiiolid Der 6ushes Sodidule,
absebalten tperben. arrangements
iinO sstroffen iporbsn, bab auf oem
ga5or nur ibDne unb pertbpole Qrs
titel ausselest iinb, tpelhe ith rprs
siislib ols W.ibnahtsssihent eisnen,
70 bab ieber 8eIuher befriebiat bas
5eit psrlafen fpirb. Cine grobe 4ns
Siebunestraft iperoen bic an jebem
Gag. oufgsfiibrten peridieoen,n 5eita
fpiele ausiibsn, tpeIhe in edit Deuti6sm
geiits ss6alten iinb unb besbalb Der
9eiuh bes Jeites jsbem Deutfhfiib=
knben 5u empfeblen lit.
Die Jeier besinnt jeben 4benb um s
llbr. Ginleiiung bsr Ieitipiele Durf
bic GbOre. Diristnt Maar Weis.
StGnbhen u. 9eIhnit!
2lus Dem Ra6tIaser bon @ranaba
areuber
SamItas, 81. DECEMBER: Das b.rr=
Iids Weibnadtsmdrh,n: rWeibnadten
in Rr Walbberberee" - bon Gliiabett
Shmibt. Muiit BON paul Gldier.
perionen:
Der Mtrt6 Satob 2eiiinger
Die Wirtbin Wargoretbe 8oebme
Die 9ere Nlfreo Bad
0i. CUTE See SRI. JIOra SdmiOi
anedt Ruprht Satob geder
Gin gddsr Robert RupI,
Gin 9iidler pbiIipp 2.iiinser
Gin SafIdmisO aaOoif Ssrrmann
manberburi6en.)
WihtelmGnnten: Nettie Shu6ert.
Gba Sobunntses, gIiis Reib, Gll.
2ei9t, gleonore 2or.na, 6ilba 2os
rena, Norma Grebfen, Jriebo2eiht,
Selma Strrmdnn, 2ouiie Ruple.
81. bon ben 2esteren pprsetragenen
Weibnahtslieber fino burh SRI. 4Imo
9aufer einseiibt.
SonRtus. %. DECEMBER. Muf alg.s
meims Werlonsen oas tiefempfinbenbe
Weibnahtsfpiel: ~D.r Menihenfeinb,
ober am Weibnu9tsabenb", Don Mboli
Spabn.
qerfonen:
5Oriter 8dumbud Soiepb Bad
Ruoolf. fein Sobn. GoritsebiIie
Der 8ranotrtOni Satob Beder
2eni, befen Sohtsr Nnna 9ermann
Die WaIbbotenfrau Ratbarina9auisr
3tpei 2inber.
Ori Der 6anbluns sine Malbbiitte
i'm 9O9sebirse.
Gum Ghlub an beiben 2lb,nben
9uns. Deffnuns Der 9ans ieb.n Gag
um 3 llbr Nanmittass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
Die biesu1digen SDmpbonie Som
serte.

Sn ben beiben biespDdisen Spms
pbonie aonaerien, bic an Greitag
Ha9mittag unb am Samitas Nbeno
i'm Gmsrb 9lubitorium itattfinben,
fpirten ols Soliiien Elm UsitsIieb bes
SrdeItsrs, Ssrr. Sulius Sturm, Der
5iibrer Der Self, NIT. Das CUR
0urdfibruns selansenbe prosramm
lit tpie folst:
;3pei rumdniids Rbaplobhn Gneseo
apnssrt fir @ioloncello Idlo
Snmpbonie go. 6 Jfhaito!pstp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
@eriuegcner Ganbanfaa.

Giu peripegener Maubanfan mur.
be aui ben Glert in Der 9lpotbefe non
Soripib Bros, on Central Anenue
uno Gapib StraBe, begaugen. Gin
imbefannter Wann betrnt Die apotbe-
fe, ridJtete einen Repolper auf oen
Glert uiro eignete iih 1927 aus Der
2aoeiifaiie on, porauf er mt ieiner
0ellte entflob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

Sobn 6. 9iooeers. bon Der Wo6ei
Garage Comp, gto. q Dit 8. Mne.,
nieloete geitern Der Eoli5ei, bob ibn
elm iuertboolles 9mid glttomobil gc-
itoblen poroen lit. gr tbeilte Der go.
li5ei oen Wamen oes mutbMuBliden
Diebes nit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
6cr3ihlag.

Der 80 Sabre alte SacOb Sdpae
ben BON go. 2555 2ibben Gtrabe.
Irpurbe bon ieiner Shpefer Jrl. Gfier
Shtpaben toDt in fsinem Bette liesenp
oufaefunben. goroner Or. goe ItelIte
feIt, bob Der Mann einem 9er3fdlas
erleaen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

Ebpne 1851 VI. 3
= 9rop.r 6. 9ater, tpel6er ieinen
Stief sShpisgerpatsr Stepen Grapes
am 81. Sttober in Ieiner 9austbiire
nieberf9ob, tpuroe geitern @orurittae
benz Rihter Wiurpbp auf Die 2lntlase
bss Morbes porgefiibrt uno pluibirte
nidtidulbig. Sein pro3eB 1T fir
Sanuar anberaumt ipprben uno Hit=
ter Murpbp tpirb einen 8ertbeibiser
fir ben 2lnsetIasten ernennen.
- Ridtsr Murpbp itri9 seitern SO
QntIagsn i'm Sriminalserift auf bic
@mpfeblung bes StaatsanpaIts Mi.
.. Burns bin.
- Das Suprsme 9eriht bat bas
5eftament bes RrItorbenen Roberi
MuItatter, ipehhes ppm Mboptipio1n
Sobn ebert 9luitatter bier i'm 9eribi
ansefo6teu tpurs. nell bic Mittpe ben
gau3en Ra6laB srbielt uno Der ald=
ger ignorirt puroe, fir seiesgiiltie
ertldrt.
- sob.sfdls: Suffice aplb, eiil
farmer nabe Oarrtppn Itarh pprs
leBte Waht i'm 2lter Don 81 Sabren,
Gr binterldbt bic trauernoe Wittps
uno 6 ainper. - Grau Jerola 2,
8arnss, bic Wfutter Der Jrau !. a
Cullen, itarb ssitern Wtorsen i'm Ils
ter Don 80 Sal e.n. Sie mar aus
Cincinnati ssbiirtis. - Wsartin Sert,
lein, tpelber aus Japetteoiae, g.,
itammt unb bier auf Beiuh bel ieinel
5odter Jrau 9orrp Waroel, IL Siie
Srent Strnbe. mar, itarb porseittrn
4benb am S6Iasflub i'm Mtter bon
70 Sabren. Sobn Gutenberg, elm pro-
minenter Deuti6er aus lln6auien,
!5eHen gtaiiau, sebiirtig uno ieit 19
Sabren bier anidiIiG itarb porseitern
@lbenb i'm Nlter BON 62 sSubren on
4ftbma. Gr binterldbt 5pei 10dter
unb einen Sobn. Gr fam als 19
Sabre alter Siinslins nab aimeritd
uno ipobnte mebrere Sabre in 5rop,
N. 3. gr mar felt Sabren bier in
Der gitate -Sfenfabrif als 8ormann
beihdftist uno seborte mebrersn Der
einen an. Di. 2eihe ipirb ipdter in
benz Griebbof in 9rop. q. g., sur ftse
ten Rube beitattet.
- Clara g. aneislp bat ibren g.s
fhiebenen 9attsn Gmerp parter tpe=
gen Sbbut ibres 1Dhterdens Qeona,
tpeIhes nit benz Batter lebt, Dertlagt.
81. fiibrr an, baB iie ein sutes 5ein.
fir bas Einb beIist unD bab ihr friis
berer Wann iib tpisoer perbeiratbst
bat.
- Der poliaiit Sanifon berIor
porseitern Nadt ieinen RepolDer in
benz Soilettensimmer auf benz g., 8.
& o. 8abnbof.
- Golsenbe 5erren ipurtsn seiiern
fiir ben Sanuar 1ermin bes D<<
ri9ts aIs GrobsefHtpprtne ge5ogen:
.. 8. MaIIon, Sobm @enber, grant
l9ammsrIs. ST.. GImsr GpiplsR %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
Siobsbotid)ait.

Ter 9oli5eidef erbieIt eeitern
slbeno elm Telegranm Don Dniufon,
Ga, oes Snbnlts, 0aB q. 9. Nouanb
in senannter Stobt seitorben III. Gin
Yruber oesielben iol in Cincinnati
dni1iiig iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

Iiffcit In BEN Sdlen Der MrbeiterbaIle
itctt. Gem Aommittee TT es gelungen,
rfele prdhtiee Sahen uu5uidaffen,
Die iiderltd) febr begebrenspertb ltno
uno bic Werlooi,tns itiruitIiren per.
ben. Muberbern gibt es ein Hotties
Iansfr1nsd,cn, aIio antiiiement in je.
Der Gorrn unb fir fdmmtIihe SbeTI'
nehfner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

sSer oie @eiellihaft 1mteritiist, tra9t
ha5u bel, baB AUDI ben 4Inoern Der
slrmen cine @eibnahtsfreitoe berettet
miro.
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Eiebenbiraer Gad,ien.

Der giebenbiireer Saden Rronfen.
llnteritiisungsperein bot fir Gaming
Mbenb cine Gbriifba,irrW WerIooiune
,arraMgirt urso Ipar ftnbet bie Geit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
@teth SbreSaResy

Felegfe 5unee, ubler Mfbem, Rppft019--ilfn
nles 9st6en zines berborbsnen Wlngen1 Darn
Hebint parfoa IabIeitefi, ben beIiSibfen Dfefier.
nliin5 Ganbp dbffibrenben gIutreiniaer. Tae
t f'sq nsa y ass se ebso sssf Sos s, osos ST.
GUT auSfebeH uffo iid nobI fiibIen BartoIo
ruiro nerfauft bon .Sbren fiibrenbeu apotbefern
In 25e, soc uHo 81 SdnhteIn. Miid In 1oc
ben an bic VartoIa Co., 100 20 slpe., N. o.
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- linier Isent in Samilton lit
Serr Gbuarb grnf, 449 Siib Siinfte
Gtrafe. gsa Gel. 476 81, Some
8bpne 1851 u. 8
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
FAVOR
FREEDOM OF PRESS

The Rock Island branch OF the So
cialist party at the last regular meet
ing adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, After centuries Of strug-
gle the rights OF free speech and free
press have been achieved by the peo-
pie of most nations, and
Whereas, These rights are guaran-
teed TO all people in the United States
by the constitution of the United
States, and
Whereas, The workers are limited
by poverty 10 the streets and public
grounds of the various cities in the ex-
ercise OF the right of free speech, and
Whereas, The city council OF San
Diego, Cal, at the dictation Of the or
gained business interest of California,
has deprived the workers OF the right
OF free speech and has with extraordi-
nary violence enforced this ordinance
through the police force and brutal
mobs OF so-called respectable citizens
apd has suppressed the press Of the
city which protected and published the
facts Of this struggle for free speech
by illegally deporting the editor there
OF, and
Whereas. A similar condition ex-
lists in the city of Aberdeen, Wash,
Whereas, these events in connection
with other similar events occurring
within the last few years point to q
conspiracy on the part OF organized
greed TO throttle the voice OF labor
raising in protest against unbearable
industrial conditions. Therefore be it
Resolved. BY the socialist party Of
Rock Island that We point out to the
general public that free speech and a
free press are safety valves in times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
SIMPLY A CAUSE
OF IRRITATION
A Competing Telephone is No More
Necessary Than a Fifth Wheel

MANY people think competition desirable 1t is in most
things competition telephone
appealed Where system
public controlling board with authority
compel company furnish intending
proper with
company Charge necessity additional
company exploiting field
The exploitation of competing lines in cities
capital municipalities
Iicatel inese
Hon Charma Of the Baad@Ra Commr
Jt0 Canadians Gni0at To,ntS,Jf I9II)
The economic waste involved through
competition, in furnishing telephone
service. cannot be justified.
4 "a q Central Union Telephone Co.
1871 A. BEVERIN Manase
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
To PROTECT FOOD
FISH IN ILLINOIS
Movement on Foot to Get Early
Legislation With That End
in View.
METHODS ARE WASTEFUL
Statement Sent Out in Which Plan
of Reclaiming LOwlands Is
Attacked.

A lively campaign has been Started
by she fishing industries and by the
state ish commission 10 secure legis-
lation at the next session OF the ILL
nois general assembly for the protec-
ton OF food fish.
a bill probably will be offered which
will prohibit SEEMING on breeding
grounds.
II IS declared that the food fish in
the Illinois river are being removed in
such quantities that in a few years
many Of the varieties will be extinct
30 far as commercial purposes are con
cerned, If the practice continues as at
present
Addition 10 the supply may be made
by proper propagation, it is said, but
as long as SEEMING on the breeding
grounds is permitted replenishment
Of the supply is practically impossible.
In a statement sent out, a plea is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
Lodge Notes

At meeting of Rock Island camp
So, Woodmen of the World, and Wal
nut grove 27, Woodmen circle, held
last night at Maths hall, it was de-
cided to join with Lincoln camp 81
of Moline in holding memorial SER
vices at Riverside cemetery, Moline,
the afternoon OF Sunday, June ?,
Sunday afternoon, June 8, memorial
services will be held at Chippiannock
cemetery, Rock Island, and a COM
mittee consisting of c. T. Fuller,
William Larrance and R. H. Kuenl
have been appointed to make the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

made against the establishment Of too
many drainage districts. The state
ment says:
The salvation Of the commercial
industry on the Illinois river depends
largely upon the preservation Of the
bottomland lakes and sloughs, which
are the natural breeding grounds of
all species OF FISH found in this state,
through state ownership. This in ef-
feet makes a reservation for fish SINH
lar in purpose to that for game. In
the same way the public, which is
most affected by the decline or dan
ger Of the total determination of the
fisheries, should be permitted 10 throw
considerable weight in the decision.
ILLINOIS MAIN SUPPLY SECTION.
The Illinois river fishery is proven
bal; ii is matter of record that %
per cent of the fish sent TO market
from the Mississippi valley are taken
from this river. It is incredible that
we are going TO sit by and sanction
its determination by the indiscrimin-
ate converting of these lakes and
sloughs into levee districts.
THE widespread havoc created by
the recent foods in the Mississippi val
ley can be traced directly to limiting
the food area by establishing levee
districts and the denuding Of forest
lands, and sound a warning that should
[ be needed. II land reclamation along
the Mississippi river and It's tributar-
/ les continues at the present rate, il
will be but a few years when human
lives and millions of dollars worth OF
property will be in jeopardy at every
freshet. The American greed for the
mighty dollar blinds US TO impending
| dangers"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

A varied assortment of attractive
slip-over gowns, made of fine main
sock trimmed in cluny lace, EN-
broidery and clusters of pin tucks
These have proven a very popular
gown, regular $500 OF 1E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

of stress and cannot be shut off with
out great public danger.
Resolved that We approve Of the or
ganization of the California free
speech league and We will support il
both morally and financially to the linn
il Of cur ability. And, be it further
Resolved, That copies of these res
olutions be sent to the press of the
city OF Rock Island for publication and
the California free speech league.
Signed
J. c. GIBSON,
PERRY H. SHERMAN,
NJ. L. MORRILL,
Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

necessary arrangements, the details
Of which will be announced as soon
as completed. Several applications
for membership we're received by
Grove 81. who with others will be
introduced into the order Tuesday,
June 25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

Denver-Japan is to adopt the ju-
venile court system as instituted and
conducted by Judge Ben B. Lindsey of
Denver, according to Shinguma Mo-
toll, councillor of justice of Japan.
who visited the local juvenile court
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
GOLDDUST
, cleans Like magic

Gold Dust is more than
soap-does more than
soap. Soap merely
cleans; Gold Dust gets
under the surface, kills
every germ, washes out
every impurity and ster-
lilies everythin 6 it
touches.
1t is a sanitary cleanser
which cleans quicker and
better than anything else, and
saves the housewife the toll
of rubbing and scrubbing.
Gold Dust does all the hard
part of the work-you merely
assist it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

Hagen, Prussia-The German mu-
scum here has prepared an exposition
of industrial art to be exhibited IN the
course Of the summer at New York,
Pittsburgh, Detroit, st. Louis, Chicago
and Indianapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

Total .......-... 237 132 SO los
'Instructed for Governor John Burke.
''Instrueted for Governor Thomas
Marshall.
'''Hnstructed for Governor 5. E.
Baldwin.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-01-11

Referring to Bryan's fight against
Boss Guffey of Pennsylvania in the
democratic national committee, the
Duluth News Tribune administers this
left-handed swipe to our own Fred
Lynch, Minnesota member of the
"But he (Bryan) was supported in
his fight in committee by less than q
third of the states, and Minnesota
was not of this third. Minnesota
democracy, which is so valiantly
voicing radicalism, it's devotion to
the people, it's eternal enmity to the
railroads and the special interests,
proved that all this is rot and rank
by it's official vote against
Bryan and for Guffey." g..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-01-11

While presiding temporarily at the
meeting of the State Agricultural
society meeting in St. Paul on Tues
day, Hon. W. W. Sivright of Hutch
inson, sneeringly asserted that the
last legislature was composed mostly
of jackasses-"one would almost
think so from the way they treated
our appropriation bill," he said.
Perhaps some of the "jackasses"
may be back in the next legislature
and they may remember Mr.. Siv-
rights asinine witticisms. We plead
guilty to being one of the "jackasses"
who favored liberal appropriations
for the state fair-we hope to be for
given. y /
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-01-11
HON. LEWIS G.. SPOONER.

Repeatedly the Union has called
attention to the worth and ability OF
Hon. L. G. Spooner of Morris. Others
are beginning to discover that the big,
brusdue man from Stevens is pos
sessed of qualities that public
servant, in either legislative or an
executive capacity, ought to possess.
The Albert Lea Times Enterprise, one
of the strong state newspapers,
earnestly advocates the nomination of
Mr.. Spooner for governor. and con-
cludes we'll written editorial on the
subject with this paragraph:
eff the republicans of Minnesota
want candidate for the governorship
who will win at the polls next Novem:
Der, and as governor who will add
lustre to the state in the discharge of
the duties of that Office in the interest
of the people as whole, rather than
flashing in the limelight for the pass
ing applause of gaping crowds, they
can turn to no better man than Lewis
&c. Spooner of Morris.'
Commenting on the above the St..
Cloud Journal-Press remarks:
1.-THE Albert Lea Times comes
out with a. strong endorsement
for Hon. L. G. Spooner of Morris for
governor. Mr.. Spooner is one of the
able men of the state, is an aggressive
fighter, andeif he gets into the race
there will be some interest injected
rinto the state campaign" 2,-~s-. Il.