davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25

Egan, Thomas F., 18th st.
Etzel, Edward, 800 Sth St.
Elmann, William D., 400 7th st.
Eich, ]. J., 610 both st.
Edstrom, Edwin, 1915 3Sth st,
Etzel, George L., 1872 Sth st.
Ewert, j., ITO 4th st.
Ehrig, William, 1909 37th st.
Elzoy, Martin, 140S And st.
Etzel, Fred c. E, 423 3rd st.
Etrel, Arthur c., 427 Bird st.
Elmquis, Gust, 401 43rd st.
Engelmen, Joseph, 1909 14th st.
Evans, W., 213 10th st.
Eldan, H. M, 1406 32nd st.
Eagle Eye, William, 713 II st.
Ewart, c.. s29 18th ST.
Etzel, Oscar, 70S 18th st.
Egan, ]. J., 1927 18th.
Everson, e. G., SOC Ord Av.
Eberts, Orm, ZIG 9Th Av.
Edwards, J., 1927 8th Av.
Ehlers, L., $50 14h st.
Evans, William, PIT 10th st.
Ewing. Arthur, j., 2023 Attn Av.
Endler, John, 2515 9Th Av.
Easterla, Daniel, 2511 5k ~.
Eckelberger, Fl. c., 800 9Th St.
Entler, Frank J., 251S 9Th Av.
Eckert, George w, 1903 3Sth st.
Empke, Harry, 2739 Sth Av.
Engman, Elmer. 2734 So Az.
Ennis, J. H, 544 18th st.
Ellis, w. c., 424 23rd St
Etheredge, J. L.. 2517 It'll Av.
Ewert, William, $50 4th st.
Erbst, Emil, 1923 18th Av.
Erne, r. J., 1922 4th Av.
Echelbsrger, E. L., 31s It'll st.
Ehmke, II. A, 2739 sth Av.
Ehrne, Thomas B., 2510 51z Av.
Ehlers, Frank D., 2013 5th Av.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25

Defiiger. Eddy. 2125 3rd Av.
Darling, William, 52s 9Th St
De smet D.. 1929 18th st.
Deisenroth. H, 1922 10th Av.
Danielson, c. E, 500 41st st.
Dahlen, Dan, POLO 9Th Av.
Donoway, Arthur, 7O1 9Th st.
Downing, E. H, 615 18th 81.
Deisenroth, Leo, 1922 10th Av.
Dunning, s. j., 1907 End Av.
Dade. George, 252e 5th Av.
Dennis, J. E, 72s 44th st.
Duckmiller, T. A, 14o7 5th Av.
Dickman, c. B., 1921 5th Av.
Drum, J. F., 1922 End St.
Devoe, Anthony, 712 18th st.
Dinkman, Frank, 1927 18th Av.
Dillaron, L. A., 2109 Bird Av.
De Voss, Emil, sos 5th Ay.
Dickerson. Charlie, ga 9th St
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25
SignerS and Residences
of the Recall Petitioners

DeLeon. Don c.. 1921 Srd st. I
Depover, Charlie, 42O1 And st.
Devenyns, John, 1906 26th st.
Ditch, T, 1927 35th st.
Donaway, ]. W., 430 4th st.
Ditch, D. D.. 1927 35th st.
Dick. NJ. NJ. 1922 7th Av.
Downing. Charles H., 1925 18th st.
Dickman, c. B., 1921 5th Av.
De Smet, Emil, 1901 4th Av.
Donovan, D. j., 500 18th st.
Dittman, W., 31S 45th st.
Daley. William H, 617 18th st.
Doyle, Louis, 1928 Sth Av.
Downing, @. W., 2S0S 7th Av.
Davis, L. G.. PIT 18th st.
Dickinson, A. j., 1925 4th Av.
Deisenroth, William J., 90S 3rd Av.
Doering. ]. j., 204 Sth st.
David, E. E, HOS 3rd Av.
Dale, w. c., 2724 Sth Av.
Dyer, W. H, 554 45th st.
Dahl, Oscar, 1919 3rd Av.
Ditch, Fred. 1927 35th st.
DAM, F.. 621 43rd st.
DeLoom, William, 1908 9Th Av.
DENIES, w. c., 1921 10th st.
Dewey, o. W., s16 oath st.
Decker, Ed, 600 9Th st.
Davy, Thomas, 1900 4th Av.
Doyle, Frank, 2S4 14th st.
Defenbaugh, E. O., 1927 4th Av.
Dennis. Solomon c., 73S oath st.
Dunn, Thomas, 1901 5th Av.
Dixon, F. S., 3221a goth st.
Donaldson, A. R., 929 31st st.
Dixon, Jim, 400 5th ST.
Dietz. John, 1901 18th st.
Diesenroth, H, 1922 10th Av.
Devlieyes, Brun, 2115 3rd Av.
Damroth, Peter, 2613 511 Av.
Davenport, J. s., 4209 9th Av.
Dillery, John. 2103 Bird Av.
Dee, John, 1887 18th Av.
Dillon, F. H, 416 18th st.
Dennis, John, 1924 18th Av.
Duffy, NJ, 1913 End Av.
Ditch, Isaac, 5127 35th St
Dalhan, Thi, 1922 31st st.
Dangerfield, Chas. c., 1912 3rd Av.
Droney, James, 1916. Both St.
Dunsmore, Harry, $40 9th st.
Donlin, F. E, 291s 18th Av.
Doyle, Tom, 529 21st st.
began, A, 1928 31st st.
Donawae, B., 430 It'll st.
Dyas, E. D., 1922 141a st.
Danielson, Chris, 1913 32nd st.
Dale, S16 9Th st.
Doty, c. L., 2511 51s Av.
Daebelliehn, Fred, 42O9 14th Av.
Daniel, James, 10461a 10th st.
Dart, ]. s., $50 10Th st.
Doering, Edolph, 1913 35th ST.
DeRycke, Ed. 18th Av. and 5th St
Dau, Claus, 919 18th st.
began, Charles F., 1403 ARD ST.
DERRICK, w. A, 627 goth ST.
DePocker, Edmond, 1903 4Oth st.
Daniber. John, 2705 18th Av.
Davis, George, 2460 oath st.
Densmore, Orville, 3013 5th Av.
Dierikl, P, 1927 45th st.
Depauw, Fien, 1929 4th Av.
Davis, J. N, 1106 3rd Av.
Dowry, r. K, 1413 1412 Av.
Dangrath, John, 2613 Goth st.
Doufiar, Joseph, 2301 14th Av.
DeVris, Frank, S21 43rd st.
Davis, Martin, 2122 4th Av.
Doud, C. NJ, 1902 515 Av.
Dean, H. W., 1S17k End Av.
DeVuse, Frank, S21 43rd st.
Davis, Martin, 2122 4th Av.
Doud, c. M. 1902 51a Av.
Dolan, ]. F., 2519 5ia Av.
Dunon, j. E, Pip 5th Av.
Dover, William, go goth Av.
Dye, Walter, 4351 5th Av.
Drost, Dan, 1917 9Th Av.
Dade, George, 1854 9Th Av.
Drushmitter, Charles. 1407 9Th Av.
Donoway, Frank, PA 5th Av.
Disdder, F., 914 3rd Av.
Dindinger, ]. F., 271S 9TH Av.
Dade, George, 1926 9Th Av.
Danielson, NJ. H. 1929 End Av.
Deliver, Ed T, 4513 5th Av.
Davis, Bert, 514 44th st.
Dewey, William H., $40 -
Damon, l.. F., SO 21st St.
Dean, D. H., S25 3rd Av.
e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25

Ehlery, H. E. 2013 5th Av.
Empke, Henry, 1882 31st st.
Eskard, Lee, 2103 4th Av.
Eden, E., GOT 9th st.
Ellis, c. F., 1857 30th st.
ENGLAND, George, 1923 51a Av.
Evans, E. G., 1922 5th Av.
Ehman, Fred, 400 It'll Av.
Edwards, H, 2S05 7th Av.
Enright, James, 34S 25th St
Engmand, Andrew, 1884 s1a Av.
Eggert. August, 707 4th st.
Ehmann, William D., 400 It'll Av.
Ecker, NJ. s.. 53s Goth st.
Edwards, R., 722 18th st.
Engman. Louis, 1885 41st st.
Erde, John. 1912 both st.
Elmke, August, Ills It'll Av.
Erickson, Albert, 30s 9th Av.
Ehmke, H., 1929 sth Av.
Erbs, Hans, 1924 4th Av.
Edwards, Otto, 1926 4th Av.
Ebert, G. W., 616 oath st.
Estland. Anil, SIT 18th st.
England, John, 1892 51s Av.
Englmann, Sam, 1925 oath st.
Ennis, George, 544 26th st.
Ekloff, Harry, 1889 33rd st.
Erkloff, Harry, 1889 33rd st.
Ellis, A. c., 4110 14th Av.
Eicke, Fred, 1905 18th st.
EndIick, George, 610 40th st.
Elnquist, George, 401 41st st
Esley, William, 72S 30th st.
Ehmke, Charles, ITO 2Sth st
Ewing, William, 18th Av., 10th ST.
Eagle Eye, William, 712 141s st.
Entrikin, G. S., 2S4S 515 Av.
Empke, Frank, 1851 51s Av.
Ellinwood, G. S., 1435 14th st.
Erbs, John, 1924 Both st.
Evans, Eric, 140S1S 3rd Av.
Elliott, Dwight, 22s 18th st.
Ennis, John, 1927 9th st.
Erickson, John, 1888 40th st.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25

Alters, j. F.. 316 18th ST.
Anderson, A, 1906 ord Av.
Arnell, F.. l414 18th.
Ashorn. Gerhard, COS Ord st.
Allen, r. G., 1915 nth Av.
Armstrong, T, sos Bird st.
Allars. Billie, 1916 5th Av.
Arvldson, Raymond. SOC 22nd St
Anderson, w, 22O nth st.
Ackley, II. L., 1921 End Av.
Allen, c. A, 4Os 44th--
Anderson, Harry, $40 Ord Av.
Ainsworth, John, 1045 1412 st.
Amis. John, 536 27th ST.
Armstrong, John, S04 Bird st.
Armstrong. D. b., 1907 -
Armstrong, G. H., 1906 End Av.
Afford. Charles,
Allbrecht, Carl, 1903 5lk Av.
Anthony, Frank, 1903 39th st.
Anthony. John, 314 Sth st.
Akers. Lewis, 923 18th ST.
Anderms, w. F.. 1905 End st.
Apple, o. T., 715 Bird Av.
Arnold. Claude D., 7O3 23rd st.
Arnold, Charles S, 1923 18th st.
Atkinson. Alex, S25 9th st.
After. Z r, 425 44th st.
Anderson, Emil. 9l4 Bra Av.
Anderson, Eric, 1925 18th Av.
Anderson. +. j., ga 42nd ST.
Anderson. Ans. 1912 18th St.
Anderson, John, PA 45th st.
Anderson. J. T. 92O 18th ST.
Anderson, Z, $40 45th y.
Anderson, H., 1922 32nd ST.
Andersen, Matt. Ord Az.
Andersen. Matt.
Anderson, W. T.. 203OI2 5th Av.
Aldrich. r. L., 1928 18th ST.
Andrews, Clifford. 241OIR 3rd Av.
Anderson, A, 1922 Bird St. 14th Av
Anderson, c.. 1912 37th St
Anderson, Peter, 1924 32nd st.
Anderson. Walter, 1921 18th st.
Anderson, c., 416 9Th ST.
Arnold, Irwin, 1921 Srd Av.
Allans. William, 1916 5th Av.
Anthony. Jacob. 1926 9Th Av.
Adair Bland. 900 3rd Av.
Allen, 1851 End Av.
Anderson, William A, 1904 4th Az
Abrahamson. Morris, CIT 43sd st.
Allan, Z. c.. 531 21st st.
Alderman, W. K, 527I ITth ST.
Albright. Carl, 1908 5I1 Av.
Appelquist, J. c.. 7O9 Bird Av.
Albin, Knut, ia 5th st.
Albrand, George, 92S 14th Av.
Adams. Robert, COZ 46th st.
Angissor. John, 2O15 9th Az.
Arnold. Erwin F., 2210 Bra Av.
Anderson, Frank. 1910 sth Az.
Andrews. George. BIS 9th Av.
Anderson. Clifford. 317 23rd St.
Ainsworth. Harry, 1917 2nd Av.
Anthony. F. n. 4513 9th Av.
Anthony. c. NJ. 4513 9th Av.
Androchs. C. NJ. 1881 2uj Av.
Applequist, ]. =. 100 3rd Av.
Appelquist. Fred. 1920 Bird Av.
Appelquist. c., 709 3rd Az.
Armstrong. F. f., 1908 2nd ST.
Anderson. Elmer C.. 416 5th St.
Anderson. Gust. 1881. 42nd St.
Abrahamson. George. 1903 l41z ST
Archie. Ira, 1917 Bird Av.
Archer Robert, 1885 2nd Av.
Anderson. Aaron. 1921 18th st.
Adams. T. A.. 17l2 18th Av.
Anderson, r. T., 72O 18th st.
Anderson. ANel. 7i2. 4th Av.
Adams. +. W. 9l6 18th St
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25
Flick. F., $40 Srd Av

Flick. F., $40 3rd Av
Fuller, Harry, Mill st i
Fuller, Thomas, Alb 5th st.
Ficken, F. H., 621 23rd st.
Ford. ]. j., 22s1a 18th st.
Fleming. ]. c.. 1903 It'll Av.
Fret, Theo, 900 22nd st.
Fox. Tobert, 21O41a 4th Av.
Fields, Edward, 2511 51a Av.
Frazer, Daniel, SIS 5th Av.
Fennell, Ed, 1912 9Th Av.
Fluegel. William, 1114 18th Av.
Fox, Joe, 2901 So Av.
Ford, r. L., 9O21a 3rd Av.
Fells, AL, 4413 18th Av.
Felix, T. c.
Freeman, A, SOC Bird Av.
Frank, Dewey, 1902 26th st.
Fleming, ]. R., 226 21st st.
Froelich, P, 1927 4th Av.
Frantz, F. G., 80 End st.
Fricke. F. c., 9O9 141a st.
Fullerton, NJ l., 219 goth st.
Fuller, Sam s., 404 4th st.
Fitzsimmons, w. A, 1923 Bird St
Fritz, H. W., 2724 9Th Av.
Frisk, E. A, 1917 End Av.
Fells, L. G., 1O45h 18th st.
Fleming, R., 226 21st st.
Fues, L. w, 1923 3rd st.
From, F. N, 1903 18th Av.
Flynn, w. A, 727 Bird st.
Frost, ]. F., 1416 5k Av.
Frank, Martin, I'LL Sth st.
Frodell, Arthur, 1919 End Av.
Frederick, Newton, 1921 14th st.
Fettinger, J. L.. 1909 4th Av.
Fullmer, John, 603 LIST
Foertschbeck, John, 1928 4th Av.
Fout. E, 2711 9Th Av.
Frajd, A. G., 43191a 5th Av.
Fa, Charles H, 1917 18th st.
Fleming, J. c., 1902 25th st.
Friebele, Fred, I'LL 4th Av.
Fennesy, ]. ", 1925 Seth ST.
Thinker, Herman, 1924 36th st.
Fitzsimmons, P c., 141S 32nd st.
Freed, E. T., 1858 141a Av.
Faust, Henry, 1405 18th St
Frieberg, John c., 1928 liz Av.
Fine, w. E., 2615 9Th Av.
Foster, w. H, 1902 Bird Av.
French, l.. p, sol 5th st.
Fickenscher, z. George, 727 18th st
Flanagan, D. A, 52s oath st.
Fridland, viii, 507 Bird Av
Freeman, Charles, 316 oath St
Frederickson. NJ, 219 goth st.
Fisher. Harry c., 814 LIST Av.
Freeman, Aug, Bird Av.
Foster. Andrew, 516 10th st
Fluesman, Mis-, 500 9th Av
Finley. George A, 72s 3ist st.
Fitch. John. 519 Bird Av.
Fletcher, Robert, GA 9Th st.
Fues, Charles, 422 sth 81.
Farrell. R., $50 9OtI It
Frysinger. George, =. 1922 37th 81
Funk LoIis, IL Is Stn w
Fisher, George, 2305 4th Av.
Fuller, Fred, 612 9Th st.
Finley, Clyde, w, 1928 25th st.
Frye. George, 1907 10Th st.
Frye, Claire, 2947 18th Av.
Flanagan, n, ST End Av.
Fletcher, Robert, GA 9th st.
Forber, J. w, 1892 9Th Av.
Flure, Stephen, 1927 End Av.
Fuller, R. A, 1928 18th Av.
Preston, George, 527 .7th st.
Frye, ]. l., 1919 18th st.
Frysinger, Ben c.. 1915 18th Av.
Fuller, w. s., 907 18th Av.
Frye, w. G., 1929 32nd ST.
FalInacht, John, 1929 25th st.
FryxelI, E w, 1905 3sth st.
Flaherty, John =, 1908 4th Av.
Forsberg, Job, 31s 4th st.
Fries. Herman, 3010 End ~
Fredrickson, NJ, 1410 7th Av.
Fee. William. sos 9Th ST.
Fennessy, NJ. R. 622 18th Av
Franks, A. 1902 End Av.
Frestat William, 2503 9Th Av.
FeIls, L. G., 1045 45th St.
Foster, c. T, 220S 7th Av
Ford. William F., 606 9Th st.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25

Clayburn, Harry, Jr., 516 9Th st.
Carter. VIM. T., 511 goth st.
Colt, VIM. A, 1906 9Th Av.
Cook. E. NJ. E, SAG oath St
Coyne, John, 500 3rd Av.
Campbell. J. A, ia 14th Av.
Coyne, Harry, 1911 14th St
Cameron, L., 500 4th Av.
Capen, /. A, GA End Av.
Clossin. George, COL 3rd Av.
Carmach, o. H., 2215M 4th Av.
Coyne, Harry L., 1911 14th St
Coughlin, Jerry, SIC goth st.
Camp, NJ. F.. 721 18th st.
Cable, Julius, 523 9th Av.
Cater, George, 1902 35th St
Cloudou, c., 1928 Beth st.
Carlson, Burton, 2501 9Th Av.
Conwell, p, 22O9 3rd Av.
Calkins, c. L., 1906 9Th Av.
Clusk, William T., $40 43rd st.
Carrothers, Uria tx his mark, 119
9Th St.
Carley. Arthur, 424 Sth st.
Crowley, J. F, GIT IAN st.
Comp, L. D., 721 18th st.
Coyne, Alfred, s12 4th Av.
Christesen. N. A, 1929 sth Av.
Crawley, Dan, 1881 10th Av.
Cramer, Anton, H., 1910 18th st.
Cameron, E. L.. 1925 7th Av.
Coyne, Fred, 525 18th st.
Carlson, Joseph c., 4401 5th Av.
Cralle, A. B., 9th Av.
Corsten, Joseph. $50 And st.
Curnyn, F. L., 1000 It'll Av.
Caufield, James A, 72S1k 7th Av.
Callahan, c. R., 716 14th st.
Callahan, Thos., 2017 9Th Av.
Coates, w. L., 1404 10th ST.
Call, R. B., 1928 10Th ST.
Coyne, George, TIP 4th Av.
Carney, Thos., 725 1412 ST.
Corcoran. Michael, 1902 4th Av.
Cham, J. A., 1900 Both st.
Comeron, VIM. c., 529 18th st.
Conwell, Hugh, 1914 PAN st.
Carlson, Fred, 558 46th st.
Crum, A. B., 619 18th st.
Clark, ]. F., 1915 sth Av.
Clark. r. W., 1910 38th st.
Noi lOLl, AN'J fO10 ON AN.
CLANCY, George, 1922, 18th Av.
Carlson, August E., 1903 4th Av.
Church, VIM. W., 1920 1st Av.
Calvin, VIM, 5O3 3rd Av.
Coyne, Charles, Ais 10Th ST.
Case, George, 92S 10th Av.
Caundy, James, 2191a 21st st.
Cole, c. W., 1611k End Av.
Clegg, James, 1916 5th Av.
Callahan, Thos., 2017 9th. Av.
Cohn, NJ, 201S 5th Av.
Collins, Grin, 1926 5th Av.
Coppersmith, E. W., 1925 4th Av.
Carlson, Albert, 1434 41st st.
F. Campana * his mark, 1923 I'd Av
Frank Campana tx his mark, 1852;
End Av.
Cook, Albert 1881 18th Av.
Collins, o. F., 81 18th st.
Cramer, Walter, 723 18th st.
Cunningham. John, 2742 9th Av.
Case, w. F., 1416 41st st.
Cole, L. E, 523 18th st.
Craft, d. D., 11O4 18th ST.
Cartey, D. W., 521 22nd St
Cramer, D. H., 934 22nd st.
Connolly, T. j., 1924 Bird Av.
Carr, T. L., 900 7th Av.
Cole, c. w, 1914 End Av.
Cronan, H., 1920 And St
Cohm, Raby. 614 7th St
Carmahl, NJ, 416 And st.
Charbock, George, 419 3rd ST.
Coopman, Harry G., 6O7 43rd St
Cramer, A. G., 934 22nd st.
Carlson, c. j.. 40th st.
Cassidy, P, 1109 18th St
st. Clair, R., AIS 18th st.
Camp, P. s., 721 18th St
Clark, Arthur, 2502 5th Av.
Corbin, Ed. H., 316 9Th St
Games, d. H., 924 22nd st.
Claussen, Peter, HIP 3rd Av.
Camp. Fred, 721 18th st.
Clancy, Harley, 421 18th st.
Cronin, Charles. Alb Ard st.
Carnes. John, $3.50 It'll Av.
Conklin, James. 1928 sth Av.
Glow, E. c., 1410 18th St.
Campbell. William, 1011 18th St
Condin, James E. ia 29th st.
Chalk, H. F., hip 4th Av.
Defiger, Eddy, 2125 Bird Av.
| Darling William zoo 9th az
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-25

Burke. Walter, 1904 9Th Av.
Buranck, Joe. 500 18th ST
Butter. William. 1ll3 1lth Av.
Bushnell. II. L., 1924 44th st.
Bunping. Christ, 2S35 111a Av.
Burt. A.. 1000 18th Av.
Butler. b. E. 1909 9th Av.
Burns. Jack. 1918 End Av.
Butler. r. T.. 22l5la 5th Av.
Butler. p. C.. 70l 4th Av.
Burton, John d.. 1901 18th St
Butler. Adam, ill6 7th Av.
Banscher. John. 43l 9th st.
Baum. Jonas H.. 62SIa 18th st.
Bahu. Joseph, 500 27th St.
Bartlett, s. A, l22 18th Ave.
Bartel. Thee, 1918 5th Ave.
Barton, J. r, 521 goth St
Babatz. d. A, sol 18th St
Bartlett, Harry, 1OOO1z 3rd Ave.
Bahen. Joseph, 526 22nd ST.
Bailey. C H.. 1916 29la St.
Paker, William, 1927 Atm Ave.
Fander. Gus. SIT 2rd Ave.
Balloriui. Carlo. 41s 44th st.
Barth. H. Ga 18th Ave.
Banscher. Frank. 43l St
Bailey. Frank, COS 18th st.
Bailey, Clarence H., 401 End st.
Banks, A w. 1928 5th Ave.
Bales. Edward, 1927 4th Ave.
Bapjster, John. 2244 nth 81.
Balm, George r.. 27l4 5iz Ave.
Baler, Leon. 2SlO End Ave.
Baker. o. r. 1886 sth Ave.
Barlaw. ]. l.. 602 4th -
Baumgarm, Christian. 1916 Goth 81
Bartels, John. 22l 5th Ave
Baker, " o, coo 4th St
Bailey. George H.. 4O5 End ST.
Bade. Carl. 724 5th ST.
Berger, o. b. 1928 3Tth St.
Bennett. Lawrence. c. R. |. Ry.
Beselin. ]. H., 1903 End Av.
Bender. Silas. 5S1 3Sth ST.
Beals. f r. 1900 4th Av.
Bessell. r. C.. $40 14th Av.
Bergert, Herman, 1907 AND St
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-20
HlTcHlNG TO A STAR.

The new state Of Arizona appears
to be an inviting place for meteors to
burrow in as well as for citizens to
settle in; and if the residents have
not learned ITO hitch their chariots
to a STAR" they are not slow in hitch
ing % legal claim to one.
When a giant shooting star landed
recently a'ar Supai, on the Santa Fe
railroad, lighted up tie whole Sky
and shook the earth for miles around,
instead If being scared some of the
local Inhabitants at once filed a claim
on it with the government under the
mineral law, and they now propose
to sell the meteorite to some scien-
tifc institution The object made a
hole where it struck about % feet
i'm diameter and 40 feet deep. this
hole is now filled with boiling hot
water, which will have to cool off be-
fore operations can begin.
The law of gravity must have a
strong pun there, for it is not far from
this point in another rlace where a
meteor baf a mile in diameter is
supposed to have fallen centuries ago.
A crater-liEe depression was made in
the earth 500 feet deep and a Penn
sylyania company is mining there in
the hope Of striking the meteoric mass.
Meteors are usually rich in nickel and
iron and it is believed the material
could be used to great advantage in
the making of armor plate
These are what the ancients would
have regarded as treasures from
heaven.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-20
LIVERY STABLES PASSING.

While the so-called "horseless age
which is i'll its dawn, sees no diminu-
ton cf horses or falling off in their
value, it has had a marked effect upon
the livery business in the cities. Re-
Gently two large livery stables have
gone cut of business at Hartford. and
the owner of one of them says:
Il have made q success of the bus
mess, bat about all there is to it
now Is the funeral and hack business.
Years ago the livery business had
many cent ibutng sources. When one
Wanted to 90 to the country for bust
ness or pleasure it was necessary to
hire a avery rig. The trolley lines
provide cheap transTo rtation for these
purposes Row. In other instances the
motor vehicle takes care of the pleas
ure and commercial work to a large
extent and often provides conveyance
for social functions. The boarders
are Few. as nearly all the doctors have
their runabOUts or other motor driven
cars ard the gentlemen driving horses
are becoming fewer on account of
these vehicles and owing also to the
high cost of feed which has advanced
materially within twenty years"
The truth OF these statements is
apparent enough to residents of even
the smaller cities. The patronage of
the stables has fallen off in many di-
rections.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-20
A STITCH In TIME
Norwich People Should Not Neglect
Their Kidneys.

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Don't overlook the slightest backache
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Remember the name - Doan's - and
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-20

Q.-In II. Kings, 22d chapter and
goth verse we read: "BehoId, there
fore, | will gather thee unto thy
fathers, and thou shalt be gathered
into thy grave in peace" Then in
chapter %, verses 29 and 80, we are
told that Josiah was killed at Megiddo.
Please explain and harmonic. IN. D.
g.
Answer--The promise which the
Lord made to Josiah, as stated in H.
Kings xxii:20, was because of the
splendid work of reformation which
the king had inaugurated and was
prosecuting against the false and idol
atrous religious systems that had be-
come established in the land, during
the preceding reigns of the kings Of
judah. While it is not specifically
stated that this promise was condi-
toned on Joslah's continued faith and
obedience to the Lord, yet we can be
assured that such must have been the
case, for all of Gods promises are of
this nature. AS Josiah did not die in
peace, but was slain in battle, we
would naturally be led to examine the
Scriptures TO find wherein Josiah had
acted contrary to the Lords will. The
Incidents narrated n the next chapter
are described more in detail in IL.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-20
THE BULLETINS DAILY STORY
IOHNNY'S DEPARTMENT

the small boy in horror at the mental
vision of himself in the four eyes
class, barred from baseball and SINH
lar diversions. My eyes are fine! On
ly my teacher-she thought maybe !
couldn't see very good" he added,
lamely. That's why she moved me"
How long ago was that?" persisted
his father.
about two weeks
Anybody else get moved at the
same time?" pursued the cross exam
| liner.
Harry Fleming" said Johnny under
his breath.
And he was put in the back row %
said his father, watching Johnny for
results.
Johnny looked up in amazement
'Yes-how did you know" he asked.
Never mind" said his father you
answer my questions, young man
That'll keep you busy. What was the
trouble between you and Harry that
made your teacher separate you
Come on, Johnny! You might as well
tell me all about it."
Johnny squirmed and wriggled, but
his fathers apparent powers of mind
reading and clairvoyance had hyp-
motto effect upon him.
We'll, he had no business to peg my
rubber boots all the way up the aisle
in front of the teachers desk" declar-
ed Johnny. That's what started it
All the kids saw him do it,
Eyes ?" said the inquirer. And what
did you do? Did you ask him politely
to go and get your boJts? Did you
point out to him that his conduct was
lacking in the elements Of good man
ners?"
johnny stared. Il should say not!'
he exclaimed. Il told him that all the
kids said he done it and he said it was
lie and then-and then l poured inh
in his hair."
Johnny's father gasped and had some
difficulty in maintaining a judicial de-
meanor
"Oh, that was it?" he said. We'll
that wasn't so bad as 1 thought, john
ny. but if l were you l wouldn't try
that again. don't suppose the inl
matched his hair at ALL But I'm glac
of one thing
Johnny looked up inquiringly.
I'm glad your eyes are all right
said his father putting the report card
into his pocket and resuming his
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