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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-24
How Iona a CIGAR Will last.

six members Of Partisan club took
six cigars ont of the same box, let
them simultaneously and tried TO
make them last as long as possible
The winner smoked mis- for hours
and Il minutes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-24
Then Mr.. knaqq Felt Better.

Mrs. knagg Perhaps you recall, II
was on train We first met Mr..
Knagg-Yes, but it's too late now to
sue the company for damages
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
Die srORe @efabr b.s Wabl.
fampfs.

Wdbrenb bic Nnli9t obpaltet, baB
Safts ausfi6tsn uuf grrpdblung ii6
gebeiiert haben, berbleibt bod bic
ShatIade. bub feline GrtpGbluna ni6t
geii9ert tit uno bas gleide gilt BON ben
betben anberen prdI Iiosnti9aftssGan.
btoaten. Ro6 INNER lit DIE WaDgli6z
teit porbanben, bub Roofepelt eine 4ns
5abl republitanii9er Staaten erobert
unb ba in ge5ug uuf suft tein 3petz
fel beftebt, bab tbm cine Qnsabl Stuae
ten aufaaen, 10 fpiirbe bas gfefultat
1etH, bab teiner bon ben aanbibuten
bic aur grtpa5lung nDtbrpenoiae Maz
loritdt Der GlettorolzStimmen erbdlt.
sSn fol6em Jalle fpiirbe bic Wabl benz
nationalen Reprdientantenbaufe oblie@
gen, tpoielbit ieber Staat cine Gtimm.
bat. Inter benz gegenpdrtigen 5tanbe
Der Oinse tonnte aud bas 6ous feline
Wabl treffen. ba bort ebenfaas cine
W}ajoritdt Der Stimnen sur grtpGbz
lung notbipsnbis 1T uno bort tetne
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
gokal.Derid)t


- Die 5orne Gonitruction 60. Ct.
nirfte gsitern i'm itdbttfhen Bauamt
sinen 9auerlaubniBidein fur bic Gra
ridtuns eines aDeiitOdtsen Dobnbuua
ies an Der 2ibertp Strabe nabe Der
Griten 9lpenue. Die 8outoiten iinb
auf $500 peronfhlagt.
Das Sonosrtommittee beg
Shulratbs, bos nad etnem neuen
Shuliuperintsnoenten nmihdu bGlt,
ipirb beute Rahmittaa cine Sibung
abbalten, Der Shuliuperintenbent S.
8. Jraneis bon Sos Qnseles beitpob4
nen tpirb.
- Stabtrotbsmitglisb auIl bon Der
20. Darb bat eeitern beim Staot4
ratbsclert Gspp cine 5ablrei6e Inter
fdriften trasenoe proteitpetitipn sez
gen bic proiettirte tllrse Strabeabahns
route an Der gIberon 4penue bintsr-
leat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
sSener,uebrfapitGn iispenbirf.

6eueripebrfapitGn @illiam Tbonlp-
Jon, bon Der Spribenfonpagnie go.
80, bon Der Wontgomerp unb Gla.
rion Iuenue, ipiiroe geitern ipegcn
Rflihtpernatldiiiguna auf bic Gauer
bon 10 5ngen BON Siherbeitsbiref-
tor Gaib iuspenbirt. Die BfIidtper-
nahldiiigung beitanb barin, oaB
8bonpion eS 5ugelaiien botte, baB
Sdlottmann, Der borrnalise Gbefclert
bes sSeueripebr.De Departements, in benz
Sprieenbalie ndhtiste, nm bierbur6
einc Iegale HeIioen5 ilnb Die gerehti-
gung 5um Stimrnen in Der fommen-
ben @abl 3u erbalteu. Der Cider.
belts oireftor beabiihtigt AUDI bic Gill
ttsteit Der Regiitrirung ShIott-
mann's an5ufehteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

Ger Coroner begann geitern ben
sSnqneit betreffs oes Tobes bes 50
Sabre aIten gafers Gonrao Biuno,
bon Wit. Sealtbp, ipeIher am Iesten
Sonntag i'm Belts ctr. SoipitaI ei-
ner Stifiuunoe erlag, Die ibm anr
slbenb porber BON ieiner sSrau beige.
braht poroen iein iou. Die gin5eI-
deiten bes Sales iinb bereits aus
fiibrlif) berihtet iporoen Wtapor
9rum uno WfarId)aa Sobn Oper bon
Wt SeoItbp iagten Dor eetn Coroner
aus, bai} Bfuno Dor ieinem Tobe er-
fldrt babe. iih Die perbdngniBpolle
Stidlpunoe ielbit 3ufdaig beigebrndlt
sii baben. Rahbarn be3atgten, 6aB
bas ebepaar 8funb om Samitag
abeno aus geringfiigiser 8eronlai.
lung einen Streit aehabt babe, tpeI-
der banit enoete, bnB Die arau ii.
rem Wanne Elm Weiier in BEN Inter.
leib itieB. ssrait Bf,lnb, peIte be-
fdnntIih inter Der InfIaae oesWorb-
ongriffs itcbt nnb lid gegen giirg.
idait al,f freiem SUB befinbet, mad.
te BON ibrem 8efte Der 3eusniBner-
peigerung Gebralif).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
Soc 8iligan peridlmmnben.

9isber geIang es Der goIi3ei nod,
niht, ben 2eifenbeftatter Soiepb
8iaigan, BON Z. glbenue lrnb blum
StraBe, 5u finben. gegen oen befannt.
fid Elm SaftbefebI unter Der gntlagc
Der unteridlagung porIiest. Die ,Si.
nan5oerbaltniiie oes friiberen Staats-
legislators iollen iif in elmer geraoe-
su bofTnungsloien @erfaiiling beiin.
Den. Webrere ssreunoe oes 0erif,mun-
oenen baben fih gemeIoet, nm ibm
an belfen, ieboh gelang es ibnen bis.
ber nod niht, iidl mt 9iligan in
8erbinouna su ieten. Die poIiset
glalbt, Dob er Die Staot perlaIIen
bat unb iid berborgen b1It, big Sic
angeIegenbeit geregeIt tporoea iein
ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

&ublanb, 5rantreih unb GngIano ibs
nen teine 9inbernife bereiten. Sb bas
gefhsben pirb, lit eben Die ididialsz
fhpere 6rage.
8or auen Singeu tonmt es auf
Rublano on, befen Soltung nerbdd:
tigt nirb uno nitt obne 8runb. Der
gnti6luB Der 9aIfanz2Gnber, NIT Der
Siirtei 8rieg anauiansen, nodbsm iis
bon ben 9rpbmddten bena6rihtigt
poroeu, bab ole Nnneripnen auseez
i6lofen ieien, lit mod beute NIT tetner
anoeren 4nnabme gu srtldren, als oab
Rublano ibneu i'm 9ebimen Die gu
itherura ertbeilt bat, bab Die MG9te
ibr gegen Innerionen geri6tetes Gro.
gramm niht tperben burdieBen tDnnen
unD Semnad1 fir ieben Der 0erbiinoez
ten Elm Stiid tiirftI6en 8ebtets abfdlz
len tperoe, 1penu AUDI niht ptelleiht in
oem umfange, ben lie erpdrten. Dieter
Berfibis RuBIanos liegt Die 4biidt gu
9runbs, bub es bic auiirten WG6te
beberrT6en uno inoirett feline Bldne
perpirtliden t0nnen iperoe, tpeld)e Ipez
3ieQ barauf ab3ielen, eine 9eeritrube
bur6 8uIgarien unb freie 8erfiigung
iiber ben 6afen pun Salpni9i erlungen
gu fDnnen.
OieIes peritedte Spiel Rublanbs 1T
ieooa gu bur6iidtig, ais oaB Die Sreiz
bunosmdate baburh getduIht tperben
tDnnten. 9emnah tperoen lie auf ibrem
Stanbpunft beIteben, bob 4nnerionen
ntdt itattfinben biirfen. Sb Rublano
alsounn ii6 offen auf Die Seite Der
IQiirten itelIen nirb, tit cine offsre
5ruge unb borin liegt Die grobe 8euns
rubigung, pelae Die MiBerfolge Der
Sirtei perurf laden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

Sn Rsn gort bat iit cine &C.
ieqi9uft gebiIOet, bic ben 3ped perz
folgt, engere 9e5iebungsn 5ipii6en
5runfret6 unb ben Ser. Stuaten berz
5uitelen. Qn Der SpiBe iteben Der
friibere 9otI6after in 4arts, Robert
Bacon, uno Der Rettor Des Columbia
college, Murrap Butler, Der ideinbar
our4 Wiliuns pOlitiide grfOlge anges
ita6elt, ii6 piel Dor Der Seffentlthteit
5etgt. SeIbitperi itGnoli6 fOIIen Die en-
geren ge3iebungen polttii2er Dirt fein,
ba Die 9anoeI5be3ie 3iebungen in 5olgs
Der frun30iii9en QbIperrunsspoIitit
nt6t beoeutenb Iein tDnnen. Was bic
len S6rttt DeranlaBt bat, lit pbne
Wtiibe 81 burdi4auen. Wtan bat in
Paris beobadtet, DAP bic 8e5iebungen
3pti9en ben Ser. Staaten uno
0euti6lanb beItdnbtg an WGrme qe.
tpinnen uno fiirhtet, bab Ii6 bieruus
etne Innd6erung bieies 2anbes an ben
0retbuno ergeben t0nute. Dieter Ibz
it6t niQ man nit Der ertpdbnten
9riinbuns entgegen lpirten, spentueu
Die Ser. Staaten als 9Iieb Der Gns
tente Rublano, 5rantreth unb Gngz
Lamb einreiben. 9ieies 8cmiben tpirb
iid aIs Dergebli6 erlpeiIen, neil bic
nDtbigen 8OrousieBungen feblen. DAB
9eutihIanb unb bic Ser. Staaten Ii6
tGglih me6r chamber ndbern, berubt
nidt 10 febr uuf Der groBen 8ertretung
oes oeutihen glementes in ben Der.
Stdaten, tpietppbl bieie5 obne 6rage
Der 5reunoihaft in bobem Utabe for
oerIia lit, uls in Der 8emeinfdmtsit
Der 3tels in Der duspGrtiQen 9olitit.
Da sPrin5ip oes 0reibunbs gtpfelt in
ben Wprten: Seine Qnnerionen, 1onz
bern gleide 9unbelsredte in Sen ihpaz
6en 2Gnoern, ipie CHINA, 9erIien unb
bic Siirtei, tpd6renb bas 3iel Der gnz
tente=Wedhte genau entgegengeieBter
Qrt lit. Denn oua Die Der. Staten
tuum mebr ais Elm prin3ipielIes sSnterz
eiIe an Der Siirtei unb perIien baben
mOgen, finb iie enti6ieoen bagegen,
baB Gbinu ben annerionsgierigen
Wd6ten RuBlanb unb sSupan 3ur
8eute fdQt. Suraus ergibt Ti6 naturs
gsmGB bic Qnndberung 5ptf6en uns
uno Oeutihlanb, bic mDgIi6er WeiIe
gu einem offenen giinbniB ausreifen
tDnnte, iobalo bic QbIi6t, China su
bergefpaltigsn, often beroortritt. 90.
gar Die isBige Wainirarbsit, peIte
Rublanb unb Supun betreiben, biirfts
febr balo 3u elmer Dffenen aunbge6une
Seitens unferes 2anbes fiibren, bas
enti6lo1en 1T, oas 6tnsiifde 4bIasgez
btet ni4t bur6 Qnnerionen iperren au
lal1en. Die Hetp gorter Organization
mag in ben fogenanntsn boben BeIeuz
ihoftstretien 9ropagdnba fir ssranfz
reid MAIDEN, fir tpeIhes tpie in alien
becubenten aluFen Elm empfGneli6er
gooen bor6anben 1T, aber ibre politiz
i6en 3iele pirb iie ni6t oeripirtli6en
tDnnen, ba es Der 9ernunft piber=
iprt6t, bab Die Ser. Staaten nit ben
Jeinoen t6rer auspdrtisen esntsrefTen
Sreunbidaft idlieBen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
u0iinf Granffurter" y.
Iussadnuns fir AIfreb 8. gsippert.

0ouperneur SubTon 5armon ers
nannte geitern 5errn Ilfreb q. Nipz
pert ols Oelesat. um ben Staat Obio
BET benz beporitebenben National s!uB
unb 9ofen aonsreb gu psrtr.ten. Der
aonsreb tagi i'm DECEMBER su WaIbz
ington, .. 6. unb ipirb iGbrlid, BON
allen gnbsn Der WeIt befutt; bic De.
lesatenaabl iteist mandss Sabr Biz
auf 5000.
Oiss tit bag fedite Mal. baB 0err
ysipp.rt dis Eeissat bon Cincinnati
bonn @ouperneur ernannt fpirb - aber
ss 1T nod f.br fraslid, Of es 6errn
Nippsrt mOsIi5 fein ipirb, benz Rou.
srsb bisTes Sabr beisutDObnsn, ba
feline Ganoibatur fir Common ple1s
Ridter iebt feline san5e 3eit unb Kraft
III 4nlpruh nimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

Ginen eroBen Sriump b
bat bic 8ere6tistett bur1 bic lleberf
fiibrung oss Poli5ei eiz2eutndnts 8eder
81 per5eidnen, pel9er ais Der urbebsr
bes Roientbali6en Mlorbes angetlagt
mar. Der Sbatbeitdnb mar our6 ius
rtittfde SednitaIttdten perbuntelt,
aber NIT anertennensipert6er GtnIidt
bat Die Surp bieies G5eitriipp BEL Seite
gsi6oben unb ben 8es gum 2t6t ges
funoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

Die unteru Il Dung gegen ben
grntsmai6tnenzSruit oerbreitet tpeitez
res 2ift iber bic Griinoun9 pon
Sruits. Das 6uuptgelddft matten
Ntorgan &c g., Die on ieDer 9riinz
oung cine In5abl Miltonen oeroienz
ten. Sm porliegenoen Sale belief ith
Der grofit auf $13, 100000, peI6e Die
8erbrau6er Der GrntezMui6inen be-
sablen miiIfen. 9}idt r1tnoer pirb gu
Sage qeforoert, nelhe bunflen Maz
6enfhaften jeoe fOl6e 9riinbung umz
eeben. Die M0gIi6teit, ioIds qro5ez
buren, gu ipieberboIen, lit nod INNER
porbanoen. 9as Rsp Serieper Sn>
torporutipnsgeieB, peI6es Die Sruit,
magnaten abgefaBt baben, lit mod niht
aufgehoben uno ohne Sruge ipirb man
es ipieoer in Inipenbung bringsn, TO-
bdIo Die ieBtgen bsFeren 8eiadftsperz
hGltniiie pieber 8elo unter Die Qsute
brtngen. 9ieiem pprsubeugen lit unz
beotngt Elm gunoesgeieB nptbpenbig,
ipeI6eS oos gtep SerIeper 8sIeb unz
miriam madt. Der 9orpurf, Der
gegen 8ouberneur Dilion erbpben
piro, ouB oieies 8eieB mod in ieinem
Staate beitsRt, lit unberedtist. gr
bat ben Senat gegen itd, Der uus Rsz
ottiondren beitebt. 9}ur Elm GongreB,
Der ni6t I'M 9ienite bss grobtapitals
iteht, oermag bem 9riinoungsi6pinbeI
Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

80 a d 8oIbe brangt am
Golbe bdngt bod 4IIes".
unb cine GoIoaber lit fir BEN, Der lie
nus3ubeliten peritebt, ettpas sha.
tensDertbes. Aber Dor goIoenen
aoern, fpie Der 3aInorrbpiben.Neioe
be tie fennt, bite Gid! Menn Gu bo.
ran leioeit, 10 fonn Dir nur bas &c.
riibmte SeiImittel .Nnafeiis.
beilen. Ginen 8eriub nit beinielben
fonnit Du unentgeItIi d, f,oben.
ha DH nlr g. Neuitoebter 81 Go.
Boz 1915, RdD Dorf Giip, su obrej.
iiren brauddt urn cine gro6e Az Be-.
tonmen. Die yMnofefis1 lit IN aIler
apotheten su baben. preis 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

pie IeBten 9epei6en BON
ariegsiauupluBe lauten fe6r ungiinitig
fir Die giirten, ba iis bieien 3ufpIge
in Der eriten pi9tigen S6Ia9t unterz
legen iinb, mas in Der Resel bag 4ns
5ei6en elmer p0Qigen gfieberlage iIt.
Sollts bas fth ereignen, 10 lit gu Bee
fiir6ten, bab bieraus bic europGiI6en
Wirren ii6 ergeben, Die man gu berhuz
ten gebofft bat. gs tann als felbitz
peritGnoli6 gelten, bdb bic iiegrei6en
Iaiirten ouf me6r als Ru9m QnIprud
er6sben uno auf einem @ebiets3utpa6s
beiteben tperoen. QlQe baben ii6 BE-.
reits ibr Sbeil ausgeiu9t. 8ulaarien
pia Wu3eoonien baben, 6rie4enlanb
perlangt Gretu unb bas tiirfiIcbe 5heFz
fallen, Serbien betra6tet y2oOibasar
als iein gtgsntbum uno M1onteneoro
reflettirt auf Elm Stiid BON Qllbanien.
Wenn iie bieie 8ebiets ni6t freitpirlie
rGumen, faIs Der Sisg i6nen Derbleis
ben follte, 10 ift feitite6enb. bab bic
OreibunDsmdhte bic Hdumunq nit
WdffenseDali er5ningen iperosn, benn
SeIterreih tam unmOgli6 5ugeben,
bub ibm Der Weg mad Der 2epante perz
legt pirb. Stdlien ptrb Qllbanien nidt
preisgeben tDollen, auf ipelhes es Elm
beieres Qnre6t uls a[Ie dnberen Na=
tionen. auber Der 5irfsi, gu befisen
glaubt, nno Oeutfhlanbs feitftebsnos
polittt 1T, cine 4ntaftung beg euro
pdiihen geiibftonbes Der Surfei nidt
au seftatten. Die DreibunosmGbte
tDnnten ibren Wiaen obne Diberitano
Durhiessn, ipsnn bic gntentemddte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

Setretar Stt m on trtttt
baS Ridttge nit Ieiner 9emerfung,
buB Hepublifdner feline @erQnlafung
ha6en, gegsn ibre 9artei gu itimmen,
nobel er ge3ug auf bic fortIhrittIihe
gortet ntmmt. 8etreffs oes 5arifs itez
ben Saft uno Rooiepelt Quf gletdem
8oosn. Wer baber bas i6uB80qneri.
i6e Prin5tp getpabrt gu 1ehen tpiini6t,
bat tetnen 9runb, ing RooTeDeItine
Eager iiber5ugeben. Was bic Sort
i6rtttler ais lire iturfe Seite be3eichz
nen lit Die 5orOerun9 CUR 5ebung Der
io3tulen WD6lfa6rt. 2tber bierin t0nnte
tetner Der 8rGf0entIaaftss s&anbib1ten
ettpas letIten, neil biefe NngeIegsnbeit
IN bus 9ebtet Der gtn3elitaaten fGIt.
9e'eBe iiber Regelung Der Mrbeits3eit,
iiber QDbne, iiber idnitdre ginri6tunz
gen t0nnen nur bon ben Gin3elitQQten
unb ni6t bon Der 8unbesregieruno
dusgehen. Sotpeit bieie 8eIebe uuF
NngeiteLIte Der 8unbesregterunQ Qusz
geoebnt rperben tOnnen, bat YrGIibent
Soft CUR 9eniige ge3eigt, buB er Elm
ebenfoIh sifriger 8efirtporter Der foz
3iaIen WobIfabrt iTt. pie RoDIepelt.
gr bat ioqur ausbriidli6 erflGrt, baB
er iolde 8eieBe ni6t fir unfonItituz
ttoneQ 6Glt. Damn berbliebe nur nod
als Sheibepuntt bic 8ebanoIung Der
Sruitfroge. @ie Roofepelt iie 3u err
lebtgsn smpfieblt, fam nur SruItz
Wagnuten sufugen. Die Nr6eiter Mir
ben Ii6 beftimmt nidt b1rnad febnen,
bas 2oos i6rer aamsrabsn i'm Gtienz
unb Stu6lzgruIt su t6etlen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31
REALTY CHANGES

Andrew J. Carlson to David w. Hunt,
lot 5, block l, Midway, Moline, 81.
Elmer E. Morgan to Jeanne w. How
ard, part lots Z, and 9, Stevens addi-
ton, Moline, $500.
r. S. WOODBURY. to Rudolph W. Book,
part block l, Whites addition, Moline
Heights, $500.
John l.. Ellingsworth to Teddy E.
Ellingsworth, undivided one-half lot
II, block 8, Healy's subdivision, sec
ton 80, IS, 1w, $3.50.
c. Z. White to Peter Hunghe, lots
8 and 6, block $50, East Moline
$365.
Emma c. Peterson to Bessie &
Martin w. Odean, lot 3, block 4
Rosslyn addition, South Moline
$3.50.
Louis Sonneville to Carl ]. Pet
erson, lot 6, block 1, Greim's frs
addition, Moline, s1,700.
John McGreer to George w. An
son, part southeast quarter section
6-16-5 West, s400.
Louis Mosenfelder to Bessie NJ
Siemon, lot /, block /, Long View
heights addition, Rock Island, s400
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31
EDITORS URGE PRESS
AGENT IN CHURCHES

Chicago, Jan. Unemployment of a
press agent by the churches of Chicago
was recommended at conference of
ministers and editors held in the Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A auditorium for the
purpose of framing a mutual "uplift
platform"
LET the churches humanize them.
selves" was another recommendation.
do away with all denominations, +"
was still another.
These came from the editorial side
of the conference.
From the clerical standpoint one as.
sertion was:
Progress is the newspapers preem-
inent need"
When the forces of the pulpit, the
public and the press unite the forces
of evil, which are cowardly, become
powerless." was another.
H. ]. Smith, acting managing editor
of the Chicago Daily News, urged the
employment of church press agent II
these words:
Our function is tell what you arr
doing. 1t is not so important to re
late what you are saying. In report
ing a football game We do not chron
icle what the coach says to the play
ers before the game.
| Now, what are you doing as folks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31

two sons, Carl and John Lorensen.
The funeral will be held from the late
home, 919 Eastern avenue, Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, followed by in
terment in Fairmount cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Price, for many years a
resident of Davenport, died Monday
evening at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, after
a short illness at the age of AZ years.
She was born in Davenport and spent
most OF her life in this city. Her hus-
band, Thomas Price. died is years ago.
The deceased is survived by her aged
mother, Mrs. Anna without; four sis
tiers. Mrs. Dolma Sibke of Adair, Iowa,
Mrs. Frank Curry Of Taylor Ridge, H.,
Mrs. Minnie Eberley and Mrs. Andrew
Shade. both Of Davenport, and one
brother, T. W. Willhoft, also of Daven-
port. The body arrived in Davenport
yesterday and was taken TO the home
of her mother, Mrs. Anna Without,
1916 Rockingham road, where funeral
services will be held Thursday after.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31
DOM PULL OUT
THE GRAY HAIRS
A Few Applications of a Simple
Remedy viii Bring Back
the Natural Color.

trPull out one gray hair and a dozen
will take its place" is an old saying,
which is, to great extent, true, if no
steps are taken to stop the cause. When
gray hairs appear it is sign that Ma
ture needs assistance. 1t is Natures
call for help. Gray hair, dull, lifeless
hair, or hair that is falling out, is not
necessarily sign of advancing age, for
there are thousands of elderly people
with perfect heads of hair without a
single streak of gray.
When gray hairs come, or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead, some
good, reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special
lists say that one of the best prepare
tons to use is the old-fashioned "sage
tea" which our grandparents used. The
best preparation of this kind is Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, prep
aration of domestic sage and sulphur,
scientifically compounded with later dis
covered hair tonics and stimulants, the
whole mixture being carefully balanced
and tested by experts.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is clean and
wholesome and perfectly harmless. 1t
refreshes dry, parched hair, removes
dandruff and gradually restores faded
or gray hair to its natural color.
Don't delay another minute. Start
using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur at
once and see what difference a few
days. treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31

Do you throw open your church doors
to the suffering? Do you put in tele-
phones, so that the Ill and absent can
hear your services? If you do, the
newspapers Of the country print It,
Suppose there was a man in Chi
cago who did nothing else but keep in
touch with church work, extracting
news and Offering it to the editors.
Suppose editors knew he was a news
paper man, like themselves, capable
of sitting from the conventional drift
of church life the great and good
deeds, the new things and the live
things? Don't you think the news.
papers would put that mans Office on
their assignment list?
81 consider this a thoroughly prac
teal suggestion. honestly believe
it would be worth while for the news
papers to pay half of that mans sal
airy and the churches the other half. >
1t was Mr.. Smith, also, who advised
the churches to 'humanize them
selves"
OOuu u. oHdhSI VI IuS SuiCdSO ENth
ing Post recommended the doing away
of denominations.
you base your religion on sectariar
principles" he said. You should burn
your creeds and do as st. Paul said
L have determined to know nothing
among you save Jesus Christ YOU
should do away with denominations
churches. The new method of doinl
business is consolidation. Think o.
the potential influence that all the
preachers could have if they we're join
ed together in one organization with
out creed or sect"
1t was Rev. w. S. Plumer Bryan o.
the Church of the Covenant who urgeC
that the press and the pulpit unite
and Rev. Charles B. Mitchell of st
James Methodist Episcopal church
who said the need of the modern news
paper was progress.
I'VE ask no changes except those o
progress" said Dr. Mitchell. 9Th,
public soon tires of reading Of Viole
Beuhler, DIR. Webster and Jack John
son."
Central auditorium was crowded a
the conference with ministers and lay
men, including newspaper representa-
tiyes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be
in City cemetery.
(>Oe.

Myron Robinson and Louis Genring
were business callers in Rock Island
last Thursday.
Fred Wells of Colorado Springs,
Col, is visiting his daughters Ruth
and Ina He will remain a short time,
and then visit relatives at Albany.
The Misses Nellie Groh and Eta
Schweneger were Sunday guests OF
Miss Rosa Bfllmer.
Ernest Gerkin is having quite ser
ious time with his face, an ulcer hav-
ing formed from the bruise he re-
ceived when shredding corn.
Mrs. Sam Stanley gave a miscel
laneous shower for her cousin, Miss
Luella Miller, at her home last Satur-
day afternoon. There were about so
guests. Miss Miller will become the
bride of Carol Heron next Wednes-
day.
The Bethel Ladies Aid society will
meet with Mrs. c. ]. Golden next We'd
nesday for an all day meeting.
Fred Fillmer and jain Hahn are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31

were dismissed. Both boys were told
that their next offense would be Sc
verely punished.
Case Sill In Court.-Evidence is
still being taken in the personal in
jury suit Of Mrs. Elena O'Connell VS..
the city Of Davenport. The case will
probably not reach the jury before
this evening. Monday and yesterday
was taken up with hearing the evil
dence Of the plaintiffs witnesses and
the defense examined witnesses yes
terday afternoon and today. The
plaintiff asks $4,000 from the city for
injuries alleged to have been received
last June, when she fell at Fourth and
Harrison streets.
Obituary Record.-Mrs. Johanna
Lorensen, an aged resident of Daven-
port, died Monday evening at her
home, 919 Eastern avenue, at the age
of 81 years. The deceased was born
in Sweden. She was reared in that
country and came to America and
thence to Davenport a number Of years
ago, where she has since resided. Her
husband, Peter Lorensen, died several
years ago. Those who survive are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31

noon by Albert Ebeling announces the
death of Claus Conrad, former Moline
resident, which occurred at yester-
day morning at the home In Omaha.
There are no particulars, and relatives
here are considerably shocked, mas
much as they had not been aware that
he was i'll. Mr.. Conrad was about 55
years Of age. He lived here many
years, having worked for a time as as
sistant shipper for Deere & Co., and
later being with the Moline Pillow com
pany. He left Moline about 20 years
ago. His widow and three sons, Frank,
Emil and Alfred, survive. Relatives
left in Moline are Henry Conrad, a
brother, and Albert Ebeling and F. c.
Werlich, brothers-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
Ebeling probably will go to Omaha to
attend the funeral services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-31

evangelist was roughly used and
swore out warrants for the arrest of
the men. The trial Is set for Thurs
day.