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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05
6attDtt uuD Deuebne.

- Die Spesrs Spipital 6tlfsge=
.felllhaft ertpdblte, iolgenpe geamts.
Erdiibentin, 5ruu W. Gmerp; srits
giseprdiioentin, 5rau Ripb; 5ipeite
8iaeprdiipentin, 5rau Rieie; Setreta=
rim, 5rau aenorids; SdaBmeiiterin,
srau 2alplon; Gintaufs-8ommittse
Die Srauen Sibbitts uno Riob.
+, - Die llrTads Der 0aserplolion i'm
Sauie bes @eprgs u. Wpooburn in
Dupton tonnte bis jebt nod ntht err
nittelt fperoen.
= 9ie Stabtbeamten BON Sdpton
MAIDEN ale QnItrenglneen, Inn Die
giirger bafiir gu gefpinnen, paB tie fiji
bic $4,000 8pnoausgabe fir bic 8ers
beHeruns Der 6. 4penue itimmen.
SRI. Senriettd Shmibt bon Der
5bornton Strabe puroe anldblifj
ibre s9eburtstages BON ibren 5ablrsi=
den Jreunben nit elmer Surpriis
Bdrtn beebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05
e pb l II 1t o n.

Gie Gppinstuu Office fiir Sas rGiu'
rinnatier Golfsblatt" beiiuoet iid TN
@ebGuoe gfu. 509-511 Wabiieu
apenne. sln5eisen, Wttttbeilunsen
nnb Seitellungen irgenowelfer art
tuerbeu bis 10 llbr slbenbs baielbit
antgesengenOmmen. Selepbpn Sontf
1854.
-8runDeigentbums llebertragun>
gen: 8ert M1eibbornstD an Wlartin
O'Hourte, QOt an Der RuFsQ 4penue,
172a SUB norblth Der 19. Strabs, 81 !;
sSrunt uno @Qa Grope an :. W.
S'grien, Cots go. 13, IA, Is, 25 unb
26 in Der 8ronneQs unb Rebman's
uHterabtf. in WeIt Gopington, an Der
2srington Ipe., 81; SObn Sltnger an
Clara Slinger 9pDb, Got go. 568 in
Ger Btlidmion's unterubtb. an Der
George Str, $50 SUB tpeitli6 bon
4iltes QQep, 81; gbomas ). Stepsnz
ion an Die 5ruitees Der Cincinnati
Soutbern GiIenbabn Co., etnen Qunpz
itrt6 na9e Grlanger, fir 81; emma
araus, SeftumsntspoQItredertn, an
bieiel6en, einsn 2anbItrstfen na6e gt=
LANCER, S65; Morris SuDge an DieieLs
ben einsn Strstfen 2anbes nobe gre
LANCER, S199; 4oum Wpnroe on bic
ielben einer StreiFsH 2dnbes nube Grz
LANCER, $50.
- 5eitamente. oSn Ietnsm geitament
binterIdBt Soiepb j. GnoreB 4Qes Ieiz
ner Satin GIiIubetH gnbreb unb err
nennt tie CUR SeitamentsooQi Qitrederin
obne 8Irgiduft. 4bi6dBer iinb Geo.
6ufer, Sbomos Soners unb 8. :.
8Iatel2. - SuIio 2angan binterlGbt
in ibrem Seitament QGes ibrem Sobne
Martin Qangdn unD ernennt sFrau
Sobn 2. Wilfon 3ur SeitumentsooGz
itreterin.
GRei4eine: Daniel Sargent, 27,
BON SuoloD, Gb., unb 9irgin More=
lamb, p, BON bier; Benjamin Oilers,
"a, unb SOiep6tue 6uelsmann, 20,
8eipe bon SunoIor0topn, &p.; Sofep6
6. SiQ, IS, bon Cincinnati, uno
GitelIe Conner, q, pon 9aptpn, g.;
Senrp 3rupert, q, uno GorberSeeleb,
q, 8eioe bon Dapton, 8.
Sames 81. Morris puros i'm
Gountpgert6t gum 8ormuno ibsr
Somes Ji. WsOrris srnonnt unb itelte
girgIdaft.
8ub grpant psrtIaste Wlarp
Brpant, nit Der er Iih am 19. SUM-
1912 oerbeirotbete, auf SheiDung. Gr
eiebt lntreus uno 0erlaifeu aIs9runD
an.
- Go. DreieI. lanse SABRE Shantz
felIner fir 5errH George 8ens, an ber
piie Strabe, ftarb ge1teru in {einer
Wobnnng go. 181 Weit Rpbbins
GD.. i'm Ilter DOT 40 Jabren. Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

4m 0olant bonn Sobeers
eiIt. aiir3lih bat fi9 auf Der Straz
be, bic bon 0erfaiflss nah parts
fiibrt, cine oufresenbe Saene abseipislt.
0esen 5 llbr Raamittass fafen bic
paffonten elm 4utomobil, in bem 5tpei
0amen fabsn. nit GROCER 9eihnin=
bigtett Die bel 8saucreHon abfau.noe
GbanHes hinunter iauien. nngefdbr
100 Meter BON benz bort beftnblidsn
gabnihrantsn entfsrnt, iant Der
Gbauffeur idiings iiber ben Dolant.
Der fiibrerlOie Wugen befdrieb sinise
aurpen, pdbrsnb bic 5pei 0amsn seI=
lenbe Silferufe ausftieBen. Dor Der
Barriere angelangt, beren Shranfen
gIiidlifertpeife geOffnet tparen, brebte
iih bos 9lutompbil nab linfs unb. bic
5ede burdbre6enb, tpelbe bas gabnz
geleiie 5u beiben Seiten einidumt,
iiberieBte IS bic S6knen, unn geaen
eine 5elesrapbenitange gu fahreH. bic
es in feinem 2dufe aufbielt. Der Sta
tionsporitanb, Der bic Saene mitanss=
febsn bate, elite fOfort. bon stpei an
seitelIten beeleitet, Den Damen gu
9ilfe. Dieie iaben, Dor 9lnglt seIdbmt.
obsr gang unperfebrt, i'm Snnern bes
AUTOS. Der Chauffeur, Der audi niht
Die eerinsite YerleBuns aufpiss, mar
tpbt. Elm 9eiidt mar aufsebunien nnb
feline itdrren 9dnbe umtlammerten
nod ben 0olant, BON benz man iie nur
NIT Wtiibe losloien tonnte. Sffenbar
battle Elm Shlasanfau ieinem 2eben eiH
gnbs semdht. Seit fiinf Sabrsn Isntte
er oas Nutompbil, tpeIhes bic beiben
Damsn, bic ibrs Ramsn ni9t nennen
MOLTEN. fir ben Naamittas semietbet
batten. Die unbstunnten feBtsn ibrs
Jabrt in bem Wagen, Der D<rbdItniBz
mabig ,nur serinss 5aparien erlitten
bate, 5ipei Stunbsn ipdter nad g.aris
fort. Sn 8erfailles ipurbe, rie Der
.Watin" fhieibt. eins serihtlide unz
'terfnhuns einseleitet, lpelhs bic lrs
iahen bes llnfalles feititeusn iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

9ruit sef1lngen unb erbsblid perlebt.
@r tpuroe nah feiner Wpbnuna SO.
$50 Scott Strabe sebradt,
- 9as 2etdenbegdnsnib oes oere
forbenen gbarles Clifton, eines ptnz
fipnirten GomHiHarb Sereeants bes
19. Snfanterie Neailnents, Tinbet
heute Nadmittag ftatt. Cine 9btfei>
lung Solouten pom 9. Snfaniefies
Regiment, in SORT 5bpmas itatipn;rt,
pirb bic 2eids nad bem oisblanb
5rieobof esfortiren nnb bort einen
Sulut abeeben.
Bernard 8ruemmer, 55 Sabre
alt, itarb 9eftern in ieiner Woa iHna,
Ro. 81 8remen Strabe. Gr bin.erldBt
Die Witttpe. 2eidenbeedngniB Ftnret
am 0onneritas Wormittag bon Fer
Meutter 8ottestirhe aus itatt.
- areisrihter 1rucn unb gidter
5arbeion baben ben gefebl on Ten
Sreis9eri6ts Giert Nfade craehen
ldnen, bon nun an feline Oofumsnte
mebr aus Der Office Su sebea. Gouz
ten Ole 4nlpdlte 9epoiitionen enteegen
gu nebneu baben, 10 follen iis oies i'm
gourtbaus t6un. Dieter 8efsbl 1T ere
lai'en poroen, neil geitern, ais ein
San perbanpelt iperoen iolte, Die 0oz
tumente febIten, Die Elm 4npalt I'm
8eIis bat.
- Sm gbeIdeibunssfaue oon BOT
Gilep gegen Sallie Rilep erlaubteHiAz
ter Sracp Der 9ertlaeten ST per wphe
uno i'm Sale Der Mprtfe Winiams gee
gen Charles 81. Diuiams Der S!dgez
rim s. per Wo6e glimente.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

8 :. Il
Softer, s.. ,inb Sbeoboiia 90. pbiI-
lipps BON 0rants Sid, ap. - George
5ippenbauer unb Sarab 2ibtnser.
beioe bon Netpport, ap.
- Mi1eKor %. 80. pusan bat ben
Wertb oes unlGnsit gu Nepport ein-
perleibten Serritoriums spifhen Netp@
port, 8ellepue unp DaDton auf Der eis
men unb 9ieblanb 0iitritts auf Der
anoeren Seite duf $383,000 abge-
ibdbt.
Die Jiltrirs s4nlaae an ben yeetps
porter ReIerppirs tpiro alem Mnfhein
noh in bieier Bpde fertis geitellt
peroen uno pirb oann nit Der Netnt=
suna oes Waiisrs iofprt besonnsn
fperben.
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Co. Drtltl,
N { ~ , o + t.

| Die Netpport Office fir bas Gin.
elnnatier &olfsbIatt" befinbet iid, in
geo. 339 gurf Srafe, segeniiber bem
Gpnrtbauic, tuDielbit 9euisfeiten, Ins
setsen 1t. |, III. bis 10 ltbr 40 Ninn-
ten MbenSs entgegengenpmmen fuer.
ben. Selepbpn Suuth 2401.
= Jfeue &laaen. 6ltfubet6 unp
@arl 5aulbaber pertlaeten bic Staot
Gopington huf $4,000 S6aoenerioB.
sic tppllen tnfolge Der 9rainiruno oes
gopingtoner ReIerppirs Inn Dbiae
Summe in ibrsr Gigentbum an Der
Ileranortn Yite qeIbabigt ipprben
| iein. - Die 5erancourt grepinq So.
pertlagte 9eorge anopp auf 3ablung
BON $19903 fir 9elieferte Daaren. =
2i35ie Rtharps pertIagte iFrieorib
Riaorbs auf' S6eiounq ~nuf 9runb
bon Wibbanolung, 5runtiu6t nnb
gernahldifi9ung. 8as 9aar ebelihte
| ith i'm Wtui 1909. q
- Sm Ratbe Der Stabtsaommiiz
fion ipuree Der 9auz8oper fir Hefpz
port aneenommen. 8on nun an mill
| len ale guuten ndh pemIelben aufaes
fubrt neroen. Der Sober mar fat
ein Sa9r unter geratbuna. Sine Rez
lo!ution tpuroe dn9enommen, baB Die
Seltentpe9e on Der g., 6. uno 7. Stro-
BE, 5Ipll6sn Der Columbia uno gen<
traI 4penue, neu gelest perben mill
len. Re6nuneen gum 9etraqe BON
$2125 tpurben erIaubt, ipfpie 1921 fir
Die Wablbeamten. Gin GeIuh nm Die
9erbeheruns Der Sobn Strabe, 3ni=
fhen Der 8. unb 10. Strobe, puroe
perlpisien uno cine Srbinan8, bic etne
Spe5iali iteuer fir bic 9erbeTerunq Der
arnolo 9lQep, 5piihen Der 7. uno s.
nnb 3pifhen Der 2oipea unp griabton
StraBe, p6rf6reibt, purbe angenome
men.
- aapt. Sobn Barber, friiber Elm
obiffsbauer in Qepport, iturb qez
itsrn in Der 9oDton Soloutenbeimatb
I'm 4lter bon "a Sabren. Ddbreno
beg gurgertrieges oiente er in aonz
pasnie 6 oes 189. Shio sSnf. Reaie
msnts. Die 2ei6s piro bebufs ges
'tottung bierbergeIanot unb auf benz
Jmmsrgriin Jrisbbof beitattet perbsn.
- Staotasridt. Samuel Moore,
Der tpegen semeinen 8enebmens anges
tiagt mar, erbielt So uno Soften. =
George Butts, in Quen's Rotp an Der
Welt 5. StraBe ipobnbaft, tpurbe auf
9etreiben ieiner 9attin tpeqen Ser
nahlaiiigung Der Jamilis perbnftst.
Die 3eusenausiagen ergaben, baB II
Dor 6 Moden fortsing uno d6Tolut
nihts fir ben unterbalt isiner ga
Mile beiiteuerte. @r tpurbe ben @rpB=
sei6luorenen iiberpieIen.
- Die y1epport 2pge Der Glfs- bat
8orbereitungen getroffen, baB lie Die
Wablnahriften beute 9lbenb be-
tommt.
S. 81. Morris, friiber Ridfer
oes Clifton 9iftritts, BAT oeitern
abeno in einer Ber1ommluna bon
gur9ern eltttons Die 9riinDe barge
iest, tparum lie fir cine Ginperleiz
buns in Retpport itinlnxn iolten.
- gernon aemplin bon Mapsnine.
ap., Der in betruntenem 3uitanbe auf
einenl s. e .. 3uge cine RuRit0rung
peruriahte, ipuroe i'm StaDtgsrihte
um $40 unb Soften beitraft.
0runoeigentbumsi siibsrtrasunsen.
Waiter Gcmnliiiioner on bic g. e &.
Goal Co.. Got BON 25 SUB an Der 6.
4penue, Dapton /; $1925. - Oiibsr
Wfiaer an Walter 9arriion, Got an
Der 5ront unb Yort StraBe; 81. E
- gbeideine. Sobann Worpole,
AZ, nnp Waria Sonfs. 81. beiDe bon
Cincinnati. - Queius 6. MiIer BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

- llnier glgent in Samilten ut
!6err Gomaro Sruf, 449 sHb Sanfte
Strake. Sea Sci. 476 w., Some
Ebone 1851 u. 3
- Die 5euerpebr ipuroe Sonntas
4beno 10 llbr nad benz Sauie $50.
1108 MapIe 2Ipenue ssrufsn. no elm
iGaobdfter Haudfang bic 3immer nit
Hau6 anfiillte. - Die Seueripebr
purpe aeftern Worgen I'm 6 lhr nod
go. 557 RoB 4penue aerufen, ipo Elm
5euer in einem BdnoItranf entltanz
ben mar uno bic alstosr in bsmielben
5erfOrts. - Sin 5euer entItanb um
balb z llbr geitern Wpreen in einsm
aleiberihrant in Der Wobnung bon
9tobert 6. Wtitdea go. 1877 Cane
StraBe, unp leste ein 8ett in stnem
nehenanliseenoen 3inmer in 8ranb.
Die M0bel in nem ,3immer purpen
beihdDigt. Gin Sdagllng purbs nod
aur reftsn 3eit sersttst. Der 9erlult
| lit $75, &
- Gbartss ). Nicoll, 21, unb Gil
liam Campbell, %. beioe bon Wibple=
to1pn. erlangtsn einen 9eiratbsihein.
- Sobn $. Jortmonn itarb in Der
Npbnung ieiner aouiine 6rau Srant
3piefelbofer, go. 172 Waibinetoa
StraBs. i'm a(lter bon so Sabren.
- Rapmono s. Murtls, 20, bon
Hitmono, Sne., unb Ruth Rpeers,
II, BON Srforb, tpuroen bon Rep. g.
yS. gea setraut.
- Webrere hieiige giirger iino
Nahtommen beg Wm. Gnpart BON
Rep yort, pel9er 1885 itarb lmo
eefen Ra6lai'sniAaft iest einenWerth
ron bunosrt Wiillionen Dollars baben
uno aus 30 Qder in Retp gort uno
1000 afer in gtep Seriep bsfteben
ioa. Die Grbsn, 500 an Der 3dbl,
buben fih pereinigt, um bic grbI6aft
sin3utreiben. Wos fir Elm 5reFsn
fir bic 2(Dpotaten.
- 5rau Gbna Snlitb bon Mibblez
tenn erbdlt BON Der Carnegie 5elDenz
aommiIiion Elm Webainpn unb stns
nnteritiiBune, neil ibr gatte gDalter
4lpin Smitb am IL. Suli 1912 in
WibDletonn Bel benz gerfu6, ben IA
Sabre a!tsu 5r.b. gorhis gu rsttsn,
Dur6 Grtrinten iein 2eben einbiibte.
5rau Smitb erbdlt $500, sins psniipn
ron $50 ben Ulonat uno S. ben No>
nat fir ibrs 5odter, BIS asBtsre oas
IL. aebensjabr srreift bat.
- 5rau Gbdrlss Derigan erlitt
poreeItern 4benb auf Der 9einfabrt
cine Meile bon Winpine pur1 einen
Sturs aus psm Jubrfpert eineR Oops
pelbruh Des linten Mrms. 9as CERT
son'ids 5ubrnert ronnts sesen ben
Waeen oes Sobn 9uthinion uno
Jrau yerigan purbe auF Die Strdbs
eei6leubert. ..,.~.
- Sm 0itober parDen 78 5ei>
ratbsli5enien i'm, probatseri6t ausse-
felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05
Mmslanbiid5e s9sa@ridstets.

4Itobol auf polarfab 3 T.
ten. Ra6bem bie ueiiten polarfor-
ider, baruntsr in eriter Reibe Jribtjof
RanFen, iib nit srober Gntf1iebenbeit
sesen jeslihsn Mliobolsenub auf pO=
larfatrten aussefprodkn baben, 1T es
iebr iiberraihenb, aus benz eben e.
ihienensn leBten 4sft ,bes 4munbi<n-
fden Siiopolarnfris 5u srfabren. baB
Der nortpesif6e Goridkr 4ltobolstnub
als Elm unter umitGnben reht uIblidks
|Stimulans bei drttitden unb ontnrtz
|tiiden Strapa3tn empfieblt. Gs -
freilid gu beahten. 1q5 4munbien BON
[jeber leberiGrtituns Der pOn ibm itlbit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

Sos
Gcmponmb bat mts
bas 9eben eerettet-
SD erfreue mid iest
otr behen Oefunos
belt, lit dber a;r
frcuens2tiben NIB
ihmersbafteu perios
ben, nrp bsfte Rns
dfnihmersen, Fosfs
fhnersen unb Cbits
mohtsanfdne. Mnn
irsenoeine Grom mir
i6reiben tponte, 70
tuiiroe ID ibren Brief
germ beantnorieit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

9oHofpeen bat Iber tine
befannie Jamilie in SiMoIb, Wisc..
Qeib unb aiimmernib psrbdnst. Diez
felbe lit Die BON 9errn Dapib 81. Ga
meron, bem@eheralaeentsn Der No,tbz
fpeitern 2ife Sniuranee gompanp nls
Wtilpautee. Der iiebenj1brige George
Cameron lief turs Dor Dem NbenbeIfen
- Die Duntelbeit mar bereits kresns
9ebrohen nit einem lanaen Nu!tz
robr betpaffHet quer iiber cine Rafenz
flate ieinem elterliden Sauie sa, ais
er ploblid itolperts unb 5u sgan fam.
geim 3initiiraeu orans ibm has fpiBe
Gnoe oes Shiebinitrumenis niht
neben Der Wur3sl bes Naienbeins in
bas rehte ause Der Sunae biirite
anf benislben bic Seb.raft nerlieren.
DR.. 0ilbert Seaman aus WiIipdutee
bebanbelt i'm Derein nit ben DfAs
tOiber aoleeen Nnen unb 6arpie tns
cerlebte ainb. Dn anfanss gebeste
8efiirhtuns, bnb aud bds Debirn
mitDerlebt moroen iudre. Bat fin sliid
literipeiie mad, elmer genauen untsrs
fu1ung ni6t beUabrbeitet.
sl luh e'ine 8efh1 ftieung.
Sra, lpos bait Du benn poriaea
Mpnat gemnht2" = @uf ben Griten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

Wenn Sbr "a ntdt slaubt, 10
ipartst uno left. W1it ben Hopsir5erz
Stiirmen tommt Rbenmatismus, unD
Sbr fperoet niht Don bemielben tes
freit, nenn Sbr nidt ct. Satobs DEL
anipenbet, pel1es fofcrt turirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

sns ibr ias.n, tpas 9sota 9. giuihaus's
Vegetable COMPOUND fur mid sstbau.s -
Graa MATTE goptHbabtr, Shbos
mineo, G;lo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-05

- lluier Ieent in Samilton lit
Serr Gbmarb Sruf, 449 SIo Sanfte
Strake. Sea Sci. 476 IT,, Some
Ebpne 1851 u. 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
ST. PArRIcK,s DAY PARTY.

MRS. d. R. HOOVER WAS HOST
ess Saturday afternoon at a delightful
St Patrick party at her home, 1868
Twenty-ninth street, Moline, when she
entertained a large number of ladies,
assisted by Mrs. W. Richardson, Mrs.
S Hedeen and Miss Lizzie Lengbehn-
Instrumental music. songs and fancy
work made the early hours of the ev-
ening pass happily, and a contest fol
lowed which gave prizes 10 Mrs. w. E.
Hill of Rock Island and Mrs. S. E.
Buck, both ladies receiving embroider,
ed towels. The living room and dining
room were decorated in green stream
ers, and bouquets of cut flowers were
used throughout the house. An elab.
crate four-course luncheon was served,
Miss Mamie Buck and Mrs. Rose Nor
an, both gowned in green satin, pour
ing at a dainty table decorated in
green and white. In the evening, Mrs.
Hoover, assisted by Mesdames Rich
ardson, Moran and Buck, eptertained
eight couples at O'Clock dinner
souvenir favors being in the form OF
shamrocks. After the dinner, cards
aud music furnished diversion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY.

MRS. J. w. QUINLAN AND HER
twin brother, Harry Sage, yesterday
celebrated their 4Sth birthday anniver-
sary. The anniversary was quietly
celebrated with a dinner parry for the
members of their families at the home
of Mrs. Quinlan, $50 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Quinlan and Mr.. Sage were born
March 1G, 1864 and were the youngest
OF 10 children of whom two sisters,
Misses Clara and Alice Sage reside at
the old homestead, 223 Sixteenth street
and William II. at Tacoma, Wash,
the latter being the oldest of the fam
lily and he was also a twin. Their
parents were the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Sage who will be remem-
bered by the older residents,
having come to this city in 1886.
Mr.. Sage was prominent contractor
and built the old Central Presbyterian
church, the Harper house, the old
Rock Island club and the old court
house. Harry Sage was formerly man.
ager of the Rock Island baseball club
and for 20 years was a well known
player He is living at sol Fourth
avenue and has a family of four chill
dren. Mrs. Quinlan has two chill
dren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
sMITH-GoLpsTEIN.

THE MARRIAGE OF MISS DORA
Goldstein of Muscatine and Harry
Smith of Davenport, took place yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at Wood
men hall, Muscatine, and the ceremony
was attended by a large company OF
friends from this city and Davenport
The hall was trimmed for the occasion
in the wedding colors. Rabbi Braden
officiated. The bride wore an elabor-
ate wedding gown of white satin, made
en- trane, and trimmed with lace, her
long wedding veil being held in place
with flowers, while the bridal bouquet
was of roses and carnations. Miss
Lena Smith, sister of the groom, OF
Davenport, and Julius Erbstein OF
Rock Island, attended as bridesmaid
and best man. Miss Smith was dress,
ed in a light blue silk and lace gown,
and carried a round bouquet of yellow
roses.
An elaborate wedding dinner follow
ed the ceremony. Later Mr.. Smith and
his bride left on a wedding trip to Chi
cago. They will be at home after APP
ril at 1112 West Sixth street, Daven-
port.
Mr.. Smith is the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. |. Smith of Davenport, and is
machinist at the Davenport Locomo'
tive works. Those attending from
| Rock Island are: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
| Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goldman, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Erbstein, Julius Erbstein
S. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brady
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
H. Taxman and Mr.. and Mrs. Katz.
Other guests from beyond the city
were: Jack Power of New Haven
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs..I. Singer, William
Logan and Jack Pinkus, all of Chica
go: z. D. Silberman of Toledo, Ohio
John Brady of Iowa City, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bromberg of Centerville, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
LOVERS OF TRUTH COFFEE.

THE LOVERS OF TRUTH OF
Broadway Presbyterian Sunday school
entertained at st. Patrick's day cof-
fee Saturday afternoon =; the hCme Of
Mrs. c. ]. Searle, 934 Twentieth street.
The coffee was in charge. Of a commit
tee composed of the Misses Margaret
Searle, Alice Ransom, Elizabeth Ogle-
wee, Florence Etter and Hortense Pas
sett. Musical numbers were given by
Rev w. G. Oglevee and members of
the class during the afternoon. Re
freshments were served IN The dining
room and home made candies were
sold. Decorations appropriate to the
day were beautifully carried out
throughout the rooms. The entertain
ment was a very successful one and
the young ladies are much pleased
with their success, for they realized
SO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
POWER OF MUSIC.
A WordIsss Conversation That Made
Two Strangers Brothers.

wv ShtoAiSSES
An instance of music forming base
of conversation between strangers each
ignorant of the others language is Civ
en- by John S. Neihardt in 1.-THE River
and l." While on the Missouri in
canoe with some companions they came
to a place where the Great Northern
railroad touches the river for the last
time for 500 miles. Here they saw
two Italian hands Willing away their
Sunday with fishing rods.
81 went ashore, hoping to buy some
fish. Neither of the two could speak
English, and Italian sounds to me
merely like an unintelligible singing.
However, they gave me to understand
that the fish were not for sale, and my
proffered coin had no persuasive pow
ers.
"Still wanting those fish l fingered,
carelessly whistling the while strain
from an opera l had once heard. For
some reason or other that strain had
been in my head all day. I got up in
the morning with it: had whistled it
during the fight with the head wind.
The Kid called it that dago tune l
think it was something from II Trova-
tore
Suddenly one of the little Italians
dropped his rod, stood up to his full
height. lifted his arms very much after
the fashion of an orchestra leader and
Joined in with me-
Il stopped-because I saw that he
could whistle He carried it on with
much expression to the last thin note
with all the ache of the world in it
And then he grinned at me.
"Verdir he said sweetly.
81 applauded, whereat the little 1tal'
| ian produced bag of tobacco. We sat
down on the rocks and smoked togeth
er, holding a wOrdless but perfectly i'll
telligible conversation of pleasant
| grins.
| "That night We had fish for supper
/ I got them for a song, or, rather, for {
! whistle. One immortal strain from
! Verdi poorly whistled in a wilderness
had made an Italian and a Dutchma1
] hrOthprS ,"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
PORT BYRON COLLECTOR
CLOSES UP HIS BOOKS

John NJ. Lawritzson, collector for
Port Byron township, made final set
Element this morning with County
Treasurer w. H. Whiteside. He turn
Ell over to the county official the sum
of $1,591.76. The report shows that
the total collection was $7,50S.1S and
the total delinquency $374.63. The
county gets s936.S3, the state $619.36,
S637.04 goes to the road and bridge
fund and the collectors commission
was $150.16.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
Pepys as an Advertiser.

Pepys as a diarist we all know, but
Pepys as an advertiser is unfamiliar.
An advertisement from the London
Post Boy of May I, 100, reproduced in
Notes and Queries" gives list of
articles stolen from his residence near
Leicester square and offers reward
OF guineas for their recovery. 1t is
interesting to note the changes in SPELL
ing wrought by couple of centuries
''puortmantle trunk" "broadcloath
coat ''black-silk wastcoat'' and two
silk handkechiefs, red and blew"
There were also -four laced neck
clothes" What were they-collars in
an early stage of olution?-London
Chronicle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-18
ST. PATRIcK,S TEA.

THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY TEA
given by the Silver Cross circle of
Kings Daughters Saturday afternoon,
at the home vi Miss Laura Marquis,
726 Fwenty-third street, was largely
attended and proved a very pleasant
affair. The house was decorated in
shamrocks and flags and other sym.
bols suitable to the day. On the din,
ing table shamrocks were scattered
over the cloth and green candles were
placed about on it. The sandwiches
were shaped as shamrocks and the
candies were green. Tea was served
during the afternoon and there were
also candy, fancy work and cake
booths. The ladies realized a good
sum. which will be used for general
charity work.