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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30
GRAFTON OF REV. T. E.
NEWLAND AT CEMETERY

CONTINUED from age Five)
barricade between their country and
its foes. Their soldier lives were the
reyeille Of freedom to a race in chains,
and their death the tattoo Of rebel
lious tyranny in arms"
In such words OF eloquence did one
who was himself the chief Of the great
army OF volunteer soldiers call atten-
ton of the nation 20 Memorial day.
We can measure the degree of a
nations enlightenment by its appTeci-
alton OF heroism. A sad decline must
smite a race before Il can forget
where its benefactors sleep, and per
nit their monuments 10 decay. The
best nations OF the earth today are
those who are intelligent and high.
minded enough TO appreciate the men
who, by toll and suffering. have left
the blessing OF peace. truth and fire.
dom 90 their fellow-men. Moreover
the people who appreciate their ben
efactors produce and reproduce them
And so, today. We hail the soldier vet.
eran as the champion OF our liberty
the savior OF our union. the herald OF
better age. the glory and inspiration
OF the republic.
This day comes under the shadow
Of a great calamity. II is a time Of
chastened memories. II recalls the
vivid scenes when the thunders OF
years burst in all their fury and the
horrors Of civil war were upon us. Fol
four long years the armies surged tC
and fro. now in victory. now in de
feat The union became a byword OF
the highway OF the world. Lcadinl
British journals said IL was an "insan,
ambition an "impossibihty." Lore
Broughton snoeringly compared IN,
government Of Abraham Lincoln e
Pontius PLATE oycrruu by a mob
Wendell Phillips and others advocated
q convention 10 settle by agreemcn
that the north and south break for
ever. Others wished that Mason an,
DiXon's line might be a trench file,
with gunpowdeT, and that the two sec
lions be blown as far apart as tn
poles. You. soldier. can recall the Thrill
of patriotism that swept over the ma
ton when the flag was insulted. AM
men Of every rank Of society hastene,
away to pour their veins into the SCI
OF blood. There have been wars in
spired by the lust OF power. OF hatre
and revenge. Wars OF rivalry and pei
sonal ambition. but few indeed of tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30
And, as the greatest only are,

And, as the greatest only are,
In his simplicity sublime"
1t may be, sir, that you were with
him al Donnelson and Vicksburg. or
Shiloh and Corinth, or at Appomattox,
and you helped him fight it out on the
line.
Some Of you were with Logan. when
his hair was like the ravens wing, and
his eye was full of glorious fire. And
he made you think it glorious to fight,
as you followed the gallant BLACK
Eagle" on 10 victory.
Or. perhaps, you were with the
brave-souled Thomas when he checked
the rebel tide as Gibraltar checks and
dashes back the rage of the stormy
sea.
Or. perhaps, some Of you went with
Sherman from Atlanta 10 the sea" in
the execution of one of the greatest
military movements in the history OF
warfare
Thus we are rich in the inspiration
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30

God, Is living, breathing, growing ev.
cry hour" The south has learned that
the free negro counts more than the
slave. That the school house on the
hilltop Is valuable for black and white
alike That industry and commerce
are more potential than theories and
politics. They have smoothed the
path 10 the southwark, have wiped out
the Mason and Dixon line. and have
hung ont the latchstring 10 you and
yours. Truly we are indeed brothers.
In sympathetic pathos the poet says:
No more shall the war-cry sever,
Or the winding river be red;
They Danish our anger forever
When they laurel the graves Of our
dead.
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Gray
AL the news all the tirne-The Arsus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30

All CSC bags QGS
roc metal frame bags Of gold and
silver color, sold as high goo
as 79c, Friday .................O oC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30
81 BraSSiereS, soc

800 brassieres have to be classed
among the odds and ends Coming in
every day are new things in this line,
but they don't last long with us.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30
Wolfe Waists, 40c

Fancy voile waists, stamped ready 10
be embroidered. With each waist to
be worked is a full set OF directions.
T RSgnlar Csc 49c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30

AL the news all the tiine-The Ar=aa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30
Dress Trimmings
900 Discount

Fancy beaded ornaments adapted for
evening and party gowns, large and
small, in jet, crystal, gold and num-
Der of colors.
First Floor, Trimming Dept.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-30

CONTINUED from age Flve)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Dr w. r. Macbeth. dentist. 25-21
Grant building.
" Homer liir VS. here today from
Gallup. q guest az the Murgcs hotel.
" NJ. Mccoy Is In the city today
from Mountalnair,
Morgan %. LlcVcilyn OF Las Cruces
Is among the convention week visitors
Thor3as Marion Ut san Marcial rs
among the delegates tu tho Democrat.
ic convention
lion. Arthur sclsman of Santa Fc
be- among the convention week visit
urs.
state senator T J Msbry uf CLOVIS
is one of the prominent figures Ia tho
stat, Democratic convention
Hon. G y. Blackwell, cashier Of the
First National bank of Ration, s 10
the city for the week.
jackson Agec q well known silver
CITY hnnker. is here for the Demo
cratic convention
Tom Doran, hotol proprietor OF
Santa Re. rs q visitor IN the city co..
day
Secretary 90 state Antonio Luccro
was among the arrivals from santa Fc
last night for IN, state convention.
* x scott district attorney Of
ChuNrs county. BE- attending the DEM
ocratlc state convention.
james W Norment OF Santa re. Is
here today taking IN the Democratic
convention
Guy II Herbert assessor OF Chaycs
county. ~ among tho delegates from
Roswell.
Mr. and Mrs Orrin 4. Foster, pro.
OF faWltana H.
| ucap NJ Las cruces. are here tor the
conventions
. l.. owen, member Of the state
corporation commission, is here to-
duy from Santa l'c, attending tho
! Democratic convention,
Ion James y. Upton ~ DENNIS,
one OF the old.timc war horses Ot the
! Democratic party. is among the dele
gates 20 the state convention,
a. e. I'm. county school suporln'
tcudcnt of Chaycs county aud q prom
| incnt Democratic leader. is IN the city
! Tor the state convention.
John Morrow OF Ration. veteran
| Democratic leader and one at the
well known lawyers OF the state, Is
here Tor the Democratic coDvcauon
j. r. Fulton of ClmarrOn, heading
/ one OF wv hhAA'NAlhA 'hAAmA AN"ffha
delegations, Is here f5r thu Demo
| cratic convention.
Thomas -. white, millionaire 'at-
tloman Of Chavos county. is iu the
! cit2' from Roswell, prominent figure
at The convention headquarters.
James Baca a Bull Mooser OF
santa ne, arrived today 10 attend the
! Progressive state convention to'
! morrow
A. = Loumis. editor of the santa
/ De- Eagle. ~ here reporting the pro-
rr,diuRs ui the state convention tot
I hlt paper
Hon " NJ Atkinson. mayor ui
Roswell aud member uf the NhaNr'
copnil delegation. is onr OF Albuquer.
luGs guests thlr A"rh
! HoNcu Eun,st travelling auditor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

which wiped out the business and
amus,mcnt districts IN ocean Para
several dayp ego
Paul TcuIsch poieuto'c VI Ballud
Abyad temple. \. A. -. y NJ s, II
reported 40 80 his home ON NOrh.
Eighth street - y. Blackwell, 60
Ration. chief rlbbun ~ the tcmplo.
VIII conduct meeting OF the Shrine
to bo held tonight
Assistant District Attorney ". ~.
Jomisun returned on the Santa re
limited today from visit of eight
weeks iu his old home in Glovcrs
vile. a. y Mr J1misun remained
In New York q month longer than
he originally intended because or tt'
serious Illness OF his mother
FRANK N Page of Puerto de- Luna.
Guadalupe county one of the pio-
nc,rs fruit growers aud stock men of
New McNicu b. 100 the city for th" CON
vcutiuu week MIR. Page is working
vigorously tor state board oi horii-
culture which viii require spraying
of uW fruit trees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
THIS Week.

Hello, Nv that
o % nOaric 70
WHY aren't sou
nome TO lunch
Don't bother
me. Maria: for
! have got q
hunch they 70
make me an
clcctor for Ted.
dy u osc eit
VINO slugs them
1ard and often
but never meath
the belt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

tor the STATE" is her today from
Santa l'o. attending the democratic
convention
" Lucas. prominent attorney
of Las NoEas. be- here today on legal
business
Edward = Tttman. editor of the
Sierra County Free Press. oi INNS
buru. and on, OF tho Democratic
leaders of th, state. h. "a convention
week visitor
o. L. Micasyir formerly manager
at the Western Union Telegraph com
phny in Las Vegas now 1u official
uf thu COMPANY D. here to-day irJm
Las Vegas
Regular session ot Bauupt Abyud
Temple \. \ %. g. 81 =. IN the Mln.
sonic temple at O'Clock tonight By
order ct the Potcntute. iiaTry Brata,
| secretary,
I = n paXtou president uf the board
of regents uf the New Mexico Agri-
| cultural college and one uf the prom
incnt law crs Of Las Cruces, b. here
for the Democratic convention.
Dr. A, j. Evans. member OF ~, up.
per house OF the legislature from
| Roosevelt county, is here today us d
| delegate 90 the Democratic state CON
,cntion.
Or G.. Il Kolhuus,n OF Ration, 20
familiar figure at every Democratic
state convention for many years IN
TAKING part ~ uno proceedings IN AZ
buqu2rque today.
/ Polls MARITIME OF t:l Pasu is one OF
/ the prominent figures IN tho Demo
cratic convention Mr. MARITIME exc
poets 60 spend The week In Albuquct'
| que.
s 4 Jon,s. Democratic national
national committeeman tor New
| Mexico. one of the most prominent
Democrats In the state, h. here touhy
attending the tate convention
Alr and Mr. Fred VIM are 'lsi'
tors ia Albuquerque today guests az
the Alyurado hotel Mr. Winn o.
connected with the United states
! forest service
Judge ". q Neon of la Landr.
candidate Ton attorney general on tive
| Democratic ticket last fan Is umouS
the Roosevelt county delegates To- tuo
state convention
James ". MIllcns and W v. Ros-
crs OF ChaN,s county both mem 'cra
OF IN, stat, legislature. are In the
city as cont,.uug delegates bcioic iH,
| state convention
Special iiu,ru-d day sale of puBgios.
carriages, ruuibouts, phactunH ANA
I harness Tho biggest stock 100 Ga,
southwest tu eject from, and prices
| that viii make YOU wonder how W.
can do 10. J korhcr company
Mrt. Edward i.cmbEr ANA dHuBh.
Ter, Mut Charlotte returned iust eve
mng from ocean purk COL where
they have been Tor several weeks.
THE Lcmbk,s Witnessed che great llrc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

i've bought great big pUr-
tcrhouse and everything Is
ready and I don't see any use In
all this big fuss oyct Teddy. viii
gu 90 home 10 dinner and
what time Nill Il be?'
Now didn't ! tell you. darl.
ING. lust not To bother me2
We're putting over Woodrow.
and tina boys viii an congab to.
nigEt on how to give I. II tho
y orgt kind OF a lab.
And N Il goes all day Aad
for the best part OF the night.
thcy don't vomc Tor breakfast.
II surely is fright; with boost
ing TAFT or FERGUSON or Baron
Burg OF Fan. with pul,iHa
wires and planning coups. they
don't come home az al, tho
cook declares she'll beat II, and
thrcateninsly gloWcrs when
she's asked 20 run q restaurant
with meals a. all hours. Fathcr's
busy saving the country from
destruction, ne mas no time for
shaving. ana q sac domestic
ruvtion viii taNr place sure a.
politics ICcps a.sizEling much
longer. for marriage ties ara
Just su strong and then they are
no stronger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

politics all over town.
Mineral lodge, knights ui
Pythias meets at D. IN.
Bullut Abyad Temple. Shrin.
rrs meets e. : ,. a., Masonic
Temple
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
De TULLIO
DIES SUDDENLY;
BURIED TODAY
Death 0vertakes Albuquerque.
Girl, Teacher in City School,
"a Hours After Return from
Vacation.

Miss stella be Tuliio. 20 years old.
daughter OF Mr and Mrs A. be
Tullio, 81 i2G North Arno street. died
u midnight last night at mnlig.
nant disease. thirty hours after her
arrival home after % vacation trip To
New York city The Death OF Miss d.
Tullio came with startling sudden
ness, prustraiinE her father and
mother, and as terrible shock to
hundreds Of friends IN this city. 10y
ms from cOntagiuu, disease. Is was
necessary ln order to comply win
board ct health regulations to bur,
Miss De Tullio immediately. Cuns,-
qucntly the funeral was held az 10
o'clock his morning. hcing strictly
private. Burial was In santa Barbara
cemetery.
Miss DE Tullio lcft Albuquerque ON
August 10 Tor visit with relative.
Ia New York. being ,the guest white
there of Dr. GILBERT AMI family Shc
remained Ia New York one week
longer than SHE Intended and secured
an extension Of her vacation from the
ripcrntcnd OF the Albuquerque city
schools In which she ,uught last year.
Miss DE Tulllo lett New YORK. Tues.
DAY. She complained OF being 100 and
relatives chdcavor,d to dctaln her.
she insisted on starting tor Albuuuer
que. however and was 40 all ms way.
leaving her berth only 20 hangr
trains az Chicago. Arriving here
saturday evening ON santa fc train
No. I az 1870, Miss De TulliO walked
from the train unssyisted and was
taken IN carriage 20 her home.
Physicians bcins called. Miss Dc
TulliO's illness Uas pronounced criti.
cal. Thirty hours later she passed
away
Flags arc at hall mast In al the
city schools In Albuquerque today.
There II sorrow among every member
OF the teaching staff In Miss pe
rullios room IN the First ward
school, the boys and girls are strange.
Vs. quiet and many eyes are red from
weeping Miss Dc Tullio VAS 20 have
reported this morning for duty. bat
news OF her sudden death was an.
nounccd instead.
Born IN Italy twcnty.threr years
ago, Miss DE Tullio accompanied her
parents 90 America when child
she had lived IN Albuquerque tot
| eighteen years; had attended thu To-
cal public schouls. the University of
Sew Mexico. ana had taught in coun.
! IS and city school,
Miss De Tulliu had uunumbcrcd
I friends To know her vus 10 love
her. Despite an aiiuction thar would
make most people rorrowful and
mOrose. Miss br Tuluo was Ilvays
cheerful and happy with bright
cherry smile for everyone IN, knew
The sadd'st thing about Miss -,
Tullio's passing " that conditions CO.
| CURED that her body bc buried al
once No religious services OF ans
| Kind were held. no friends were per.
mlited 20 be- near TO pay final trt
butte ct love and respect
The sympathy of the entire com
munity VIII 60 ont TO IN" Do Tulli,
| family la their great sorrow. Beside
the grief stricken paernts, Miss b'
| Tullio, leaves sister Mrs. W !
Moore OF Ilruudggo. Tex. who ha'
been notified hy telegraph of hci
sudden passing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Local weather report for -
hours ending at 5 O.. m, Scptcm-
Der g.- Maximum temperature
IS degrees. minimum, 81; ransr
80, az 5 a. ~. 81, south winds
clear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
T. The . Weather

Forrcast--Gcnorally fair Iva
south portion, t.cat rain "a
north portion this afternoon ana
tonight or Tuesday. cooler in
east portion tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
CITY NEWS.
See us for buggies. Sherwood.
Market, Westminster chapel. Fri

AoNC 10 lOi pNtotoiNG. eSA4NA " oCNA-
Market, Westminster chapel, Fri
day. 3 p. m.
Fort Madison Democrat: DR.. G..
A. Wilkins was a business visitor to
Keokuk today -. Miss Sally Smyth
has returned to her home in Keokuk,
after few days visit with her cous-
in, Mrs. D. L. Alley.
For bungalows see D. D. Simpson,
11O5 Des Moines.
The Hornish-Chute case in the
district court is taking more time
than it was first thought it would. The
case was resumed this morning after
an adjournment taken over yesterday,
and it is hardly probably that it will
come to close before the end of the
week.
Meadow Gold butter. Immegart.s.
1t cost John r. Dimond, defeated
candidate for commissioner in the re-
cent city election, just 1870 to make
the race in the primary and election,
according TO his expense account filed
this morning with Clerk Sandberg.
ss50 went for printing cards, and the
balance for car fare.
Our harness line is the largest In
southeastern Iowa Sherwood's.
First Christian church bazaar and
market Saturday afternoon at church.
Local youngsters in various por-
tions of the city have been amusing
themselves recently by jerking the
ropes attached TO the street lights.
and as a result, several of the lights
haze been put out of commission. The
police have been instructed to keep
an eye open for these youngsters and
they will be rounded up for inspec-
ton
Take your next job to Louie's
champion shoe repair shop. s26 Main.
Substantial values are offered
4 the advertisers who use the columns
Of this paper for their store announce
ments. The value is all the more
substantial because it is founded up
on business that has been built
through regular and thorough bust
ness methods, free from schemes or
tricks and consequently possesses a
4 value that gets results for those who
are patronizing the paper II you t.c
not have an advertising contraci
with The Gate City make one.
Fresh catfish and halibut at Jos
Haubert's T09 Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
BIDS WANTED.

Bids for the refreshment privilege
for the season 1912 will be received
up to April 5. Terms: certified check
for one half amount to accompany
bids. Balance payable July /. Address
Louis sterne, Secretary Keokuk Base
Ball Association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish to announce myself as candi.
Gate for the office of county supervis
lor for term of 1913, subject to de.
cis!on of republican voters.
JOHN DeROSEAR,
Mt. Hamill, Route /.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

Mrs. James w fitzpatrick Of War
saw was visiting Keokuk friends
yesterday.
u. Al. Hamill and Ira Wills have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark, for a few
days rest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

Ferndell asparagus at Immegart's.
City Clerk Sandberg said this
morning that the money was ready
for all those who worked during the
election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
STEPS TO Make
BANKING SAFER
Comptroller hurry Is Stirred by
Failures of Past Few
Months.

washington, September ts.-Stirred
by failures of national banks during
the past few months. Lawrence o.
Murray, Comptroller Of the Currency.
to-day announced that ne would take
vigorous steps to make banking safer.
Federal examiners will be instructed
to make diligent inquiry beginning
October 1 into the concentration OF
the funds Of a bank in companies con.
troller by its officers and directors.
The comptroller said he would insist
that the books of such concerns be
open to the examiner SO that he may
determine whether they are money.
making ventures.
"If the officers and directors unduly
concentrate the funds of a bank In
their own ventures" Mr.. Murray de-
clared In a statement, 1.-The comptrol.
ler feels that In view OF the fact that
he IL charged with the duty OF pro.
tecting the depositors that he 10 en-
titled to know whether the concerns
in which the funds Of bank are in.
vested are paying or losing ven'
lures"
Many national bank failures have
resulted. 1t is declared, from the In.
vestment of bank funds in unsafe In
situations in which the officers were
formation obtained by the examiners
as to the stability of these concerns
has been the mere word Of the officers
that the loans were good and the COM
panies in proper stsRding In enpow-
ing the examiners to inspect the books
Of such companies. the comptroller
declared that he was making hnal
administrative effort to make the ex-
aminations effective.
Z, Mr.. Murray said that In the exami.
nation Of all country banks he would
insist that the boards OF directors
be convened and the examiner investi.
gate their assets in their presence
and with their help and cooperation.
Previously the meeting OF the board
Of directors has been discretionary
with the examiners.
To perfect his plans, the comptroller
will meet national bank examiners in
various parts Of the country for ex-
tended conferences. The frst meet
ing will be with Eastern examiners
in New York City next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

Middletown. n Y. September 10
Burton w. Gibson. the New York law
yer charged with the murder Of MIS-
Rosa Menschik Szabo. began formai
preparation of his own defense TO-
day by furnishing District Attorney
Thomas c. Rogers. of Orange County,
with a list of the witnesses he wants
to have subpoenaed for his hearing
SEPTEMBER. "a.
Gibson's action is along the line OF
his declared intention to act as MS
own lawyer Yesterday he asked per-
Emission to telephone the county pros
ecutor This was granted, and 1io-
son asked -ir. Rogers to visit MIN III
his cell in the jail at Goshen.
The prosecutor went to GIBSON
sell to-day and found that Gibson hao
prepared hist of witnesses and de-
tailed descriptions Of persons whose
names he could not recall. but wno' ne
told MIR. Rogers. were material to MS
defense
The prosecutor took both lists. ana
nromised Gibson that ever! eHor'
would be made to have the unknown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
DEN0UNCEs TARIFF

Governor Marshall Opens His Can
paiep IN Missouri.
st. Joseph, Mo. September ls.-Gov-
ernor Marshall. Of Indiana. Democratic
vice residential candidate. made his
first campaign speech in Missouri here
tonight. He was greeted by large
audience
Governor Marshall devoted his ad-
dress mainly to the high protective
.ari1. which he denounced. declaring
IL gave its beaeiciaries "A mon poly
On products and free trade on labor"
The Indiana executive earlier n the
day had made a number OF short
speeches at Kansas City. Kans.. and