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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
SEVERE BATTLE IN TRIP0LI
Arabs and Turks Routed and
Several Hundred Left on Field.

Rome. July 9.-The Italian troops fought
severe battle I'm Tripoli yesterday. end
ing in a brilliant victory and the capture
Of the town Of Misratah. lc miles east II
the city Of Tripoli along the coast. In his
despatch reporting the battle General Wit
toria Camarana in command Of the Italian
army says the Italian flag was placed on
The stan Of the citadel amod the accla~
nations Of the Italian troops. The popu-
lation, consisting Of about 500 people, re-
NAMED sullen.
The Arabs and Turks fed into the in
terror, leaving several hundred bodies on
1he field The Italians lost nine killed and
81 wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
BANKERS OFFICES OPEN TO-DAY.

The new offices of the American Bankers
Association in the Hanover Bank Building
will be thrown open for inspection this sf-
ternoon.
Visitors will be received by President
William Livingstone, of Detroit; Chairman
Arthur Reynolds. of Des Moines. and Gen.
eral Secretary Frederick E. Farnsworth. Of
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
TWO DIE FROM AUTO HURTS
One Hit Boarding Car, Another
Getting Off Wagon.

Robert Lemon. twenty-siX years old, OF
No. $40 Varick street. Jersey City. was
run down and fatally injured yesterday
by an automobile driven by John Regain.
a chauffeur for William J. Bumstead,
banker. OF Jersey City. Lemon was about
TO board car at Varick and Montgomery
streets when the machine swung from be-
hind the car and struck him He was
lifted into the car and removed TO the
City Hospital, where he died.
Paterson. n. j., July "a nine-year-old
sirl and a smaller brother we're "hitchng"
on an ice wagon last night at Warren
Point when the girl fell off the step OF
the wagon directly In the path OF an auto
mobile occupied by Sigmund Cohn, OF this
city. coming I'm the opposite direction.
She was struck and knocked down. receiv-
ing a fracture OF the skull She was
hurried 10 the General Hospital here,
where she died. The girl was Florence
Broadhurst. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Broadhurst of Warren Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for So so year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
LOAN IS IN THE BALANCE
China UnCompromising in RejeC-
ton of Terms Offered.
NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN
nance Minister Attitude Rem
ors Possibility of Favorable
Outcome a Slender One.

Picking. July 9-Finance Minister Hsiung
Hsi-liangs attitude in regard 10 the loan
by six powers Of $500. 100000 to China,
which resulted IN deadlock at confer
ence held yesterday between the Finance
Minister and the representatives Of the for
eign banking groups. leaves by only the
barCSt margin the possibility that future
negotiations will be conducted.
The ministers of the six powers con-
cerned. the United states. Great Britain,
France, Germany Russia and Japan. visited
Lu Cheng- Hsiang the Premier and Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs. this afternoon. and
explained that the bankers conditions as
agreed upon a the Paris conference were
necessary to meet the requirements Of the
foreign markets, and that there was no
desire on the part of the bankers OF the
governments TO impose harsh or unneces
sary terms The foreign diplomats also
pointed out what would be the consequences
TO Chinas credit in the event of a rupture
in the negotiations.
Hsiung Hsi-iiang to-day sent kilograms
to the provincial authorities TO the effect
that he has rejected the loan terms, in &C
cordance with provincial desires. AS the
money. therefore, is unobtainsbe, the FL
nance Minister adds, he is unable 10 supply
the provincial demands.
The amount al present In negotiation BE-
tween China and the six powers is 10000
co. and not S3000coOr), it IS learned. the
former sum having been that named by
the Chinese government at the beginning
Of the conferences as the amount which
II might require The figure was subse-
quently lowered by that government 10
$50 10000. Since the termination of the con-
ference in Paris, with the tive-year agree
ment signed by the representatives OF the
banking groups Of the six powers, the neso-
tlations with China have been In the HANDS
Of the representatives OF these groups In
Picking.
The bankers have already advanced E-
100. 900 TO China. in several instruments. and
the advances which have been made by the
so-called Belgian syndicate aggregate about
100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
Compromise Over the Swim.

The committee arranged a compromise in
the matter of the sem-inals OF the 100
metre swim which all accepted in sports
manlike spirit. The Americans by mis-
understanding, failed to appear for the
semi finals. which were contested on Sun
day. The international jury decided this
morning that an extra heat. consisting OF
the three Americans, Duke" Kahanamoku
Kenneth Huszagh, Chicago Athletic Asso-
citation, and Perry McGillvray Illinois
Athletic Club, and Massa, OF Italy, should
be decided this evening. and II they beat
the arbitrary standard OF / minute 8 10 sec
onds. the first two men should qualify for
tho final heat
The Hawaiian. Kahanamoku. won easily
In l minute 2-5 seconds, which equals the
worlds record which he made in winning
his trial heat He led all the way. Hus-
zagh beat McGilllvray by few feet. and
also qualified.
There has been some criticism as TO
whether the Hawaiian should compete as
an American. but it is pointed out that he is
I'm exactly the same position as the Indian
Ranji. who for years represented England
In cricket
Chief interest in the meeting tomorrow
centres in the 2oo-metre dash, when the
American sprinters will meet the hope OF
the Englishman, Applegarth. Drew Is stu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Madrid. July s.-Advices received from
the Portuguese frontier say that the Portu'
guese royalists lost fifty killed and two
hundred wounded in battle to-day at
Chaves. The republican losses are not
given.
One OF the Portuguese officers who urged
the soldiers 10 turn against the republic
was shot dead by his men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Besides the complete and
thrilling narrative of the Bat
tie of Chickamauga, this great
section also gives a vivid word
picture of the Battles on Look
out Mountain and Missionary
Ridge.
The photographs show the
country over which the bloody
conflicts took place and the
actors in the great struggle.
Many of the pictures are un-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28
Hasuer sesen 6OOieuelt.

Der Ssnator BON Warplanb, Rans
ner, bat cine beftigs Reoe gegen Roolss
pelt pom Stapel gelaifsn. go sntf4ies
ben mir Der QnIitt finb, bab Roofss
belt teins 8eranlafung bat, 5aft bic
domination itrsitis gu MAIDEN, oa er
feline PflihteH aIs prdiiDent ebrlid
erfiiQt bat, 10 tonnsn mir bod niht
3useben, pab Roofeoelt in Der DeiIs
perunslimpft ipirb. tpis es BON Geiten
Rupuers in Der geftrigsn Sigung bss
Senats gsiheben 1T. Der fi6 Su Der
gebauptung Deritetgt, bab Rooispelt in
8e3ug duf Die aoutrolirung Der Sc
rihts pie Elm WabnIinniger reoe, aber
in bieiem Wubniinn Ufetbobs iei.
Rooiepelt bdfIs bic @eri6ts, neil lie
tpdbrsno ieiner prGIioentiGaft ieinen
bespotiihen Seliiitsn 3iigsI angelegt
buben.
Dos lit cine grobe 8srIeumSung.
Ropiebelt 1T teiu 1espot, fonbern ein
sriinbIiher aenner unb i6orfsr 8eobs
a6ter amerifaniiher 9srbGltniiie. ssn
Jolse oeFsn tonn.e ibm niht entssbsn,
rpas ii6 ia audi fdon pielen onberen
Qmsritanern aufsebrdngt bat, bub bic
ameritanifden 8erihts Iid nidt auf
fire iuriitiIhen pflihfsn beidrdnten,
ionbern auf bem Rihteritubl ibre ppz
Iltiiben uno Dtonomiihen QnTtauuns
nen aur Geltuno bri1neu 1lnn nahurrfl
ben Jortifritt bes 2unbes aufbaltsn.
Wenn mir bic oerihiebenen ariiifsn
Repue paiIiren laHen, bic Rooiepslt an
ben @erihten geiibt bat. 10 muB man
81 ber ueberseusung gelangen, bab lie
xrehtigt finb. Der erite arah, ben
RoofeDeIt NIT Der Suiti5 bate, sreiss
nete iih bel bsnn BON ihn peranlabten
@rD3eB gegtn bic Jleifd gdrone.
Ditft hntfen 81 elmer 3sit ben Regies
|runasbeamten 4uffhluB iiber lire Gs>
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

Gnune bsbaalid auslsbt, bdttsn iis
gar nidt 10 bel ein5utpenben, abr II:
entriiIttn iih. oab es auf Der 6ofs
bHhne geipitIt ipirb; es lei Hi6t burg
tbsdterfdbis'. fdgen iis. 8urgtbedttrs
fdbis f6nltsn bic biinmifen unb btrlos
seniteH GnIonfcmobien iein, unb i6lts
| fiihe 5ubrlsnte unb ruifiint Mnz
fhifs, inb nIIe Tialette bo5u, 1ber
niht bds 1rnnifnrtsr Gbetto. Mog
isin. bah in biefsr 5tabi. In Der iuft
Der HabnusM sMntifemitismus perr6heis,
tos jiioifhe Hiirg.ribum niti ohns
Redt Elm bishsn iebr fpebIsipie .parp;
aber ieIbft ihre gegner baben bisher
ben Supg, mid. beitrittsn, buB lie tis
men 5pdb berItsben. llnb es iit niht
ein5ufebeii, fpdrum bag 8streten geroDs
bieIes Milieus benz taiferlihtn Snitis
tute unterfaet iein Iollte. SIT bod bas
tsnilteben jener neusn eeielIi1nfiIihel
Mnft, bes GrcBtapitdls, BON Harlem
tulturenen Reis unb msnihlifem Sns
iereiie. SpIIts nenn nur ons Hihtigf.
pns nirgsnns Wurselnbs, abs Nusses
Idugte uno Werpoitene burstbsaters
f1big iein2 Mt, bic Devotion, bic in
jenem nltsn geerifie liegt, pubt iebr
lpeuis gu Der Gntfuidluns. bic ons
9urstbeuter 10 iehr ousssfholiet bat.
llnp mon bub beito mehr Dem Baron
!Serser oanten. pab er ourh abselebte
empfinoeleisn Iid1 nidt obbolten Iieb.
uns tpieber einmnl sinen dnesnehmtn
atsnb 81 perfhafitn. Der sSserdue
Der" JulDds mar nift burgtbeaters
fdbis, bsHn er mar Elm itleht,s ano
innsrtif robes Siiid. trob ieiner auf-
sebiigtIten unp pie neueu 8erie: Die
r5iinf sfrantfurisr" R0blsrs iino
burstbeaterfihis benn iie babtn De-
ihmad unb cine onfpruhslofs gebtiis
tung in iit. llnb ibliebIih. ipenn bic
RoibitiIbs ppn heut. bel 9ofien I'm
oouie bss aaiiers bon Geiterreih err
iteinsH biirfsn, parum folltt ben
RotbihiIos pom seitern Der Giniritt
auf i.iner 8lbne perboien bleibenP
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28
2oial Btrilbt.


Die Me!t in Gineinnnti1. ME iih
Die srpbe WiHionss s4nsfsluns Hennt.
ipirb am GOnntag Ndnmittae, 10.
Mdr3. burh eine grobs Gtrnbtnvos
robe sinesleittt, be inter Qommnnho
bss Col. 6. 9. 6oie itebt. BIS gss
fern baitsn iin bic Wdnnsrpsr<ihs
BON 5uon1is enslifHen airGen Jus
GbeiInabms nnssmelbst. Die Hui
iielIung trfolet um 1.15 No@mitioss
am 0orfielb place unb bic 11ariAs
route IN 0ftlin an 6isbsnter CUR
Rain. sur Uierten. 3ur Race. CUR
H., our elm Girdbt mad Der Uauii!s
baIle. Der 3ue ipirb bort nm 2.45
eiHtrsffsn unb bic sffijiefIs Gr0fi.
nunesftier nimmt bdnn iOelei4 ibrsn
Anfnns. b<rr ). GompbtT Wbiis.
Oenernl Gstret1r Der Qaitn Wi.
iionsbsipssuns. Dirb bic b1upsf63lin:
Nebe bdlten.
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e;, a,rr,on s.5sb.s,,usfsoun1

Gin Sal BON 9eiesesausle9ung
Der bic Qbiihten Der 8eiebeeber oerei'
tslt, bei6dftigt ieBt oas S6erbunoes
gsricbt. Die sfp;IhenItaatlitN 5ane
beIstpmmtfIipn bate aQsemetne Res
esIn sur Hsguliruns Der 5radtraten
fir oas @sbist pom MiiiiiIippi Biz
gum Stillen Ssean oufeeftellt. Die
GiIenbabneu beanitunbeten oiefe Gnt=
ffsibung uno oas llrtbeil oes Sdn.
befsgeridts lautete Su 9unIten Der
gabnsn. Wenn oas Sberbunoesgeriht
nas beftGtigt, 10 limb alle 9eiege sar
aontroliruna Der Giienbabnen tpertb-
los,
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1sstlidber etmr,.

DIR 46 SABRE alte DsnlisrputeT 8.
M. ulnnabon, bon so. 7O0 IN 81
ADenue. Dsl6<r. tpie btrstt1 t1ff&tst
lpnrbt. bfim BtnlterrtiHioen n tem
Gtpbli ihemsni bes G9ntibsrt 6)hrn
Smith. SO. TIA Ieft 8. &bear1, ben
|siner Better fitI uRb m einea G6ds
befbru@ unb nRbert Dt5JetnRlen 1ils
- u ssnsrn 4benb In 1hlil I'm
6ofpitoI ekIiprb<n, Der Gpfpnet ipilts
Il btna&si@tiet nab orbn<ts slnsa 81.
! 4uee q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28
2deIidss rcinHsss kSfsbIa, asoA, -. 0ebrna 1912

ner pertbeibisen. 10 iit bumit nidt CT
ipisfen, bob bomit cine 0erbrdngting
5afts serehtfsrtist ipdre. Wie Nccit.
belt feIbft 3ussitsbt, 1T es niht n3es
lid, bic Bunoesiuitis burcb 0olfSs
pptum au repibiren. Demnah betrtfff
iein aanpf nur lotaie unb niht tids
tionale MngeIegsnbeiten. auf bieiem
leBteren @ebiete aber bat Taft d[Its
setban. mas in Isinen 4rdfitn ffonb
unb bespegen fann er onh gerehtsrt
qnipruh auf cine abermalise Nomis
nation erbeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

SeB t o. 4 cine unteriudung elm
seIeitst tperben, ob Dupont BON Dslas
mare gu einem Sis i'm Senot beref,e
tist 1T. Die 4utluge gebt odbin, oab
er $4,000 su feiner grpd9lunq beige
itsuert babe. Die antlass berubt aai
elmer unteriuhung, bic Elm aommttee
bes Sendts pon 0elanare aefiibri
bat. Reeb bon WiiHouri bat cine Res
folution ein9ebraht, pelhe bic Inter
iuhung gegen Dupont, Der betanntlih
bas SdiebpulDer, pel9es er nitt ers
funoen bat, monopoliIirt, einem
Gommittse 3utpeiit. Ulit feiner gnt.
fernung aus bem Senat rpiroe
Der srlaudten a0rperI6aft elm Monos
poliit peniger angeborsn. Das Derdn=
laBt uber Die rspublitanifhen Stanb.
patter, nit aaer Wad1t geeen bic lin.
teriuhung an3ufdmpfen. Die 6dus
figfeit nieier Qutlagsn follte bic forte
fhrittlihen Senatoren oo3u brinuen,
Gin tpirtfamerss Wittel qeaen Die llns
laiiterfeit BEL ben SeHutorspablen su
peranlaffen, als fbnen iebt su @ebote
ftebt. 3u oiefem 3uede nirps cine
Genats RegsI seniigen, bab gaisnldno
bem Senat angeboren Darf, an oefIen
GriDdblung bireft ODER inbirett mehs
ais $4,000 DerfDanbt iporben fino.
Diefe Summe bedt Die legitimen 4uss
n = { 4 .
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BrieffaHen.

Abonntni. Wenn Gie ames
rifnnilfer giirgsr iinb unb "a iiH nm
sine 8duhsreii. banbeli, uirb man
JbnsH taum etipds dnbab<n i1nneh.
Seitbem Gle 5hrsr WiIitdrpfliHt ee@
niist boben. finb ia AZ Sabre psrfIpfs
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

BRA iben1 Saft tpiro in
Gbicaao cine HeDe baIten, in ipelher sr
Rooispelts 4nfi9t iiber Nbberufun9
Der Ri6ter uno Hahpriifung Der gsz
ribtliten gntiheioungeu burt9Oltgz
pctum pieoerlsgen mill. Wir Iinb Der
entihieoenen Nteinuns, bab er bds
nit einen 5sbler begsbt. Die be-
treffenoe 5raSe itsbt auber allsm
3uiammenbang nit Der RationaI=
pabl. Ter Brdfioent Der Ser. Staaz
ten tpirb 9epdhIt, um rationale, uno
ni6t um lotule 4ngelegen9eiten gu sr.
lotgen. Der qrdItbent bege6t ipieber
ieinen ulten 5ehler, oab sr iid BON
ieinen 9egnern bic aampfe3pejie pors
iareiben ldBt. Seine Qufsabe beitsbt
oorin, ni6t auf Die 5ragsn ein3uge6sn,
bic Rooiepelt aufpirft, ionbsrn nuf
Die 5rasen, pel9e Die rationale Dobl.
fabrt bstreffsn. gesibt er Ii4 auf bos
rationale 9ebiet, 10 tpiro sr oas 8olt
auf ieiner Seite BADEN. Iuf benz ans
bsren 9ebiet fpiro er ben aiirsersn
5iehen, Denu mas RooiensIt Iber bic
Gsri6te fast, lit Ieioer uur gu gut
begriinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

Der General Iatudlt Der
Ser. Staotsn peroisnt 4nertennune
oafiir, bab er ii9 Der tonItitutionsllsn
Refte Der glrbeiter BON 2dfprenes,
Waif., annimmt, inoem er unteriuhen
Idbt. ob 8iirgern iener Stabt bas
Rebt Der 5rei3iigisfeit geraubt miro,
inoem bic 8eb0rbeu perb;nosrn, bdb
ainoer Der 4rbeiter nah philadelphia
unb unoeren StdDten geIhidt fperosn;
ferner oh bic giIsnbabnen lire 8fli6t
Dsrlssen, inoem lie iih tpeigern, ains
Der bon arbeiterH, bic nah duspdrts
oeihitt rerben iollen, gu transportis
rem. 9ds MiniIterium oss oSnnern
erfiilt sbsnfoqs feline pFIi1t, inbem ss
baruuf fit6t, baB teins in europa sez
oungenen 2lrbeiter in 2afprence einass
Ihmuggelt iperoen. Den gunbesbss
h0rben 1T bic 8eobudtun1 ni6t snts
gangen, bab Die 8eADrDeu bon Gam
renee i'm SntereFe Der Qrbettgsber ale
Re6ts, fpelde bic 8srfaTung Der Der.
Staaten qepd6rt, uuf ben aopf ftelz
len.
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8rpan, Der. pie mir neuIih gts
fast babsn, Elm gutter Srtiter lit,
maht betreffs RoofeDelts Golunlbuier
Heoe bic rihtise 8emertung, ouB fis
oieI gu tur3 lit, als ouB iie oem 9olts
besreifli6 MAIDEN tDnnte, rarum 1uft
Bel Seite gefdoben uno RooiepeIt no.
minirt tpsroen Iollte. 9es 2eBtersn
aanoibdtur laITe iid nur in Der Weiie
auffaiIen, oub bic republitaniIbe parz
tel unter Saft bdnterott gemddt babe
uno RooIeoeIt berufen tperben ioqe.
I'M lie tpieber auf Die ssiibe gu iteqen.
OieTe lebtere Qniiht lit ntdt sutrefs
fenb, oenn 5aFt 6at Ie9r tpert6pcIe
2eiftungen auf3upeiIsn.
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Die atuts, bic aber i@On gar tsine
nnbsrs Gorse bdben. regen iih in ben
!ebtsn 1dgeu barber auf. bdB N6Bs
itfs mdrmnntts RotbfMiIbs Quiiipifi
aus BEN jubif&<n 8iebsrHseier Die
finf s{rantfurikrS i'm Mientr 0ofs
burotte1ter seipislt lpirb. Gssen bda
Iei&ts 6pteI. bej ii& II bibf9e,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22

llnens-To those who are inter
ested in linens, sharp attention will
be given to what is said in this
notice.
1t has been acknowledged for
many years that McCabe's do
many things in their linen depart
ment which simply outdistances
all competition both in quality and
low prices. This week it's a Ques-
ton of making a lot Of new Gus
toners. They announced this on
Saturday last and if you'll observe
their linen counters you will see
they are making good. Make
note of the following:
Thursday, beginning at 10 O'Clock,
a whole lot OF elegant full bleach
ed, pure linen, table damasks, big
values at 800. Thursday, buy
what you need at 1870 the
YARD ...--...-. 7612c
Friday 10 o'clock. till $50 brown
and bleached turkish bath towels,
at &c a piece, you'll know how
much more they're worth when
you see them. Friday ....7c
The best wide silver bleached
table damask, now 75c, Friday SAC
the yard ..........-....... SIC
Saturday beginning at 10 o'clock, a
great big heavy brown crash, sc
the yard ................ Sc
Beautiful patterns all pure linen
silver bleached damask, you'll
buy what you need Saturday
lor .............. 36c
Those big pure linen buck towels
with scolloped embroidered ends
always 35c, Saturday for .22C
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22
HAIR GOODS

W. E. Bailey TO David l. Knittle, lot
2. block I, Wallace Grove addition,
Rock Island, $1,000.
Anna E. Davis to Mary Davis, lot 8.
block l. Bailey Boyle's second addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22

half lot 3, Daebelliehn's subdivision,
Moline, $4,000
Nels Christensen to Robert Kane,
lot 1S1, Emma D. velie's addition, Mo
line, 81
Rachel Kelso TO George H. Owens,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22

Anna E. Davis to Mary Davis, part
lot Z, block 19, undivided one-half part
lots and 6, block 10, old town, Rock
Island, 81.
Peter NJ. Trevor to Paul r. Hoff-
man, part lot 3, block y, Moline Water
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22
lot u, block 1872, East Moline, 1915.

eapolis-William R. Morris, a
member of the American Bar asso-
citation, has sent to S. S. Gregory of
Chicago. president, his resignation
from the organization. to 90 into eff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22

Power company's addition, Moline, ST.
I25.
Samuel P Burgess to Mary NJ.
Pfaff. part lot S. Richmond's sub-divis-
ion, south half section 2. II, 2w, $500
Ernest Six to Charles DePauw, west
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22
REALTY CHANGES

Nels Christensen to Robert Kane.
part lots and 2, block ?, Park Ridge.
Moline, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22

feet only when the association, in an
nual meeting, accepts it and when it
is understood that the only reason for
its acceptance Is that he is negro.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-22

All the news an the ume-Tire
ArguA
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
To SHOW COMPLETE LINE
Many Abbott Detroit Models 10
Re Seen at Palace Show.

A complete line OF the Abbott-Oetro't
1910 models will be exhibited at the Palace
show. January 10 to Il, including four OF
the "44' and three OF the 80 models a
model '4f' battleship roadster with v
shaped radiator will be shown, said 10 De
the most radical model yet seen on TINS
side. The battleship design has Deeh
worked out in careful detail as to BODY ana
fittings. and the car is one OF the fe"
really new and distinctive creations IN
roadsters OF this side. So attractive is TINS
car that out of the nifty which It was
MANNED TO build I'm 1912 orders for forty
one have been booked from the blue print
drawings Of the car which were shown
In addition, there is promised one OF the
cars which entered the Savannah races
against cars of several times their horse
power and were running when the gruelllng
race was called off. Two chassis, clear,
clean. stripped to the bone to show the
wear-resisting essentials of the car Will
also be shown; and the Abbott-Detroit
Bulldog, that dauntless little globe trotter
with over 10000 miles to its credit. VIII be
among those present"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
SNAPPY ROADSTERS LEAD
Two-Passenger Cars Leap Into
Favor with Motorists.

This Is a roadster year. Just as the
snappv two passenger cars are meeting
with their greatest popularity. so the de-
sicners seem to be giving greater Thought
70 the development Of the roadster type
along lines of convenience in riding and
driving. as we'll as in the manner OF carry
ing luggage and accessories. While road
s,ers are shown in a majority OF the exhtb-
IFS one which stands ont particularly prom
inent and shows thorough originality OF de-
sign is the Stoddard- Dayton compartment
torpedo, or touring roadster, IN me Space
OF the Dayton Motor Car Company
The compartment roadster is built for the
man whose carrying requirements are not
over two passengers. II takes JUS name
from a practical novelty In body design
that gives absolute protection 10 bagSdSe
in all sorts OF weather. A compartment
built integral with the back Of the seat
makes It possible TO carry luggage IN
manner that will be water and dust proof
az the Same time being instantly accessible.
IL is not necessary 20 unbuckle straps
omen trunks or remove spare tires TO get
out sutcases or other luggage. The carry
ing space Is O complete compartment, ana
Il can only be opened by pulling forward
a tran section OF the back OF the seat.
Ample space is provided for all luggage
that two persons would carry, and II may
be placed in the compartment or removed
without getting ont Of the car, feature
that is appreciated when the roads are COW
cred with mud or snow.
The body ia excessively roomy; in fact.
wider than any other STANDARDIZATION
model. and the control and brake levers are
placed inside the body, within easy reach
Of ,he driver in all positions. Other ap-
polutments OF this model consist OF quick
aetachable, demountable rims, shock alb
soIbers, electric forn. speedometer, wind
shield. complete electric light outfit, includ
| ing dynamo. and a liberal equipment OF
! other accessories.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
AEROPLANE HITS CYCLlST
Neither Driver Injured, Although
Machines Are Wrecked.
BROOKLYN
1295 Bedford Avenue
Corner of Atlantic Avenue

one OF the most novel accidents OF 'he
vear occurred AT the Oakland, Cal, motor
drome shortly before the holidays wheh
an aeroplane crashed into motorcycle
while both were travelling at high speed
Fortunately Il was the machines that poro
the hrunt Of the impact, and both the
oy,ator and the motorcy clist escaped with n
,on, bruises The details were received a
few days ago by the Goodyear COMPANY,
Of Akron, Ohio. that firm being especially
interested In the case. because oolh ma
chimes were equipped with their tires
Tho collision occurred as Mason 'nr
French fyer. was descending from fisht