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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-17

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Watch Grand Forks Grow

FOR SALE,
ii' acres acres OF timothy hay land near city
16o acres of prairie hay land near city
FOR RENT.
10000 room all modern, steam heated
house. Fourth avenue.
$6O.0O-lO room all modern, steam heat
ed house, Reeves avenue.
$50.O0-l2 room all modern, steam heat
ed house, Reeves avenue.
$5O.00--6. room all modern house on
University avenue.
$20.OO-6 room house, all modern but
heat. Fourth ven
$2O.OO-6 room house. all modern but
heat. Cottonwood street.
$22.OO-6 room house, all modern but
heat. University avenue.
$20.OO-7 room cottage, all modern but
heat, North Fourth street
$2O.0O-6 room flat. all moder South
Third street.
$25.00-7 room house. all modern but
heat, on North Eighth.
$780, room house. city water, North
Eighth street.
s 500 room house on Dell avenue.
$l2.5O-6 room house. city water. Uni
VerSity avenue.
$12.00-4 room cottage on South Third
street.
$40. oo-5 room house on lone avenue.
city water free.
$l2.5O-6 room house on Third avenue,
city water free.
$500 &c room house ON Eittson ave-
nue., city water free.
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house.
work; good wages; no washing. 92l
Belmont avenue.
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WANTED-Good girl for genera house.
work. Mrs. Geo. Babler. IT'S NORTH
Third street.
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WANTED-Girl or woman at Grand
Forks county hospital at Arvilia.
Wages SIS . month.
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of the epidemics that have occurred
is What Mr.. Jackson wants to impress
upon every one.
1T is my business to protect the
water supply of the city" said Mr..
Jackson, and my attention was first
directed to the transmission of dis
ease by flies some years ago at a time
when there We're a number of cases
of typhoid in the vicinity of tbs
BROOKLYN watershed. The epidemic
was attributed TO the water as a mat
ter of course. and it was only after
a searching investigation that 1 de-
cided to look elsewhere for the cause
as 1 was convinced that the water wal
pure.
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WANTED-competent girl for general
homework. Mrs. Adam Common. 5O7
North Fourth Phone 43O N. w.
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WANTED-Experienced cook and also
waitress. o wages. City Restau.
rant. Starkweather, N. D.
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EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER and
office girl. State experience in an
plication. Address 800 Times-Heraid.
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WANTED AT ONCE-competent girl
for general housework. L. L. Kyilo,
McCanna, N. D.
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
Walnut.
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WANTED-Two dining room girls and
one laundry girl at Hotel Adams.
Vases $50 per month. Address
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
housework. Small family. 1923 North
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WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Small family. b15 North Fourth
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-small grocery
estad. East Grand Forks. MINI.
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WANTED AT ONCE-A good lady cook
at Sarles Bakery and Restaurant
Sarles, N. q.
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Flies Carry Disease Far.

iS NdITS DlStdSc df.
A short time before a party of 1tal-
fields nearby. and l learned that one
of the men had been stricken With the
fever, in fact, l believe il was the first
case. This led me to investigate the
camp the party had occupied. The
place was still covered with refuse and
filth, about which flies were swarm
ing.
"A tree near the camp site was
sprinkled with real cosine dye. and in
thirty minutes the stain of the dye
was left on the table owe Of a table
in a house some distance away. The
dye had been carried on the feet CT
the flies, and ii was safe to conclude
that germs were carried as we'll.
That was ten years ago. 1t was
that specific evidence has been gath
cred which has convicted the fly of
guilt beyond a doubt, and only during
his recent trial have the extent and
enormity Of his crimes been estab-
lished.
This menace to health was quickly
realized in certain circles. and the
throughout the United States and in
other countries as well. Boards of
health INC civic associations every
where are conducting a crusade
against the evil. and. although the
work has hardly begun. the results
are astonishing.
Following a report made by Mr..
Jackson in 1907 on the dissemination
of intestinal diseases through the
agency of the fly, the merchants as
ISOLATION Of New York tool up the
matter. and through a committee con.
sisting Of Edward Hatch. Jr.. chair
man.; John Y. Culver. Albert Wander
veer. J. Pierpont Morgan and Mr..
Jackson. a most effective war has
been waged In New York city. The
literature put out by the committee
has been sent broadcast. and the
work is now being carried on by the
American Civic association.
"A conservative estimate Of the
number Of lives saved through the
work Of these associations in the last
three years is 10000" said Mr.. Jack
son. "And this refers to the principal
cities only. in every city where the
water supply is good the decrease in
Deaths from typhoid has been
N~S -n.
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WANTED-At once, experienced night
cook and night dishwasher. Columbia
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MR.. in securing Hay Lands and Farm Labor
ends when you learn to advertise in the Want Columns for Help.
A penny a word a day. Minimum charge Csc.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-rhe Went
worth hotel at Napoleon. Address
Geo. e. Wentworth, Napoleon. N. D.
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FOR ~SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Four lots. 1000 block on
North Fifth street and 1900 block on
Bulge venue Low price. Easy
terms with small payments If de-.
sired. 420 Oak street.
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house.
york. 705 University avenue. esSJ,
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v%ACAT|0N|sTs WARNED OF
THE TYPHOID PER|LS

CONTINUED from Page 81
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FOR RENT-MISc.

FOR RENT-Space in new pool room,
suitable for barber shop. Great
Northern Hotel, East Grand Forks.
FOR RENTS IT. storeroom in Cot
zian. block. Inquire Room 2. Gotzian
block.
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HOTELS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Red calf, about 6 weeks old
rope on neck. Finde notify Werst-
lein'S meat market.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$1,000 TO LOAN on first mortgage m
real estate, three to five years. State
value and location of security first
letter. Address 416 Times-Herald.
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WANTED-Girl for housework O,
farm. Mrs. E. H. Blair. Oiata, N. e
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WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-An experienced grocery
man. who is able to take manage
ment Of the grocery department and
can TAX some stock in the business.
This business is new and located in
one Of the best cities in the Red
river valley. Send references and
experience in letter, addressed 405
Times-Herald, Grand Forks, N. d.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

SALE OR kENT-Modern cottage
n rye acres Of land. Riverside
Lake Bemid5i. Also furniture and
Third. N. W. 6OlJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04
%ZgOdOvinSki bOj chicas-
kega delavStva.

Cloveku, XII III incl prilike ma
tanGnejSe Sc seznaniti Z vsemi de-
janji in nehanji politicnega in
gospOdarskega zivljenja V vrStah
chicaSkega delavstva, 81 nikakor
nj mogel tolmaciti reakcionarnosti
tega delavstva 4 ozirom ma poll
tiGno fazo delavskega boja. Chi
caga Je bila znana kOt mocha for
ia delavstva, organiziranega V GO
s~podarSkih organizacijah, oziro-
ma unijah. Preko unijskih mel nj
segalo obzorje ogrOmne vecine
tega delavstva. Vsi poiskusi, do
vesti gospodarsko organizirano
delavstvo do samoStojnOsti tudi
ma politicnem polju, so Sc izjalo-
viii i'll vse le izgledalo. kot da so
kapitalisticne stranke vzele V "a
kup politiGno prepricanje istega.
Sc tako temeliiti dokazi IA nuj-
most lastne politicne stranke "a
delavstvo pc vzgledu nekaterih
evropejskih narodov so bill bob
V steno. lie mala peScica delavst-
va je spoZnala nicevost bojne tax
tike. katere Sc chicaSko delavStvo
danes p~osluzLJe. i;oliticna mast
ma iste stranke. "a katero .ie Slo
delavstvo pri volitvah V boj. Sc
je najbreZobZirnejSe uporabljala
V boju kapitalistic. razreda prot
izboljSanje Zahtevajocemu de-
lavstvu. u drugimi besedami, de-
lavstvo je glasovalo "a svoj bic.
XII je oh vsaki priliki neusmiljeno
udrihal pc proletarskih pleGih :;
kajti vodstvo vladajocih strank
je bio vedno V rokah onih l.iudii.
koiih interest so docela nasprot-
nj lnteresom delavcev, a kljub te-
mu sta m~ilionar in mezdni della
vec glasovala "a istega kandidata.
kadar je postalo pocetje stranki-
nih voditeliev re preocitno ma
sprotno delavskim interesom, te-
daj Sc je ia politicni ''gaSperl =
teater" toliko spremenil, da so
kapitalisticni mogotci zamenjali
osebe pri vodstvu stranke in de-
lavstvo je pelo huzano svOjemu
rabelju. Tako je slo naprej do da-
nasnjega dine.
Danes pa je Chicago prizoriSce
resnega razrednega boja, kaker-
snega Sc ne pOmni njena zgodovi-
ma, dasi ista nj revna ma obseznih
In najljutejsih nasprotstyih med
delom in kapitalom in je Chicago
V marsikaterem TEN slucaiu dose
gla rekord. Sedanji casniski boj
nj tolikega gmotnega pomona ka-
kOr je moralnega. Tia boj znaci
pravi dusevni prevrat, pravo du-
sevno revoluciio chicaSkega de-
lavstva, znaci gigantski korak
pravega ~napredka in epohalen
uspeh delavske solidarnosti.
Do malaga vse chicasko delav-
sko prebivalstvo Sc je zdruzilo V
nepremagljivo folango prot cas-
nSkemu truStu ter Odlocno cd
klanja kupovanje vsega V trustu
organizranega casopisja, med TEN
ko najlOjalnejSe DAILY World
"
in Evening World" (prei Daily
Socialist podpira, ter s ten ka-
re nov cut delavske solidarnosti.
XII mora V najblizji bodocnosti no.
dit najlepse uspehe "a pospesitev
%ustajenja delavskih mas.
Trustno casopisje je leta in le-
Ia kontroliralo Gasnisko situaciio
V Chicago s tako pOpolnostjo, da
so sc lastniki istega smatrali "a
prave gospodarje mesta, kar so
v resnici tudi bill. VISA politicna
moo je bila Min rokah. Vsako-
gar. Xxi nj tako plesal. kakor so 60
spodarji tega casopisia velevali.
so moralno ubili in nihGe Sc i'm
nj mogel zoperstavljati, kaiti oni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04

to sc napovedali boz organizira-
menu delavstvu, da unieijo nJego-
vo organizacijo ter neorganizira-
no samovoljno izkoriScajo.
In isto strokovno organizirano
delavsko, XII ie TEN svojim mask
ranim prijateljem podarilo to moe
S TEN. da je slepo sledilo nJihove-
mu demagoStvu ter preziralo lju-
dij. Xxi so ga ~opozarjali ma prete-
ceno nevarnost, isto strokovno or
ganizirano delavstvo danes spo-
znava britko resnico, da je gojilo
ma svojih prsih strupenega gada,
Xxi ga je hotel vsak cas- "a zahvalo
uniciti.
ker je pa TO truStno casoplsJe
pref kontroliralo vse wire, IL kate
rih .je javnost zajemala informa-
cije. je bilo lastnikom istega lah-
ko kontrolirati javno ljudsko
mnenje. Ma ia nacin chicaSko de-
lavStvo nj nikoli zvedelo resnice
V zadevah, XII hi mu odprle oci
in ga spametovale, Tako je bilo
mogoce, da je ena Getrtina chica-
Skega strokovno organiziranega
prebivalstva tavala V tenn neres-
nice.
Toda, ko .ie trustno caSopisje
napovedalo boz organiziranemu
delavstvu, je prezrlo dejstvo, da
izhaja Y Chicago socialisticni ca
Sopis. Xxi pa je bill - resnici ma
ljubo povedano - oh zaGetku
Strajka financielno takO oslab-
lien. da je bilo pritakovati njego-
We Smrti vSak dan. In to so trust
JAM dobro vedeli in cato ga MISC
upoStevali.
Ia soc. list. XII ride sedaj vsak
dan Skoro V 100000 iztisih. Sc je
razvil il slabotneza Y gigantSkega
orjaka. Hi brani Strajkarje. poro-
ca resnicO in pozivlja delavStvo *
sloznemu in vstrainemu boju. In
danes delavstvo spoznava moe in
pomen pravega delavskega case
pisja. kateremu nj ma TEN. da bo
izpreSal IL ljudij elm wee profita.
marvec stremi L vSemi mocmi Ia
TEN. da izvrSi svojo vzviSeno cas-
niSko dolznost.
Da je chicaSka mestna admin
stracija pod pOpolno komando
trustnega casopisja, kaze eel kup
.vsakovrstnih tiranskih ukazov, XII
Jill je izdala Ia uprava svoji poll
ciji. da tn Z brutalno silo zatre
vsak pOjav ma Skodo trustnega ca
sOpisja. Nsako nasil. je, vsak ukaZ
V smeri terorizma, vsako krivicno
pocetje napram Strajkujocim ii
skarjem. voznikom. stereota.jpar-
.lem i'll "newsboyem' rodi odmev
odlOcnega protesta pri d~elavstvu,
kalti chicasko obcinstvo je zvede-
10 potion soc. casopisja resnico,
katera mu je bila V enakih sluca-
Jill tako tuja, najveckrat docela
nepoznana.
RaZlicne strokovne organizacije
so sprejele resolucijo, Xxi izrazajo
zaupanje in podporo soc. tasopis-
ju, XII obsojajo brezvestno pocet-
Je Zahlapcene mestne uprave in XII
dolOcujeiO znatno denarno kazen
"a n svOie clane, ki bi Gitali in
kupovali trustno Gasopisje. Skrat-
ka: chicasko strokovno organizi-
rano delavstvo je pricelo docela
novo zivljenje.
Me mani pa nj zanimivo opazo-
watt ~stalisce, Xxi ga .je zavzelo V
TEN bOju neorganizirano delavst-
vo. Vsi delavci razumevajo, da ia
bog nj samo BOZ enc stroke z izko-
riscevalci delavske energije, mar
wee da je ia boz celega delavskega
razreda prot celemu kanitalistic-
nemu razredu. Bodocnost pa DO
pokazala vaznost in posledice te-
ga zgodovinskega razrednega bo-
ia "a gospodarsko osvoboditev
~chicaSkega delavstva.
Obljubiti in DAFT je dvoje; tega
gesla Sc drze kapitalisticni poll
tiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04
NangleSke Federacije.

/. Pet klubov socialisticne
stranke p~oslujoci neangleskem
ieziku imajo pravico osnovati svo-
10 federacijo (zvezo) pod nadzor-
stvom osrednjega tajnika in ekse-
kutive socialisticne stranke.
2, TIE organizacije imajo pravico
izvoliti 81 tajnika = prevajalca,
zmoznega poleg svojega tudi an
gleskega jezika, katerega naloga
je posredovati med svojo oraniza-
clio in organizacijo socialisticne
stranke.
3. Ko dosezeio organizacije mai
mamie 500 clanov, je njih tajnik-
prevajalec opravicen do potrebne-
ga prostora v 81. stanu stranke in
do place IL osred. blagajne in sicer
ne vec kot % in ne mamie kot Is
dolariev ma teden. Natancno svoto
doloci osrednji izvrsevalni odbor
socialisticne stranke. Tajnik-pre
vajalec mora biti najmanje tri le-
ia clan stranke, izvzemsi, ako ME
gova organizacija nj bila priklju-
cena skupni stranki v tenn casu.
4. Neangleske Federacije plaza
10 ma 81. stan tako svoto, kakrsno
placaio drzavne organizacije in
dobe " Zameno clanske marke.
Dale placajo potion svojega tajni-
ka tudi obicajne prispevke "a dr.
zavne, ukraine ali s~lucajno mestne
organizacije 500 cd svote, XII 10
placajo anglesko govorece organi-
zacije. Tajnik odracuna tozadev-
MIN drzavnim organizacijam pris-
pevke "a vse clane njegove narod-
nosti v DRAW. DRAWN tajnik po-
size ukraine ali mestne prispevke
tozadevnim okrajnim ali mestnim
tajnikom, kjer obstoje organiza-
CHE.
5. Klubi neangleskih federacij
imajo biti popolen del ukraine ali
drzavne organizacije in morajo
v vseh zadevsh delati v sporazumu
S pravili in ustavo drzavne, okraj-
ne ali mestne socialisticne stran-
Ike.
6. Use propagandisticno delo
neangleskih federacij Sc ina iva
iati pod nadzorstvom njenih IL
vrsevalnih odborov, z ORION ma
pravila federacije. Taxa pravila
pa morajo biti v soglasju S pravili
socialisticne stranke.
z. Vsak tajnik- prevajalec ina
predloziti mesecno porocilo O pre-
danih clanskih markah skozi me-
sec osrednjemu in drzavnim sta
nom. Vsake tri mesece mora mare
dit tudi trimesecni pregled o
splosnem stanju njegove fedora
CHE M osrednjega tajnika.
8. Gl. stan ne prizna vec kot emo.
federacijo m narodnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04
Delavci v Chicago in OkOliciM!
VSi ma Piknik
Rivaview park. V nedejO, 16. junlja.

CBi dobieek je namenjen v ppdporo sociaistienemu tsku v Cbica,i
|Glavna gov@nka bodeta soc kandidata "a predsednika in Enthusiastically.
Zdruzenh draw:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04
DEBS IN SEIDEL

ter drug1 govonkl. Zastopane bdo vse SOC organizacije. Vstonnina oc
skupno zvstopnnov park, v prostor pknkain druge koncesije v zabavnem parkn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04
KOnvencija SOcialiSticne stranke.
Poroca FIR. PetriG.

ka nj bila nikdar "a "sabotazo''
in da il vsled tega nj potreba de-
latl T. oZlrom ma TO nobenih omeji-
tev. Poskusalo Sc je eel ellen cd
straniti, toda pritisk cd konstruk-
tlvnih socialistov je bill takO ST.
len. da je bill vsak odpor brez us
pesen. Sodrug Berger ie med dru-
GIN dejal: "Ako zele |. w. Visit
voditi direktno akcijo. svobodno
Jim; ali tedaj maj to povedo cd
prto. kakor to izjavlja Ema Gold
man pa Ben. Reitman. Kdor So
glasa Il direkt akcionisti. la maj
gre IL socialisticne stranke Sc da-
mes, kajti socialiticna stranka Sc
ne m pustiti izkoristiti cd |. w.
W. "a svoia nepostavna dejanja,
XII jih Dropagira.'
kdor SocialiStov hi V bodoce re
lei pomagati Strajkarjem 5 propa-
giranjem IA direktno akcijo, DO
%gubll torel VSe praVlce naZivati
Sc organiziranega socijaliSta.
Dale je Y pravilih wee dolocb
glede kandidature IA javna mesta.
V mnogih ~slucajih DO moral btu
po novih pravilih kandidat gotovo
vrSto let elan socialiStiGnc stran-
Ike predno DO mogel Sprejeti nomi-
macijo.
Tudi IA neanglciko govorece or
ganlzaclje Sc jc uStrojil nov. bolj-
81 Glen. ker naS vSeh la Glen zani-
ma poSehej. ga priobcujem Y sic
dctcm Y celoti. Glen 50 glasi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-04
NASLov tADDRESSl:
"PROLETAREC"

sl46 Blue Island ave. Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-23
Personal Points

George Schwenker returned last
night from Rockford.
Miss Helen Meese Of Moline is
spending a few days in Chicago and
Milwaukee.
DR.. Alexander Smith is still crit
ically i'll. his condition today showing
no improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Love of
Tacoma, Wash, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Groom OF
this city.
Oscar Schmidt and mother, Mrs,
james Conner, expect to leave to-
morrow for southern California to
spend the winter
Miss Alice Guyer will leave tomor.
row for New York city where she
will join Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cable
The party is to make an extensive
visit in Panama.
NJ. s. Heagy, who three weeks ago
submitted to a surgical operation for
a serious case Of appendicitis, today
assumed his duties at the Rock Is
land National bank again, and was
greeted with Joy by hosts OF his
| friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-23
DEMAND Needed
BY POSTAL HEADS

Rock Islands demand for better
mail service between this city and
Iowa City, Iowa, have been received
favorably by the postal authorities at
Washington, and an additional pouch
was installed Jan. 9.
Davenport secured this concession
some time past and the Rock Island
club has been pushing the matter
strongly. Maurice s. Carlson, secre-
tary of the Rock Island club, is in re-
ceipt Of the following letter from
Theodore ingalls,, general superintend-
ent OF the department:
Dear Sir: With further reference
to your communication of Dec. Is, in
which request was made that a pouch
be established, leaving Iowa City
Iowa, on C., R. l. & P. train No. IS
due in Rock Island at 1885 p. m, beg
TO state that the postmaster at Iowa
City has been directed to make a
pouch for the transfer clerk at Rock
Island, effective Jan. 8, which will take
care OF mail for not only Rock Island
but for connecting lines at that point
as well.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-23
POLICE MAKE VAIN
TWO-DAY SEARCH

The police spent the greater part
OF yesterday and today in a fruit
less search for the dozen men and
women who were dismissed yester-
day morning by Justice G. p Nissen
after having been arrested in the raid
of the Duprey restaurant early Sun
day morning. Following their dis
missal by the justice warrants were
sworn out in the county court where
the authorities felt there would be
better chance Of conviction but be-
fore the warrants could be served
the defendants had all disappeared
II is supposed they had wind Of the
new warrants and got to Davenport
as rapidly as possible. None OF them
has been found as yet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-23
CLUB DIRECTORS
ELECT OFFICERS

The directors of the Rock Island
club met last night at the club and
elected officers for the year and also
house and finance committees. The
officers are:
President-H. e. Casteel.
Vice Presidential. H. Cleaveland.
Treasurer-Gus Tegeler.
The following we're named mem
bers of the two most important of
the club committees: House, c. R.
Nourse, chairman; F. NJ. Riggs and
Fred w. Reimers; finance, H. E. Cas-
teel, chairman; c. R. Nourse and Gus
Tegeler.
The Office Of secretary, the posi-
ton held by Maurice S. Carlson, was
not refilled as it was desired to take
time IN looking over the qualifica-
tons of the IL candidates for the Do
sition. Mr.. Carlson, It Is understood,
declines reelection.
A number of new bylaws govern
ing the new club house and member.
ship were considered by the directors,
approved, and plans made to submit
them to the club at an early date.
NEW DIRECTORS SEATED.
Three new directors, Dudley Mar
shall, Fred w. Reimers and NJ. C
Rice, were formally adopted at last
evenings meeting. The retiring di
rectors whose places are assumed by
the above we're w. A. Rosenf1eld
Hugh E. Curtis and DR.. Louis Os
from.
The club now has an exchange lis
of As outside clubs, the following
having been added since the publica
ton Of the last cards:
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Montevideo
Mimi, Salt Lake City, Utah, Gales
burg. club, Galesburg, and the Com
merce club of st. Joseph, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-23
WOMAN ELECTED
FROM A SALOON
Argument Over Amount of
Change Due Lena Bekaert
Causes Row.
BARKEEPER GETS ROUGH
So Alleges the Complainant Who
Has Him Arrested on Charge
of Assault and Battery.
BARKEEPER GETS ROUGH

Lena Bekaert filed complaint in
the police court yesterday against
Jacob Hollebousch, a barkeeper,
charging him with assault and bat
terry. Neither one of the principals
had a witness in police court and so
the case was continued till tomorrow
morning at o'clock. The little diff
ficulty occurred in the Dhulster sa-
loon Saturday afternoon. The wo-
man purchased a can of beer. She
says she gave four bit piece for the
fluid while the barkeep said she gave
only a dime. There was an argu-
ment. Both sides agree on that.
WOMAN IS ELECTED.
1t ended in the barkeep escortine
the woman to the outer air via the
rear door of the place. The woman
says that he was rough in his han
ding of her. He says she had beer
drinking and he had to aid her out
side. That is the question that the
magistrate will be called upon to de