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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
FUNERAL OF MRS. MEYER.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Fred Meyer of Milan were held at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
R. Lawson, Brashar street, South Rock
Island, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev. F. j. Rolf officiating. A quartet,
comprising Mesdames Lohse, Fink,
Vohge and Lindhorst, rendered sew
eral selections. Members of Oakleaf
camp, R. n. A, and the Low German
Sisters attended in a body. Burial
took place at Chippiannock cemetery.
The pallbearers were Ed Jens, Henry
Gaethje, Seymour Hawley, Gus Shat
fer. William Nowack and Chris An.
drews.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
Obituary
ANDREW ANDERSON.

Mrs. Milly WahlstFom, 2610 Fifth
and-a-half avenue, yesterday received
news of the death Of her brother, An
drew Anderson, at Glenwood Springs,
Col. Deceased was formerly of this
city. where he was well known as a
contractor and builder He was SO
years old and was native of Norway,
having come to this country with his
parents when still child. Three chill
dren, Charles, Mrs. E. Cowels and Mrs.
J. Rittmyer, all Of Glenwood Springs,
survive
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
Husbands Are Deserted

TWO husbands had suits for divorce
filed in the office Of the city clerk to-
day and each alleges that he has been
deserted by his spouse. William II.
Call Of Moline asserts that his wife
Mary Call has disappeared completely
and that he is unable to learn any
thing of her whereabouts other than
hat she left with another man while
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
liearino Postponed.

Word mas been received at the Mod
ern Woodmen head Offices that the
hearing " a suit brought by insur-
gents at Hastings, Neb., to enjoin en-
forcement of the new rates has been
postponed until a final decision has
been reached in the Illinois case.
which is to be appealed to the SUI
preme court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
Lodge Notes

The Allouez council knights of Co
lUmbus will hold its regular semi
monthly meeting this evening at the
K. c. hall All the members of the
council are requested to attend the
meeting this evening as there will be
the installation of the new officers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03

he was away in Montana working. ].
B. and ]. L. Oakleaf fled his bill
Victor Bogaert of Moline in his bill
which vas filed by Attorney A. H.
Kohler. says that his spouse Mathilda
Bogaert deserted him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03

La Crosse, Wis.-Clement c. Smith
of Milwaukee announced that the La
Crosse Water Power company would
be reorganized under a plan involving
$5,0O0,0 900 and providing for the taking
over of the La Crosse City railway
company and the Winona Railway and
Light company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03

Buffalo, N. Y.-Business associates
of H. ]. Dunn Of Chicago, who disap-
peared a month ago, believe he has
been murdered and have employed de-
tectives to clear up the mystery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
inquest tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
at the Wheelan undertaking parlors.
Sent to Watertown.

Lester Smith, aged 80, and home I'M
known, was yesterday adjudged in
sane in the county court and ordered
committed to Watertown hospital. The
man is addicted to the use of alcohol
which Is blamed for his condition. The
commission which examined him in.
cluded Drs. Ralph Dart and ]. c. Soud.
ers and Judge B. S. Bell. Smith was
arrested in Silvis where his actions
were thought to indicate insanity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
Amputation Is Fatal.

Fred Raible, a well known member
of the Davenport fire department died
last evening at Mercy hospital as the
result Of having his arm amputated
last Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
JOSEPH $. CHANDLER.

Joseph H. Chandler, 1923 Aiken
street, a resident of this vicinity for
the past 40 years, passed away this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at St. An
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
Try casca.RoyaLPIlIs Tonight.

Constipation, biliousness, bad stom-
ach, coated tongue. languor and liver
trouble are quickly corrected by
Blackburn's Casca-RoyaLPills. Better
than castor oil, 10 cents and Is cents
at all drug stores.-( advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03
Licensed to Wed.

Harry H Anderson ..... Port Byron
Miss Catherine B. Schafer. Port Byron
James G. Roberts ...........C Chicago
Miss Emily E. Anderson go. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-03

All the news all the time - The
Argus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
DON'T Be NERVOUS AND RUNDOWN

would say the very thought OF eating
made her sick She caught one bad
cold after another and was always
tired and languid. She had bad head
aches and attacks OF dizziness.
IL got some iona Vita . few months
ago. Ny wife began taking the tonic
that night and We we're pleasantly
surprised to notice an Improvement
after the second day. She IL now like
q different woman. The nervousness
and depression are all gone, and she
eats and sleeps better than she has
for years. II seems wonderful to
note such q change In her. i believe
'Tona Vita Ii worth its weight in
gold"
II you are debilitated and run
down. above all things try ~Tona
Vita" You will never regret II, as
II will brild you up like magic. IL
Is the finest preparation now on the
market.
Chas. r. Goethe Co, 81 Twelfth
street. has the agency for this great
medicine In Wheeling. The price will
be returned II II doesn't meet with
your entire approval. The Approved
Formula Co.. Dayton, o.
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New Tonic, iona Vita, VIII
Positively Restore Your
Old Vitality.

Nervousness. depression OF spirits.
lack OF energy, all run down. these
r the chief symptoms of nervous
debility. the modern ~affiict1on caused
largely by the rush. hustle and worry
of modern life.
II you are a sufferer from the all.
too-common complaint, and cannot
30 to a high priced sanitarium to have
g and diet build you up. you should
read carefully the following state
ment by G. n. Hunt. Esq. of 602
Sixth street. Milwaukee, Wis, con-
corning the remarkable new tonic
"Tona Vita" that has made such q
great record during the past year. Mr..
Hunt says: For a number OF years
my wife has been a sufferer from a
continuous run down. condi.
ton and stomach trouble. took her
TO a number Of doctors. but none
seemed to give her any relief. She
grew constantly worse and her entire
system became affected.
She could hardly eat anything and
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would be nearly paralyzed. How can
the church meet the purposes which
Jesus intended ~ should do IL YOU
refuse to do your work?
People should unite and
Work With Enthusiasm.
One-hah of the people who 20 10
church on Sunday morning never do
a thing except maybe sing a little or
throw something in the plate when II
Is passed. They never attend a pray
er meeting; they never visit the sick
or carry blessings to the poor ard
needy. IL Is no wonder that God Is
diseuested with the world. There are
hundreds doing that here to-day, and
you know II. Many go TO church SUM-
day after Sunday and are unprofess-
ing Christians. You can't go to
church n pray and then cheat: you
can't be a Christian and kneel down
and then press the workingman's
wages: you can't pass around the
communion plate and then 40 out and
blaspheme.
1T should be an inducement to you
to work for Christ. Why does a farm.
err pillow his fields and plant HIS grain
In the spring? He is looking for the
Inducements in the autumn-the har-
vest In October.
Why Do We Delve
into the earth for coal? Why do we
dig for gold? We are looking for the
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and downs. Yes. and they are prin.
cipally downs. He'll say.
Pray o Me, Brethren,
that I may continue on the way Yes,
and he'll be scooping birthstone with
a shovel. Say to someone, Are you
a Christian . He'll stammer: I hope
SO; I'm trying I be- II you had
asked him: Are you married. Sup
pose he would ansyer: I hope so; I'm
trying TO be-
People need to work. Here IN q
good recipe: Make out q prayer list
OF twenty-five pople you knoy are
not Christians and pray for them"
Sunday then gave several illustrations
OF the power OF prayer. Workers for
Christ will lay up treasures In
heaven.
"One trouble with some people 10
they will wear out ten pairs OF hold
ing-back straps to one pair OF tugs.
They are riding in the breechings In
stead OF riding on the bit trying to
pull the load.
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made saddles and rigs to convey him

made saddles and rigs to convey him
In.
Mar went on discovering power
until the evolution OF time wit
messed many remarkable inventions.
He saw power In the river 30 he
harnessed its force and made Il grind
his grain and saw its wood.
Man has been slow to appropriate
things which God gave him. The
power OF electricity has been In the
world since IL FIRST began. but only In
recent years a man utilized #
The pIseevsrsr.
Man who has made Inventions and
discoveries has always been put down
as q dreamer when these inventions
and discoveries were made In adj
vance OF the time. i suppose the
man who invented the bow and arrow
and told people hat It would kill
game was scohed at and died long be-
fore the members OF his tribe used
his instrumental.
when the FIRST talked on railroads
were being discussed. and It was
claimed by some that railroads would
be invented inc trains travel at the
rate OF Is miles an hour, some poor
cuss made a speech in parliament
saying that Il would be impossible for
a man TO travel this fast and live. He
said such rapid speed would take his
breath away. the man said.
Il am not surprised that q lot OF
fools oppose the gospel because every
thing was foolish when II started. The
time will come when they viii feed a
machine with cloth and suits OF
clothes with the buttons sewed on
will come out the other end. The time
will come when they will not uss
wood In building houses. They will
be all OF cement. cool. sanitary and
fireproof. Instead of getting a car
penter 70 nail on the boards. you will
get a man to squirt cement in a boz
and your house will be complete.
We Are roofs.
These things were always all
right: W were the fools when we re-
fused 10 believe in them. The Bible
Is all right. God n all right, the plan
Of redemption In all right. and you
are the fools n you don't accept them.
"Ali that God asks 10 that ron trot
square and give Him a chance to show
what He car do. Don't say COD 10
foollshness when you have not the
manhood to hit the grit and give God
a chance TO show you you're an old
liar. Re viii DO n 90. you mutt. ~
you will give him half q chance.
Your Ignorance Of Gods plan % r.
denpsion is putting o nearer hell
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I stood with bowed head while a de-
tachment from the army and navy
carried the body In and the marine
band played Nearer. My God. TO
Thee
The cab whirled up and Roose-
welt. who Is q God-fearing man.
jumped out He RAJ followed by
Ehhu Root, General Nelson A. Miles.
General Otis and others. 1 stood and
watched the army and navy, Demo
Gratis and Republicans. men from
Dixie and the north. and was deeply
moved.
Delivers Memorial.
Il was among the first 200 that en-
tered the Stark court house and
yewed the remains. I said thank
God that ! stood with such noble men
with Christ. One of the greatest
nonors bestowed upon me was an In
Vitation extended by the people of
canton TO deliver the memorial ad.
oIess at Mckinley's birthday. Now,
what are you going to do"
Speaking OF the vile language that
mad been heaped upon him. Rev Sun.
day said: you can cali me =
got you beat.
There is just one aay you came
into the worid-you were born And
there IL just one way for you to be
saved-and hat is TO be born again
Those who are Christians are chill
dren OF God. II you are not a chris.
tan the o are children of the
devil. j challenge every inndeI ON
earth and in hell to dispute this.
would worship Jesus anyway. He Is
my ideal.
Lives Forever.
Jesus Christ is mightier than Ma.
poIeon' caesar, Washington or any
o.ner great man. You go out to the
sra'eyard and see on the tombstones
.ne names OF men in Wheeling that
Nere me leaders OF the city 20 years
ago. Ihey are forgotten; you never
gone and forgotten. but ,Jesus' Nam
stands forever.
We will have other lannon's main,
ers. generals. rulers. etc. hut Tesr.
will stand forever. / don't ASH vo, 81
worship a dead Jew in a tomh hns ~
reigning Jesus Christ.
Concluding his sermon pav c.,
uay deiivered one OF his very impress
,i'e prayers. He said: "Jesus. Oh,
| Jesus. Jesus. Oh! Jesus. I have tried
&c upnoid you. ! am so tired I think
! VIII falL ] want 10 preach for vol
ana 10 try n save the people OF
wheeling. Now let us become Chris
tians.' After asking the blessing or
the people OF the Wheeling district
rev. Sunday asked for yer and
lS6 hit the trail"
No Services.
There will be no services
Monday being the day of rest for m,
Sunday party. The regular afternoor
mi evening services viii be held or
week days and three next Sunday
Inc factory meetings will be held
throughout the week by Rev. Peacock
and Mr.. Rodeheaver.
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Inducements. Why does the student
spend so many years In preparation.
burning the midnight oil and study
ing the curriculum Because OF an
indacemenf. lie is looking forward
20 graduating day. when he viii re-
ceive a diploma. 7 ask. r. not the sal
walton % n scul from hell i~nducement
enough for anybody 20 vO& for
Christ.
There are no dimcuities 20 him
that wins II e. hypocrisy 10 pay
God for something and then not 20
out and work for a. To pray and then
80 reserved and u, others Do 'he
work defeats Gods plan To pray for
something and then not work for II n
downright hypocrisy
CoVid Accomplish Wonders.
TT u~ople only had n mind ~ vork
What wonders they could accom.
piish There are fss. 600 churches In
The United States and the population
is f2s ooo 600 The churches have =
scaling capacity % over Sc. 900. 0o0.
and yef nof one-third % this number
are protesting Christians. While 20
ooocoo popie IN INC Unitef sfafes
ar~ bot connected In n say With
- NH"N AN.NN NM| M"NNN"U
inok af ne thousands fhaf are horu
IN an 500 its 80 20 I thsf vou ar-
80 aoius anrfhirr 81 bring them
sin 20 Ghf
in ths report % ;is unifsd Pre-
hfferian rhurrhes iasf year nof = sfn.
re- member sas received On profes.
u ~ faifh o. district ~ Cor.
Erfatinral rhurh~s rrporfef rof :
einFin MEMBER received a. confession
~ thrsi duriur ffr year End IN an.
oiher district A. churches reported
uII fnn
iasf year 7soa rrotsstsu,
chnrrtrs 90 80 rrrrirr = aIrrI.
memher on confession - Chrsf no- ,
~ statisfics sfarfis Fou. and Don Z
fheI prove thaf r@orls are f~finr
sseI ron Cod aud Gods frufh-
It@y ~ fa~fa ard aonf npo
~ Withhold fh-n ~ p~r.sshlur :.
ssainsf No devil. ~ b. - rot uh.i vou
uke Many are afraid fo speak Tor
'hrist h~cause - ne sneeFs % ofhers
snd rou ran nud many such men here
Aanr are afraid to prsach only uhai
yea IKE. preach AGAINST the devil
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come 20 - from across the sea a
book written by a man named Nc.
Donald. which IL a book from hell
PLATE IL shown with his hands IN a
stream OF water Seems to me Il IL
a Joke for anyone 90 think Of a stream
running through he'll. The trouble
With novels OF to-day " that many Of
their writer's have Wild ideas about
religion.
The blood Of Jesus Christ vas on
the hands % PLATE. then and ~ i on
his hands IN he'll tonight PLATE
knew Jesus wss riEht. yet he dld nor
have enouKh nerve 20 tell that howl
ina. ~bloodfhirHfy mob % Had he
done "a Pilates name tonight would
- down IN history as one - me
greatest rulers In the world What n
h. would n been a martyr
80 are some ~ you
People false 20 Jesus
You believe IN Him tuf rou have uaf
N nerve 10 acEnosiedgs Him. You
should praf God ~ give you two
strorf ieEs ~ that Fou could 1hf me
trail WIZ. some ~ you seen %
have locomofor afanla
~Th~n They fcok Jesus h-fore HsroI
and Hsrod thouEhf Jesus 80 some
Hind ~ q sieiEht INLAND performer
~ a Chauisuqua ~~nfsrainer ~ some
thinf hke thet Then BE- asked Jesus
and Jesus "a not reply They put =
sreath ~ thorns on 10 head and ssni
hin back ~ PLATE can lusf So
fhat dirty voman arouud ne ehariofs
Vim Herod ard can her John. fhs
IaDtist. tel Herod fhaf he should NJ,
~ The wife ~ another via him
Herod wanted Jesus buf he wanted
thaf Just Ike a lot 81 yor.
men today do o. o. Jesus christ O.
nothing
once here waa IN inddei whose
father and mother ger irfdeis
preacher asked him 20 come 10 church
an1 Ne I'D The preacher asked hin
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whsu ths tody vss taken frou ne
hospital ~ fhe depot ~ 1919
thrunfed ne stre-fs singing sNear~r.
NJ Coz fo The A fhs frain carry
ins ne hpdT from uuGaio 10 Washinr
Ton p popuiars ereryshere fhrorsef
~ side n The railroad tarka sInsfnr
ihia hymn vent 20 Canton % affsnf
lne iuners and stood in line utue
nc ho1y "aa being fakcn ~ fhr qfars
o"uhiy court house from fhs frain. -
o"ft-a ~ ne army. nary and Govern
ment onlcials Every reraons sas
sinfing Nearer. ny Cod. 20 Thee p
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SUNDAY CALLS
WINDLE A LIAR
DELIVERS HIGHLY INTERESTING
SERMON SATURDAY.
VIII Take Matter Up win h Postal
Department Regarding the como
cfsst Publication.

Branding windle editor % the
iconoclast. the chicago paper. which
has been bitterly stacking him az a
dirty. low down black hearted liar. Mr..
sunday during HE sermon SATURDAY
scored the sheet ~ n % the worst
published. and later aanounoed that 10
intended taking the matter up with
the government The front age %
the recenf issue ~ this paper had q
picture. ~rorfrnyinr Mr. SUNDAY sa q
and from hia f1oufh hoeed language
thsf the evaneciisf never uttered and
shich as = direct auack on he
character.
The Icooocissf 10 q dirty. iow ac~n.
m~iserabie. rotten. disreputabl-. Nina
vhiskeysoeked aheef. that you'd not
read aera = To- ~ ne af5~rtlves
srriicf 20 ~ crran ~ Rev sunday
Tbe crp~ds fhaf thronEed ths tab~r
narie SATURDAY.. shlie not - iarre e.
o. sunfar. eere fhs larreat ~ iaaf
scek A. ~ cioae - hfs evening
~rmc - -Hlf fhe frafL uhich
hroushf th~ total q thsf dafe 10 s1i.
exclusive % ne bie elss. during me
~affernonn
I've SERVER.
IN rarf Rev SUNDAY aid -Men
slli aud have aisays sfrived Tor
pos~r The sofif was not very old
before msn discovered that the On VS.
sfronrer than himself. ~ he put a yoke
arsund hla neck n made him pull
he burdens He discovered nat the
horse vas faster than himself 90 he
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wy he could not become a Christian
II he was no longer an infdel and the
man replied that he was q dope field.
IL there are any dope iends here
tonight. you q get away from II
with Gods help.
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EVERY MAN SHOULD
SHOW SOMETHING


PLATE. seeing that the Jews had no
love for Jesus. saw q way to
Win Back Their Friendship
and to drop The charges they had
mAds 20 Caesar. Plate thought that
e ~ did not have anything to do
win Jesus the Jews would like him
friendship. He was willing to turn
him out TO the cut.throats . be bru-
tally murdered 90 win a few friends,
and SO are some OF you people in
Wheeling willing to do the same thing
TO make friends with a few rum
soaked degsnerates,
A Man or 4 mutt"
PLATE knew Jesus was the son OF
would acknowledge Jesus, Caesar
would chop his head of. Yet know.
ing all these things. PLATE was will
Ing TO turn him over to those low
cutthroats and murderers, a bowling
mob that took his life on the cross.
IL was up TO PLATE TO see whether he
was a man or a mutt. on the square
OF a moilycoddle. and the same thing
faces you people to-day.
Seated on his throne, PLATE had
Jesus enter. and on seeing him said
Are you Jesus. o of Cod" And
Jesus replied. II am" Now, Jesus
either was the son OF God or a bas
tard. Away with your Unitarian ideas
OF Jesus. I would nate to have 10
answer to God IL I were some of you
Cnitarians- I was taught hat this
book Is the book of God, and believe
everything in il. Yes, I would Ger
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'o'sasa't .. ns''-n ~ Ia
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SUNDAY THUS BRANDS TIE COM.
MUNlcANTs.
mornins Service a. Tabernacle Was
Largely Acknowledgement
Very interesting.

Announcing his text from Nebmiab
iV+s. For b people had n mind 10
Nork. Rev. sunday began his sermon
~ telling h story % Nehmiah's life
OF no" ne vas the cup bearer 20 King
Artaferxes and when the news OF the
~deploFabls condition % jerusalem vas
carried 20 him ~ a friend be vas
deeply a1ected The sad oppression
OF Nehmiah a. he walled into fhe
presence o. A~rtaxerres caused the
sing ~ Inquire the cause o. his cor
roE Replying fhsf ~ vas naf h..
cause q The weakened condition AZ
jerusalem. h. asked permissior Of n
Einr 70 return and rebuild ne 81.
of the city The kiug not only rrsn..s
Nehmiah permission 20 r~fuu brf In
addition save him en- order on tna
Keeper - TIE forests snr Al 49,. -
her srd material necessary - reeo,.
sHnci ne walls - h eify % Ierusa.
Nehmiah. With Leo h-fpera In
- incredulousiy short fp.ce Of 8.
aaga ~fpcceedef In rrbulidlnr ne walls
80 pAacine ne CITY ~ ifs f1rmer COO.
niilon- = fass unprecedented IT. his
tor sundaV rave fhe rsa.on for fbs
Hpoc-ss ~ this unde-takinr 81 80
80 oi - 'eu Pr fhs s~onls
bad = min1 ~ sorE
Ne lcafs-s o. Zee
fcrfruinG ~ aalf Thee -.
~ ioafers IN fnaf 90 Ths ra.ni.
80 q mind f1 eort To ar~nmrlirt
elch = f~ef 80 must ~ enffussf ror
'd tnfhuaissm 10 uka fhs m.saI.s
~ amalirot or ofter d'aras-s Il !.
contsflons D. fs nof b@rauae fhsr a.
no. a. ne ucrEs nrf r D. fs ~ 49,
wise y Yuu % no. uss bel
WHIST rou n g. % mors inuovf.
anoe ttar IA F0u ~ prf marv
80 rloN 20 disrofer ehaf l. uaai...
tietrNir. Ehen arriied % merhan
loai pur-uiia meefs al h purposes
10 Fhtch H uaa infendr1 anf IL has
hcpnr ~ useful Thar 90 dar. m ~
we're 20 De- taken avay. this land
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into the earth for coal? Why do we
dig for gold? We are looking for the
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every step A NE ~ sin 70 Ike .
mole In the Eround-r $3.50 nothinE
out \ dark. shiny salis ~ ifa hois:
= NE % righteousness IL nke en- eagis
On the mountaln tops-t looks dovn
UPON the beauties 81 the earth. clothed
IN sunshine
Nsrch - smile.
AN the powers on earth and hei
have always been ~ Work aud are attn
81 Tork 10 stop the onward march %
the fospel but they have failed The
fooaa.a.s sa nsr-.n r.<>s.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-03-01
John O'NeIlI,

Neigh, Neb Feb 23-Special to
The News: John O'Neill, one OF the
old settlers of Antelope county, died
at his home In this city Wednesday
evening of old age Funeral services
will be held Monday morning at 10
o'clock at St Peters Episcopal church.
Rev. Brown will offciate, after which
the remains will be buried in Laurel
AIN cemetery MIR O'Neill was about
% years of age and was native of
Ireland. He is survived by son,
James O'Neill of this city, sister
Mrs. Rose Dclamore of Clara, Ia, and
a daughter Mrs Mary Contois of Hui
lott, Wyo
The deceased was always consid-
cred as being well.to.do financially,
and those who are closely In touch
with his business relations place his
estate In the neighborhoOd of $l5,OOO,
which is practically in cash. The COM
pletion of his will, only few hours
before his death, ignored his son and
daughter and practically gave the en-
tire amount to his housekeeper