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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04

New York, Oct. 3-"Fritz Heinze
will return to me. He has done it be-
fore and he will do it again. l shall
not have 10 drag him back, either"
il was the memory of this state
ment, made two years ago by Mrs.
Lillian Hobart French when F. Au-
gustus Heinze was on his honeymoon
with his actress wife, that started in
Vulnerable gossips tongues 20 wag-
ging a few days ago when the papers
announced hiatt the copper king and
Mrs. French were both in Fl Worth,
Tex, the same day. Rumor immedi-
ately devised a coincidence"
II was further recalled that only
three days before Mr.. Heinze's mar
riage to Bernice Golden Henderson,
emotional actress, in August, 1910,
Mrs. Freach made public a declara-
ton that she had a prior claim to
his affections and also to a part of his
wealth. She declared that she had
been in charge Of his home at a salary
Of $500 a week and that he had given
TO her $4,000 in copper stocks; that
when the 1907 panic put him into diff
culties he had borrowed" the stock
and forgotten TO return it.
This statement Mrs. Henderson ig-
nored and she aAd Heinze were mar
ried.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04
The 42,1d Anniversary
IN the Silk Section

A most complete showing and
display Of black and colored
silks, both plain and fancy, in
GLIDING black and colored mes
salines, satins. charmeuse, crepe
meteor, crepe de chine, taffetas,
brocades, silk Innings, ETC., ETC.:
also complete line of all black
weaves, and a most beautiful
collection of changeable, bro
caded, striped and warp print
fancies. AS an example of the
low price, prevailing throughout
this section during our Ami
versary Sale we mention.
FANCY MESSALINE SERGES
in the new Autumn stripes in
the most wanted colors, the
usual price is 5sc, Anniversary
price, a yard, 3Sc.
CHIFFON FABLE in IL plain
shades, a beautiful suiting and
costume silk, "a inches wide,
CSC values, Anniversary price,
a yard. 42Iae.
PENCIL STRIPED MESA
LINES, "a inches wide, in plain
grounds with white and mono
tone stripes, 79c is the usual
price, Anniversary price, a
yard, SIC.
YARD WIDE fancy messalines
in new suiting and wasting
stripes in rich dark and medium
colorings, S1.25 value, Annivers-
airy price. yard, S5c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04

Washingtpn.-The "barocyclomet-
ter, an instrument so sensitive as
TO detect hurricane 500 miles away,
is to be installed by the navy depart
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04
1870 c,.S. 1I(sc
Anniversary Sale Saturday. October 5tf

and developed into one OF the important merca
Think of the men you may know, who here in bus
business today The fingers of hand ample for
Again it is Anniversary Week with this time the
1t has grown be for all this OF Illinois
such Gala that the memory of fingers with all
forward these Sales with matched
of the great confidence loyalty and approval heartily
AZ of growing sentiment and confidence in the Nj
has built mercantile house OF which you proud and
magnificent
We greet the dawn of 43d with heart and
pleasure spread before patrons both style quality
been equaed in any sale here OF elsewhere
Hundreds. Yes, thousands OF useful and valuable
this evenu sale An unusual feature of this occasion will be
continuing till the curtain falls $50 Saturday night Oct
should of these valuable
Come and bring your friends the children ami the VIII
usual McCabe lavshness.
This is your why enjoy its every featured
These sales make possible for your dollars do nes
The first hundred each forenoon during this
plimens
We accommodate just 100 guests in
hundred
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04

LADIES UNION
SUITS, of Maco cot
ton, in three styles,
high neck and long
sleeves. low neck.
elbow sleeves, low
neck and no sleeves,
75c everywhere, we
price them at 49c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04

THE S1.o0 UNION
SUITS are rare val
ues, made Of fine,
pure white finely
carded cotton, silk
fieeced, a beautiful
fitting arm e n t 4,
while the present
stock lasts, $1yOO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04
Ladies' Knit Fundamentally Saving Here

buying remember that get the best lifting
garments you paying for it's all
in the garment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-04

LADIES FLEECED
We rs A N D
PANTS, all made in
best possible man
ner, we invite your
special attention to
this exceptional
three lots that We
will offer at soc acc
and ..........25C
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
@alt6liitia tStenSe Hieber.

&eb. Sumes @eeo, Gainesville,
Geras, ihreibt: SD babe SIR
Gbeatbam's Chill Comic in meiner
Samilie ge6raudt uno fam es Sc
Dem empfeblen, Der BON .Shiittel-
froit ii6erfaaen miro. gr balf bann
als anoere Weoi5inen feblihlugen.
9ls elm Conf fir alte uno idmade
9erionen lit er unpersIeidIid. @er
bieie We0i5in fauft uno oamit nid)t
6ufrieoengeIteat miro, erbalt auf
@~erlangen iein @elo auriid. 8reis
SOC. @erfauft BON alien SdnoIern.
3ubereitet mn bon ser 81. g.. 3i-
6aros Weoicine 60, Sherman, Ger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
11mr 6iiltiefeit bis 3nmt 81. Oetober.
Hr6mien>G Hcrte.
Gin pcridtlae an mn5cre Sremmce.

Ga es uus mnmaslib it, ap 9iirfte ub Counties bes Staates
onrdJ &eHembe bearbeitn sn lanen, nuftea mir amf anbere Nfntel sr i'm.
srDkeren Ser6rehnns mnieres giates innen nb mir fo at benz
Gnfdlnh gefpmmen, anne6mbare Gramiem fir neme gbunnenteu, bic ms
en9eidtft per0ea, anssmiekem.
&tr panen nmt bic Gerantaltang eines iugenanateu &pntfes, mi.
CT BET enshidben 3etnnsen abGd it, iomoern mir moaen bnr6 gmssa6Iaua
elmer lberaem Gummihiun 5rehuilige anmrbeu, Die obne bdouoere Na.
he mnb Mnfremgnng hd ete Ne6eneiunabme at peridaffen tpnuiden, 4
3m Sieiem 3wede Ofererem pr fit ieoem Sa5resa6unneutem cine
aommidtun bon 81, eimem 9plIar. 9as @ohenblatt Ser .Sreie
Erne fnr seras" fpfet So per Sabr. @esem Gimienouns pn StOO mer.
ben mir alo oas 8latt m irseno cine ans aufsesebene MbreKe idifen.
Sar 10 Mbonnenten eme Ggra : yrimie Don $3.50 1T Saat.
Slit Is Abonnenkn cine Grtra : yrduie pon ss.75 ID San.
Slit 20 4bonnenttn cine Grtra yrinie Dan $500 ii gan.
Gat 70 4bpnnenten eint Grtra : Erdnit un s6.25 in Bar.
Slit nebr a5 Is 4bonnenten clue Grtra= yrdmie uon IS in Saar.
gut rebr alb 80 Ab0nntnttn eint G%rtraprdnit Doa SIG III Saar.
Ger @pri@laa lit einiab nnb ~peraanOldb senus. Scr einen nenen
4bonneaten or CUR 3mt nidt eaer Ser uSree Tre6e" lit, - DE-
utHnt foleHter1 $500, er9Glt reip bebGlt baboa eimen 0uaar unb ididt
anoerem Dollar NIT Der gcnanen MoreRe oes 8efeaers Elm. Mmferbem
lhbt aber aud nod cine Ggtra Hramie in MnsTdt, faas bic 3a6l bn
sebn 46Onnentea Ooer barber CREDIT mirS. Gieie Grtra-Yrame len.
Den nr ben oasu geredhgen bon uuRrr Office as brett.
Die bier semadts 0ferte lit fir Sdoen i'm @heaen gebete Ses etas.
tes ofen. Sober fam fb oaran bdeiisen. Nr baten uur gaarpreiie
an, 'ueil Sell INNER ieinen gert bat nno Sober Oafar ani6afeu nnS Ian.
len fann, mas er Geraoe 6rauht.
@e, Die bon otfer Dffrte @c6ramd5 maiden nno untr SEN O6en
seteiten Seotnennsen Ibonncnten fin bic a5ree Yre6e fir serasA lam.
meln fuoaen, fue se6eten, Fg nit uns nnuersasidI in gerbinbuna AZ
leeen, Oamit mir i6nen etuase gemaufdte a~nsfabrIidere Musfuuft erte.
len fOnuen. Die Anhtans gebt Sen gefeGern brett BON uukrer 81.
ice sn- 2iee offerte bat nar Gainafet bis gum 81. Oftuber.
n6reie Yreit fHr seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10

- Aus Nep yorf miro gemeloet,
Oscar 8dmmeritein, Der befannte
9beoter : unternebmer, noble in
pier5ig an1erifdniihen St66tenu oor-
iiiter aud IN unierer Staot, Sbea-
ter baiien, UNI in ibnen groBe
groBe Opern geben au fonnen. Sc,
6es oiefer Tbeater foa 100000 fo-
item. DorI1ufig noIlen mir urs out
Die Musfiibr1tng oieies groBartigen
Blans MIR nod nidt 5u iebr freuen.
Die Gountpfommiifdre Boz
ben beidloiien, Die @eIoer fir Die
gountpifuIen in Der Stote 8anf &
Truft Company gu oeponieren.
Sn einem 9auie an Der DIT
Commerce Str, bat unjere Toli5ei
eineD piumboble entoeft. Gin gemiiier
Soc Hanfin nnb ieine 5rau unS
EN- Gbineie Namens @ee See MUIR
ben Derbaftet. Man fnno orei @an-
men nit Opium, einen poGitGnoigen
Mnuhapparnt, ginbreher : @erf5elt
ge nno anoere perodhtige Gad)en.
Der Maifepermalter Der
Mooos National Yanf bat nod
$4,000 IN Sdnoen, Die fir Die Be-
8obIung BON glnipriihen beitimmt,
BON ben betreffenoen @Idubigern
aber nod nidt foGeftiert fin6. Der
8ertpaIter uiro ons @elo oemndfit
benz gournntfontroneur in @uIfin
ihiden uno oamit Die 2iquioation
Der 1onf abihlieBen.
9err @m. Rehert teilt uns
freu6eitrabIeno nit, 6aB i'm feline
@uttins nod neiin5ebnidbriger Baii'
fe, nit einem frdftigen geiunoen
Srngen beihenft babe. Mlltter nn0
ainb iino i'm beiten @olIein. I'm
iere ber5lifite Graduation.
sSn Der MIamo Seisbts Sdus
ie filoet CUR 3eit oos 8erar goun-
tp 9eofers Snititute itntt. es
tpirD Bis gum 5reitag oauern.
Or. 9. 6. @itte, Der befannts
Mugen : SpeaiaIiit lit BON ieiner
CONNER . Meiie 5uriidgefebrt uno
bot ieine Office mieoer eroffnet.
6mitas puroe alderman
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Manner, bic Grfofa baben

als Better GROCER unternebmungen,
iino Wdnner BON GROCER enprgie.
grfolg beoingt ~bent5utage @eiuno-
beif. 4ranfbeit beoeutet grfolgloiig-
felt. SIS lit toridt fir einen Mann,
III einem gebrodenen, fnit lebloien
3uitanoe gu bleiben, tuenn electric
gitters i'm in fir5eiter 9eit pieoer
auf ithere SiBe bringt. .8ier Sla-
iden baben mir mebr gebolfen, als
nIe Meoi5in, Die id lie genommetl
babe, nod iabrelangem 2eioen an
Ibeumatismus, 2eber- uno Mogen-
Itorungen nno aneesriffenen Nie-
rem; electric 8itters peroanfe i'd es,
oaB id iest pobl unh munter bin,
idreibt Gbns. g. @aen, Splbania,
Ga. 8eriu6t i'm. Rur SOC in alien
a~potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Uncle Cara iaat,

ues beoarf nur zines Quent9ens
gosbeit, I'M ben 2euten Sen sroB-
ten Srnbel 5u MAIDEN, uno cine
feline gernadlaiiigung bon llnper-
oouli6feit ODER 8eritopfung ooer
anoern 2eberitorungen tut oaiieIba.
@enn Sbr leioet, 10 nebmt 81.
Sings Stem 2ife Bias fir idneue
abbilfe. 2eidt, fider uno MIR 25c
in alien M~pothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Gein GaIpneI n6tin.

9aS idabIide unb ullongenebme
@trnebmen BON 8olomel tit unnotia
9emoroen olrd oSimmcns' 2ipcr
Die befannte milbe 2eber.
Weoi5in, Die aber einen sriinoliden
e~r8ielt. 0ur in gelben gIet.
berpodt. &reis 25c. Gin.
NAL oeriuht. immer aebrauht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Iokales.
Observation-Disclosures

Die StaotratsliBnng am Wton=
tng nadmittaa perlief perbaltnis.
mGBig ru6ig. Ser WaDor ernmnte
ieine &omites unb ernannte audi
nod gu ie0em &omite, init Musnab=
me 0es Miieiimentsfomites, eingera-
tungsfomite bon orei 8urgern. Die
3abl Der &omites lit BON ~neun5ebn
auf feds beruntergeiett. Sic
tleilen &omttes iino f~olgenoe:
Jelter nno 8oli5ei: Sindam,
Stepes, @ifelano; geirot: Safe
@olft 8. s.. 8ef uno 8. 3. glegg.
GtraBen uno offentlide 8erbel=
ierungen: l1br, Sin6am, Wenger.
8eirat: S. @. @arren, Martin Or
nolo uno 9. 81. 6. @olff.
Harfs, Ila5as uno offentlihe Sc
bdnoe: Bopnton, Stepes, Walter-
mann; 8eirat: Saul Weeri1eibt,
Yeter SoebeI uno So. Is. Sobin.
6inan5en. Stepes, gopnton, Cant
bert; S. g. gromn, 81. 8. 8aa uno
ferdinand @erff.
vEublic Utilities" 2ipscomb,
Mauermani, &emtep; 8eirat: STE
Yrpor, 81. s. Mc9teal nno @. 6.
EaDlpe.
Miieifment: &idter, ubr, @enger,
2ipscomb.
Inter ben porliegenoen @eiddften
erregte cine Betition nit 270 linz
terihriften, Die iid gesen ben ge-
fd[uB ribtet, ourh ben pie 5. &
6. 81. gabn ge5tpungen peroen iol,
ibr nMounobouie" gu %entfernen, oas
meilte Mufieben. alderman Maiier-
mann iprnh nit GROCER @ntidie-
0enbeit gegen Die 8eriidfidtigune
oieier Hetition, Die 4~ngeleeenbelt
wir6e porIdufig 5nriidgelest. Mloer-
man Mnuermm1 moate BEN bon
alderman Bopnton eingebrahtell
8eihIuB be5iielid 9flaiterune uno
Musbefferung Der Oit-gommerce
6traBe aufrufen, % 8oDrton aber
5lir 3eit pidt in Der Staot lit, MUIR
be Die Gahe ebenfaas 5uriifgelegt.
Cine Sroinan5, Die beitimmte,
oaB 100000 our @inloiung bon
Bubble Smpropements"- unb rGitn
San Bombs" bemiaigt mer6en ioa.
ten, ipuroe nieoerseitimm, nod
Dem Der MaDor auseinanoergelest
bate, oaB Die Mnnabme 6ieier Sroi.
mana ben &oftrnft nit Der Weit
Eeras Nanf AND Sruit Company
nlil uno nid)tie modem peroe. Die
Groinnn5, peIhe ben &ontraft NIT
Der @elt Serns 8anf ano Srult
Gornparp gutbeiBt puroe Damn, un-
ter Mlfbebung Der Negeln, enbgiiL
tig angerommen.
Mngenommen mur6e aud elm
bon MIoerman Gin6aan angenome=
ner 9eihIuB, ser $1450 fir ben
Bnu zines Storm @ater Serpers1
an Der DoIoroiu Strabe, Der ourd
oas ShlieBen Der San Beoro 9it6
~tlottDen0ig g~etuoroen lit, bemillisf.
Gbenio elm BeihIuB, ourd ben Der
@apor angeuieien miro, bier meitp-
re 1@nrbnge" : @agen eit5uitelen.
Die 0roinan5, ourd bic bier .Yo-
Itce-Matrons" mgeitellt peroer, bon
6eHen bret auf ben peridieoenen
H~abubofen itattoniert fem ionen,
iuliroe gum a~tDeiten Mal geIeien. go
li5eidef 2mcafter befirmortete iie.
ALDERMEN 4ennep uno 2ipscomb
mdren Der Mniiht, Die giienbatp
men ioIlten oieie neibIihen HoIi8i-
item fteaen, bod muroe IN Der Mnse.
Iegenbeit nidts peiter getan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10

Mouermann's 8uegp uno 9fero ge.
itoblen; man bat es iest in 4uitin
mie0er gefunoen.
9r. S. g. 2anffpro tit 5uriidse-
febrt uno bat feline Braris mieoer
aufeenommen. Office: @unter-@c-
bduoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Ser bOflide @atte.

v@eorg," fragte tie bart, vmenn
mir geibe nod einmaI jung mdren,
Diiroeit gu mid Damn nod einnIal
5u 9einem @eibe mafen?"
Sang in @eoanfen antmortete err:
SIS lit 10 frieolib bier beute Mbeno.
Sang oo6 feinen Streit an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Matiel.

Sunge 9ome: oerfldren Sic
mir, mos tit elm &uB?"
@eldidter iunger Mann: so
rl1tig i'm @orte faiien fam if) es
nift, aber penn Sbnen mirflib ets
mas onran liegt es 8t niiien, fam
ibis Sinner aeiaen.n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
Weqen 9riefboaeu. S2ehultno

~OeSVH OtteTUU9tIEI JItuEIHTIBS-
formnlaren, 3irfularen uno bette
rglueprints" luenoet @u1 an Die
9. u. Blue Brint & Supply Co..
Ala Wabarro Str.
@ir fSnnen Sbnen elm Seim bauen.
81 penielben Beoingingen. ipie Sic iebi
Sausrente 5ablen; feline Mn5ablung bers
la19t. Sur orei applifanten t6nnen Die
le @%elegenbeit benuben. Gpredt Dor 535
Moore glbs,
Spmife 8ilih, oeutide Sebom-
nc. @eueS Gel. 1867. @ltes 1866.
NItmobiide M6bcl tunft g
Refer. 113 Sio.GIamp Strafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10
@etter . Vrppheseinna.

8iibleres 8etter nit @egen ber-
uria6t Observation-Disclosures
Snnt's SisBtning Oil bertretbt ia-
ben Sdmer5, Of bon &beumatismus,
Neuralgie, S6nitt- 9rano- ODER
Suetihnu1oen. 0as i6nellfe Be-
Fannie Eminent. 25c uro SOC Sla.
ifen. Bel aaen 4~potbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10

Or. q. 6. Mc9aniel lit ouriidge-
febrt BON 9euti6lano nlto Stem gorf
uno bat ieine 8raris als @unoar5t
mieoer aufgenommen. 3. Stodlperf
Gibbs @ebduoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10

9ianps nno W5bel : Gerlabmng ulb
8ransport. iotpie G~ufbeipabrung i'm
gr0bten un6 beften nStorebpuie" Der
9tabt. Seppids feinieune. 5enrb 6.
Slips, geibe SeIepbone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-10

Sutu 8erfanf, burd ben gisentiimer.
ITO Gder am Meoina Sitter, nnbe San
Nntonio. Cine GROCER Bargain; mub
terfauft iperoeu. 9rputsppIe 8rps., 105
DIT : Gpmftpn Strafe.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Best Way to Wash Windows.

There is right and wrong way to
wash windows The work should be
done on dun day. for when the sun
shines ou windows 1t causes them to
dry strcaEy no matter how much they
may hu rubbed Before washing the
windows, dust them OF well. both in
side and out 'hou wash all the inside
woodwork Tn. windows should he
washed carefully with warm water to
which q little ammonia has been add
ed Soap should never be- used a
small cloth on the end Of a pointed
stick is very valuable instrument
TO get the dust out OF the corners.
When the windows have been washed
thoroughly, wipe them dry with
piece Of cotton cloth. 1t is never good
to use linen cloth, as linen win
leave great amount OF lint on the
glass When the windows are thor
ouEhiy dry, polish them with tissue pa
per or old newspaper
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
PUDDINGS ALL ENJOY
OLD AND NEW RECIPES THAT
ARE ALWAYS IN SEASON.
Substantial Dish Composed Of Lean
Meat and I<idneys-Steamed Fruit
Dessert petcacy-orange
Cream Also Favored.

Meat and Kidney Pudding.-Stft a
quarter Of a pound OF flour into a
basin. add q pinch OF salt and one level
tcaspooniul Of baking powder: then
put through the meat chopper quar-
ter OF pound OF suet and mix 1t in,
rubbing it into the flour with the fin
gers. Add ns much cold water as
will wet it, and make it up into n
sun paste. then dour the baking board
and roll it out into round piece
scarcely hall an inch thick. Then
limo buttercd basin with the paste,
then cut even round the edges. Mix
together on Il plate one tablespoonful
Of flour one teaGpoonful OF salt and
half toaspoOntul OF pepper for sea
soning. Cut one pound of lean meat
In thin slices. dip them in the sea
sonrd flour and place them lightly in
the basin, split one Sleeps kidney
skin and cut It in thin slices, dip
them also in the -four and put them
IN the bowl aud pour in one cuDful OF
water for gravy Wet the edges OF
the paste on the bowl, roll out the
scraps Of paste large enough to cover
the dish, place It on press down At
tho edges, and sprinkle . little -four
over the top. Now dip pudding
cloth in boiling water, tie It tightly
over the top and plunge the pudding
IN plenty Of boiling water. then boil
b iu. ,hr"" hours Remove the cloth
and 8ru tho rugH.rp unto n dish
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
GREETING Cakes.

Cream together a half cup butter.
and one cup sugar, add three beaten
eggs. one cup Of milk. one cup washed
and seeded raisins, busted with -four.
three and half even cups siftcd flour.
two teaspoons baking powder. Mix
al together gently. Bake In small
pars in quick oven. When cool, frost
in white, and when the frosting ls
firm, decorate each with a loop out.
line framing the greeting. Merry
Christmas" Sprinkle the greeting and
edgng with sugar which will readily
cling to the wet frosting and shake
OFF from the dry frosting. 1t gives
an attractive frosty" effect-Harp-
er's Bazar
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Home Hints,

The finger marks on door can be
removed by a clean flannel cloth
dipped in kerosene oil; afterward wine
with n cloth wrung out OF hot water in
order to take the smell away.
Dingy towels may frequently be re-
stored to normal Wilderness by putting
in kettle of cold water. adding white
soap shavings and lemon Juice, and let
ting come slowly to boil. Rinse In
tepid water, then blue water, and hang
IN the sun.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
NEWSgf MISSOURI
-Four Churches Consolidate.

Alma The rrcsbyterians, Metho.
aiSts, Baptists and members of tho
Christian church OF Alma decided to
unite in one congregation and support
Il nonscctarian church. separately,
neither of the four was strong enough
to keep up an institution All the de
nominations ill be represented on
he governing board and all soctarian
oachIngs viii be- avoided Members
viii have their choice OF procedure
BaptlSts, for instance, will be i'm.
mcrsed. while those who do not favor
immersion will BE- allowed the form
sf ceremony they desire.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Gov. Wilson Returns.

New York --President.eloct Wilson
returned from his vacation trip to
Bermuda. He went direct to his home
in Princeton, to be on hand at the
state house in Trenton for the regu-
lar budget OF state business.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19

Co.umuia-L5cu' Ellory Farmer
commaudani OF cadets at the UuiYor
SHY Of Missouri has been ordered by
the war department to Fort u 4
Russell at Cheyenne Wyo tie has
been givou Two months leave of ab
scncc before reporting ~ Cheyenne.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
BoonvilIe\ Has SIS COO Fire

Boonyille- Fire started in the Vic.
tor Clothing company store here and
destroyed the stock OF shoes and a
large stock OF clothing The total
damage is coRscrvatively placed at
$4,000, partially covered by insur.
ance.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Wilson 70 Name successor.

Observation-Disclosures Taft an.
nounced through Secretary HIllcs that
the post OF ambassador TO Great Brit.
ain, made vacant by the death OF
Whitelaw Reid, will not be filed by
him.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
rs Dead In Train Crash.

Rome,-Ten persons were killed and
105 seriously injured when an ex-
press train and Il freight came to-
gether in a hend.on collision between
Catania and Messina. Fifteen more
died in hospitals.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Emperor Has Wroopiro couoh

London - The Chinese emperor.
Hsuan Tunr, Is suffering from IN al.
tack Of whoopIng cough, according 20
n Picking dispatch The emperor. be.
fore he was proclaimed to that posi-.
tion. vas Prince pulul He is 6 years
old
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Iailed. His Mlfc Gums paner.
Springfield While j. u COtman is
b tail ON tle0 fine imposed by Judge

IN Jail on fl60 fine imposed by Judge
Alfred Page of the criminal court, his
wife will busy herself publishing the
Fair Grove Times, a newspaper pub
lishcd at Fair Grove, Il small town six
teen miles northeast Of this city, Of
which CoRman Is owner and editor
Conman attempted to collect an ad
ycrtsing account with a shotgun He
refused to hire IN attorney. stating
they wanted to charge him 800. and
he entered a plea Of guilty He de
Clarcs he will not pay his fine
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
AIsbera succceds WIIev.

WashjuGtou.--rrcsidout Taft named
Or. Carl AIsbcrG to- succeed Or Iiar-
vey W. Wiley as chief NJ the chcmis.
try bureau Of the department Of agri-
culture, and Chief administrator Of tho
purn food Inv
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Loses lie In sso.oan Fire.

Bcllairc, O-Thc plant Of the Ohio
Valley Enamel Works at Shady Side.
near here, was destroyed by fire. caus-
ing loss Of $4,000 Clark Morris.
night Waterman, was burned to death.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Sularcd Pills Kill Child.

N'yada.--A little daughter of MFR
and Mrs. Henry Douglass, who live
east Part of Vernon county, died from
eating sugarcoated pills under the
impression that they were candy.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Americans. Reported Dead. SAFE.

Washington i 7 Little and Fred
Bailey. reported killed in Sonora. Mex
leo, by Yaqui Indians have returned
safely to CCnanca, dispatch received
by the state department announced.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-19
Man Who Died in Hotel Identified

Spring ficld.-A man who dropped
dead in the lobby of a hotel here
few minutes after his arrival was
identiied as C. b Mitchell, lumber
man OF Bentonville, Ark