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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Sic snif4aaette unb bic 1ans.

Gurd sic shlo,1beit zines Con.
borer Observation-Disclosures lit, mle
u1s aus 2c1loon geihrieben miro,
gum eriten Mole sic Dd1loi9ung ei11er
bu fhlinlniten stimmrehtsfur1en
aelun9en. Gle suffragette, ote an
elmer Mei.e ner lesteu grobm r9n'
ten" 6ieler lose Der englitden
&alptitaot bette ...iat mar, hatte man
ins @ef1manis acicst. Die boloe See
per1peigerte ah:r. lpie oie Wabr3aN
ibrer @eroIiunen, icoe Nabrun9&
a,1inat>me. Ger 8ampf 5pi lden ibren
@artern uno rbr ging i@on ei1tdge
1age, urlo man m1lBte bereits bornit
1ednen, lie oenmaddt gu entlaiien,
ais elmer Der @drter a1f cine bodAt
%ingeni0ie ssoee perfiel. Or fling ndr1'
lid cine ser in Dem @efdngnis in
grober Mn0aN leben6en Manfe uno
berrubte ei,1en ser bergebliben BE-
ilrde in Ser 3elle ieiner SduBbef ob'
Yemen, ibr pflidtmabm 6as 9fittag-
Ellen bor3u1eBen, INN ei1re tn oed
Taf9e mitge5radte MalS tn Der
Belle aus3u{eben. Die Snffragette
{ob trobm, nit abgeuamotem @e7tht
ols ser @arter bic 9ene mieber ber'
lieB, uno fur3, ebe En- bte Sir ber',
fdloB, lieb er Die Maus nod ant
ben grobooen idliipfen. @r blieb
hann an Ser Tiir iteben u1t6 barrie
ont @udlo@ Ser Dinge, Die 6u font
men lo1ten. gr braudte au6 ni9t
LANCE gu marten> als Elm firdter-
lides @eibrei Gus Der 3ene ertonte.
@leidbettia iab er, mie Die Suffra-
aette 3u fli:dten begann. 8uer1t
ronnte lie Der idieoene Ulale BON elmer
Gde IN Die a1toere, oann fprarg lie
auf Die bdrene Bettltatt, Damn, dig
iit lid audi bier oltgeni@einIi4 nod
uibt iider fiib1te, auf eincn StlpN,
Mn iblieblid auf Dem eiiernen Diem
al Ianoen. Sier Mieb tie nit bo9-
oe;scgenen Beinet1 iiten uno frei14te
u,1o i6rie nm &i1fe. Ser erbar'
ml1ngsqoie Marter bei6 lid oieie
M%mgeIegerbeit cine ga1t3e 3ett ieelen.
ruhfQ ourh Die Sir, Damn Sffnete
er Die &lappe un0 frogte nit bo&it
er1launteln. abnungsloiem @eli6t,
,pas oe11n bo orinnen los mare? U5it
flieacnoen Norten erfldrte bm 6te
@efonqene Dem @runo ibrer Mufre.
olll,e uno bat i'm bimmelbod, Dos
@oubtier ats ibrer 8ene gu entfer-
uc11. Ser Mdrter bohte aber Dor-
lduiig nod nidt 6aran. Ct perlegte
{id) uielmebr 3undhit aufs Yarlame1t'
tteren utro erHarte Ser 5nffrogette
fur; uno bilnoig, er mer6e bic MouS
nur fangen, menn lie periprd6e, ibren
0unoer1trert auf5ugeben. Die @uffra-
a%ettenehre monte oas 3uerit ni9t 3n-
0ehen, ols Der 8eamte aber Die
aloppe idloB un6 ii4 an 9tdte, Die
@eordmste ihrem s@idfal 81 aber'
!o'le,1, mar ibr Mi6erIt ano sebroden:
Der gean1te fing Die MouS NIT
geihtigtett, l1no bic Suffragette per'
sehrte nod in o~er{elfen Stun6e Omit
unle1wburem Mppe1it iibriaens) ibr
critics Mittoabrot felt bier 9agen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

@iDeriprud. = Nadtmadter
(5u mebrereu 5tl1oenten, sic nm Weit=
ternadbt lumt lar1nenD bas 8irtbs=
bul1s perlalleuD: uMeine 5erren, id
bite Sic iett bel ser Nadt mebr Slit
be an Sen Gag 81 legen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Neuartige @erbung. =
Irel1noin: vNfit melden @orten bat
0ein 8rdlltigom oenn I'M Gid on
gebulten?"
@rn1t: Or lagte fur5: 5hmiicfe
lnein @eim!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Gut beim geg n.-@irtb:
u9fun> @err Erofelior, mie
ldmett's?"
Erofelior: u@are Sic Guns 10 jung
tpie's 8ier, un0 3 8ier 10 alt tpie Die
Sans Damn lpar's ia lbon redt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Gremoer: .@ie
fomme id ant idne1iten nod Dem
8%abnbof?"
5dulteriunge: ,8enn sic tiidtia
lanf EN-, Wfdnnefen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

@nmor oeS MusIan6es.
= uMber, mas lift Dos! Sic biiriten
meine gelben Sbl1be nit Ser Saor=
meiner 6ruu?"
1ienltmaoden: uMber lie bat oof
@aare?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Ser tetbeuaex Re1i&4ett \ 2txberx1a.
0out3btue. &b.. Oitober 1914.

Nout9otue. no.. 0ttober 1911.
CT unoefdbr 6 Sabrer ,ppbte Ia ~
0e9e. oa3 cine gta1t auter S&Iof tpar NJ ~,
etronnt ot18 t@ gu Bette. 9etne bauSIt&en
See9e1 warren f9tper. batte aber nieuIaub Sci
traeea ball. btefer 3ebanie bru@fe mn n
z neslassd!'l g bat incline 0efnnb3eif 81
e611er ~. oattn tano " Baftor a5ntaY geer.
eeRttdrter nab tett6eru iauu is pteber M nsfr
- 0Ead g uset1eM Ropie berihpau1 1a6
- esee1 8?ed hsl NIB erfrti&en6er eSTn}
eeite P@ tpteSee etnx totpte auf meiue ~.
e4Moeet nt1tte be- 9erbenfldtter aalibertaft
ARo9e 9o6 o1S gRtttd nod lance tiir Sic ~
sesoe 9Reut@beh ertaIten.
Gruu @ q ezra
3err .9farrer MtIeS aus Seymour. s,,b.
tag1 oaB &c gattor R6nte's Merbenftdrfer ae.
gen Splatton9tett nabm, meI@e ftn i@on felt
L. Sa9reu plaete. settbem i@Idft e tpteSer
eut uno en1pfiebIt ben Rerbenttdrfer baber.
@~n% Elm mertbnoles BUD fur R.rpenIetbenb.
2etGk pirb Sebem Der e %berlan9t, su9elanbt
Urine erbolten ou9 bic Wle6iai1 untfonft
Saete Wsebi5in ipurbe felt benz Sabre 1s7s bon ben
Doom: 9aitor R5Ris. Sort maSne. Ssnb.. ~subereite'
uno lest unter feiner Anpeiiun9 bon bex
kOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago. III.
81 w. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
Set Mpstbetern ~ babet tnr
SA.VO ete Glatdbe, 6 0IaSden flr $500,
0robe $1.75. 6 t6r 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
New Process
5team ! aundry.

Senft Sbr Ghpa II BON Cure @d'@e?
Neum 10, baum miro ss lid gudl lo9
zen, ll,tpt auBer Adpt gu lailen, bag 'Dsl
5uer gigsnthnm %bebollosln, -:ls more es
oa5 u1isrise. @ir babsn Die uollfan
oi0lte M~uidunjtalt i'm Noroloel ten u1lo
iie1fern ritter Nlafe Nrbeit. @1r 9e*
9rulid,eu feline 0hen1italen, iplr peroerbel'
, .uber Gure SaeDen ui4t. @enu Sp1
rei,e 9lrbeit UNI bette Bebanolun0
upllt, ooun neuft all nus. llnlere Yre1z
is iiup nieprieer als toni tlpe, unp MIR
eelorgeu Cure 6amilienpal t6e btat9er:
1ls Sb1 es lelblt th,m fonat; grtl5no19f
mi llber5eug ct @uh. Mlr baben @9enf
eli in Gen umlieaenDen StuDten.
$ \ WcGer 2ampfmn'ddn't"n
gigenthumer.
S. Mpe. g.. st. CLOUD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Mus Dem @reiie spfe Brootns
&unnoper) meroen ulja6rlid et1pa
cine Biertel Miqion Ierfel inn Sitter
bon 80 Woben ins Nbeinlono.
rn4 @eitfalen Gburu1gen uno Bap.
ern beri6ldt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Tre6iaer lpbt bieies 2aratip.

Mep. s.. 5tubenpon bon Mliion,
Sssa., I@reibt beim 2oben Ser Dr.
&inqs Neue 2ebenspilen fir Sart'
leibigfeit: - rDr. Sings Mene
2ebenspiuen fin6 iol@ perfefte
8iQen, 6as fetn Salts obne
oielelben fem ionte." &ein beiierer
Mequlierer fir 2eber uno @ingetpei'
oe. Se6e Bine garantirt. 8eriu@t
lie. 8reis 25f. in Molitors Drug
Store. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
@mmoriMit1es.


! @umortnitNeS. :
- 6remoer: ~@ie
fomme id ont ibneniten nod Dem
8abnbof?"
5@uiteriunge: Y@enn sic tii@tig
lau fen, Mainneten!"
CT 10 m mieoer.- limo,
Mngeflagter, i'd boffe, Sic bier nidt
mieoer 3n leben!"
so, @err &t6ter? 8olen Sie iid
idon pe1lioniren lailen?"
Gut etmgeyeb n.-Wirtb:
u9fl1n, @err ErofeIIor, mte
idmedt'S?"
Erofeiior: v8are sic Guns 10 jung
mics 8ier, uno 3 8ier 10 alt tpie Die
Sans, Damn ipdr'S ia lbon redt!"
Neuartige @erbung. =
Irel1noin: uMit melden @orteu bat
Nein 8rdlltiaam oenn Inn 3i6 on
gebalten?"
@raut: r@r iogte fur5: 5bmiife
mein @eim!"
MiDerprnd. = Nadt1pabter
(5l1 mebrereu 5tuoenten, sic nm Meit=
ternaebt luut lQr1ne11o oas @irtbS=
bul1s perlaNeu): uMeine &erren, i4
bite Sic iett bel ser Madt mebr &1t=
Re an Sen Gag 5u legen."
6umor 0es MuSIan0es.
= uMber, mas lit bas! Sic biiriten
meine gelben Sbube nit Ser Saar=
J biir ite meincr 5rau?"
9ienitmqo6en: uMber lie bat oo6
BLONDE @aare?"
&udTdtspoll. = 5remoer:
u@arum idieBen Sic 6enn bier nit
2uftgemebreu?"
s5agopadter: v@ilien Sic, I'M ere
beioen @aien lino etlpas nerpos, Die
f1uten 3 &nauen niGt pertragen!"
g. u@arum lltlo
sic Slide Stumm?" fragte ein 5tu=
sent 1einen &an1eraoen.
v9umn1e 5rage!" mar oie Mnt=
MORT, res gu einn1al, menn gu Den
Muno I'M @aller bait!!"
@r fennt lie. - Wann (5nr
eiutreten6en lSroll ltno Godter): $50
mart Sbr?"
Godter: Sci Ser Nadbartn."
W1ttter: 8ir baben uns lange
aufgebalten.
Monn: ulleber men?"
Nus Ser Sdule. - 2ebrer:
uSssr ser 8drme oebnen lih Die &or=
per aus, in Ser @dlte 5ieben iie lid
5u1ommen. @etB mir nun iemaro
bon @nA elm Beiipiel 5u nennen?"
S6ul5e: uSsSm Sommer itno Sic
5oge beiB 11no lang, i'm @inter limo
lie falt nn6 fnr5." ...
Mus ser 5ommerfriide.
- s. mar BEL 6en1 Diner I'M Cont
mer=@otel; els 3meiten @ang gab es
Si1d uno Ser @a1t bemiibte it@ Der
gebli6, 6as 3abe 3eug gu fouer.
u8us lit SOS eigentlid?" fragte er
Sen &euner.
u6ilet Of Cole"
uBitte, bringen Sic mir Damn lie
Der elm 5titd bonn Sberleber."
8rioget's @rf1drung. =
ugritget" = rief bie @naoige =
vfommen 5is NAL bierber, th mod=
tie Sbnen ettpas 5eigen."
uSeSa, Mo6ame, pas gtbt's?"
u5eben sic ii6 ei1unal oieien
Stub1 an, ga liegt ia Ser Staub fin
Qer6id 6ara1f !"
ueSsa, Ma6ame - mabrldeinlt6 bot
lhon longe Niemanb oarauf gelel1en."
nj
arten.- u@areu sc, in 6ar See
5iebl1ng iain mir I'LL gan5 Defenders
bebor5ugt! Mir bam @e bier gan5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

-Wer etnn1aI GpIb @pring Mal5'
Grtraft genoiien, min tein anoeres
lmebr. 24'oo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07

Chicago. Nov. May de Sousa,
comic opera star. who is about to seek
a divorce from +. Arthur Haines,
whom she married two years and a
half ago. says that she will demand a
commercial certificate from her hus-
band And she earnestly hopes there
will be a next one
Three years ago, at the height of
her success in London music halls.
Miss de Sousa was wont to assert that
American men were the only sort
worth having. Haines is an American:
he halls from Rochester. ". Y The
singer declares, however. that she has
not lost faith in American manhood.
Miss de Sousa first threatened 70
bring suit against Haines a year Iago.
She then declared hat she didn'R like
her husband because he had an aver
sion TO doing anything sage pose as a
gentleman of leisure. >She said she
took her husband to.,DD.ondon with her
and paid all his ey,Jenses.
Miss de Souss-1s a Chicago girl and
will commerce the divorce proceedings
there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07

be any friction between the two COM
panies.
Although no Official statement has
been made as yet. there IS every indi-
cation to believe that the present step
on the part of the Rock Island South
ern 10 secure a good entrance into
Aledo Is but a stepping stone 70 the
long talked OF and hoped for line be-
tween Aledo, Buffalo Prairie and Mus
cati1e, Iowa. II is a known fact that
there have been several preliminary
surveys made in that direction, and
particularly OF late on the part Of the
Rock Island Southern people, and a
line has been practically mapped out
for the new connecting link between
Muscztine and AIedo via Buffalo
Prairie. The farmers in that territory
are very anxious 20 have such a line
and many have already expressed
themselves as heartily in favor OF the
project. so IL is very evident that the
right % way can easily be-secured by
the Rock Island Southern people.
To open this rich territory mean.
much 20 Aledo AID the Rock Island
Southern as well as the people in the
immediate vicinity of the proposed
line. and Il is Immediately apparent
that the new line would be a great
benefit for all concerned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
FAMILY. MOLINE.

William Ffemen, appearing in a
slang classic THE Line Between is
the hit OF the bill holding forth at the
Family, Moline, the last half of the
week. As John Kid" Higgins, a re-
formed gambler aad bookmaker. he
depicts one OF those breezy sports,
much along the refined lines followed
by Victor Moore. The kid" falls in
love with the daughter of a politician.
but learns she is his falf-sister. He
then tells the father to forget the
"marry-a-title" stuff and to get her a
man with blisters on both hands, and to
be sure the blisters did not come from
swinging a $12 cane. Keep away
from those monogram cigaret grape
fruit boys he advises. The kid is
supported by a capable company. The
remainder of the bill is uniformly
good Broomstick Elliott and Roy
Mopes, two blackface boys. sing, dance,
talk, play the piano and broomstick
fiddle. Other acts are Wartenberg
Brothers, European novelty double
foot jugglers; Golding and Heating,
the long and short of vaudeville. and
Clara Stephens and company, terpsi-
chorean novelists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
ADDITIONAL MOLINE
OBITUARY RECORD 1
CARL ANDERSEN.

Funeral services over the remains
of Carl Andersen, who died at the
city hospital at 10:45 yesterday morn
ing, will be held at IN Sunday
from the home of the brother-in-law,
Nels Rasmussen, 2S1I Seventeenth
street. Rev. A. F. Bergstrom will
officiate and interment will take place
in Rock Riveryiew cemetery.
Mr.. Andersen was native of Den
mark, where he was born 43 years
ago. He came to Moline % years
ago. He served in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war with Company + of this city
and later spent three years in the
Philippine campaign. His mother and
three brothers in Denmark survive,
also a brother, Peter, and a sister,
Mrs. Nels Rasmussen of this city,
another brother, Nels, OF LeCIaire,
and another sister. Mrs. John Laur-
son of Pleasant Valley, Iowa.
Death followed an attack of paraly-
sis. which was sustained three weeks
ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Two large audiences Witnessed
George Kleine's production of Quo
Vadis,'' as a photo play. at the Illinois
theatre yesterday, matinee and night
performances to be given during the
local engagement. which continues
through Sunday night The success
achieved by Henryk Sienkievicz with
his "Quo Vadis" has surpassed even
that OF Bulwer Lytton's Last Days OF
Pompeii" The pictorial qualities of
this vivid tale of the Rome of Nero
with its karbaric magnificance, its
spectacleS' and cruelties, its cataclys-
mic fire and its prosecutions of the
new sect of Christians, appeal power
fully TO the Imagination.
The dramatization OF the story gave,
after all, but faint and episode re-
production of the original. But the
cinematograph does what even the
word painting OF Sienkievicz could not
dot brings before our eye the very
scenes and people whom he described,
and does it so wildly as to make us
almost believe we. too. are sitting in
the great amphitheatre and watching
the chariot races. the gladiatorial com
tian martyrs to the wild animals We
make the personal acquaintance of
Nero. mis- cruelty and cowardice. his
vanity and vainglory. We see the
fawning Augustans who surround him
and fiatter him and intrigue against
one another. We watch him twanging
his Tyre and singing his astrophes as
Rome burns. and we see him and his
guests indulge in their wild orgies at
banquets. We see, too. the early
Christians worshiping in wales and
caves. and We watch Peter himself be-
nign and paternal, preaching the new
religion to them. Paul OF Tarsus is
here as Peters lieutenant, though his
rather too obvious wig and false beard
detract from his dignity
II takes two hours for this really
wonderful work Of the Italian film
makers to be exhibited. but the stir
ring and realistic scenes succeed each
other SO rapidly that the time speeds
as II on wings The Italian actors who
impersonated the various characters In
the production are masters of panto-
mime. and the story. with the occa-
sional explanations that separate the
scenes. IS lHcidly told. There are
some disappointments. the encounter
OF Ursus with the bull in the arena,
wherein he breaks the beasts neck to
rescue his mistress from its back,
proving a little too much for even the
resourcefulness of the filmmakers- But
defects are few. the acting is superb
and the reproduction OF the Neronic
Rome wonderful. Some of the scenes
are so elaborate as to cause wonder
as to how they could have been man
aged-the great throng in the amphi-
theater. for example, gesticulating
wildly over the scenes in the arena. !
and the losing or great troupe of |
ions in the arena with the doomed |
Christians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07


yond the ordinary. So We must ooii
our hat to Edward Esmond & Co, VINO
are appearing at the Empire the last
half of the week in a sketch entitled
The Soldier of Propville" Esmond
had people at the Empire last night
alternately weeping and laughing-the
most flattering tribute to the art OF
the performer. His character Is that
OF an old soldier whose battle WOUNDS
dethroned him mentally for NUMBER
of yearS He settles in village ana
becomes handy man about the tavern
The, folks refer to him as Old jim IN
addition to his dutie- at the hotel ne
is the whole fire department, keep
ing his uniform over the fireplace at
the hotel \ newspaper editor In
large city some miles away hears OF
the strange story of Old Jim and sends
a young woman writer to get the mar
rative for the Sunday issue OF his pa
per. She spends several hours with
him, but she can't learn his full name
He does not remember it himself. He
says he is just % years old-a quarter
century before he had been released
from the asylum as partially cured.
sNAAt SGCS a " ~
There is a small organ in the hotel
lobby. The young woman recalls her
fathers favorite song, Nellie Gray.
She sits at the organ and plays the air
Old Jim drops an armful of wood that
he is carrying in from the shed. The
song brings back his memory. It's a
beautiful story, wonderfully acted. The
Esmonds. 1t is said. have been pre-
senting the playlet in vaudeville con-
tinuously II years.
Del Adelphia is a master magician
in every sense OF the word. He is as
sisted by seven people. His greatest
stunt is causing the disappearance OF
a cage containing canary while stand
ing at the footlights in full view of his
audience. He allows himself to be
searched afterwards. but defies detee-
tion of the trick. He does numerous
other mystifying things. Haley and
Haley give character songs. as do Sey
mour and Williams, while Dilla and
who open the show, pre-
sent an acrobatic act which they
style The COLLINS Den"-very pretty
and novel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
Suffered Three Years. Used Resinol.
Now Not A Pimple To Be Seen.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. q. 1872 Il had
been troubled for the past three years with
pimPles which completely covered my face
and neck The pimpleS would come out,
tester up and cause me 20 pick at them,
feeling very uncomfortable l tried most
all kinds Of facial creams. but with no ef-
feet l tried sample Of Resinol Soap and
Ointment aid noticed instant relief 1
bought EeSinol Soap and Resiasl Ointment,
and began the treatneat- After using two
S,rs OF Res.7al Ointment and Resinol Soap.
there Wa not q pirnPle to be seen, and now
nv face Is Is smOocS as IL there was never
a p.nple on it (Signed) Albert Greenb0rg,
1861 Frankford Ave
For eighteen years Resinol has been 4
favorite Doctors prescription and house
hold remedy for itching troubles. skin erup-
tons. daadrgff, red. rough faces and hands.
sores. piles. etc Stops itching instantly.
Sold by all druggists. Resinof Soap. &c.
Ointment zoe ard 81 90. but you can try
them without cost-iust write for liberal
samples 20 Dept Ism. Resinol Chemical
Co. Baltimore. Nd
Advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
MARTIN YOUNGBERG.

A message received here announces
the death yesterday morning at Mum
son, Pa, of Martin, 17-year-old son of
Rev. and Mrs. c. j. Youngberg. The
youth was a resident of Moline for
several years while his father served
as pastor of the Salem Lutheran
church. A sister, Esther, who is
student at Augustana college. left for
home Wednesday in response to
message stating that her brother was
critically I'll. Martin was born in
Pennsylvania and lived in Moline from
1908 to 1912 He attended school here
and worked for a year in a local fac
tory. Besides the parents, he is sur
vived by two brothers, Carl and Ernest.
and two sisters. Esther and lillian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
WILL DECIDE ON
SHOW WEDNESDAY
Members of Tri- City Auto Deal
ers' Association Favor
Event for Davenport.

The members of the Tri-City, Auto
mobile Dealers association will meet
at the KfmbalI hotel, Davenport. next
Wednesday evening for the purpose
OF deciding whether or not they VIII
have an auto show this year, and II
so, where It Is to be held
Since the destruction Of the Coli
scum by fire in Davenport several
weeks ago. there has been consider
able agitation 10 hold the show
in this city. using the skating rink.
II Il is large enough.
Some members of thc association
seem To look with much favor upon
the new freight depot of the Rock
Island railroad in Davenport. IL the
building can be secured the members
of the auto association may decide
20 have the show there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
How To Heal a
Stubborn kbscess
A Home Method Sure to Re-
store Flesh to Natural
Health.

Here are some very valuable facts for all
who have any blood trouble with external
sores
Do not cover any sore SO as 10 inter-
fere with perspiration and the formation
Of protective scabs- Keep IL clean and
bandaged. II IL IS a stubborn case flush
your blood with & s : This famous
blood purifier works wonders And you
can easily give your blood a good. thorough
cleansing By using :. :. :. There IS no
need for anyone to be respondent over the
Illness OF blood impurities No matter
how badly they attack the system or how
unsiShtly becomes the skin. just remember
there is one ingredient in s. :. s. that so
stimulates the cellular tissues throughout
the body that each selects its own essential
nutrimcnt from the blood
Do not fail TO get a bottle Of s. 6. 2.
to-day. II your abscess Is Of such a nature
that you would Ike 70 consult q specialist.
write 10 the medical department The Swift
Specific Co, PA Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Ca
Beware Of any attempt TO sell you some
thing else for the blood Many people
have been imposed upon by having some
n inerai mixture paIned on on them Ask
for g. s. 3 and insist that s. S. S. 10
-H-- -. -ras2nss 70 seL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
R. |. S. SECURES
ALED0 ENTRANCE
anterurban Company VIII Enter
Heart of Mercer County
Capital.

Aedo, Nov by the recent action
Of the city council when II declared
the 5O-foot strip between Maple and
Chestnut along the north boundary of
the c.. y. & @ railroad company
property TO be q public street and ded-
ieated it as Sixth street. they made 1t
possible for the Rock island Southern
TO gain an entrance to AIedo that will
Tor the present have its terminus on
South College avenue. just south OF
the old Transit house. Incidentally
the quarrel that has been on between
the city of Aledo and the Q. IL ended,
for the Rock Island Southern has a
franchise to enter Aledo en- Sixth
street and they now propose 10 do So
which means that the q stock yards
which have not only been an eyesore
but public nuisance 70 the citizens
OF this city. viii be removed from their
present place 10 a place more fitted
for the purpose. since the present
yards nov occupy the strip OF ground
that was dedicated az Sixth street by
the council
The Rock Island Southern authori-
ties have announced that they will at
once take such action az IS necessary
10 secure their right Of way, and they
hope to have the depot in this city
located on College avenue in the very
near future. Should any trouble arise
over the right OF way. the Q. and the
Rock Island Southern viii have 70
fight Il out among themselves and the
city will not be party 70 the affair
but II Is thought by those who are in
n position 10 know that there VIII not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
PERSONAL POINTS

William J. Dyer has returned to
Peoria after a visit in the city
J. II. Flanagan has returned TO his
home in Clinton after a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. &. {. Capehart IN this
CRY. and his son Murray ]. Flanagan
OF st. Louis. who came here for a
short visit.