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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
. Iomon 800 pao en- noflugt til

06enie.
5igporot Solonto11, Der fun op=
t1aoeoe cit Ml0er al SO Mar, bapoe
faoet lin llooannelie bos en- gatnle
8et'ellerer s. &artpig, bos bpem
ban par oniot / 90 Mor, inbtil ban
! 1898 etablereoe fig ilep. j
De1 gamle @iebman6, Gtats-
roab Soban @nferitierne / @anoer5
CT ofgaaet pe6 Deoen.
@nferitierne, Der omtrent blep IS
@ar, Tom fra ct iepnt %borgerligt
l@iem - Ba6eren bar 9fonom peo
! @anoers @oipitm - 90 ban iom
I fiortenaars 9reng blep anlot / &on=
6elslere / en- at fin 6e6ebps gams
le Observation-Disclosures. S 1859
etnblere6e ban ielp / Manoers en-
@iebmon6sban6el meo @olonialpn
rer % @orn, og ipb Mar ienere af=
too BON 8utifsforretningen for felt
at ofre fig for 5torbanoelen. @ar
blep Sort og Smerefsportsr / ltor
,!5hI, og oberalt neb ban Mp ion1
en- energiif % opgtis, gr1noig oa
,'iodi6 &erio1Iigbco. &ott bapoe* SSeT
rette @jpbman6s 1forpe 8lif ior ii
grfbe og ltonptte Ben gun1tig'
@bance.
;; S oner en- Mennei feal6er er Del
neppe / @anbers iot noget itgrr'
Goretogen6e / Gong r6en Mnfer
;iierns Me6birfning. S 8pen!
= Moa6 lo6 ban / mango Mar, Of
J ban bar 6ormm,o eaer 6og Me61en
!, at Beltprelien for en- &Gffe flor
: Snititutioner. 6or trnngenoe @o1
bers =6milier opferte ban oct at,
lelige Mloer6omsbiem vmerfur",
: gtatsroa6 Mnferitierne> Der 10
{ 10 Star iioen afitoo fin Torretning
bar COMMANDED at Dnnnebrog a
{ 26en Grab og Dannebrogsmon0.
i - Bbp. @eneralinten6ant $. q
! Bocbe er ofgaaet pe6 9e0en, Z:
! Mar ga1nmel. Den afopoe, ser pa
, &omman6er al 9annebrog at lit
@ra0 % 0onnebrogsmano, pa
1894-19t1 @e11erulinten6mt o!
Z ,Gbef for 6orpleinin9sforpiet.
- gn gon1mel fienot 5lespiger
= ,@ieitgiper be6 8arnsnespig 6re
l6erif @attelen, er, efter bpa6 Sc
imeloes fra Mabenroo> ber ofgoae
pe6 Dpben.
i S 1864 par ban Matros o1nbor
: / 6regotter "%SSplla1p6". M6rniro
= Suenion bite bom fit Gil1io be
; UNDER 5loget pe6 &elgolano at 81
orore bam til l1btigsman0, og ba1
: blep jonle6es Sen ferite,. Ser op6a
ge6e Slber / Sen plterriglfe Grega
r@cbmort5enberg" = en- SHIELDING
Der mo6togeS onrbor6 / ~SSpllano'
E meb br9nen6e @urraraob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Spif % 6ranif. s &mrlanb c

Spif % 6ranif. S GWflano ct
man begp,6t at penoe Jig imoo DC
fronife Spiieieoler.
~Gaalilcbe Munoicba,," ifrioer
%|aoleocs: Set CT npiten irGft at
billie tale on, tpite 5pilcfort. @pem
Ser / 5plflono nil aaa oa aialoe
for roget, hcltiller fine &artoiler
pan Nranlf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31

Observation-Disclosures rs I'll - DaRe.
Deres Apotheker vii refundere Peueene hvis n A
20 OINTMENT like kurerer allie Tilfselde AZ klo
ende, akjulte. bl0denda OF fremtrwdende H@mo,
roidert 6 til IA Dage. Soc. Hvis like hos Apothe
kerne sandt porto!rit we'd Modtagelsen af Priser
ira Paris Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Earle. arin1inal, hbap11 for at belgoc lin sSomiIie

bapn for at beige lin Gomilie ii
Hropinien.
2Gngilcn efter oeu fiare 9Ggtee
|felle orep ben6e imiolertio til at
forforte GSpboloet i 8ropinier, og
en- ifisnnc 5ormiooag itoo bun
pluoielig % .ltal,mclot i 9ggtepar-
|rets .2eilia6eo = Ell benripenoe,
men li6t labloftet Mtelier- apijt NOR
@eerne.
Sum glnoe0e fig til at lie @en1a=
lens glooe O%perrolfelie, naar ban
fotn biem fra aontoret.
Men bpilfen Jorferoelic oreb
benoe life, 90 bum traa6tc. inb / 2ej~
Iigbeoen. Man lhllbe tro, at Ger
berne bab6e buieret Der.
silt Dor / bills uoroen, 8orbet
f1g6 meb &iniiatter % @tgarih,me
per, oberalt Lao ser GIaiter oe bel
te6e @las.
!. 9en6es Borferoelie f,1lmtnere6e
% bun ina Spilebor6et.
Sum bap6e forloot bet iom e
normalt Spiieboro / engelf @ti
mes bpie, 1lonfe Sen.
Sun gienfan6t BET }om ct I'LL
lapbnet 8oro, beregnet pan 8gr1
eller 9perge. 8enene bar iabe
ober, iaa 8oroet fra en- Mpno
bar forban6let til en- @repling.
Sen unge 6rl1e ianf, fortelle
r@fstrabla6ct", grG6enbe neo pa
ten Stol, oberbepilt ON, at benoe
: Man6 bar blepen gal, og % ban e
3ar elmer efter TOM biem, fano
/ ban ben6e oplelt / @raa6.
Spgipret mellm Sc to 9ggtefal
l Ter bar pinligt. 49, Men ban ba
erlig og f%ortalte fiji ange Jr11e 6e1
: rene 1f9re Sanbbeo.
Il &m bop6e Mfteren / Gorbeie1
baret rbe at more Jig, og ct mege
lp1tigt Selifab Dor 10 paa Scatter
bapnet / bans %bpggelige, men lot
lofteoe Mtelier- &piitlejligbeo.
: s. 5clifabet fal1oteS ogiao en- MT
get bpi Game, bbis @pecialitet DC
CT at 6nnie @oston=@nls .poo e
8or6.
ltlpffeligpis tor set iaa lopt II
2oftet / Mtelieret, at bum life hn
6e bostonpalie poa 8or6et uoen q
6lnfe @obebet moo 2oftet.
Ga man life fun6e 9iere Dame
fortere, bar @Grtm iaa gallant a
labe set babe al @or6benene.
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0frmt.
Qaubpoitbno Wartin

Qanbpoitbno Martim Mieljen,
Yoblsfer, Dor poa lin $1bilaums=
bag @icnltan6 for megcn Apmart=
iombe6. Mf fine &olleger mo6tog
ban en- Merifumspibe me6 Selpbe'
flag, og ira @eboerne / Set Giitrift>
bbor ban bringer Bolt rl1not, blep
Der bom operraft cit Hengegaoe, 80
ST. Melien blep / Dagens Mnleos
ming tiloelt &e6crstegnt for lang
og tro Sieneite. Set blep BAN
%operraft al 8o1tmeteren.
Toromitct @oggolocrife. Gn Bog
boloerfe / 5teeniers Margorineop=
lag / Marb1,s, Trf. &anicn, er for
buffet. @cb at giennen1goa 8gger'
ne ct ser f%onitateret ct l%1nberlGb
poo ca. 800 Ser. o9 oesu6en bar
bum toget &arer for 900 Ser.
8elebet Mipcr ml1ligpis noget 1ter=
re, ibet 8%ogbolber1fen menes at b.
be ifaffet fig &ejiepengc beo fpr
Wlgten at opfrepe Eenge. bos nogle
at 6irmacts itprrc @11n6er 1.6en at
foretage Mfifripning @egerne.
8eorogerifen, Ser ct fra Narbus, er
finn % Mar. SUM bapoc for iellis
&C. Observation-Disclosures 9og or unto.
ge1ig rejft~.ti1 @iebanbapn. Sogen
er mel6t iii Yolitiet.
Sire Mtemnelfer brmfueoe. Den
8be Sonrar CT 8oelsmmto Sens
&jnr fra 5%fopbeIling 90 to al. ST.
beiosmanb Spar 8ernbor6tlenS
8ern fra Sfopbdlling br1&fnebe !
en- Mergclgrop.
Spar &ernborot ler, bans Some %
10 @pr1n t,onoe orrct til @rsman6s%
foreningens Slllcfeit poa Selling
@ieltgtpcri %, por bcrefter tjprt meo
Sens &irr bicm til 5fopbelling. S
Sen itnrfc Cage bar 8ier, ser por
&l1if, toget fell al Gejen og er fom~
n,e1 for 1,opr til Mergelgrapea, ioa
@og11e11 nGltebe / @raDen, bporbeo
&ier % Sc to 9eru 6rl1fncoe; ltge=
le6es 6r1,fncbc bcggc 8e1tene.
&iGr efcrlooer 7 8ern, bporof
finn ct er foniirn1eret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Gn ubelbig S%orslemmelie..

~ S - ""bS% fAA JVOG OtC'
ret ime6et / @pmcns 2rnter af]
Magiitrat.
Set bleb imtolertio fife til noget,
oa BEN poroe1,oe 9ggtemn1ro / Den
@rab bapoe forglemt, bpab Ser TO-
at ban gift paa 6iiferi noe !
6ior6en.
So nlo11 life fun6e fom1ne i
traa6lps Iorbin6elie me6 ben IL
ifenoe 8ruogom, n1aatte @iellen ITO
iGttes, lfriper ST. 81. 3d."
st ifarpt @pros. st Gorboloet
mellem 2eier 90 Ger un6erti6en
fan bore noget ipRn6t, ioa6ar ONT
trent iom mellem &uno og &at, Ell
en- befienot Sag. Ne1 at bet goor
iaa brit, iom en- BIatat 2aa Stafits
tet ON Mmtsit1sens &ape / 6isie Do'
&c biba,er ON, e. bog btft iiel6en.
Bao 8lofaten ftnor:
rS11bgangen til Hripatbolige,
gjennem 3abe11 ct lipsfarlig, 81
@foritene11 er UNDER Me6itprtnini
pao @run6 al BGrternes - Sogfe
rer e. Senien, M,1rer q. 'Senien q
'Semrcrmcitcr s. Senien - Gor
,femmelie al 6eres @eoligebol6elle5
pligt. Moes."
9r. MoeS ct Mntsf orualtera1
;Sierring Mmt.
&ruot ST. @brenien, sfonoer
borg, bar fra fareiife &pin6er moo
taeet CT, foltbar og e%ie,roommeli,
@abe lo1n Sat for, at ban, ga ba1
bar 8rG1t paa 69reerne, for ifai
fet 6em Mogtn9 til at blipe unberpi
lite paa 2ereritolen / 9borsbapn.
@apen beitaar at EFT 8or0beiGt
ming poo 38 @ntbe mes tilberenb
! @tui.
! Sc ifipnt forme6e forte Stafte
CT in6lagte me6 Ornamenter al @pl
% &erlemor, bbortil @otiperne e
bente6e fra @rin6efangiten. Set e
| 5onu0arbeioe og ct im11ft @ebi
pao, bpor bit ben fargiife @11ni'
inoultri pao Bette Smraabe ltaor.
@oben er leb5aget al en- M6reSi
meo Nobnne poo @iberm6erne, Sc
allie / Ei68rl1mmet fra 1887 Il
1912 far toget Gfsomen pna Ga
rer ifolen.
st o9 anSet.
@r. Sournalilt Sacob Ye0e1
len, bibtil aniat peb rMens Doq
Bias, tiltrRoer 5tillingen iom &t
6aftionslefretGr peo y8ornbolm
Eioen6e".
|, - Sp61f Notwithstanding ON
; gaae5 mco Ylaner on1 til @omme
f.. at nfboloe ct 8eb0clpb baa6e / Mal
borg, Monoers, Morbus og Sfage1
49, @r. @eftor &oefoe6, Mpnn
F; Statslfole, ct u6nGb11t til &i66e
,af 9annebrog.
- v&pbenbopn" fortGller, q
Gbeoteroireftbr So6geir 5tepber
len fra Tebr11ar neolngger Gireftdr
|itilli1gen og gaar ODER iom 5fue
lpiller RES 6re6crifsberg Sbeater.
- Morinens npe Glppemaitine
itol til 6oraaret paa Bourne II
Bropinlen; Sc fommer ogioa Il
Spllano.
- @albemarsbage11, Sen rpe Sri
bag, iom Sfolebernene ifal bat
| fal6er / Star paa - en- @dnoag.
On M @angforening CT ban
net / &jsrring. Gen bar iaae
Mapnet: r,@ierring @angfor a
1919.
- 1bb. Mmtsraoosme6lem Mor
fus @anien % ,&ultru, Nofirfefr
! feireoe 6eres; Wnlbbrplf1>p Sen &c
San,1ar.
9pbsfalo. Bo6seier, eano. JUL
g.. 6ornesbecb @1lff til @elterbp
gaaro og Saltoftegaaro peo' an
! lunbborg CT afgaaet 20 Dsoe11, s.
Mar gammel. 0en afoeoe bar Hih
Ser al Dannebrog.
- en- al 2a,toets nloitc Sfole
memo, peniioneret 2Grer s. M
Baoosgaorb, Dbm., er afgoaet Del
F! Deoen / @eoitco. Sen afoeoe, oe1
/: blep 80 Star gammel, bapoe bore
2nrcr / Gbijteo, 2empig % Sem
ca. SO Mor. timber Sltcoiloget pa.
8aa6sgoar6 Sen ferlte, Der planted
; Dannebrog paa 0mnepirfes @olo
! @roslercr Sons @eien, Sir
moet mobr & @eier, er ofgooet bel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Nnmclbtc for Murore 8irfs
Efiftcrct.

Srorl,p: Arb. Gbriltian Gbriiter=
len. Spillcnnno Sasm1SIens SUI
ltrlt Soiic. 6ormoccllt @remers
6ll tn, 5illp. @eobnf:: Brp0f11lf s.
2ori lens Sultru Glpino. 2lnotcite:
&jpbmon0 i@rgen @mien. Gbor-
lottcllllt10: l1brmoger Nfiel Mos=
mus en. @cllerltp: Hentier ,Spr4en
S%prgenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31

Storltao: VT Sle llagteoe5 / 1883
34,196, i 1911 56,365. 9lf &alpe
49,477 MOB 63,O49. Mf 6oar %
Cant S6,53O mos 55,233. Mi Gpin
1863 mos 1910. Mf @elte AG2
MOB 3,S43.
: 4f Sc 1agteoe Dpr bel laglagSes
1888 til &aslation 44,4O4 Sill
moo 1911 til @osjotion eller @og!:
ming 170,696 &ilo. Meoen5 ser
1888 life efsportere6es @ipo frc
Slagtebulene, efsportere6es Ser
1911 life mi16re e116 2,937,t6s
&ilo &ip6 af 9fsne, @alpe, 6aar oq
5bin.
j! Seen bpoo Ser CT al ben lterjtg
Snteresl c or, at Scr / 1883 lpiltp*
161 &lmo pr. ssl,0ipio; / 1911 el
Bette 9oaet neb til lis Elllo III.
Snoipio.
Set er Sc ltigenoe Yriier, ser Ell
Sfplb i octte, % fortipttes Hris-
>ltigninge11 poo &ipbet - bpao scr
10 nGrmelt er l1oligt til - bill ajp=
benbapns 9prgcrc muligpis ipge at
fao aieoiorbruget lat poerliacre
neb.
| @orobenenc bleu iaoet at! Oct
bGnote for noaen Sis iiocn, at CT,
ing 6ulc reilte bort ira @jsben=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

he served as alderman OF the Sixth
ward in the Davenport city council
In his home city he was manager OF
the Geneseo branch Of the William
Numsen & Sens Canning company OF
Baltimore, Nd. Mr.. Dawes was born
in Baltimore, Md, Aug. is, 1s44. HIS
father, Edward B. Dawes, ST., was for
many years sheriff CT the city anu
county of Baltimore. Surviving are
the widow, Mrs. Emma Dawes, AID
four children. These are Mrs. An
drew. Garner of Denver, Col, MIS-.
Hugh Harrison OF Davenport ana
Raymond and Ruth Dawes of Geaeseo.
Funeral services were he'd under the
auspices of the 6. A. r. in Geneseo at
the Congregational church in that
city, at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
pastor, Rev. futile, and Rev. Leonard
A. Parr, former pastor, now in charge
of Edwards Congregational church,
Davenport, off1cia:ed. 1nterment az
OakdaIe cemetery in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25
Special Taxation Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested, that the city council Of the
city of Rock Island, county of Rock
Island, state of Illinois, having ordered
that a local improvement: be made by
paving Eleventh avenue from Elev-
enth street to Twelfth street, the
ordinance for the same being on file in
the Office of the city clerk, having ap-
piled to the county court of Rock Is
land county for an assessment of the
costs of said improvement, according
to frontage, and an assessment there
fore having been made and returned to
said court, the final hearing thereon
will be on the 9th day of October, A.
D. 1913, a. 9 o'clock a. m, OF as soon
thereafter as the business Of the court
will permit All persons desiring may
file objections in said court before
said day and may appear on the hear.
ing and make their defense. Said as
sessment is payable in ten Q0) in.
stallments, and all installments except
the first shall bear interest from date
and after date of confirmation until
paid, at the rate of five (5) per cent
JOHN G. MILLER.
Official appointed to make assessment
Dated Sept. %, 1913.-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25
FLAY FINANCIERS
IS WRECK REPORT
Commerce Commission Holds
New Haven Directors to
Blame.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 25.-The
high finaneiers serving as directors
OF the New York, New Haven and
Hartford RAILROAD are guilty of dere-
iictioa CT duty, according TO the report
OF the Interstate commerce commis-
sion on the Wallingfcrd wreck, made
public yesterday.
For the first time in the history of
railroad management the government
has held responsible the "magicians in
the art of finance and wizards in the
construction, operation, and consoli-
dat!oa of great systems OF railroads, ="
to quote the report.
The commission sweepingly con-
dennis the management of the road
Tor neglect OF precautions for safety,
lneffective rules, and these not syste-
matica:ly enforced; an inadequate
signaling system, nigh speed trains
slosely following enc another without
adequate safeguards. and dereliction
OF duty On the par: of certain en-,
ployes.
The direct cause of this accident
the teport says, was the failure OF
flagman Murray to protect his train
the failure Of Engineman Miller to
control his speed of his train in order
that he could bring it. to stop before
passing automoatic signal No. %, and
The failure of Conductor Adams tc
make certain that his train was prop
erly protected. Al additional cause
was the failure of Engineman Wands
to bring his train to a stop, as re
quired by the rules, before passing au
tomato signal No. 20, which was ir
! the stop position.
| THE signal system in use was in
| adequate to direct and govern the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

ers, Davenport; Maurice A. Work and
Jenette Handy. Rock Island; Thomas
A. Larkin and Helen Riepe. Daven-
port; James s. Wilson and Lola NJ.
Gable, Muscatine
Church Rally Week.-Next week
will be Rally week at the Mt. Ida
Presbyterian church. and special serv-
ices viii be held every evening except
Saturday. The meeting will com
mence next Monday. Sept. 90, and con-
tinue through the following Sunday,
Oct. 5.
EVict Tenants.-'We have had TO
move. more families out into the street
in the past few weeks than n five
years previous said Constable Phil
Kahles! They have had to leave
their goods in the street for several
days in certain instances and nave
sought shelter with friends. Many of
them have a reputation for not paying
their bills. and have been evicted in
former instances. They are given all
the consideration possible but in
many cases we are forced to move
them into the street"
o
Obituary Record.-Mrs. Katherine
Ruff, woman over So years old, died
early yesterday morning at Mercy
hospital, where she has been a patient
for the past 80 years. No relatives
So far as is known survive the aged
lady. Funeral service were held this
morning from the Holy Family
church with interment in St. Mar
guerite's cemetery.
Edward B. Dawes, a former vel.
known resident of Davenport, died a
Ais o'clock yesterday at his home ii
Geneseo. Death was due to hardening
Of the arteries, complicated with ar
attack o pneumonia. He was 6!
! years old. Mr.. Dawes Is well remem
| bered in Davenport as being fol
| years manager Of the local cannins
company. During the years 1S94-1S9;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

beth may have seriously injured
Sleep, perhaps caused it to have its
frontal bone trepanned. Sleep may
have been badly bruised and battered
when Macbeth got through with it,
but it survived the injuries and has
lived peacefully up to the present
day. And, it remains for a band of
conspirators of today to really murder
Sleep. The intimate friends and rel
atives of Sleep will soon gather weep
ing at the bier.
Thomas A. Edison, Gus Lieblich,
Pl'ofesGor Paul Haupt and Jerome
Siegel have all declared their intep.
ton of doing all in their power to
shuttle Sleep OF for good. 1t is need.
less, harmful, unnecessary, a waste
OF time, an extravaganza, an econo-
mic error, a foolish fallacy and any
number of other unpleasant things.
Listen to the theorems propounded by
all these learned persons. Hear them
talk!
sleep is a bad habit" declared
Mr.. Edison. 1T is the cause of back.
wardness in the worlds inhabitants.
The most profligate expenditure among
humans is in the time wasted on
sleep"
Says Gus Lieblich: "Mr. Edison is
quite right. l have not slept for rs
years" II is pointed out, however,
that in Mr. Lieblich's laboratory there
is every evidence that animals vii
die if never permitted TO sleep.
Professor Paul Haupt of the Johns
Hopkins university admits that he
sleeps two hours out of every "a. This
ne has done for more than a genera
ton. Professor Haupt declares tina;
II he could stay awake all the time
with never little nap he would be
al the more delighted. And it must
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

movement Of the large volume of
traffic over this line and there was a
deElcrable lack Of supervision on the
part of operating officers; on this &C.
count the conditions which led up to
this accident was possible.
In reports OF this commission of
the Investigation OF previous accidents
en- this railroad defects of manage
ment, neglect of obvious precautions
for safety, ineffective rules and these
not Systematically enforced, high
speed trains closely follow ing one an.
other without adequate safeguards
dereliction of duty on the part OF Ger
tain employees. as well as a general
weakness of discipline, have been de
nounced and condemned"
litter giving list of the executive
officers and directors of the New
Haven, including many. Of the fore
most men OF the financial world, the
report continues:
"On this directorate were and are
men whom the ccnfiding public recos
niZe as magicians in the art of finance
and wizards in the construction, oper
alto, and consolidation of great sys
tens of railroads. The public there
fore rested secure that with the know
ledge CT the railroad art possessed by
such men investments and trave
should both be safe. Experience has
shown that this reliance of the public
was not justified as to either finance
or safety.
In view of the focusing of public
attention upon the question Of safet!
| in the operation of this railroad AIT
| in view of the frequent governmental
| iquidies, both national and state, al
| 10 the causes of and remedies for In
| frequent disastrous accidents, l
would seem as if the directors them
selves would feel called upon to turf
| from the consideration Of the finar
cial questions in which this road il
| involved and fer a time at least Civ
/ the benefit of their consideration an
judgement to the question of safety.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

be remembered that Professor Haup,,
with his long working hours and his
abstinence from the sopcrific bliss, has
accomplished just twice as much as
the usual, sleep-head type of person.
Jerome Siegal joins these others in
assuring the world thai sleep is real
ly harmful and says that he notices
most of his friends who sleep are gen.
orally weak and tired upon arising. If
people generally would only heed the
word of these authorities, he says
life would be ever so much more cheer.
full.
But would It though? A great many
have become so thoroughly imbued
with the habit. If such it be, tina;
they'd find it a hard matter to sign q
pledge. Even the sybarite who roams
abroad at night sating the carnal
tastes, must need sleep late the next
morning. And the beauty sleep."
How would the ladies live without It d!
Aboi:shing sleep may be a worthy
enterprise. More power to the elbow
of Messrs. Edison, ct al, If they are
really to do good. 1t seems unlikely,
however, no matter how much atten.
ton Mr.. Edison and his friends are
given, that the mattress trust viii
lose any sleep over it.
Chanberlain's Cote, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy IS today the bes,
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure OF bowel complaints. II
cures gr.ping. diaFrhcea. dyseate.--
and ahoCid be taken at the first ua
natural lcoseness IF the bowels. !,
is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold By I'll
! druggist --(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

Kansas City-That certain railroads
route grain shipmeas from interior
Missouri points across the state line
into Kansas so they may charge inter
state rates and thas defeat the state
maximum freight rate law vas charg-
ed By witnesses before the state pub
Lie utilities commission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25
Trial Treatment FREE

This new method is so important 20 the well
fare Of humanity vital TO every person suffering
from any form of catarrf, that the opportunity TO
actually test ii and p'css its results will be gladly
extended without one CT 1t of cost.
A large trial treatment. with complete, minute
directions, will be sent free to any catarrhsuferer.
Send no money, take no risks, make no
promises. Simply clip. sign and mail the coupon
and the test package of the New Combined Treat
ren will be sent fully prepaid, together with tho
valuable book onSata:rll. .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

MontreaI-Owing to fog the steam
ship Mount Temple of the Canadian
Pacific railway service ran ashore in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

the st. Lawrence river while en- voy-
age to London. 1t carried only five
passengers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25
PY0hibitionist Endorses
An ardent Temperance advo-
cate, MIR. Geo. w. Rush says
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey 10
indispensable In the home.

While not a trained nurse, I
have studied medicine a little and
have had considerable experience
in sickness. Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey is a fine stimulant for
the sickroom. A patient now at
our home was relieved very much
from his debilitated condition.
When in need of a stimulant I
use and recommend Dufy's. I
am a schoolteacher, having taught
for over 20 years. / am SO years
old and we'll known in this part
of the country. I do not object to.
your publishing what / have writ
ten you Notwithstanding I am
a Prohibitionist." - George W.
Rush. PeIl CITY. Ala
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

Mr.. Shakespeare was wrong about
that. 1t wasn't Macbeth that murdered
Sleep those many years ago. Mac
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

Macbeth hath murdered sleep.
The innocent sleep.
Sleep that knits up the raveled sleeve
of care,
Balm of hurt minds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

New Train service.-Notice mas been
received by p. l. Hinrichs, commercial
agent for the c., NJ & st. p. railway
IN Davenport, that beginning next Sun
day, Sept. 2S, that line will commence
running into Spokane. Wash. Service
10 that city will be inaugurated with
the opening Of 40 miles Of new rail
road from 81. Maries, Idaho, to Spo-
kane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-25

Licensed TO Wed.-The following
marriage licenses have been issued:
George Kelting. Wheatland and Hilda
Arp, New Liberty; William Edward
Zuill, Les Angeles, and Lillian l.. Hub