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Don't miss this trip-6ne view Of
club house and home OF millioniar7s
Jekyl Island.
Dungerness. home Of the Carne-
gies, Cumberland.
Steamers will stop at st. Simon's
Pier on Sundays for parties OF ten or
more wishing to visit Cumberland.
]. B. WRIGHT. Manager.
Excursion to Fernandina and Cum
berlaud every Sunday, leaving Bruins
wick at a. m, arriving Fernandna
Il 80. allowing ample time to visit
Amelia beach before returning-Fare
round trip, Fernandina, 81; Cumbcr-
land. soc. Every Saturday round
trip to Fsrnandina, 81 on regular
schedule. coed to return unai Mon
day afternoon
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HARD THICK CRUST
COVERED BOYS HEAD
Cracked with Least Pressure, Caus-
ing Discharge. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. IN One
Week Entirely Cured.

Bolton, Ga. - Ny little boys head was
covered with hard thick crust which
cracked with the least pressure causing a
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The Silent Bullet K%x' S Ns% e ; sz A:a@ Be-

go!ny to take enough expert testimony
to outweigh the tragedy Of beautiful
VomanY DOT Why. they can ruin me.
even u ! get q verdict Of acQuittai.
They can leave me with . reputation
for carelessness that no nero court Dc.
cislon can eyer overcome"
GREGORY. you can rely on me-" said
Kennedy. Anything can do to help
you ! will gladly do. Jameson and
were OH the point OF going out to dinner.
Join M. and after that We will go down
to your office ana talk things over.
Now not u word about the case till
~ SOC very plainly that you have bsen
worrying about The bow for IA long time.
Well. It has fallen. The next thing 10
do II to look over tho s..uation and sss
where we stand"
Dinner over. we rode downtown IN the
subway. and Gregory ushered us into
an once building on Madison avenue,
whsre no Rad . very handsome suite vi
several rooms. Wa sat down In his
waiting room 10 discuss the affair.
IT 10 indeed very tragic case"
began KENNEDY. almost more tragic
tran II the victim had been killed out.
right. MrsHuntington Close is-.or rath en-
! suppose ! should say was--one OF the
Famous beauties Of the city. From wnat
tho paper says her beauty has been
hopelcssy ruined by this dermati.is.
which. l understand. Doctor, Is pra,.
ucally incurable.
Also" continued Craig, with his
eyes half closed and his finger tins To.
gsther. as II no were taking q mental
inventory OF the facts In the case, her
nerves are so shattered that she will be
years In recovering. II she ever does"
Yes" said the doctor simply. 81 my.
SELF. for instance. am subject to the
most unexpected attacks Of neuritis.
hut. OF course. ] am under tho influence
OF the rays nifty or sixty times a day,
while she had only . few treatments az
intervals Of many days"
Now on tho other hand" resumed
CraiI. II know you. Gregory, very we'll.
Only the other day. before any OF this
came out. you told me the whole story
with your fears A. to the outcome.
know that that lawyer Of Closes has
been keeping this thing hanging over
your head for . long time. And I also
know that you are one OF the most
careful x-ray operators In the city. II
this suit goes against you. one Of the
most brilliant men OF science In Amer
lea will bs ruined. Now. having said
this much. let me ask you 70 describe
Mrs. Closs."
The doctor led Us into his x-ray
room adjoining. 4 number Of x-ray
tube were neatly Gut away In Grsst
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glass case. and At one END Of the room
was an operating table with an x.rny
apparatus suspended over It. A glance
at tho room showed that kennedy's
praise was not sxasgerated.
How many treatments did you give
Mrs. Ciose?' asked Kennedy.
mot over a dozen, I should say, re-
piled Gregory. " have record OF them
and the dates. which ! viii give you
presently. Certainly they were not nu'
merous enough or frequent enough TO
have caused q dermatitis such ~ she
has. Besides. look here. I have an ap-
paratus which. for safety to the patient.
has few equals In the country. This big
iead-giass howl. which II placed over
my x-ray tube when In use. cuts OF the
rays at every point except exactly where
they are needed"
He switched on the electric current
ana the apparatus began 70 sputtss. The
punGent odoP Of osons from the electric
discharge alisd the rooln. 1Areuuh the
isaA-giaao hoWa ] osuA 80 she x-hAv
tube inside sulfassd With 10 pseuliAs.
wish-6resn iisht. divided Into tive
hsmlsvhssss q di9wsat sAsA>a TAAA I
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~ easily Miss Dorothy Lane who not only speaks
in quality
mother
exhibition
gymnasium think twice before popping
VINO easily discouraged For
nothing
nmbe have not taught him to be
his best bring the skim OF comedian to
me Of
make Ltsy ksabass bad mistake for good
English cler
the Empire a tonic.
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protect himself or herself should u
become necessary Tor that person to
visit Bisbes Hall.
That person. I believe. Is tine ono
who suffered from an aneurism Of the
heart. the writer. or rather the forger.
Of the two documents ] have shown. by
one OF which he or she was to profit
greatly by tho death Of Mr.. Bisbes
and The founding Of an alleged school
In q distant part Of the country-s
subterfuge. II you recall used On at
least one famous case for which the
convicted perpe traitor In now under q
life sentence In Sing Sing.
II will ask Or. Leslie to take the
stethoscope and examine the hearts OF
every one In the room and tell me
whether there Is any ono here sui.
tering from an aneurIsn."
The calcium liGht ceased 70 sputtsr.
One person after another was exani.
ined rs the health con missioner. Was
Il merely my imagination, or did really
hear a heart Leating with wild leaps as
n II would burst tho bonds OF Its prison
aud make It's sscape u poSsibis? Ptf'
h,ps Il was ,nly the engine Of tho eorn'
nissioner's machine out ON tho campus
driveway. don't know. At any rate.
he went silently from one to the other.
betraying not even by his actions what
no O!ScOvereO Win the StctnoSCope. iHe
suspense was terrible. I felt Mss Bis
bees hand Involuntary grasp my arm
convulslvsly. Without disturbing the ST.
lence I reached q glass Of water stand.
ing near me on craiE's lecture table and
handed It to her.
The commissioner was bending over
the lawyer. trying TO adjust the stetho-
scope better to his ears. The lawyers
head was resting heavily on his hand.
and he was heaped up In an awiovard
position IN the cramped lecture room
seat.
1t seemed an age as Or. Leslie tried
to adjust the stethoscope. Even CRAIG
felt the excitement. While the commits
soner hes!tated. Kennedy reached over
and Lnpatiently switched on the electric
Hight In full force.
As the light flooded the room. blinding
US for the instant, the large form OF DR..
Leslie stood bet ween us and the lawyer.
"What does the stethoSccpe tell you.
Doctor" asked Craig. leaning forward
the answer as any OF US.
1T tells me that Q higher court than
those OF New York has passed judgm ent
on this astounding criminal. The amour
Ism has burst"
! felt q soft wsasht on my shoulder.
The morning Star ala not have me
story. after all. ! missed the greatest
SCOOP" Of my life sseinS Dvsltas 3tsSss
sasely - her mono Astss ~ aaS seeeV'
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CopsT,shi. 1913. ~ ~ PssD Psh1a
Table d'Hote Tactics.

ITO b conndsrsd ds,lxhtfvMy wsciasd
by those who speak sskAnoo OF
- thinSu Bohemian you must have
discovered" . table d'hots. You must
have dug Il up In some disrsputsbls dis-
trict. where Il rspoasA . sssoad-hand
booksh0p on one side. . laundry on the
other. This 10 the way you bssak Ne
news: POO. ..,. ....
''soms ums aso-eh. QUITE some
time aso-when was out on . bit OF
twig I stumbled into this place. You
know. one IL always looking for . con.
venient little hoio In the wall In city
where ono 10 20 well known and %
easNy Scent (This statement 10 &C.
companled by an embarrassed. though
pompous chuckie). And ! discovered
something distinctly worth whils-a
t,FM Of 4 meaii No fril,s. no service.
but nrst.ciass food. EXCLUSIVELY
cooksd--and an Atm0sphersi What IN
atmospheric
That gets ZEN Coing. Then you "a
on to say that you're quite sure they
oh. we'll. In the Arst place the person n
tho next tsbls. although vsey delight
fui and unusual. may not BE- found In
the eiue Book. And that. perhaps. the
spirit Of oarnaradsris that always prs-
walls may overStsp the boundary line
1u- a Bit don't YOU knowi
That's all. After that they'd sell the
family rhinestones and turn the pro
oeeds over to you " you'n take them
there. 30 you taks them. You ssy'
Ute a very inaccessible place. but
we're going to walk t. My goodness,
how incongruous u would be to take
a taxi TO a place OF that kind. wouidn't
It? And talk about character! Thread
ing your way through the streets that
approach Il. you will see more wonder
~, types than you've ever fmannsd."
You may arrive to discover the place
deserted. Hastily assure thsn that II
will be crowded to suffocstion In very
short while. and that you're lucky to
got there In time 70 pick your table be-
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knew. was the cathode ray. nsa the r
ray, for the, x.ray itself. which stresms i
outside the tube. 70 invisible TO the Au- !.
man eye.
The doctor placed IN our hands couple
Of huoroscopss. An apparatua BY which !
x.rays con Do dstscted. u consists eDua-
ply OF Q closed bog with On opeaine 10
which the eyes are plaes4 The epposite
end Of the boz 70 pascs Of eeerd eeats6
with Q salt sueh - Y,stine.sa!icn eycesra
ide. When the X.rdy strikes thie salt =
makes Il SLOW, or nuoresoA and oe)oe(s
held between the x-esy tube and the !
horoscope cast shadows aeeoretne 10
the density OF The NpaPts Which ~
x-rays penetrate.
with the LEAD glass bowl psmevse ~ =,
x-ray tube sent forth ~ wenAese4o
invisible radiation and made ~ $500
Of Abe Aueroseeps stev ~ Me1k =
could - The teaes - ~ eeoup - 4.
hslA thsm ~ hstweee ~ 49, -
end he .auovoapeoA III M -
SiASs Gov; n seset3ee erof -
S SS,sS Z - ~ ~ l. IN
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lot Of hstonins without standing 10 gain
anything. but st ne came time yUu are
not taking . chance on losing anything.
Listening 10 not uScsssariiy pessivs
art. The 6sSt listeners are those whe.
saying vsry itttis thsmsSvsa yst know
how 10 isaa and ineite etAssU into ~.
ing the es0l thsy have - ~. 1hue Q
double Vurposs y srvsA Thees iaclts6
70 talk their bost are cemplimshtsd. ed
the listener gen he bsnsaat q thslr N
and wisdom. ..+....
There viii always b . Sod 6eal q
char. Of course. Dut ne anishsd hstea-
or know hov. 10 elimipaAs .this ed q
hold on only 70 that witch b worth ~
membcrlng.
Almost any man yeu bsev - ussi
hiss stored away n HIN somSwhese
somsthins that. = ~ 90 - Set . Osvs
expression 70 " wiz % worth yeu'
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ssi6 OR Heavens sake, Gregory,
what IL the natter" asked
~ Craig Kennedy, as q tall.
nervous man stalked into
our apartment one evening.
Jameson. shake hands with DR.. Greg
DRY. What's the matter, Doctor!
surely your X-ray work hasn't knocked
You out like thisr'
The doctor shook hands with me me.
chanically. His hand WAS ley. THE
blow has fallen" he exclaimed, a. he
ssnk Imply into q chair and tossed IN
evening paper over 10 Kennedy.
In red Ink on the fir~t page. In TN
little square headed --latest News.
Kennedy read the caption. Society
Woman Crippled for Life by x-Ray
Treatment"
"a terrible tragedy was revealed IN
the suit begun to-day" continued thu
article. "by Mrs. Huntington Gloss
against DR.. James Gregory. an <-ray
specialist with offices at - Madison
avenue. to recover damages for Injuries
which Mrs. Close alleges she received
while under his care. Severa! months
ago she began a course OF S-rly treat
ment to remove a birthmark on her
neck. In her complaint Mrs. close al
lezes that DR.. Gregory has csrelessiy
SauseSl H-Iuy u4sc%SS
OF cancerous nature. and that she has
also been rendered a nervous wreck
through the effects OF the rays. Simul-
tan~3usly With Ming the suit she left
home and entered a private hospital.
Mrs. Close u one OF tho most popular
hostesses In the smart sot, and her
loss VIII be keenly felt
"What am I TO do. Kennedy" asked
the doctor impioringly. You remember
I told you the other day about this
caSe-that there was something queer
about II. that after a few treatments
] was afraid to carry on any more and
refused TO do so2 She really has derma-
tits and nervous prostration, exactly as
she alleges In her complaint But, be.
fore Heaven. Kennedy. !. can't see how
she could possibly have been so affected
by the few treatments I gave her. And
tonight. just a. ! was leaving the Of.
nee. ! received telephone call from her
husbands attorney. Lawrence. very
kindly Informing me that the case would
be pushed to the limit tell you. II
looks black for me-"
what can they DOR
DOT Do you suppose any jury Y
The evening world., 1913-04-30
Betty Vincent's
+ Advice to Lovers
The Girl With Pretty Clothes.

<<THE reason why the young man Of to-day b afraid
to get married 10 that every SRI he meets 10 all
1 dolled up. and he fears that by the time he
for his ws clothes there won't b the price
OF supper left"
A Lonesome Man. writes this interesting expiana.
ton Of the large number Of bachelors Girls
there isn't anything In ~ think that have
10 pretty clothes which afford But don't
Of you spend money gaudy costumes which ought to
buy nourishng food? And perhaps the effect tho
know Is favorable than you think; perhaps
It is what Lonesome Man. describes He ends his plea
thus:
III girls would get together and dress like and
not like idiots they would find that every decent man
The evening world., 1913-04-30
Guidebook to Gala ntry.
b AlNVs WeotUas,ts


~ W. ~ ~
eAuse. yes Aost vsss - ~ - sses
TIE ''musIe."
10 he valtSr., vas 49, ~ 49,
forso4tsn 70 Aoa hls aseesees nsso1o6P ~
peak = Tow wesAs u phsss0ssohs
method ltaiian-hs1i ~ yeu ~ ~
Elm It. Expiais tht sEtrsnsly 0oeDdO =
quality u the tsbis ussa tAsAy: - q
You zee. Just ~ w yeo ~ nuq
damasa. ~ 'styss. ~ iasaa es1 - -
chAraelsgi' .f ~y,b
But Il 10 wnsa the spasAstu tosqmn
thst you have Jour innings. H s1es q
impress upon them that the Deg06o0
serving q spaghetti y IN Art; >hsfis u
should b cut; nat u = cosby 11oeBt. 81
ibss wnsn Il 10 BOILED nfssSa ninusss N
land no longsr) and then hare 49, to n
he ''Nuaic Nssisr" snt The maa In
that play uho haA 10 eat soao1etu
every night for three years!
Then you show them how YoU oAn -
ssrve II. You stsrt IN risAt - the Ss
swing Of "Cih. CHI. Bin'' issuins tsOu
the throat Of an inciplsnt Cssuss Sova1 -
but you come to grief when ~ winU1A
me tempo and nnds you With . ovec1
Of Il hoistsd In mid air A. % Olsts - -
put Il oni
When you have Anishsd tAs eAIshs3 =
that was closely related 10 ~ sevp. tha7o4
leaf OF lettuce. the ooroeass,a sAsape
and the appalling eofIss. lean Saek ID
your chair asd cell IN imos6set SseetSsD
ins 10 . swsrthy individual In ~ eer,.
ner. A. long - yeu dent hsvo - 49,
trud,scs him. explain him - 60 - ~ -
BIO scuiptevs. . uystssisus sAasasesSz
and regular YcsAar1e. they ~. -
| "a "a n. "A H.
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"He's Good Listener
A At ktssy on Weslt D. Vel y CsAvas. p
Nv ClaYence L. Cullen.


q d rAs Me- Tea ess.lae WWa1>. -
Nhiis 70 ustsa -. AM ~ = ~ Uonl
scisscs a iisssasnG. shscA = q - oxeS
passive ana IN seetvs seisaes: - O1ooof
skikui,y II vhse 10 the 49, ~ -.
most worth hnowiae In ~ Woo1o - eDOp
people you msse and - draw y eSo01(
them. The psvcsss hsips chen - = ~
hcipe you. frAfi~
You have obssrvsd. ~ AsssA ~ ~ ~
0ood (istsnsr Invariably y . 1evss-Aeoo.
ID psr1oM H deD 40 1IaUsQgo 49, K
judgments. u indssd ~ VospO 5U1Unoot 4
Ct al He hes lsasss1 ~ e1g0eso :
woras ere @oemsranO.
lie knows ths< whjls sSeiess 60 -
reversed and stoned for. WORDS ean't ~.
He hss learned <hat eaee VUrD <noDo
their night thsy. uevG - - recalje4 -
80 ~ usss then spastaSiy an1 eaiy
upsa rslsceSon. gneesAA - skteuUo1not
70 seaoooliss worlA be = esaesaG Wt11lNr
his llvtasnAs froo shsA. &C.,
Ths ~ tIsessss 80 tAssuOA u1oeS
vseheut 0upA fy1poee o1e y unoa aoe6l
10 Q ssm1vtaa1s V0ssa = Aave sDesl =
He Ne . OeopA Ne 49, ~ Aaso - ~
prssialm ~ - A.0Uo ~ On0s. yon>76
fssl h iutubs1vsly.
/ ne ~ ase0W ssvW y 0sss1v : -
dun peropA. II = Oogeov resegvon n
Ara WA0 - ~ Vaso Soaasosoo . u
StsoD q tahs . ooa1 - ~ ~ - ~
szssso A1nDoal ~ pao.go . . GvoDeeyur
b ~ h ~ AaNug - ~ Vss11 f6se ~
ssvsa a. 0sso aoAnk3eo ~ aso ~
vssas . - As1essa1ly 0nwvssu $780,
Ts~ u sssps.s,vs ~ \ ssss = =
| OsoA uDoeo0.
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would like and respect them"
20. W." writes: II won the love Of a
beautiful and intelligent girl. but after
ward my love began to cool. until now
there Is absolutely nothing left. have
tried in every way possible to induce
the Gtri to release me from our engage.
u,onE but me threatens to die OF .
oroxen heart Il leave her. What shall
DOR - 40,
! ] am sorry fbr the gira. but you VIII
wrong her more by marrying her With
~ Nva than Y yen leave Ass aeW
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other form Of heart disease. Mr.. Cas-
well-Jones. In addition to wiring mo
that he refused to write Bridget Fall
Ion q accommodation after the typhoid
broke out In his country house. also
says he does not suffer from heart
disease in any form.
From the tremuious character Of the
letters and figures in both these docu.
menu. which when mssn!ned 10 the
more easily detected ! therefore con-
clude that both are forgeries. and
am ready to 20 further and say that
t..ey are forgeries from the same hand.
1T usually takes q couple Of weeks
after infection for typhoid to develop.
time sufficient In Itself to remove sus-
plclon from acts which might otherwise
be scrutinlsed very carefully II happen
Ing Immediately before the disease de-
veloped. may add. also. that II IL
well known that stout people do very
poorly when they contract typhoid,
especially II they are old.
Mr.. Bisbee was both stout and old.
TO contract typhoid was for him a
virtual death warrant Knowing all
those facts. Q certain person purposely
sought out crafty means OF introduce
Inc typhoid fever into Mr.. Bisbee's
family. That psrson. furtheumors. was
Inoculstsd against typhoid three times
curing the month before the disease
We dsvilishly 80 susvspti ttouAy In.
trodaasl Int DiAhee Hall n ecdss 70
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Copyright. 1912. by Dodd. Mead 4 Co..
YNOpSis ~ PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Ss"" W H"ANSciNo SHATtGh>.
Craig kclnsls q Q dstsct',e-scisD. is., . eenitA
eol'ing q criminal nys,ssiss. Associated with him
n . newspaper man. Walter lam son. who Lnr
sats. ths etofy. Mia Blsbes calls on Kennedy
Death 81 SYssd Ssr ' .sdias Gsmss nsS
N OIL masaAis. ny B.sb.o's Will tho bulk Of his
wealth Goes 70 an ms tuition Of mi.ieh his Axl o.
Kennedy TO lnvsssigats the case. Ne cUilsen,s aii
plunSss ct once into . So.nc Of action watch
psriments in handwriting, ti,at forgery entsJtd
Gto . pho. 70 csny typhoid germs INFO the
persons CONCERNED. he sipounds . theory u the
The evening world., 1913-04-30
EY CHARLES OARNTI


of a
Of a
that bold
guitar what
Tweenwayes.
twelve Years that have put hi.
Burke Displays hers with generosity sauar
wv
letter., ono Of thea. nh
Billie
Pinero called
IN
The evening world., 1913-04-30

feminine lines. Tho three daughters OF
the disappointed Warehouses who are
brought up az boys were undoubtedly
born before their time. And now, by
managerial favor. the youngest II not
the least Of these IL suddenly raised to
that dissy height recognised far and
wide ~ star part" Everything that
stage management can DO 10 done to
give Miss Burke the centre Of the stage
Once when Mr.. Gottschaik IL obliged 70
share II with her that modest actor
bows his head in order not to steal
even 90. much - a glance from the
audience. Meanwhile the bright and
evidently particular star helps herself
along with ragtime dirty that In
easily within her range. At other times
she overacts unblushingly. but finds her
excuse for this In the Indulgence of .
public that IL too delighted by her buoy
ant personality to subject her acting to
the acid test. Yet her Alterations are
so marked that an audience must be
blind not to see them. For one thing,
she has evidently been too intent upon
cultivat.ng an English accent that Is
moro amusing than convincing.
II il a pleasure TO listen to Miss Mir
Inv, C1ementa an EnRliRh actreSR who
The evening world., 1913-04-30

osyysisAa 1918. b. NJ prss Puh>Aai
A LOT osa - issrsA BY nsssains.
An But the ability 10 ltseea intssai.
= gently and asssmiiauvsiy y aa
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cred from the shock Of Dsnny's sx-
posture and punishment.
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CHAPTER Nv.
The Deadly Tube.

q OR Heavens sake. Gregory.
what IL the natter" asked
Craig Kennedy, as q tall.
nervous man stalked into
our apartment ono evening.
The evening world., 1913-04-30
CHAPTER III.
(C6ntinuedJ
The Psychological Detective.

JRTHERMORE. ] have
ascertained from his
family physician, whose
smdAvit ] have here
that Mr.. Bisbee did not
Rock Island Argus., 1913-08-20
LOVERS LIKE TO
Get TIED HERE
Considerably Over Half of Mar
riage Licenses to Non-resi-
dents of County.

Rock Island is surely the lovers
haven. From all over the country
Cupid's willing captives flock into
this town for no other reason than to
get tied up. In this connection it
is interesting to note that consider
ably more than half of the marriage
licenses are issued 20 non-residents Of
the county and many of them are from
di1tant states.
Out of the last "a licenses issued
here, % Of the principals were from
outside points and the remaining 20
were Local. The same ratio or even
better has been maintained for tho
Past year or more. Among the cities
recently sending their representa-
tives to Rock Island TO take the Trip
on the uncertain sea of matrimony
are Peoria, Chicago, Weiser, Idaho:
Prairie du Chen, Wis; Topeka, Kas:
Cowan, Ind; Cedar Rapids, Cuba
: No; Monmouth, Cambridge and Gal
va, 10 say nothing of our neighboriag
suburbs, Davenport and Muscatine.