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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-07-19

Orei Monate S6ulferien, sas TT
bier in DirtIi9teit feline GiuFiibrung
i'm Snterelfe Der S9ultinber. has 1T
cine ginriftung, um ON bem Sdul@
fonb, bur6 Nidtbeaablung Der 2ebr@
frdfte, gu fparen. Dies BEL elmer
Rotion, in einem 2onbe, tpo nlun
itets elm grpBes @eI9rei iiber 2isfe,
5reube unb 50rberung oes 9aIeius
Der 9tnber mo9t. Sn gepiiIen re-
oftiondren &ulturi ituqten jenIeits Des
otlontiiden S3eans 1T es bos pfdfz
fiIhe 8auerntum, bas ob unb gu
bapon trdumt, burd I4lehte geSob%
lung Der 2ebrtrdfte, llnterIuiIung
Der Si4erung ibres fpdteren 9oz
ieins unb burh lange SeriolpuuIen
ben grfols bes Shulunterri6tes gu
ibGbigen. go ipeit mir unterridz
tet iinb, geIhab bies bisber fsts
nit iebr fpents Grfplg. Die DUN
felmGnner naren nirgenos imitunbe.
3uitdnoe gu errei6en, pie fie in
Qmerita beiteben, penn man ppn Ser
Siirfei unb dbnli6en Stoatsgebilz
ben obiiebt. Sn be5ug ouf bic Shule
.ftebt man bier ni6t piel b06er uls
es bos Sbeal pfdffiI9 reottipnGrer
9auern Beiteuropas lit. 0as Iagt
qenud.
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elmer Referenbumabf Trimming gu
brin9en. Sic boben aus bisber gar
feinen 8erfu6 gemo6t, burd Na6e
tragspetitionen bic ousfallenben I'M
teri9riften gu beden.
Die 9efobr elmer 8eraubung Der
Nrbeiter, um bus in Rebe itebenoe
oiirftige unfollsentlhdbis sgeieb
bes Staates Sbio lit bomit beieitigt.
Der bon ben 3apitaliiten 70 infam
unternommene @erIuh bier5u lit
ober beaeidnenb bofiir, nefen pieie
Musbeuter fdbi eiinO. Der 8etrus,
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notipenbis gepefen tpdre. 9lus bic
fer Satiahe lei es ullein i6pn
lpobrf6einlid, boB oos Geieb bel
Der observation-disclosures fallen tper=
be. gs f9ien bamit totiddlt9, ols
rb es iiber biefe Suche einen BET
zen 8ompf geben ipiirbe.
Die Sinte, nit Der bic &eferen=
rum petitton beim StautsiefretGr
reeiitriert puroe, mar jeOpd nod
niG)t troden. als merfpiirbige Sc
ritte uuftou6ten. Die geriihte
beioeten, DaB Die meiiten llnterIhrif>
ten Elm S6pinbel feien. S9ne1 to-
men beitimmtere gio6ri6ten. Dab
bic ppn Gliding Gpuntp eingerei6ten
referendum petitipnen gegen oas
Qrbeiter gnti6dbigungsgeIeb gez
fdli9te llnteri9riften entbalten,
purpe bon Sberit Soiepb 8. Netpz
ton, einem 8eteranen Der politit uno
Gebotteur oes vNeparf 9lbpocate"
suerit bebauptet. Sberit ytepton
iagte, er femme eine Reibe bon 2eu>
ten, bic perii6ern, ouB lie nienols
bic Yetitipn laben poer unterseihz
neten, unb beren Namen bod li6 ouf
Der BEL Stootsiefretdr 9robes elm
eerei9ten Yetitipn befinDen. Der
Nome zines Mnnnes, Der yleparf
fhon por atpei Sabren perlaiIen, be-
finbe Iidb ouf Der 2iite. Nnbere Naz
men bGtten olte WpbnunssabreNen,
Elm 8epeis, baB bieIelben einem olz
ten Norebbu6 entnpmmen Iino. 0on
ben 449 Namen ppn Gliding Gountp
ieien nur 80 burh Elm 9lffionpit bes
Wannes, Der Iie lummelte, gebedt,
Der 3eit fei ipdter bin5usefii9t NOR
ben.
Nun fam Die 8ombe gum Ylaben.
8on Der Staatsresierung nuroe Ell
ne llntsriuduns eingeleitet unb iiber
| peren Heiultot foleenbe Grtldruna
per0ffentlidht: nSn iebem Gountp, in
benz bisher unteriu9unsen itattge=
funben, iino moiIenbofte 8etpeile fir
8etrus uno 5dlIduns sefunoer
iporben. Die Gage lit 10 ernit, bof
bic sonae Mnseleeenbeit Dem @ene:
ralannalt our iofortisen @sranlofs
flung bes tpeiteren iibertrooen lit
/ Die Biz iebt feitseitellten Satiaeher
redtfertisen Die grtldrung. bob BEL
tolohalite 8etrus in Der 9eidi6t
bes Staates besansen iporben it,"
| Gin u. 6. 2ipscomb bon gleporf
| g., uno Walter M. 8incent, Der Il
| Cincinnati perbaftet purbe, lestel
Elm 8eitdnbnis ob. Oarnah babei
| lie iid bic Sade leidt semadt, Il
ifdrieben einfah bic WGblerliiten il
ben ein5elnen Orter ab. Oabei er
piidten lie 2eute, bic idon piel
+! Sabre tot finb. bic fih ober mert
ipiirbisertpeiie mod in ben Wdblerli
ten befinben. Oa bic gan3e petitio
nen auf folde Mrt auitanoe sefom
men finb. baben bic Rapitoliiten lei
ne ausfdt mebr. bic @reen : wiu ],
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Der nit 10 unperf6dmter @etpiHen-
loiigfeit ins Wert gefebt purbe, Inn
pertriippelte 2lrbeiter, Witfpen unb
Waiien gu ihGbigen, tpirb natiirlih
ungeIiibnt bleiben. Wobl BOT ppr
Sosen Gor, Der 9ouperneur bes
Stootes Sbio, oneefiinbiet, es tpers
be .8er6oftungen nod Obeu1 ses
ben, ieitber lit es jebo6 merttpiirbig
Itia geporben. Der Demofrat Cor
tpirb ii6 bitten, ben bemptratifden
8plfsausbeutern MISUNDERSTANDING
lern ouT bic SiibneraiIeen gu treteH!
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@ineingefaaene 8etriiger.

Gin in feinsm snbalts siemlid
maseres Irbeiter llnfaaenti6doiz
gitneseeleb ipuroe in Der Sriibjabrs
fefiion Der 2eeislatur oes Staotes
Ohio bei6lofen, bic iogenannte
Green 8iu. sic iithert allen jenen
Qlrbeitern, bic in 8etrieben beIdGfz
tist iinb, in benen mebr als flint
Monn arbeiten, BEL llnfdllen, Bis gu
einem Musmab bon bret Sobren, cine
llntsritiiBung su, iie lit geei9net, ben
6interbliebenen tDtli6 8erunsliidter
ben 19peren S6tdIalsi6lag leidter
ertrogen gu belfen. Die 8apitolis
iten bes Stootes poren iiber bic
Mnnobme oieies 9eIeBes ipiitenb.
Satten iie alles getan, nm bos 8ez
ieb gum Salle gu bringen = Die
Glepelonber 0anbelsfammer alein
Gatte iid bic 8efdmpfung bes 9efet=
3es fait 5000 Dollars foIten lofen
= 10 fu4ten iie, na6 beKen 9lnz
nabme Dur9 bic 2eeislotur, Ipfort
no 9einem Wittel, nm befen Wirtz
Iamtperbung 81 bintsrtreiben. Der
einai9e Wea, bies gu errei6en, i6ien
ibnen eine Referenbumablti ltimmung.
Die @elebesbei eitimmunsen, iiber Elm
ioldes Referenbum, pie lie Ieit 8
September 1912 fir ben Stoot Obir
9elten, lauten: ~. Die lnteri6rif=
ten BON feds prpsent Der @dblel
ipllen fir cine petttion erforberlif
iein, um ansuorbnen, bob irgenoeir
9eIeB, irsenbein geIebparoeropf
ober irgenoein poiten in einem por
Der r8eneral Mhemblp" ongenomme.
men GelbbeipillisungsseIebe Der
Stimmgebern bes Stootes our 9ut:
beibune ober @ernerfung unterbrei
tet perbe. aein bon Der u@enero
9lhemblp" ongenommenes @eisB iol
Dor Iblauf bon neunSig Saeen
na6bem es bonn 9ouberneur i'm 8u
reau bes Staotsfefretdrs gu ben If
ten 9eseben ipprben, in aroft treten
-. Referenbum petitionen, bic il
irgenb eineln Der MbI6nitte bieiei
lrtife!s porseieben iino, miiFen min
heiiens aus Der 6dlfte Der gountie
res Stoates petitionen NIT Oel
l!nterfdrtften bon nidt t1leniger al
Der 9Glfte bes borgelhriebenen pro
5entiaBes Der Wdbler in iebem Goun
ip porlisgen"
Cine eisene unternebmerpereini
euns, bic rObio gquitp 9lfIoeiation'
madte es fid sur Mufsabe, bic not
fpenoisen llnteridriften gu lieferr
Rt4tig tpurben au hpor 9lblouf be
feitsefeBten 5rift BEL oem Staots
ietretGr ole petitionen nit Der noi
ipenoisen 3ahl bon lnteri9rifte
obgliefert. Die 3eituneen Der Ro
pitoliiten berfiinbeten es iubelnl
es lei elm 2eihtes setpeTen, bic moi
-tpenbiaen nnterfdriften aufaubrir
gen. Gs bate burdaus teine @9tpi,
= risteiten gemn4t. nod mebr Unite,
i@riften gu fammeln, tpenn bi.
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&leinigfeiten.

Rad ben Wabfen lieit
nlan es BEL ben biirgerlihen parteien
INNER unbers, tpie por ben Wablen.
SEPT, Da Wilion i'm Nmte if, itelIt
it4 INNER tpieber beraus, bob Der
ReprGientant Der 0emofratie yums
Iernt" neil, tpie er fagt, BEL ndberem
3uiehen gu finben tit. baB iebes Ding
afpei Seiten bot. Die felt Sabren
INNER lauter fperbenbe Sorberung
nnh Grh0bung Der Diplomotengebdlz
ter Duroe immer auf Hehnung Der
rrepublttauii9en 8eri6penoungsz
iuht" gdebt = biz bic Oemptroten
ielbft ons Ruoer tamen. Was frii6e-
geridpenbung bieB, beibt jsBt auf
einmal rNutDenoisteit" fir bic
Yatripten!
Sbnobl Die @ebGlter Der HeprG=
Ientanten, Der Senotpren unb ber
RegieruHasmitalieber in ben Sa1ren
Der repu6IitaniIhen @ominiitration
gon5 bebeuteno erbDbt tpurben, pGbz
reno Die 2obne Der Hegierungsangez
itellten glei9 blieben, bic 0emotraten
niht ipenig iiber Raub Ihrieben, Tinat
jeBt StaatsIefretdr 8rpan oos 2ieb.
paB er nit Ieinem Gintommen niht
austpmmen funn. Gr betommt als
Staotsletttt1r e42,00O.00 iGbrlid],
bos iinb $1,OOO.O0 rpnatIid. 4uf
ben Sag eHtfallen olfp mebr als $50.
Wtnn iollte meinen, oas geniige.
8rbon IieB aber Daibington uno Die
Wtitglieber Der Regierung tur5peg i'm
Stid uub begab Ii6 auf cine 8orz
tra9stur, Die i6m piel @elo einbrinet.
Sroten Iogte er es beraus, penn mon
ibn in WuIbingtpn bnben mill, iolt
man ibn 10 be5oblen, baB er ouf
ipl6e Nebeneintommen per5ihten
tann. ga6 ben Wablen, ba bort
eben bic Selbitloiigfeit auf. 4uh BET
benz ,9nter Der Semofraten"
= Cine bebentIide Gr@
iheinung fir 2lmerita lit. buB fi6
Der &onIum bon Wbistep uno
8ranntipeiH IN ben Der. Staaten in
bem nit bsm 80. oSuni beenbigten
| 6isfaliabr auf pas enprme auanz
tum BON 143, 100000 8allonen er.
hobte, cine 3unabme pom 100000
i'm @ergleich gum 8priabr. ourd9
fpelAe Der uugetpobnlih groBe aon@
fum bes 6isfoliabre3 1907 nod um
100000 0ullpnen iiberboten pirb.
Der 8onIum BON Bier be3ifferte iifl
duf ga, 100000 SnB. ben bes Sis
! tnljn6res 1911 um mebr ols cine
W}illion SAB ii6eriteigenp. 3iaarreu
lpurben in Dem nit Suni D. S. been=
Detsn 5istuliobr 7,707,O00,O00 Stiif
geroudt 3iguretten 14.012.000.000
Stiid, nm 217OOO,OOO Stiid 3t=
garren uno I79O,O0O,OO0 3igaretten
mebr, uls in irgeno einem Der 8orz
ia6re. Der 8onIum bon Hauhtdbaf
betrug 43,20O,000 Pfuno, um 81
100000 Pfunb mebr, ols i'm 8orz
inbre. S6nupftabut puroen 33.z
| 100000 Bfunb tonIumiert, nm g.
100000 pfuno mebr ols i'm Dor
| fnbre 9roB Dem Iebr grpBen Sons
ium geiItiger 9etrGnte bat nod ben
9lngaben bes 9unoesiteuers Bureaus
Die 3abt Der Wirtidaften in ben
Ser. Staaten pd6reno Des Sisfnlz
iabres um $4,000 abgenpmmen. Dies
lit 5peifeIlos elm Grfulg Der Erode
,nen-, benz llebel fpmmt man oamit
aber nidht on Die Wursel.
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8enu1en nnS Sreunoe. SOrgt
fir Die ausgeocbnteite @erbreitnng
oes yGdp". @er mod nid)t 9lbon-
nent lit, ienoe ieinen 9samsn nnS
feline goreiie iufurt Gin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Der. and on the sth Meade's outpost
reported that Confederate columns
composed OF infantry and cavalry was
crossing the upper Rapidan.
Meade promptly ordered his whole
army to retreat to the north bank or
the Rappahannock. This retrograde
was accomplished during the 18th, the
cavalry rear guard skirmishing with
General J. Z. B. Stuart's troopers at
Brandy Station, scene OF many like
encounters. 1t happened that Stuart
was supported at Brandy Station by
a body of infantry. Meade assumed
from this fact that Lee was aiming to
attack him at Culpeper. his camp pre-
yious to the retreat
On the 18th Meade sent three corps
back over the Rappahannock to attack
any confederates found at Culpeper.
The Confederate army was not there.
but Federal cavalry patrolling the Rap
pahannock north of Meade's point OF
crossing reported strong columns OF
infantry north of the stream. Acting
upon this news Meade again ordered
retreat and the entire army marched
on the back track toward Centerville
on the road TO Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

GENERAL o. NJ. POE. Q. S. A., BURSsIpE's
ENGINEER on THE FpRTIFICATIoNs
AROUND KNOXVILLE
the coolest OF them and repulsed Eos.
ter's inquisitive skirmishers. Waiting
20 make assurance doubly sure, the
Federal leader lost his chance. VIII
liams' battery came TO the field at
gallop and once more he was saved.
Posting the guns in a strong position
near Rheatown. he held Foster OF un-
ill his train and the infantry had
marched TO a safe distance, then re-
treated with his whole command.
The skirmish with Williams force
was a turning point in Burnside's cam
paign. Leaving few regiments scat
tered over the central valley. he took
the Ninth corps back TO Knoxville.
Knoxville Must Be Held.
II was plain to the Federal COM
mander that his tanks east, northeast
and north were in jeopardy. Knoxville
must be strongly held. He could not
spare troops TO REINFORCE his southern
column. and II marched no farther to-
ward Chattanooga. The lower valley
was thus left open 10 Confederate en-
terprise- ROsecrans' new position at
Chattanooga gave fresh importance TO
the valley OF the Tennessee for Federal
occupation West OF it lay the Blue
Ridge mountains. and west OF them
was Rosecrans' line OF communica-
tons. with his base at Nashville. With
the Federals swept from the valley.
the Confederates would have q direct
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Foster time TO ride around the enemy
and form across the road in his rear.
burnside gave the signal, and Fer
rero's column rushed forward, striking
the Confederate center with one bri-
gade. Finding themselves overrun by
superior numbers. Williams men gave
way, and Ferrero's line dashed through
the gap toward Williams guns. The
Confederate gunners cooIly awaited
the assailants and when they marched
up within go yards opened with grape
and canister. literally moving down
the ranks Of blue
The Federals pressed on CALAMITY
for some PAGES, but, being unable to
live through the storm OF missiles,
broke and ran to the cover of q wooded
ravine on their right. The Confede-
rates, driven from the center at the
first rush Of the FederaIs, had moved
to the right and left of the gap. Unit
ing their fire with that of the men post
ed on the TANKS they poured a terrible
fusillade into the assailants, driving
them back to their old position.
Burnside rested with one attack. His
line pressed the enemy firmly on one
side. and he supposed that Foster was
doing the same on the other. Darkness
came on soon after the attack ceased,
and the Federal skirmishers reported
the Confederates retreating. During
the evening word reached Williams to
the effect that brigade of Federal in
fantry was closing in upon his rear,
and a cavalry column also, the two
marching from opposite directions. Go
ing to the telegraph Office at Greene
vile he communicated with his super
for and informed him of the desperate
situation OF his command. He decided
to move out in the night from Burn
sides front and cut bis way through
the enemy IN the rear.
Hasty Retreat Nearly Fooled.
Williams fate and Burnside's sue.
cess depended upon Colonel Fosters
cavalry. The troopers had ridden far
to the enemy's rear, but, owing to
rough and barricaded roads, did not
get into position on Williams road Of
retreat until that general had been
Joined on his night march by the brig
ade OF General Z. A. Jackson. Foster
had posted his guns, six in number, to
sweep the road. Discovering the Fed
erals across his path, Williams divided
his line into two columns, and at day
light sent them forward on a charge.
The Confederate columns, led by
General Jackson and Colonel ]. Z. Car
ter, the Tennessee cavalrymen swept
the Federals from the field. and VIII
Hams passed on without the loss Of a
man or wagon from his train. Reach
Ing the village Of Rheatown, williams
halted to close up his column. BY
some mistake his artillery had taken
the wrong road, and while waiting to
bring 1t back the Federals again made
their appearance.
Foster at last had Williams at a
disadvantage, but unluckily for him
he did not know the true situation in
the Confederate camp. The absence
OF their guns threw Williams troops
into panic. but their leaders rallied
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Hoarseness in a child subject TO
Group is a sure indication Of the ap.
proach OF the disease. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared, it viii prevent the attack.
Contains no poison Sold By ali drug
gists.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

charged with violating the Mann
white slave" act in the alleged trans
porting of Laura Fleukner, aged %,
from her home In Silver Lake. Wis, to
Antioch, ILL.,, in November, 1910.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10
The Skilled
Workmanship

bufet rcash.n
tmak
Prefer pleasant
Selling Credit confidence enough our business methods feel that after you
for ohomefu in the
uptothe-m al low price
by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10
WIRE SPAkKs.

Vandalia, Ill.-A 6-month-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Golf OF this
city is in a serious condition as a re-
suit of being attacked by a rat while
the child was asleep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10


prevailing state exactly the cost Of the article the amount OF
as any emSarranE situation or and the price You Pay Only
SOC Week
eveyo We o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10
lie War Fifty Years Ago

Events In Tennessee---With New Army General A.
E. Burnside Opens Campaien--Federal Headquar-
tiers at Observation-Disclosures Appear on the
massachusetts March Southwark Toward Chat
tanoOea Observation-Disclosures Defeated at Blue
Springs and Driven Toward Vireinia---Ordered to
Hold Knoxville at ALI Hazards, Burnside Fortifies the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Peoria. Ill-The Illinois School Mas
ters' club will meet here Friday and
Saturday and will devote part of its
time TO discussion Of vocational educa-
ton. James H. Tufts of the uniyer-
sity of Chicago will be one Of the
speakers Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

New York-During the next few
days all tns policemen in the upper
west side tenderloin section viii be
replaced With Efi young men just out
Of the police school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

BY buying an unusually large number OF
these Bullets as did and Offering them
for sale in this manner, were able to
bring down the cost to US and W.
enabled thereby to offer them xOu OdVe
at $3.50. AS these buffets sell 5000
ordinarily at $4,000 and up
wards, this means an actual saving TO
those taking advantage of this offer Of
5000. Quite tidy sum, isn't it? And the
saving is real. You can rest assured OF
that. There has been no sighting OF
terial or workmanship to bring down the
price. ---.-------
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Shodily made furniture is not cheap at
any price, and We can assure you that in the
building of these Bullets, no detail of con-
The Skilled to the stability aa wU OF these aua
Workmanship 6pffets wa, was overlooked d:
the highest grade, and the selected lumber
that went into its construction and the high
grade workmanship, warrants US to say that
these Bullets will give lifetime of service,
statement we make unreservedly for we
know how furniture coming from this fac
tory is made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10
Choice Of
Two Finishes

ishes are all standard and you can match
up dining table chairs perfectly; and
another point to be remembered is that ex-
pert inishers were employed in making
these buffets and the finish is guaranteed
to last
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

ships to attend the ceremony of the
opening of the Panama canal was re-
ceived from Washington at the
United States embassy here. Accept
ance Is regarded as assured.
New York-The wife OF Henry
Sehleth, warden of the Queens county
jail, shot and killed her 4-year-old son
and then committed suicide.
Minneapolis-The program for the
seventh annual congress Of the Worlds
Purity Federation covers the largest
number Of speakers and the greatest
variety OF topics ever heard at any
previous congress Of the organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

ran route for the movements OF troops
between Virginia and Chattanooga. ex-
posing Rosecrans to danger of attack
in the rear.
This fact made the Washington au-
thorities cautious about exposing Burn
side to great risks in battle It was
enough that he hold on TO Knoxville
and close the road between Virginia
and Chattanooga. He took up the
spade none too soon, for the defensive
works begun in September could not
be completed in time for the supreme
test which was to follow the October
operations.
During their long occupancy the
Confederates had constructed ram
parts to ward or possible Federal at
tack. A portion OF these located on a
hill about 500 yards distant from the
city on the west were adaptable TO
Federal use. Under direction Of Burn
sides chief engineer. General o. NJ.
Poe. a fort was constructed on the hill,
and the old ramparts formed a link in
the new line OF breastworks for infan-
try.
Lee Marches Around His Foe.
Some dispatches from General r. E.
Lees signal station on Clark mountain
which were read by Federals indicated
that a new Confederate flank move
ment was afOot. The opposing army
under General George G. Meade had
taken bod position south OF the Rap
pahannock close 10 Lees camps on
the south bank OF the Rapidan. The
Signals were read on the 9TH OF Octo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10
We Prefer
Selling on Credit
StObs DEPARTMENT

We are showing the celebrated De-
troit over draft heater as well as
complete line of Garland stoves and
ranges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Berlin-An invitation to the German
70 send German war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Beauty OF design is always an important
feature where the buying of good furniture
is concerned. One must make certain also
that the design is not freak
The Classic ish one that will soon grow
Colonial out o. oste ne DESIGNS tbs
Design you will admire the buffet
years from now as you do today. They
are very simple in line and in their simplic-
ity lies great part of their charm. The
case measures A inches across the top, the
French plate mirror measuring Sx32 inches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

Green Bay. Wis.-Arthur Carey. a
travelling salesman, was arrested here,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

We have provided for every decorative
scheme by having these buffets finished in
Golden Oak or Fumed Oak finishes thus you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-10

can select the finish
that will best match
your dining room dec
orations. These fin
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Dunno wynalazl nowy typ aero
planu ,,bezogonnego", podobno
nadzwyczajnie praktyczny: Fran
.cuz Felix odbyl wczoraj maszyna
taxa lot przez kanai La Manche-
bez trudnosci.
- Donosza z Londonderry, ze
pomiedzy stronnikar1ni nacyonah-
stow irlandzkich tax zwanyml
,Orsngemen" przyszlo po pew
mem zebraniu do krwawej Walkl
llicznej, przyczem jeden poll
.cyant zostat smiertelnie raniony.
- Ma kongresie lekarzy W Lon
dynfe prof. DR.. Weronow z Nj
cei omawial moznosc przeszcze--
piaria rozmaitych organow roz--
rodczych u kobiet, wskutek czsgo
da sic zapobiegac nieplodnosci.
Major Rost, lekarz rzadowy W
Indyach wykladai o leczeniu ira
du, ma ktory jakoby stanowczo
skuteczny Srodek odkryto. Ma
stepny zjazd lekarzy miedzynaro-
dowy ma sic odbye W roku 1S17'
2 NIEMIEC.
Berlin. 13 sierpnia. - Donosza
re Szczecina, re wsrod wysoce
sensacyjnych okolicznoSci aresz--
towano tam kapitana artyleryi
niemieckiej, Steina, oskarzonego
o sprzedawanie tajemnic rzad y
wych i wojskowych obcemu mo-
carstwu = Rosyi.
= Miasteczko Benfeld W Alza-
cyl spioneio doszczetnie: okoao
1000 ludzi bez dachu.
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