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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Der 600 moo Ovrenc!

Si er iomlet Der ioag for at ifoiic
Fenge til Spierclie al SeItcitnl0 peo
&irferl. Seq buffer, at Ell al eOerS
M9no ptreoe, "a Der blep Gale ON
Stab: Seq lifer life at iib0e Ilnt
og foiclig Der / Girfeil, noor 0eitene
ifal ltaa noe % irpie / &egn og &in-
terfuloe." 8i0 ale bopoe 0enne So
lelie. ga piIbe nof ingen 2ano$fir.
fe Itoa noe pan @rprien uoen 2p eli.
Ter Sfjlll for &eitene.
Seq pil gierne pGffe Spmpati for
bore nmGlenOe Neoifabninger ioag,
iao Ri ane neo piaiot Sierte popr
Dor Del til ben gobe Sag. Scr 0o0
moo 0prene." Oct err en- 5orma-
ming, iom ole 6Gbre og Meore ifuI.
De inbifiGrpc / inc @ern. @i pes
10, bpor gIob Barn fan bore / On.
rene, Men ri peo coioa, at uoar
Scr, pesIe 8utten griber Semmer.
lie, ioa bill ban, at Seitenc ifol ira.
be ina fort iom en- Gino. 90 iencre
ifaI Der life lioen Spbragclie til at
iaa ino / Sompittigbeocn: @pr
mil moo Seitenl @etpnf, hpnb Sen
taaler pg life %toalerl 5 Goeii oa
Froia bar 9obe @Gno iegt at oab-
ne Dor MeoielcIie, &c pil0e iau os
til at tGnfe o5 in6 / pore @usopr5
@iIfaar. 9e fan 10 life fla0e me0
Orb. IaigepeI bar itore 9igtere Ia
BET Setter tale til lit eget 5oriuor,
oa mar ri fommer oper llige Tigte
eler SortpQin9cr, Lao oS lpre noget
al Dem.
Set ii6ite Gi9t poa Norif ON Sc
item ianot jeQ / oenne llgeS Numcr
al "Iecorab. Foiten". Get bar eno-
"a paa 2anbsmoal eaer norif @p9oc-
mail. Sormooentlig bar nogle al
e0er ieet 0uerifriiten:
lin Scitanc mine "Srli" % "Sul."
@i ifal Der oplPie bette iororingS.
Isie Giet FOR Set er ififfet til at
p9ffe Dor Me6ieIclic oqiaa mos pore
puIlS ASlIt. NAA ~. W. @UNStE !
"Gffo", Winneiota ~ifriper:
@a biz Sc raa. Toa De faa at beire
Sois ee mr SGIi % 9aI ,un' @tisire:
9oa Del bar unSe. Del iprana iom 8eiu
90 boppa bsst pper Stot os stein.
Ca 9asii itore oei oros til @pen
Ga @loa % Saro iaa BET bar ct Snrl
Set ifieIba benote, at Del itoo fat;
6nr ~Iprengtes %uta os 8eimon BRAT.
go or bei gamIc. mart nj og tiu9e.
&c peit. al Snlpor ban nil tie Iiuge -.
Ga Sal ca iougte iom lite Sd
ai Stcinar Sboriou iraa 0ip9eiteI.
ca aare etier Net bar tic gale
81 foupte SGIi al Ola Sale.
Ca ieoau heo Del ! ale Aar
Som mile Spiiar BELT lama Gaar.
I lama 9anien. 3dd lama 8dren
Eel trut heo tent 0enne lama aarsn!
geo SGIaguas. unoer Spipuimeu
Sci iaart beo peuta pad mansein Suelo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

% ielu ON ban er urcacIu,rsiig 90
life altio Of ltole ooa / line Ioner
bpaS 2ipet | bans eget Stem onJaar.
Get er rimelis, al set aItio ltigenSe
INITIAL al apinber, ION tiener lit Gins.
opboIb peo at gaa in0 / en- eler an.
Den Sorretning, ioritonr Bette ON
TurftIisbeb beore emo oereS Wsore
9iorbe.
Men 9piuoen, iom tager pare paa
Siiict o. poa Sienlmct. iuooeIcr life
i'm Sio / b%eiterntc Verioocr iom / CT
aontor eler en- 6orretuin9. &c be.
trogter % bebanhlcr Siocn meb Sen
Spcrlegenbeo, iom ct 0crifab be.
hanoler Ell Siener, % trufer llct life
paa of Sioen er 0eicS Serrc. Gn
Sime nnpaibt til 0et, en- bnIp Sime
I'll set, aItib at boINc Cie meo alof
fen / &ieffenet - nci, oct or unNcr
ocreS %GroiJbeo % iaIoer Dem life
inc.
Sogcn er, at bet Gin. iom en- Mtor.
% Ell Ser tager pare paa &liict isrcr,
fan life inbretteS citcr Ell Sineta.
bel. Set fan NOT inorcttcS eiter en-
bis Sroen, men ipitcmotiif fan bet
life pGre. Manbcn flager opcr nj.
brpoclicr. gn &oin0cS 2ip or eli
eneite lang Iibrr0cIie. &nn funoc
onife mango 8an8c al tage Spnnn.
len lat % giere iGroig ct Stpfrc
Sem, iom funoe glorcS iGroig poo
Ell Sinle, men | Sebet al oenne q.
me or oct nebuen0i9 at lc eiter Bar
men / &ipffcnet TO @nnle, "@roccrp.
mdnben" femmer mc0 Oe b%eitiltc 90
rcr, 10 Naboer teleloncrer. ct al @er
meme ifiprcr Jig / GinNcrcn. og Den
man iorbinocs o. @ron0cn mac iton.
les, - ct anbet trUttcr mco i'm lille
~2egefnmerat, ct treble raabcr bglt %
utanlnlooig ON at Niitefurpen mart
moa aiercs iGrbiG, iom oe ifdI bare
mco iig iii "Iicnic'en" , % / ocn
ne Sinte, bpori bun lille % rolig
lfuloc bape funnel iul0isrt lin SenL
maa bun ubisre go0t % bel bulpan-
Sen Simes Nrbcioe meo 5ing, lom
llct fife bar noget me0 Sem at giere.
Sporlcoes piloe oct 9oa nleO oeunc
apinoe, bniS bun ioruben bette 90
lna ifuloe bape aloffeu / Snnte?
Wcn ON ems apinoerne life bar
aIoffen i fine 2anfcr, ioa burer Sc
iaIialo / fine Siertcr llbr I'll baaoe
at merle Yiilsilagenc, % til at maa-
le cnoog De minoite arop ira Dem,
iom DC %elifer.
SoolcoeS Ter altioa oenne mot0.
lige Soriatter poa SuinbenS Irbcioc
og paa benoes Silbbeling al Sioen.
Man maa iorbauies oper hans SSllo.
iigt / ale Sc Sanifeligbeoer en- apin-
De bar at fipmpe lmoO / lloierelien
al lit bllsli5e @rbeiOe, paa @runo al
Sc utaaigc aibrpoeIier % al nGe sc
uuenteoe 2ing, iom belle Siben ino-
trGiier % 9ipr Vunftti9bco loa uon.
ifeliat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Si( Wurae / 1914.

Guroro Selifabet piI i goo Sio be.
fienotgisre De ipecieae Irraugemeit.
ter iont gisre5 ior Tasinserer, Der
refer til Rorge 8aoren 1914, men
for nprpprenoe er Gpmerfiombeoen
benpenot paa De itorarteoe Ssit %
Suleerturiioner, ON builfe oue rGr.
mere SpIpsninger gipeS / ct oaffert
iauItrerct Frogram, iom fooeS irit.
ON man periorIig eIer ifriitIig ben.
pcuocr iig til
Gnnnro Cine, Winreapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Earntf,r ne Buurn.
0sbteeret sf en- praitiff JarmeI
Sal, ium lDner.

Mietig mango er right mart al
Singers. 0e fan regne Jig til en-
bel Sormue uben iaa meset iom al
brRffe Soben al Ell @lpant.
Ser err en-: Ser bar en- Mano, iom
fisbte Jig en- Sarm rGr Ell Storbp
% gap 500 9aQars pr. Icre. Sans
@nboer aplebe donlme Sioer) 8 Cons
IlfaIia pr. acre. San piI iaa ino
belle Sarmen meo IliaIin, % for al
bore paa ben iifre Siben bill ban
regne bare meo a Cons @Ifalfa pr.
acre. Nal er ser / Storbpen 90 Dol.
lars pr. Con for bet Slags So. a
8ange 20 er 80. Sans Snpeitmeni
bill altiaa bringe bam 16 Yroeent
5ortieneite. Heenemeiteren n9pner
/ Sorbigaaenbe, at 8 0rocent piloe
bape p9ret alt, oisie Nellger bapoe
bragt, ON be bar bleone uolaante
MOB Hant / gienbom eIer lat inb
Ell alminoelig iiffer Sorretning
Wen lat inc / en- Ilialfaform brin5er
De lin gier 16 Trocent. Den Wanb
bar iunoet ct Chloride noe pao
Sanbsbpsoen, iiffert nofl
Wen, ia enonli ct Wen? gr bei
fanbenoe Naboerne, iom fol plsie,
barpe og iaa bette 2anb, fiebe S9oen,
ilaa, tsrfe % bunbte Sset, bringe Def
/ Marfebet, iant 9ootgicrc bam for
So, iom fan bl:pe ebeIagt AT &egn
og S9oe? Set er fanbpnbe ogiao
Naboerne, iom ifal betale for Dir
beiOsbeite % Waifineri, betale bans
Sfatter og Mrbeiosbiplp?
Haar oft fonmer runot, bill bel
ogiaa benne "9iiineIs Sarmer" font
me til at gisre ben grfarine, at Der
er noget iligt iom "Sperbea0 Gbar-
ses" noe paa 2anbsbpgoen iaapel
iom tnbe / gper. @utten meb glp-
anten bar regnet bam "op / Geben"
Zig, at BET fan bIiue ilemt for Bam
at fomme neo igien!
On Tennisluaniafarms Sasa.
s Worf Co., Benniplpanio, finbes
Ser 81. aGe Be andre 6arme en-, iom
bIep fisbt og eiort til "Someiteao"
for ca. 200 Mar iiben. Ser ifal life
Hapn n9pnes. Sor opimoo 100 Iar
iioen blep benne Sarm igien iolgt til
en- Mano, iom oparbeioeoe oen oe
tiente CODE 8enger iom Sarmler, fri
Der en- SSnbienoer / "Rational Stocf-
man ano Sarmer". Com Smaagnt
par ieg meget i%nteresieret ben LANCE
Heffe Ssitaffe % 8rsnitaffe, iom
bper Ssit itob opitiuet ba5om ben
itore, pelfpIbte 2aoe. Win liplige
Santaii giorbe oisie &9ffer al Staf-
fe til Snoianer-g inaser % oe enfeIte
Stuffe til "piepams". Seq buffer,
Der bar iaa mango iom 90, ittnbom
80 iige "@igpams"; men efter
bpert iom Sioen gift, blep Ser ierre %
ferre at benz. ga pleieoe ieg inbbil-
be mig ieIp, at Snoianerne git til,
base / Solfeantal. Senere igien bar
ser ingen "@iglpams" bag ben itore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

Ne putIIer CT lllgl SullpTeI, Hlel Htlp
8rilene er oct barre. Sor of life
8rilene ifal flinne pplte Saltbrettct
lit, ilaar nor Stoeer / Worfen rurSt
bets annter OF Gnoer.
- hinge s@bIetrTr iaaoeI iom on.
ore SrugttrGr. Ser life bar baretTt
eler rabittGt 8ierbe runbt Jig, mao
beifpttes paa anben Maabe. Stam.
merne Dor ompifles al init Enpir,
"@ooo TeneerS" eler "@irc
| Screens". elsie "@poo Seneers"
eler "TrotectorS" Ton man pit ioa
fiebt ira ct "Nurierp". Dc or iGr'
bige for lit BRIG % foiter minbrc
enc Ell Gents Stpffet. Nj Tapir cIlcr
oct fine Scrntraaonet fan mon flippc
imale Strimler, iom gaar ON boer.
andre Iibt, naar Sc iom ct Ter runot
ON SrGitammerne iGiteS meb 9aanb
eaer Spsiingittbber. On Toaren
igien iflllbe oisie Protectors" tageS
prf pg o~pbepares til nGitc @pit.
ggg bar / Sbangbai, China,
Be iibite Iarere prrct iol9t Tor ~ q
16 Gents pr. Suiin OF / @libu, Stint
fang og andre Sebper for 70 @ II
Gents. Wten bette er Total Gurren-
cp", ioritaor Jig. s a%merifan'te
Eenge blcp Ser bctalt ira 4 I'll ga
Gents for bisic sGe pr. Suiin. Slig
or sg9priien / China; mcn ior nogle
aar tilbage bar Ser i 8icnneninit
2 Gents pr, Guiin for $50 / China,
iaa Trilen bar altiaa gaaet opl
- Otter Sc Ereper, iom peo Gr.
pertinent Stationer Der / Sonoet er
foretaget meo Wfelfemoifiner, ipnes
set at bore muligt at iaa oisie til
at lsnne Jig, bpor Der or mlnolt 20
auer at melfe og cn inOiigtsfulo
Wanb til at foretage Maifinmelfnil'
gen.
- Seriom sin "Seit Sbeet" life
parierer mere enc en- Erocent paa
mango Mooneber, ia paa belle Iuret,
er oct Sio til ituOie, trnte % ie Jig
ON.
Bomb life, ON @uttel bar brugt
Dit Serftsi, i%friper ct Sormerblao.
Glib Sugiernet, % i'll Sagen i9ien.
Saaroere cling fan mebe big / Siuet
END at DO poa en- Sarm, boor Der I'm.
bes en- ilspet Sag % Ell tilirebs 8llt.
Wangen en-, iom ltrpuer paa
en- liben Sfoglanb.8arm, begif en-
ifipbneipanger @omert, "a ban ifilte
fig peb lit Sre."Seam" % iatte Jig
/ @i9lb for Selte.
- Spoo foiter oct en- Sarmer at
at babe Spreglt Nuret runbt2 Ct
affl,rot Spar er life ioa LET of giue.
Sao os Dog iige, at 2ennen er 80
Dollars pr. Waaneb, og at Soft, So.
81 o9 Sdlt m. III. beleber 1tg I'll ~
Collars Mnaneben. Sette bliper 80
Dollars pr. Waaneb eIler 500 Sol.
lars for ct slor, bpilfet igien CT liz
&enterne al Ell aapital paa 10000
Collars til go Herte. Bent Sure.
gutter, til s ielp faor Spregutter, iaa
ifal s %erfare, at Wr. Sarlner life bar
iaa graabig % rrimelig en- Irbeios-
berre, iom en- og anoen "Sarmorbei.
Ser" MI bill inbbiloe Solf.
Naar man innger 9gnoer %
Sizes, ifaI man oItio gribe Dem ON
Salien os albrig ON @enene.
- Sip aIbrig en- Seit Eotcntme.
Oicin, on life meb Selo bar prppet
fer. 9ette eiGIoer ipccielt aqe oisie
Temeoier MOB 3olif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

at pi b~eepnoer at bIi en- Sa,tor / Oct
politiiie.
@Ianot Be norite Iotnbiliteter Tom
bar beiegt edmonton fan rGoneS gaiss
iionGr Nenniun Sru Sict 3aaler, Hes
batter ears SiIiau. q. .. 3augan %
Prof. 9aoer. SournaIiit q. u. SpoaI
% aoniuI SbauIop bar pt blanot os.
Som HeprGieniarter for 6orfrems
nellie AZ Eoritoommeu bar pi bdut 2lios
pig Care. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lloieus
oino. Gbriit. Yeoeriou. Sraaniiatsr for
Ssrner al Gorae % 8. alteIdno. iom
reiite / Suteresie for Nirbegaoen. Sda
bapoe ieg nGiten iorgIemt at nGpne
HodIo Hmunoieu.
Get er at baabe at De forItleliee Wes
nigbcocr oil pirte uteo emit og Soer.
bper / lin &reos, at Ssrrsr AZ Horse
oil taqc ,raitiee Sag oe at ale bill r9ife
~binanoen grcoerhnanheu oeo Suoiurrs
Iingen al Rinoegaueu. Sbi beroeo er
oct at ri fan frenme Dor egeu Srs
teresie % oirbe BEN asteIie. Reipeft
90 aner,ienSeIie iom hi er berettiget
blanot Der 6ot ri ou-eaaes os / Der
Qano hi Dor. y. 8. SouioI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

Wartin tllueitabs me BOG "EorSs
mrnSenc / Hueri,n" or bel anbefaIet
az De leoenoe apiier. aseuter suifeS
aaciteos. Strip iii "Sacoma SiSenoe~.
Tacoma. @aib.. otter uGrmere GpIps'
uinQer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
&aaS % @inf.

Gn "6lat" at gipe areatllrene
Salt / fan bIiue Ia5et al en- TO Com.
mer inf % ii q tolu 5ommer breO
Elanfeitlb TO sos lang eaer mere.
Gangs begge aanterne % tiers oper
gnoerne ipigrer man iait SrRliiter
TO Sommer brcoe og TO BONNER inf
fe. Sor en- itsrre @sling eller Slot
fan man eisre bette Saltbret meget
lpngerc. ON man snifer, euer man
fan bape ilere imaa Sret eaer
Stats. Get er iieloen, areature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27

these foreign articles are especially
useful for American teachers and in
vestigators.
Every phase of the problem involved
in the term exceptional children" as
used by modern scientists, is repre-
sented in the photography Not mere
ly backward children, but all types of
children that deviate from the normal
in any way: exceptionally bright chill
dren the blind and the deaf; the way
ward child: the immigrant child; boys
and girls in Open-air schools: juvenile
criminals and their reformation; these
and numerous other topics of current
interest are covered in the bibliogra-
ply by references to important books
and articles. The brevity of the work
(less than half a hundred pages) and
the careful index, add material to the
value of the bulletin for those who
wish to get at the up-to-date informa-
ton on exceptional children" in the
most direct manner possible The bull
letin is issued as an official document
by the United States bureau of educa-
ton aad is for free distribution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27

fore and aft Pulling out OF the fight
just long enough TO extinguish the
flames. lie Roy again steered for the
ram. Before he could strike, however
the Chicors hulled his ship several
times with shells, finally sending one
through both her steam drums. The
other Federal ships within reach gave
the rams plenty OF sea room until the
latter returned leisurely to their old
moorings In the harbor.
On the return of the feet to Charles
ton General P. G. G. Beauregard. the
Confederate commander. and Captain
Ingrahsm, chief of the raiding feet.
united in proclaimtng to the world that
the Federal blockade was broken. This
announcement Travelled faster than the
official news Of the Federal side and
created a sensation on both sides Of
the Atlantic However, the United
States contended that If the original
blockade had been temporarily destroy
ed a new one had been created imme-
diately and must be respected. The
matter rested there, and would-be
blockade runners found. to their cost.
that the blockade was intact
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
Wagner's Summary
MORNING GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, Jan. 27.-The Balkan vote
To end the peace parley might affect
wheat little but war news has stead
lily refused to pay dividends.
Local newspapers in their Monday
special reviews have little to say in
favor of wheat and corn.
The 1913 corn movement to market
is greatest since 1896.
The corn visible should increase Ia
To 21a millions today.
Increase in wheat visible IL any
should be slight.
Local comments have bearish cast.
4 steady heavy corn movement is
ez pected. The firm side of provisions
gained last week
Weather over week end averaged
20 to 35 above in United States and
Canada.
On the news to 80 today the grains
are bulge sale and fresh news will
b, required to change the situation.
The various primary wheat receipt
theories and northwest reserve esti-
mates of last week left no immediate
local impression.
The claim of two weeks ago that
oats consumption had increased IS
PEI cent is now regarded humorously.
Liverpool wheat is without feature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
POSlam'S Rare
Healing Power
Felt at Once

Poslam works quickly. An overnight
application VIII Gear red nose or an
unnamed complexion. Pimples, dlscol-
oratlons ana Dlemlsnes are soon eradi-
Gated.
In promptly disposing of these minor
ska troubles, Poslam gives evidence
OF its remarkable powers to heal the
mere serious aad stubborn skin dis
eases such as eczema. acne, letter.
ltch. scabies, etc. in the cure of which
II has made It's great reputation. Itch
ing is stopped as soon IS Poslam is ap-
piled.
POSLAM SOAP keeps the skin Sc
cure against infection and disease, i'm
proves its coicr aad texture. soothes
tender skin, makes compilations clear.
bands scft- The best shampoo for dan
drufi
All druggists Feli Poslam (price 80
cents s7d Poslam SOAP fnrice %
ce1tSl For free SAMPLES. write 10 the
Fne-RFp~~ Laboratories. 80 West
TvCeTtT ffth street, New York City.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
Ne. ded the Money Badly.

A newspaper man of Washington
was approached one morning by IA
friend who wanted to borrow So. The
newspaper man. assuming an express
sion of great sorrow. pulled 20 cents
out of his pocket and remarked.
I'm sorry old man. but you've
struck me just before pay day. and
I'm broke"
Having made this crafty excuse.
he, mentally speaking. pinned gold
medal on himself for having evaded
the prospective borrower.
When is your pay day." asked the
friend
Tomorrow afternoon" replied the
newspaper man.
"A!l right" said the friend IN
come around then ''
And he did.-Popu!ar Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
25 degrees above zero.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The pressure is below normal from
the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
eastward to the coast, with the great
est barometric depression over north
eastern New England. Occasional
SHOWS have resulted in southern Can
ada and more general precipitation has
occurred from the gulf sections and
lower Mississippi valley and the lake
region to the Atlantic. At Galveston
the rainfall amounted to 2.24 inches,
and at Montgomery to ISIS inches.
High pressures this morning prevail
from the north Pacific coast southeast
ward to Texas, accompanied by gen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
A Combat In the Dark.

roaf beyond the swamp TO Tie IN hiding
and greet the Federal advance
A Combat In the Dark.
Corcoran put his column in motion
for a speedy attack soon after O'Clock
in the morning. while it was still dark.
The cavalry in front struck the ambush
Of sharpshooters and was received with
a volley which emptied many saddles.
The troopers rallied and dashed ahead.
meeting another hail Of bullets. I'm
daunted by the stealthy fire, the caval-
~ pushed forward. driving the sharp
shooters back across the swamp to a
second ambush. At this point Corco-
rams men received a deadly fire at ten
pnces and came TO halt.
While the cavalry struggled through
the swamp Corcoran directed his artil
lery to toss some shells upon the Con-
federate rear. a battery of six guns
opened the ball and, being sharply an
swered Immediately by several pieces
on the other side Of the swamp, were
Joined by six more, making twelve in
all. Pryor also had twelve guns in po-
sitiOn on the edge of the field close 10
the swamp and around Kelly's store.
By O'Clock ali the guns were furious
ly engaged and kept it up for two hours
without cessation. Shells tore through
the pine trees lining the roadway and
field and searched the swamp on both
sides of the road.
AT 8 o'clock CorcOran ordered his
leading regiment to charge the enc
mys gun in the roadway beyond the
swamp. The colonel OF this regiment
had been MORALLY wounded, and the
lieutenant colonel and major bad both
been endorsed and disa bled by Confed-
crate shells. The adjutant attempted
to rally the command and lead il into
action, but the men became confused
and blocked the roadway across the
regiment back TO the rear in order to
restore their confidence. and this de-
layed the advance of the next line fol-
lowing until O'clock
Pryor's Guns Sweep the Field.
The Confederates having had time
to prepare for the attack, Corcoran
decided to recsnnOiter his position be-
fore risking too much. He sent for
ward the One Hundred and Thirtieth
New York, which was three times
charged upon while making its way
through the swamp and woods The
New Workers ran upon PryOr's guns.
posted TO sweep the open field and the
road where Il led out of the swamp
The reconnaissance warned Corcorar
that it would involve useless slaughter
to attempt Il charge upon artillery by
troops moving in column or to halt
them for formation urAer fire.
Meanwhile Corcoran's scouting cav
airy had discovered another road lead
ing to the enemy's right flank 4 squad
ron Of troopers at once marched for
ward on the new road. which also
crossed the swamp. but on emerging
into the open ground was received with
a shower of case shot from hattery
nu the opposite side Of the field Gen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27

Sir Edward Gray, English foreign
secretary, with the assistance of Chan
cellor Lloyd-George. is leading the fight
for equal suffrage in the English house
of commons. He does not expect the
commons, however, to act favorably
franchise reform bill al the present
session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27

orally clear skies as far eastward as
the middle Mississippi valley and by
lower temperatures in the upper Mis-
sissippi and lower Missouri valleys and
the lake region. Rising temperatures
in the upper Missouri valley are re-
sulting from a secondary low that is
central over North Dakota. Owing to
this distribution of air pressure, gen.
orally fair weather is indicated for this
vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with
warmer tonight.
OBSERVATIONS
High. Low. Prep.
Atlantic City .......o0 A .O4
Boston ......54 Al 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27

BY Captain GEO. L. KILN1ER. Late U.SS
may add interest to this M IRA
tive OF the civil war 10 recall that
u In the fftieth year after the event
one ~ the principal actors in 1t,
General Roger A. Pryor, was actively
engaged writing his "reminiscences OF
a long career in war and jurisprudence.
Jan. 30. 1863. was the date of a spirit
ed encounter Off the beaten track Of
war between General Roger A. Pryor's
Confederate brigade and Colonel Mi
chael Corcoran's Irish Legion. The
scene was near Suffolk, in southeast
ern Virginia. a region never before dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
Merely a Test Case.

A burly negro came 10 the doctor OF
a West African missionary settlement.
dragging his reluctant wife with him.
Doctor. pull one of my wife's teeth
out" said he
The doctor examined the wOman's
mouth and found only sound teeth.
"Oh. that makes no difference" said
the interested negro. Pull one any
way. If it doesn't hurt her too much
then You can pull my tooth that is
1ching. "-SuccesS Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
A Raid With Ironelad Rams.

On Jan. 81, 1858. two Confederate
rimac and wipe out the Federal block
ade In Charleston harbor. The Pal
metto State and Chicora dashed across
the bar before daylight and steamed 81
lently toward the nearest enemies. The
Mercedita lay In the path Of the Pal
mettO State, which stood directly for
her. intending to strike her PROV. TAX
en- by surprise, the outlook on the for
mer hailed: What steamer is that?
Drop your anchor. You'll be into u.s.
The answer was, This is the Confed-
crate steamer Palmetto State" Com
mander Stillwagen quickly ordered the
Merceditn's guns opened. At the same
instant the ram crashed into the ship.
and one Of her guns put a seven incl
shell through the Mercedita's condenser
and steam drum. tearing Il hole in her
port side five feet square. She instant
~ hlled with steam. and voices from
below called out: shot through the
boilers. Fires put out! Water over
firerOOm floor, Vessel sinking FAST
Surrender. or I'll sink YOU shout
ed Commander Rutledge from the Pal
metto State. Stillwagen responded: Il
can make no resistance. surrender"
Meanwhile the Chicora passed on TO
sen. moving in circle in the midst Of
the feet and firing at everything in
sight. Commander lie Roy of the Eey-
stone State peppeTed the ram with
shells. which rolled idly down her iron
sides. He then drove his vessel hard
at the Chicora. aiming to strike her
stern, but the latter turned. and with
her forward pivot gun sent an incen-
diary shell into the Keystone disabling
her port wheel and setting her on ire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-27
Queered Himself.

The detective had just congratulated
the housewife for bringing about the
arrest of II noted sneak thief. "Oh.
knew be was crook the minute he
opened his mouth" she replied smil-
ingly.
How did you spot him so quicklyF"
why. he told me the gas company
had sent him TO examine our meter
and see If we were not entitled to a
rebate. "A rgonaut.