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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
a sprained ankle will usually dizabTe

a sprained ankle viii usually disable
the injured person for three or four
weeks This IS due to lack Of proper
treatment. When Chamberlain Lini-
ment is applied a cure may be effected
in three or four days. This IMMINENT
is one of the best and most remark
able preparations in use. Sold by all
CrUggists.-( Ady)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

perience in the theatre business. so
that it is not new TO him. and he is in
a position TO make the Aledo amuse-
ment house one of the most popular
in Mercer county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

If you are suffering from biiiousness.
constipation. indigestion, chronic head
acne, invest one cent III a postal card,
send 20 Chamberlain Medicine Co,
Des Moines, Iowa, with your name
and address plainly on the back. and
trey win forward you a free sample
Of ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Sold by all druggists.--
tAdv.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
OBITUARY
Funeral of John Erbs.

Funeral services for the late John
Erbs were held this afternoon at ,
O'Clock at the home, 1920 ThirtieLh
street, Rev. W. G. Oglevee, pastor Of
the South Park Presbyterian church.
officiating. Interment was in Chip
piannOck cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
Like Santa Claus.

Because We don't require ready mon
ey for your gifts Pay for them when
convenient. What is more sensible
than clothing? Peoples Store, 319-32I
Twentieth street-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
HUSBAND CLAIMS
WIFE ASSAULTED
HIM AS PASTIME
John w. Richards Files Action
for Divorce Alleging His
Spouse Is Cruel.
LAMP CHIMNEY Is THROWN
Declares She Struck Him in Face and
That His Life Is in Danger
Wants Protection.

/ Claiming that his wife amused her
self by throwing things at him, John
W Richards of this city has brought
suit for divorce against Mrs. Emma
Richards on the grounds of cruelty.
H. NJ. McCaskrin is his counsel.
Mr.. Richards alleges that in Febru-
airy his wife struck him in the face
and that in June she pitched lamp
chimney at his head, cutting him SER
iously. lie declares that Elmna has
rendered his life impossible and dan
gerous" and asks the court to pro
tect him from further attacks. The
couple were married Dec %, 1910, at
Joliet and separated July >, 1913.
Hubby Leaves.
Mrs. Jessie Motley has filed action
for divorce against her husband. Pasco
Motley, who is alleged to have de
serted the matrimonial ship Jan. 20,
1909. The wedding occurred in chi
Cago, Nov %, 1909. Drunkenness is
also charged. II NJ. McCaskrin is
the attorney
Other Cases.
Beder Wood of Moline has filed two
cases for the next term of circuit
court. one is against Robert Ed ct al,
bill TO foreclOse mortgage, correct de-
scription and reform deeds, and the
other is against Gust Ed Construction
company 1T al. assumpsit, $1,000. be-
ing suit on promIssOry note &. w.
Wood appears for complainant In
both cases.
Denies Motion.
Motion for a new trial in the case OF
:. G Blake VS.. the Blake Specially
company was denied by Judge X. W
Olmsted yesterday afternoon. Re
Gently Mr.. Blake recovered Judgment
for 1892 against the cOrHccru for sai-
AIRY as travelling salesman and for cx-
pensca.
The work OF the present term OF cir
cult court is about concluded Final
viii probably be taken
the latter part OF the week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
Drops Dead.

Mrs. Gerald Means Of this city has
received word of the death OF her
brother George Johnson OF MatheT-
vile. who dropped dead at the dinner
table yesterday al noon. Heart trou-
bic was the cause Deceased was born
in England. Dec. 10. 1851
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
Denies Motion.
Fix Up the Family

Without having ready money. CONG
down and get all the X-mas clo:h'ng
yoE need Pay for it next year PEG
pies store, 3I9-331 Twentieth street.
Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
Stylish Furs

VIII make your lady happy and Keep
her warm. Select d sct at the Poo
pies. No money needed now. Pay
next ear. Peoples Store. 319321
Twentieth street (AdyJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
French Immortal Dead.

Paris. Dec. 23.-Jules Clarerie, one
Of the French "immortals, is dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

The term OF Capt II. \. J. Melon
aid. Rock Islands present postmaster.
who has served eight years. ends Jan.
"A next.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
DEMENTED WOMAN
PATIENTLY WAITS
FOR SWEETHEART
Miss Laura Vivian Sent to
Watertown-Ima gined She
Had Lovers.
WROTE TO MARRIED MEN
Heads Of Families at Coal Valley Re-
ceiVe MissiVes Filled With
Sentiment.

Patiently waiting for her lover and
threatening 70 commit suicide unless
he marriss her, Miss Laura Governs
Vivian. aged @G. who mas been living
~ ;h.s city Tor the past month. was
yesterday afternoon adiudsed in need
CT mental treatment and this morning
was taken 70 the NaJertown hospital.
\ medical commission. composed Of
TT. Joseph DeSilya and Or. y y. Muel-
ler conducted an examination before
Judge y. :. Bell. II developed al the
hearing that Miss Vivian vas a for
mer resident of Coal VALLEY and imas-
ined that married men of tina, local.
~ were in love with her. she wrote
ardent letters filed with sentiment.
telling them Of the joy with which she
was locking forward 10 the approach
ing Uuptials.
The married men. who doubtless had
had all rhe matrimonial experiences
hey cared for. were naturally much
embarrassed upon receiving the mis-
sives. and an investigation was started
which resulted in her commitment 70
Watertown. Miss Vivian recently re
turned from Colorado. where her faith
or Is now located She was taken in
custody by Mrs. Schroeder on Satur-
day after the unfortunate woman had
waited in front OF her boarding house
for hours for her sweetheart. expect
ing him to come and claim her as a
bride
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
POLICE NEWS

Glassware and china TO the value of
$40 was found at the home of Miss
Mary Dietz. 1901 Sixth avenue, by the
police yesterday afternoon. Miss
DietZ was arrested on a charge of
shoplifting and this morning her case
was continued until Jan. 3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

The case in which Henry Johnson.
colored. is charged with having stol-
en- the furniture of his sister-in-law,
Mabel Kaiser, also colored, and pris-
oner at the county Jail, was again con
tinued this morning, no settlement
having been reached.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

Mrs. T. Mclean, the woman al
legged 10 have stolen the bed linen
from the New Harper hotel. was re-
leased yesterday afternoon. the case
having been amicably settled out of
court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
Another Case.

The same medical commission which
actcI iu the Vivian case conducted an
examination into the sanity OF Free
man Nye. I2S Fourteenth street. yes
-c.dav afternoon and he was also
taken 10 WATERFOWL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

All the news all the time The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

Otto Hendrickson and Charles Bo-
neste, charged with having been
drunk yesterday afternoon, were as
sessed fines of 81 and costs each, by
the police magistrate this morning.
\ new kind of prisoner was pinched
by the police this morning and is now
behind the bars in the city bastile.
He is a full-bloOded collie dog and
Frances about very stately even
though he is located in a cell. Chief
of Police Brinn is searching for the
owner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
christmas Oay Quiet.

Tomorrow the regular activities will
be carried on as usual, but Thursday
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24

"Forty-five Minutes from Broadway"
The faomus George Cohan musical
success, "Forty-five Minutes from
Broadway" will be the attraction at
the Colonial Theatre Friday night,
January 81. Bert Leigh, Hazel Bur
CESS, a company OF thirty, and the full
production intact is carried. Two cars
are required for the transportation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
NoTlcE.

My customers are notified that my
shoe shop has been closed on account
OF my illness. l will be ready for bust
ness Monday morning, January 81.
N. Jametta.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
"FreckIes."

One of the most important offerings
OF the current season at the Colonial
Theatre is the first presentation here
of Neil Twomey's delightful dramatiza.
ton of Gene Stratton-P orter's charm
ing story, "~Freckles,' which is ap'
nounced for next Monday night, Jan
uary 81.
"Freckles" as a drama is stronger
than "Freckles' as a story. The char
acters live, love and have adventure
one can see and hear, there is nothing
left to the imagination. ID. l.. Martin,
under whose management the present
tour is conducted, has made the pro-
duction of "Freckles" exceedingly elab-
crate, and has assembled a company
of unusual excellence for the presenta-
ton of this charming story play.
The music for the play and the
songs rendered by "Freckles" are by
the Viennese composer, Anatol Fried
land, and are a novelty from a musical
point of view. THE Woodland Fan
tasy" played during the play is a mas
terpiece. Reserve those seats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
wooDMeN MEET TONIGHT.

There will be a meeting OF the Wood
men of the World lodge tonight, and
all members are urged to be present.
Initiation work Is to be done.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
THE WEATHER..

Bryan, January "a, 1913.
Tonight fair, somewhat colder; Sat
urday fair.
John DAILY, Jr.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24

Lightning may not hit twice in the
same place, but it is different with the
chronic borrower.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
Amusements
A Talented vloIlnIst.

II, affords The Eagle real pleasure
to say a word of praise for Miss Eggle-
ston. the little lady violinist appearing
in vaudeville at the Princess. Real
merit is worthy of praise wherever
found, and it can be t%ruthfully said
that Miss Egleston is an artist Of the
very highest type in her profession.
She has few equals and still fewer
superiors. Only two, in all the history
of Bryan, have been heard here who
were her equal. Both of these were
celebrities, one the great Ovid Musin
himself, and the other the noted Span
ish violin virtuoso, Rocabruna. Lovers
of the violin will miss the opportunity
of a lifetime if they do not hear Miss
Eggleston. This is not an advertise
ment, but a candid editorial express
sion from The Eagle.
The other members of the vaude.
Vile east were good, especially the
baritone singing of Mr.. Smith. y
Mr.. Reese, former manager of the
Princess, favored the audience with
two beautiful vocal selections last
night, and was given an ovation.
The Gales now appearing at the
Princess were with the Bright Eyes
company for two seasons, Mr.. Gale
being the leading comedian.
Mr.. d. o. Reese will make his fare
well appearance tonight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel

Hotel Bryan.
NJ. P. McNulty, San Marcos.
w. l.. Greer, Fort Worth.
]. c. Cox, Waco. -
j. Il. Swanson, Navasota.
B. d. Moore, Fort Worth.
D. w. Shivers, Waco.
T. l.. Ferguson, Houston.
Alma Moore, Marlin.
G.. E. Flannery, st. Louis.
j. NJ. Henderson, Waco.
T. l.. Angerton, Waco.
o. w. Goolsbee, Crockett.
S. J. Creagor, Houston.
Thomas Rivers, Dallas.
A. P. Wycoff, New York.
]. F. Hopkins, Waco.
]. F. Hopkins, Waco.
E. H. Anderson, Dallas. I
F. Relladera, Sedalia, Mo.
A. 2. Dorr, Dallas.
M. Weixel, Fort. Worth.
l.. E. QUITS, Houston.
J. R. Morrow, Dallas.
|. NJ. Epstein, Houston.
Charles Hawkins, Galveston.
A. H. Starhle, Houston.
w. A. Tryon, Houston.
L. Greenberg, Philadelphia.
A. e. Dickerson, Illinois.
Mrs. P. Densmore, Dallas.
A. Freeland, Chicago.
S. S. Cloy, Navasota.
Harry Hall, New Orleans.
L. Longley, st. Louis.
Harry Klug, Dearborn.
Gertrude Klug, Dearborn.
NJ. F. Nogal, Chicago.
N. w. Goodrich, Marlin.
Tom Goodrich, Marlin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANsF FRS.

Mrs. Nancy ]. Williams to P. J.
Palasota, lots A and 5, block IL; con-
sideration, $3.50.
James w. James to Lewis Parks, lot
II, block 2, James Addition; consid-
Grafton, $65.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
INSTALLED OFFICERS

The Knights Of Pythias have in
stalled the following recently elected
officers:
c. L. Jones, Master of Work.
j.. NJ. Caldwell, Chancellor Com
mandef.
j.. T. Smith, Vice Chancellor.
j.. w. Hall, Prelate.
j. H. Petty, Master at Arms.
j. NJ. Hare, Master OF Exchequer.
j. b. Reed, Master of Finance.
+. l.. Henderson, Inner Guard.
w. r. Fairman, Outer Guard.
A. B. Wilcox. Representative.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24
COTTON REPORT.

Bryan spots, II SAC, middling basis.
Cottonseed, $500 per ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24

will be appreciated. II not. there will
be no falling out over the question:"
The meeting adjourned and coffee
and sandwiches were served as re-
freshments, and cigars, the compli-
ments OF Joe Oprsteny, were passed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-24

1t is said that some insects reach
maturity within thirty minutes after
birth, but some specimens Of mankind
do not mature in thirty years.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

Mll'uauteesBn an9eiteat. Or fubr
nit @~el1brien in beren Motorboot. bds
bebufs Serfnufs cine 8robefabrt mo.
den loute, nobel er bel elmer idarfen
@nrpe letnen 6aIt perIor uno iiber
Boro itir5te. gr itisB sinen Shrei
nab 9llfe aug, uno u~eriant Johann.
Obwobl er oIs suter Sdmimmer be.
tannt mar. IN Dem 20 SUB tiefen 8oi.
ler obne fpieber gum Borlhein su tcms
men. Wan alnubt oeswesen onb er
Uon ardmpfen taiaGIen muroe.
Seine @efdbrteu bra6ten oas Boot,
oas lib beim gtebnlen Der gurue foit
nut bic Settle geIest bate. iobaIo nls
m0gli9 gum 6alteu, t%onnten nber feline
Spur BON Bntih mebr entoeden. Die
Gette fuurbe. troBoem Der SluB bic
game Na6t abgeiudt warb, crit am
Woraen seboreen uno smar oa no
Sutih 10 plDblih u~ntergin9.
Ser 8erunslidte lpar leoig un6
mObnfe BET Ieiner Na.ter, Srau Seiiie
8utih. elmer 0ittrue, bic lin nebIt
einem 8ruoer un6 spei Shweltern
iIberIebt. gba8. Butif iuar iehr be,
llebt, uno ieln pl0gtIhtr 9oo miro aus
9enlein betrauert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
Nns ben 0tridtem.

Gin Wasrant. Der iid Granf @oaacs
ooer loitrpte nennt. uno oeiien 6dnoe
S0mielen 5eigen. iuuroe pom 6ihter
SrinoIsp auf nur Is 9aee in Die pa.
lille 9einnbt, bo6it pabrldeinIid fom.
men nber bic Shmie.en niht pom u r.
0etten ionoern pom anbdnaen an
Jrahteors Der.
%. 8obr bsfanute iih Der 5hldaes
rel nit SOuis Sbsniens i6ulols unb
ipuroe i'm 8oIi5eissriht nm $3.50
Ssltr0plt; Sbsniens wirb ipdtsr abss.
urtbeiIt.
Eat. Holan, elm Ran6erer BON nirs
genos uno iibernn, fpuroe pom 6idter
Brinblep auf 80 Gage in bic Boltiae
9elanot moieIbit er yum gut seflttert
iptro uno nibt 5u bttteln brauht.
Inter Der prOuiioriif,sn Nnflaae bes
forperIihen Nngrifis auf 5rau Nuaulta
9uotfe, Die lie NIT lbren. @eipann iiber
ben 0aufen rannten. uuroen elmer 81.
Ha 5leur pon Sine Greet unten uno
9snfp Y. Smith uUn bier perbaftet uno
Dor &t6ter Srtnolep 9ebrnht. NO lie iih
nihtldulolg ertI1rten. 9ieie Nntlaae lit
llort9ens nur tSmpUrGr, bis iih Die 9tes
lnllate Der &erIebun9en 6rau 9uotte's
entldleoen babeu. fir oeren 9eben man
firftet. Sic bradte cine Itlimme
Nadt Su uno Ieioet sroBe Shmersen,
10 onB man taum auf ,bre @sneiuns
bofen bari.
va 6Ieur uno Smith muroen beioe
unter je $500 Sursidaft ssitellt. bic
Der @rltere l%telts. lpdbreno Smitb in
Der 8aittae bleIben muB. Sollte Die
0erleste iterben 10 neroen Die Nuse'
tIasten cine idpere Nntln9e uno cine
i1mere Strafe gu sewdrtissn baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
uEfaas=G brOnif.

Gem S6bnfen BON Srau @uauita
Carton. 1901 0en,onitraBe, murbe pom
einem Galenmdber, nit benz lelne Wiut.
ter bantirte, be SplBe zines SINGERS
Der re6ten Suno slatt abgsidnittsn.
8as Sinh mai babel, Elm SoISltid aus
ben Meiiern Su sntfernen. als 6rau
9arion Die Muihine in Yetusguns isste
obne anf ons Sinh Su ahten.
Gin beoauernspert6er un9liidsiaG
eretsnete li6 oieler Gage orilben In
Spring 8auep. inoem Qonis
9 thinning, ein iunser 6armer,
pom elmer S6eune berabitiirite unb elm
Sein brad, paraui 8lntuergiftuns Elm.
trat, Der er Ieioer erIas., CT mar "a
Sabre alt uno erlt tint 5 Mpnate nit
emma Sod BON @eit Salem perbeis
ratbet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
Die SoOttu Oes Cages.

8met Stunben nafoem tie nod ei,
mem bielisen arnntenhaule sebraft
moroen, itarb IN arGmpfen i'm Nlte,
BON p Satreu 5rau 3. Yaeseru Dor
Brownsville. unt lie trauert Der @atte
Gill. - gilbert 81. Sill. 1903 Sab.
9. StraBe Itarb an elmer Complication
BON &%rantbeiten i'm 0lltsr BON % Sab.
rem. @r mar &lempner bon Hrofeiiipn
Die Beerot9uns mar ON WCntaa Nad,.
mit,a9.
Sn @eit Salem itarb 0ellon &.
&rDnber9. "A Sabre alt, BON
jlpe, 20btern betrauert.
50. 8rolpn BON @elt Solem, Elm
lunger Wann. lit i'm @eiten 9eltorben.
Die 9side ipuroe sur Bsitattung nad
Nelt Salem 9eianot.
Sn No6ine oriben ianS am 0ienitaa
oas 8%egrnbniB BON s o b n 6r6oer
elnen p|romtinenten 8lrgsr oes Ores,
unter srOBer 8etbeili9uns itatt. 0ie
Sobrtnhtr69er mnren oie Serren
NIbredt, @m. Milfe. 6erm. Taael,
Nu9ult @Oiter unb @rnit Carton.
9tah elmer Operation in einem bieii.
aen SOipltal itarb 9oriep Suthers
| a .. Der ~15idbrise Sobn pon @m.
SUTHERLAND BON De Soio.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

lblteBltb ipuroe elm 8orl6la9 DON Nlo.
Smith nit IA 9e9en 2 Stimmen anaes
nommen, oabin gebeno oaB Der Staots
rdtb ben StaotonpaIt uno Die anoeren
ltaottl6en 9eIsgaten. meIhe in Der
Sadie am MOntag upr Der @iienbabn.
9ommiltion erideinen iueroen. su in.
ltrulren, ben Neubau beg RoIe Ctr.
Tlaouftes su uerIansen, bel 8enubuna
Der nIten 3ufabrten, uno baB sleibsei.
zig Die Gommiiiion eriutt iperoen lole
DIE @tia Str. Gre sung in uns
gu jleben unb iolte @e%riisuns barber
gu trsf1sn onB oieits Yroblsm beItml6s.
Ildlt 9el0it neroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
sY" Whittier, bnben Cure 2iuocr
WSiirmer?

Sino bieleIben Isidt erregbnr, rubes
los. nerp0s, miirrtid, lhpinolis ooer
perltopft? 6aben tie 9eibidmerSen,
unreselmdBigen unb rieIisen Appetit?
3ies limb NnSeidsn pon @iirmern.
@urmer uerurlahen bel Den &inoern
Sdmer5en, uno binoern 6os 8adss
tbum uno Den @eiit. @ebsn Sic ben.
leIben iofort aidopoo 3prm &iller.
Die 8iirmer werben tierburh setDotet
uno entiernt. Der Nppetlt Der &inoer
miro seitdrtt, Der Wtasen. Die Sober
uno Die @insemeioe mtroen regulirt.
Sei alien Npotbetern oosr per Yolt 25c.
aidapoo Snoian Meoicine Go. Ybila.
bsIpbla. Ya.. uno 81. Qonis, Mo.
@mpfoblen BON 3. Z. @rbart. Npo.
- NnS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
Sine bDie Sarambolaae ,tuiidlen

e,nem Nuto uno elmer StraBencnr er.
eisnete iih am Montne Nb.no 1890
llbr on Der II. uno StatfitroBe. DE
Gar fubr nOtolld) uno Die Gar 6Itlih,
nno IN Der lebteren inBen ceren NeIiber
=. ". Stunber9 uOn @sitbp. u. ga
Senr. 2l0 iioI. 4. StroBe bon bier,
uno U. Nnoerion DON @albtun. unbH Die
@elellldait ihien in ieuftir0blidler
Sttmmun9 Su ieln. Qos Nuto iubr in
lhnellem Tempo. mas on oleler ihrofs
len Ode INNER seIdbrIih lit. uno ees
tteih duf Den SENDER Der Gar, muroe
nm9eoreht unc oann u~mgeiuorieu, 10
oaB ollie Sniallen u%nianft aui Die
StraBe 9erIetbeu. &erIeet mIroe oa.
BET nnr Or. u. NnbsriOn. Ser nab Dem
20 @rpiie SpitaI gebro6t muroe. am
4for9sn ober nab 0auie rsilen tonnte
NIT ettpaS Iaioirtem @eiihte. Die stpei
Nnoern tdmsn nit Dem Sbredsn oas
oon. Vim metlteu 6ounrie erl,tt ons
Nuto, oaS III elmer Guiue puroe uno
Heparaturen bebarf Die 5tras
aber ging nit flieaenoen sah.
men nno obne Sdaben aus benz Sem
beroor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
Sine pers,pidte Grbidaits.s tn.

SeIeqsnbeit! Supt. 8iuium 9igbt pom
Der SnSianerihule in 6apmooo, @is..
belt neuIi6 ouf Der Gouoerap 8eier.
patton @eriht nb. in peIhem er aud
einen duBerit uerluideIten Grbid1itslaa
81 erleoiaen bate. @s banoeIte iid UNI
cine Snoianermu.ter. Die iieben
W a | u%erbeirathe. mar uno nht atnoer
bat. bic ben iiebsn Chen e%ntiprangen.
SEPT 1T u Die Mutter geitorben uno
es gilt, bas @fbe ri6tig Su pertbeilen.
&iel ulrb auf Se6en nid5t fpmmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
Vrofenpr Vaul g. Reinid, BON

Der NtaotIoner Stantsuniperiiidt. Der
iiir5Il6 pom BrdiiOenten g9ilion gum
@sianOten IN CHINA nOminirt mur6e,
befinoet lif ausenbIrflih nui elmer 6uBs
tour ourb oas mittIere @tsconlin. 8le
Ietne 8attln, bic 5urseit NIT ;brer 5as
mile nod III Maoiiou meilt, ertldrt,
unuerSiigli6 Die &orbertitunQen
cur ueberlleoelnn9 nod Gbtua setroffeu
lueroen, natboem nun Der Senat ole
beitdtist bat. BtoieIior
&etni6 miro iih iest mad @nibiugton
nm ieine Snltruttlonen pom
BiliOn uno Staatsietretdr
ent9egen5unsbmen. Die beiben
beiiesn mn eth 9,no. elm iieben'
Wao6en namens Claire.
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Has- Ter bette Sdmer,euitiuer.

BudIsn's Nrnica, SaIbe entiernt ios
tort ole ShmerSen. msnn ~ouiaethou
au' Shnlttluunoen GuetituH9en, Ser.
rsntun9en. Srono' uno Bruhuunoen
oosr anoeren TerIsbungsn Ser Saut.
Y. y. Chamberlain bon Clinton. Ote.,
id9t: pGS bsieiiist ale Sdmersen
oon Sdnlttluunben unN lonitlsen Der.
leeun9tn. Nur 25c bel 3. Z. CIR.
Npotbeter. - gins.
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EeriOnalia.

6rau 80 @utman uno 9pt=
ter BON Gbtcdgr peiIeu auf 8eiuh bel 9rn.
nno ,Srnu Soleob @utman bier, uno mir
btlBei ole lleheletuiroigen 3anen nab 10
LANCER NbmeIenbelt in ga gloie berslit)
tpiatommen.
9r. ISM. u. Sreebotf BON Der
Ylormon GoolIe lit bon Nem g)ort uno benz
Often pom einem iGnseren 8elude ieiner
&er.panoten pobl nno mnnter belmgetebrt.
6rau Sos. 8neiff nebit 8inoer
limb sum Seiude BON &%erpanoten nab
MiImaufee 9ereiit.
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ssm Vcttibone.par foneu an,

WtttwOt Wabmittas. wie 5eridtet
muros. 5lpei %.tole" Sunoe Nngit uno
Sdretra oerbreitet uno oeridieoene
Esrlonen, 10 Trau 2erop Bel, Satin
bss Maibt1iiten BON Der Gilman
NibIe, uno 5ruu W. ). San6e. l0I1
lhol. Il. Str, gebiiien bateu. Boli,ilt
SobnlOn gtns blnilber. fano aber 6oB
Die aoter nur mlteinnnoer seipielt hats
ten uno snn5 barmlpS maren, onBer
OdB fe 9ereiit porben uno oeBiueaen
oleletdt btllig 9ema6t ipOroen paren.
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Die Siaonft : Anselegenbeit.

| elmer o~reiitiinoisen
StBung ON Mitt<
nocb Nbeno bebats
ttrte Der Stabtratb
nls 9Omite i'm @ans
sen oes 9dnssren
ubar bic Gole Str.
@iaoutt . 6roee.
lie Snhe ipuroe
IN alien ibren &bas
len be1prohen, uno
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GrunOeigentbulns=M arft.

5olsenbe @runbeiaentbums llebers
tra9ung purbe in ben Iebten 1aaen
o%or9enommen:
Gnnette Scents an gilbert s. Scents, 4ot in
Stepehs' Qobition. ............ 81
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s K s.
Siniaere @rpresraten. @ad ri.

UiIligere NrpreRraten! Nab el'
ner Grtldr;in9 pom Sobn 8. Roemer.
benz gorlibenOen Der @isconiiner @ts
INSTRUMENTATION, tperben bic @rpreBs
raten in @isconIin in 3utunit UNI bic
biaissr iein unO 5war nuf
@runO Der firsIi6 .uon Obi9er Bsborbe
uno Der 5mii6enitnatli6en 9anoelss
tommiiion eemelninm p~erfusten ga
teureouftioneu. @dbrsno Die itaat.
lihe Giienbabntommiiiion ibre 8ers
i'm Stunt e%rIaiien bate, bat
jeBt tie 5fuiihenitnutIihe Sanoelsfoms
mjliion dbuIife MoBregeIn erarifien.
@OhentIi6 tommt nihts bajipiiden.