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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

Sam Walden were Sherrard visitors
Sunday.
John Blaine was in Viola Saturday
Jim Engles has moved into the
George Peterson house.
A Catholic church will be erected
here in the near future. Funds to the
amount of S1,400 have been raised
which will go toward it.
James Haddick was in Presumption
Saturday.
A marriage license was issued in
Rock Island Saturday to James Purris
of this place with Edith Thompson of
Viola
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

was served Flash light pictures were
taken and victrola music was enjoyed.
The company next went to the home
of Miss Myrtle Summers. 1916 Sixth
avenue. where popcorn was served.
Marshmallows were toasted and the
girls bobbed for apples and fished for
ring. The last course of fruit was
served at the home of Miss Hazel
Kolls, 1904 Fifth avenue. At each of
the homes Halloween decorations
were used and from each place favors
suggestive of the season we're carried
away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

medicine has done for me.
II suffered with catarrh for seven
years; cntarrh of the head. nose and
throat. and stomach.
"Peruna cured me.
Il followed your advice and I used
three bottles OF Peruna I'm three
weeks. and now my trouble Is all over
Il VIII never be without Peruna in
my house.
We use it whenever any OF the
family have a slight cold. and find it
OF constant service"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
SOCIETY WILL JOIN LEAGUE.

At business meeting of the Young
Peoples society of the Immanuers
German Lutheran church held in the
club rooms last evening, the associa-
ton decided to join the Walther
league. composed of young peoples
societies OF the German churches in
the country. Two new members were
added to the society roll. The next
social meeting will be held Nov. II in
the club rooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
olkoHI CLUB ENTERTAINED.

Members of the Oikohi club were
entertained last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heitahrend, 1915
Twelfth street, when the game of cinch
was played Prizes went to Mrs. ]. P.
Siemon, A. Johnson and Mrs. Charles
Tom and Mrs. A Heitahrend, BOBBY.
A nice lunch was served after the
games and the club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mrs. A. Johnson on
Ninth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
S'eansins, Healing Balm Instantly
years Nose, Head and Throat
e''ps Nasty Catarrhal Discharges
Dull Headache Goes.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm "

Ely cream Balm.
small bottle anyway. Just 20
H-Apply a little in the nostriIs
instantly your clogged nose and
-, 'eo-up air Passages Of the head
49, open you viii breathe freely;
rnn ness and headache disappear. BY
hAng. The cstarrh. coIdin-head or
frnsl sore throat will be gone.
such misery now Get the
:, 50 bottle Of "Ely's Cream Balm"
y any drug store. This sweet, fra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
SEIDLITz HOME
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Interior of Workshop Destroy
ed-Vacant Shack on Eigh-
teenth Street Catches Fire.

A blaze in the workshop in the rear
of the home of Frederick SeidlitZ, 1876
Twelfth street, did damage to the ex-
tent of $3.50 last night. The firemen
answered a call to the scene at 11:15,
and the blaze had fair start by the
time they arrived. However, the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

Every Belgian woman in America
whose husband is with the Belgian
army will be paid Is cents a day by
that government. and il she has chill
dren, an additional 5 cents will be
paid for each child.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

The ladies of the Altar society of
St Joseph's church will hold their
sewing tomorrow from to o'clock
in the school house, and members are
asked to attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
PHI DELTA PSI SORORITY MEETS

Miss Agnes Maucker, at her home,
744 Seventeenth street, entertained the
Phi Delta Psi sorority yesterday after
noon. The young women spent the
time with their fancy work and the
hostess served a nice lunch The
sorority girls will have theatre party
to hear Billy Burke in Jerry" at the
Burtis Nov. IS. Mrs. Robert Ryan will
be the next club hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
BLIND BOONE COMES TOMORROW

The Blind Boone Concert company
will give an entertainment at the
Central Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening. The company is composed of
the blind pianist, Boone, Miss Jessie
Brosius, soprano. and Miss Melissa
Fuel. mezzo soprano. Blind Boone
has been before the public for many
wears and continues to give a remark
able performance. The vocalists are
spoken of in the highest terms by all
who have heard them, and the pro-
gram will undoubtedly please
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
woMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Woman's Home Mission society
of the First Methodist church held a
well attended meeting last evening at
the home of Mrs. d. ]. Kennedy, 1910
Twelfth avenue, Mrs. Sadie Lidders
and Mrs. Mae Siemon acting as the
assisting hostesses. Mrs. W. A Darl-
ing. the. president of the society, was
chosen delegate to the conference mis-
sion society to be held in Peoria to-
morrow and Friday. The program
was in charge of Mrs. Darling and con-
sisted of a reading Worth Helping"
bv Mrs. Fl. P. Brown, a story "Marga-
reta." by Miss Witherspoon, a song.
Send the Message" by the society,
paper on Rose Gregor, Huchen Set
Element Work" by Miss Wakefield and
a paper on "Our School at Tucson,
Ariz.. by Mrs. S. c. Taylor. AT this
Mace in the program a poem dedicated
to Miss Ida Bowen was read by Miss
Siemon and Immediately after Miss
Bowen was called to the door where
she was met by Aunt Dianah, who was
laden down with bundles which she
gave to Miss Bowen, and which prov
ed to be articles of a miscellaneous
character for her new home. Miss
Bowen being a bride of the month. A
poem read by Miss Louie Leverich
closed the formal program. A. w.
Bowen of Washington, D. C.. Mrs. j.
W. Lawhead of Chicago and Mrs. Kate
Leyda-Clay OF Davenport were visitors
at the meeting. During delightful
social hour delicious refreshments
were served to the 65 guests.
V. p. q. PROGRESSIVE SUPPER.
The Young Peoples branch OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance I'M
ion carried out a most enjoyable pro-
gressive Halloween supper last even
ing. gathering for the soup course at
the home of Mrs. Goldie Moore. 1923
avenue with 10 OF the mem
hers attending In a candy corn hunt
the prize was won by Mrs. Glenn
Chapman and Miss Anna Berger took
the consolation favor. The meat
course was served at the home of
Miss Pearl Graham. Twenty-fourth
street and Nineteenth avenue. Here
The girls were admitted through the
cellar where ghosts were stationed TO
meet the guests In a contest played
at their home Mrs. Edward Brien
took the first prize and Miss Florence
Whenever the consolation. At the
home OF Miss Mabel Snlutz. 1924 Four
teenth and a half street, pumpkin pie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
Peruna Cured Me Of
Catarrh
of Head
and
Stomach

M r. Samuel
r o 5 Q !, 612
Chestnut Ave-,
Nineland, NJ. j.,
writ ee: Il
want 10 thank
you for y o ur
advice and for
W h at ur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

Mrs. Laura S. Bryan has been APP
pointed probation officer of the NUM-
cipal court in Philadelphia. and will
have charge of the women paroled by
the criminal branch of the court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

flames were confined to the interior of
the shop. Several valuable sets o.
tools were lost in the flames. The
amount is covered by insurance
The firemen were first called to ex-
tinguish a blaze at the vacant Hoof-
man estate, a dwelling at Eighteenth
street and Fourth avenue. The flames
were put out with chemicals in a few
minutes. The fire was started, pre-
sumably, by someone dropping a light
ed cigar cut of window of the Odd
Fellow hall onto the roof of the house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04

All the news ali the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
Social
SOCIAL SERVICE STUDY CLUB

SOCIAl SERVICE STUDY CLUB
Thirty men sat down to dinner last
evening at the meeting of the Social
Service Study club of the First Metho-
dist church and spent the evening to-
gether discussing social problems.
Three new members were added to the
club roll. DR.. o. T. Dwinell gave an
interesting and instructive talk on the
subject, THE Social Program of Jesus
Christ" in which he set forth the
needs of social service work. A. NJ.
Bruner will be the leader of the next
meeting Nov. II and the following
session will be led by ]. F. Witter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-04
PROGRAM AT villa

TALLARICO PROGRAM AT VILLA
The following program will be given
at the Villa de Chantal tomorrow aft
ernoon by Pasquale Tallarico, pianist:
Chromatic Fantisie and Fugue. Bach
Gavotte ......... Gluck- Brahms
Rondo Capriccioso. Mendelssohn
Sonata-Op. 81, No. L.. Beethoven
nte-Allegro-Tempo l.
Allegro motto vivace
Adagio con expressione
Allegro Vivace.
Prelude G Minor .... Rachmaniaoff
Arabesque Observation-Disclosures. Debussy
Fairy Burlesque .... Tallarico
Staccato Caprice ...... Nogrich
Gnomenreigen .... List
Chant Polonais ..... Chopin-Liszt
10th Rhapsody ................ List
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HsIIssey's Leave ~
nip 70 Trep;cs
Gsd Panasss Zoae

tAusso Nisu. lhe hissd. oi The
W~ss ladies. the barbados. asa sh-
t,sssas ssaAi ssss. arr Tn h- visited
b. NJ. ssd Mr. u. r. iini,sss,. of
Tsisidsa. NJ ssd Nf., itoiin~ ~
iefs last sish' fef tsvssss ssa "s
March I sIii isss~ thss .iss f.s N~~
fosk shess o. March ~ shsS s,ii
sail o. The steamship tsisssss i.nr'is~
tot the trip ss The fopsc.s N 'kis
.s,-di,iaa The Ssisaa sf TsisiAss ~sii
le visited Soss ,sisis sia- siii b.
.psAi ls ik~ t'sssas sassi snss
sh.r. the inssi.s. siii ,i.s N. s.s.
si~ssa ssasi. -. ss-ss-s' ssAi.s-'
a.ss At shis a. sss other .ss'ass
Nj $50 ttsss tto,insss viii b. sos-
sh',ai s~tss usekss
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Drink MORE WATER
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Neat IL Yes Feel barkaehy
- Have Bladder 1yoshle.

Neat fasms uric asia .Lish ~
rti-s and ss-rsosks th- kiin-ys In
their efforts 4. iii,-s II fs.n, The sy.-
'-m. Regular -a,-rs II meat must
nish the kiansJs Occasionally. Yal
ssusi s-iiSr~ then, tis- s.s r-ii-s.
Sos,r i-"s-i.: r-mstsar all the acids.
~as'- sna i-alssn. -i.- y"a f.-l !,
duil misery Ia ,h- hlin-s r-aisa.
shssr f-ain. in 'h- '-ssk sr sick L-ai-
ache. dizziness. ysuf s,ossarh soars.
league is .aaisd and vh-n ,h-
weather /. bad y.a have rheumatic
ssias-.. The usir- is -i.-,iY. tsiI 1T
s~s,iassi: The sssna.is as,-a g., iFs
siasi-d. ahiisins y"i :. s.' sp 'ss
.s shs-- 'im-s iusins .h- night,
r. a~nsraiis~ these Irritating ssiis
ana iiu.h the ,--sss asin.is sps,.
set st-pa. s.ir auns.s af lad Salt
from asr pharmacy 'ak- a table.
snnpnf.i in = sias. ~ vas-f b~fs.- =
hssskfssi f.s a s-s days ard y@ss
kiAh-,. will th.a art sin- and Liss.
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Jsssi6 kllilss
l. CSsSltss's Nrd;ct
a. CovciG Case

Tha, the tllIIns q I..ss Gsrrl.
was Jussifisb,s ssd II s~if dsfssss
vss ths vssllet At the rorossr's Jury
yesterday sftsssooa.
Oaseis vss sho, dead Wednesday
slSh' ~ Assisy by The camp vsieh-
nSs. Miguel coes. whii- the officer
wss atienptiAS "a break mp . drusk-
~ roS.
TIE svideaes isiFoAureA u tbs
eososes's hearing yesterday showed
Garcia hsd ssrsrk c0rs wiih . i-oi-
tie. hacking hia dssn snd Shen
Cora siieapsed 10 get up he ~a.
struck sssis sad fjansed The .ssonh
iins. rssstas tee his life. ,s- affle-
ss ih~s drew bis ssa snd ov@as'i
fir. Osseis tell dssa with the frs,
shos ssd snolh~T msmb~r al the fsr.
~ vas iatared.
Garcia. aha leaves wife Assi
foug rhiidses. has s~~s ~mpinysi in
the Morley aise . year ssd hss 81
Ways bees = steady vostsf ssd ss-
rosdins 10 the ronpsay officials ihi.
u the first isoaihl- ~ has had, t~
ssfus~d io leave the rsnp sh-s ih-
strike Sss called last fsii,
The sial~assi that h~ sss shat
while ssisnpsiss To leave the ram !,
vss stsnlussiy Alsssas~d 81 sh~ saS'
as-s's isqus.s yesterday sfi-rs",a
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Doo't De Md n
Y0u 1--we lua0 1rooole

ss.ss j. Sss:;: = sss.s.,.ss
eSars !. is..ese IAAi sas.tLs~. \. .f~tes
Ne ss y.i hsea esss@. vsA@s.s 49,
vi ,s.s itw.e;e. sskS s.. i--s So
svssssn, - n essS sss~s " ys~ ess
elrA Il " Gkt ~ Wbse fes p~s To inssssl.
note its s-~fito 81 Ns So Ons te =
essiss t-sees - -. Resa ~ -"
s,x sssss,S Ave. Ne~ Sesl
.ts.s,tsu,ea. E1ye sesss 80. Wat ~.
eUst ! ~. tstes b ~. fssa,ts ucssstsi
q !. u,s'e1 ses ktcs. hi,ss ss~ ,vss,sf
= lsass Aftst spv~.~i ~ssAs tsesses~st
es, siyi.'S = -. a'si:t Z. r. ,'s
s..,s,..;'s, sssst: IT. ;i.. W., '".'s =, =, -.
eiSsi. after . thsse~ak eAsmissth.n. de
sjsfv.s ~, esse Lang rrwsLls. -! sls,
:s. .,,,ia's;. :. Ta;k.t sss,S - !. -
ytssd m. to .tsks E1t:ss,. A'et.i%
";SSs ,rs It. ssS isssf. And s,sdasli, -,
Ss3iey { hsVe ert ssksW she Altersttss
Tsa vel SeH keiiss ssi an strssSes
'..;s ...ss.,ii, s.,G;s - "HstIsssf1i "HIss1 xosaAxrn
,SScse sb.r.-,a,sl: ..s,s 90 i.qvr-i
~Sssu. Ans1Yss rs We" Elei.o +,
- sever lessai end Luae Anst' sa..
Mon, Ii,is. nfvNeAlSi As'h.,a. strhvc,n
iSNs AID 10 spetssidlcs ts- Ch,M
ss,rlnr ifuss. Al n, hsoti., t.ilIui
,s;,;s,t ,t;s,s'''',. ,.si;ss%.s... ~. H.. r.. e ~ nj
Ssr.r fnr sa'e bv sn ,.sdiws d'nes:s"
rte Haususs Drug TO-. three ssoss
sad ". .. ossss Dsss o.
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der iisard-r, disappear. This IA
moas salts Is made ff"m the acid .f
srap~. and lemon juice. combined
AiIh ii'hia. and has i.--h ns-i for
s-h~ra'i.ns I" .l-an ahd stimulate
sluggish sidn-Ys and s,ap bladder ir-
Eiis,i"n. lad Salts T. Inexpensive.
harmi.ss sni mak-s a-iishsfai -f-
f-rs~sr-n, iiihia-.n,.r drink which
miiii.ns at men m-n ana ~on-n take
Gs~ ami then. thus ssaiiinr ~~ri"us
kiah., hna bladder ais-a.-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
1u M covW Hsbcm

We have hess ssiss cAsases:
Isis's coash ksosAy Ter the ~
soash esd saesiA~s II - isAlstes.
ssbis. It's etfes, 10 siseoas iss'ss.
isseo'ss. $50 there is 10 ~ hitiss.
u 10 . desd sho< ~ . eosSh o. s.ia
Ne Il aos ~ Tbs tos Ray Sas ~.
easse We eosstses cAaahesisia's
Coash Rsoe1y The hsst made ssA
wass the peoSie 10 tsov Il saa ~
H." --ceisabss Safeguard. csiso.
bsa jssesIos. Iowa. fte sSove ~.
soeiai speesssl II The ceisntss
aassgsasd siaess sersy yaass sso. ~
that iiae The asie ssA sss q chso.
bsslaia's coash remedy wss coo.
fissA 70 . fev eosstisa 10 Iowa. u
SOW ea3oys . world vide rspataiiea
sad assy shossss1s hsvs testified
n iis ssesllsses. vos ssis BY sis
dealers.
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A ,nssAo. 10 wonrx
WAs Ar "Jsss AsA1y u Dsse.-

wh.a you stc ''ja.t ready Z.
drop uhea ros feel - weak ,hs,
y"u .As hardly dssR yourself ahu-,i 80
sad hevs"ss yoss have sos slept veil.
you get up - tissd ost, arsi 0asaiss
D. sh~s you wrht tn hsd. yoa ssed
help.
Nis- i.es DUMAS writes from Ma.
loae. y. v. sayiss: y ~s. il . bad.
y r"s.do~s s"saiiioa for several
weeks but iuo hotiie. of viao, pu,
@c On ~ feet again aad made ,ar
sttoaG and veil vinoi ha. dcaC m-
nore Gos,d issa all the other me,ii.
zines I ever took
" the 'asewosn. run down women.
the pale. ssrtiy children sud feeble
old folhs around here would follow
Nis> hsmaa example. they. too.
would sooa he able tn ssy that vinoI
our delIcioss cod liver aad iroe
rc0edy. had built them up and made
them s'suas.
II IL . wonderful strensth creator
SD bods. .ts,ildss. sad ~e srIi u un-
der . guarantee NJ satistaetioa. You
get yoar money hack " viaol doc.
act help you. The iisusasn DRUG
Co. Trinidad. Colorado.
=. s.-For any skin trouble TRY
our saso saIve. We guarantee Il,
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PERSONALS


y. 4, Wiley. os Dsnver. arrived
here yesterday for = short buslnsss
visit.
Abe Wiley OF rsseiO. Vas = Tyini.
dad business visitor l.si nishi aad
today.
OeoIse PuTdum VI i.Mdi0w sas In
the city yeaisSdsy attending 10 bssi.
ssas mstiers. o.. 1000.
c. e. Davis u kaases City vas n
TriaIAsa lsAsy Iooaisx sssse tpa.
ssas natter. -,
y. 4. csnpsos a Rslos eans "
yesterday sad ~ill spesd . ssv Ssys
u TsisiAsd ~ bssisso-
l.. a. Eisos arrived ksss yesiselsy
fsoa hts heas IN rshssao sss hssal.
ssss sisu a. several dsys. a,
Earl t7~.iax of EsapesIs kss.. ~.
rived II TsiaIasa iAh anrsiss les
. fsv 6sSs' ssis vtsh fssssAs.
Lississssi Z. y, H1sh-s of Ces-
pssy X res II tho city yesterday
fsosa Ludlow for susissss visit.
4. N Mcclellan u beaver. issvs,.
lag ssditos Tor The CoaeepAo sss
southern. sss is rsisIAaa ssAsy -
ksssissas. .....
Ayres u. Allies. . i.soais~ss vsss
co,iiss srsidsai. arrived hsss last
aigtS fssm bis hams sos . few days
business visit.
i 2. ~, Neb.sse,s a. the Rsasy
Mise s~sssssA this aossiss 10 his
hoa~ In Ludlow after si.ssiss 10 shi.
city for tso dsya
NJ. Arthur Cabs. Sho has is~ss
o. ~ ~sl~sAsA sisi, ts ~. i's~iiSs
rasss. bss ssssss~a to lirssss. vssss
hs v ss,rsdiss the ~s~h.
In. ssa As,. ~ ~. curry oi
iisssise. esae IL is.s sisAs tes q
t~v Ass,' ,ssm 9TH iss-ss. ssa Ia
sssssa To husss~sA asSs~rss
q. u. Art.sis os tsssses. sosa-~s.
~ With The Moastsis sslsirs Tsse,
phos~ ssa Telegraph so0pssy. -.
ID iFisiasA soasy ~ haia~Ss.
NJ. $50 Mn q. h. ihsssssos 1T,
lass sishl tes bsush. Coio.. shss-
they wiii sisis shsis dssahssss. Nss,
A. r oisSsiss~s ssa Mr. fsssis
Create.
Charles A. s,sss. . ssii hsnus a..
'osssy st Nee Asstrn. sssisei hsss
THE oessiss tssa ~ sooe ID t.ss
v~sss tos . tssissss visit sf = Tee
days 10 this ely.
RsseN lsssssss. aasasrs ~ TIE
Rssoa water vosts so0baaJ ~
turned this at~rsaos Ia bis Aess~ II
Rssos after spssaiss . dsy ia this
city aiisaAias 10 ksstssss asisers.
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sxooxulfs WIN FROM OFFICE
n C0KDAiS 1oURuANE)6r

The kksnhpes uos tsun Tbs Office
',-ss 10 fA~ ssli last sisst sss ,s.A
'hs iesi u ihe CoAsAsie hoslIss
sosssssssi. The SkaaAans rolled
Sss sAa ,h- oti,se So; The hisk
ssos~ t.s The sAunAus. .ss sssa. ~
ttssAs-. ~: peisi.s ssa ihs high
.soss Tot the UtIe~ b. iahssos. -.
pniss.s Ths xho.e sad ts~st Cats
~sii s.ii snsish,s rA- .ssadiss us
shs sesa. 10 the 'oarsssess j. -.
f,isu..e
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Fer sAlE-cMickelts

Tea y. e. Whit. i.~shoss pallets
dfssss sissiaj. sise ooashs eli.
ssd na- sartsssi. ass.islsd. Psiee
tor the p~a si:.ss. wish 10 sesAi.s
i.ussrssioa os ,hsa sss;, March = 10
set my supply ~ sasa tos hssehiss.
but call ssa hsrxsts Tor then ssu II
3oa ~sss ihsn.-E. l.. EsseihssAs.
:ss Waite Ave. Phoee Re- sS33. II
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REVOLUTION on N
RxpUDllC OF PORTUGAL

Msdiid. Feb. s;.-Tbc spanish
essessmsat has received infofma-
tien thst ~ inpottsst revolutionary
movement Is 10 prosress 10 Portugal.
According 10 an announcement made
today by the Spanish under.secretary
Of state for the interior, . condition
Of anarchy exists throughout Portu-
|ssl. -.
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DO YOU RELISH YOUR nEALss

rsif fas.i ,ia-s hp, ii,'i- an..i
.h-a yIl Has- Il" a--lF- foF u
Tah- an- at rhsmi-giain's Tablets
Immediately after aian"s u sii'
-sshi- ysar s,aa,ash I. sis-s fns-'
naturally rsT sale by ali dealers,
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NoE TlooPs TO
SAT- Mk
flo0 STRIKE ZONE
Cavalry fssa Neosat cesaiy %
New y Aguilas. fsvisr laiasssy
70 - 2s)ooool asl 0eaS Avay.

Rsissdses Oessrsi CAs.~ Ass su.
lhestssd ihe mose@ss' at sosv
ssuoes iso0 The ssstt. sass ot so-''h.
oss Celossdn. Assoass~1ssi Nss
HAsAe spasy shss . psss nt s,sions.
troop 4 sassisy. sos sssstoasd ID
rts0os' ssssSy. siii b. moved iron
that r'as. Tn Asuiiss TOT duty. Coa.
pssy l.. .ssosa t-siarss istssssy. at
tnSisr. Colo. sa~ .ssitossi 81 Assi.
lar. will he se,exs.d tso@ service asa
seat hone This viii ~ The 'htsS
mos.msa, u Ttsoap. hoa~~ssa 10 sbs
past saonih.
The slaa of Craersi Chase is u"
keep ju.' issac esoash ies.c IN 'Ae
strife sua. TO preserve ssd aa,s'ais
order ana carry out the order. "f 'Ae
xovcts.r The tsuops nr &" this si~e
have given eood sesvie. saa the ~.
i,Ies has h<es 1ai~s aad tree ssum
is~ivSsn-.s for so0c little time
The troop. 10 Osk Ct..k sis" have
b~~a released fsom du'ys
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

TIE Ssivss'oa Army eAs rss say
esss-osf esoshias. furniture. kisessa
assssiis. dhAss. heAAsss. sse. Asy.
zee hssiss ssy a sseh pisoas pAoss
kea 1855 asA they vili - calls1
for psoapsty. 1hssks.-CASlsia 4
r. I1saA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

Desvsr. Colo. rrh. 37-rha. the
conference u vesassa sosernosS viii
be held 10 Drsyer beatsalsE Arril r
snd their deilb-rs,ioas concluded ID
iine sor the cosferesce called Nv
Ssssstsss iAss - ihe. Dplatss .s.
prcssed TODAY by Governor A9osas.
who y sassctssy of the western eov.
essoss' coaferescs. The sovevan-
stated that Ne would take M the
matter Immediately with the eaesu.
tive committee. lie tapeasne1 grail.
ficatioR over the ISSUANCE os the cali
hy SECRETARY iAse sad preAicled
that the seaerai coaferesee wouid
result In Q thorough diasvaioa Of
aubiects vital to arid lssA ssaiea
and the formulation of . policy that
would assare closer cooperation hc.
tween the federal soversmest and
the states. He predicted . large ai.
isudsnce Of eovernors aad represss.
iativs eitiseps isterestsd 10 irriSa.
tios projects aad the lsselop0est Of
the public lss6 ssates.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

4 ooss hsasiitSi. ssasIi ships.s,.
hss arrived sas siil b. 10 display
sssssdsy osiy. Opsslss ssso's.e.
meal is'ss.-Th- Model Niiiisssy
Co 81,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

fstatias Of svsry description nest.
" saA quietly sxscuted at tAs
Chroaicls-News job rooUa. samples
aaa Qsotatiess % fsNutst. t.sc the
telephone. Tslaidad AtO. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

Wan, high grad .mt'as-' %
tho s~ts-s grade At srfsshss' Maxi
us- sf the ~ans columns at The
Thsas st~i-+ Nsss ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
ii nm VT en-
= 40
u IN lAx

70 YOU ARALRE thai q
: ~ conservative rate Of Z
~ esst isseresi. ono.
pQesassi seai.aasualIy. ess
1go,as ID nhy yesrs vill
spoltiply itseis more Ties
0svea sipsa.
U yoa eoaia to-day pss
sst sl.ss" q 4 PEI essI
esoIsuna istsssss. as1
lsass II ssAistnrb~A fos
fifty ysaN. 10 1854 q
vosid aavs grown 10 Si..
sSs. sunas'tesiiy. With -
sfSes' a. yoss nsss.
Nv yss ~ cs.psssl
1ssess vsskiae iss yssi
Seosnsss. ~ ~ Z ~
y -" 1 ii- :
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
nl,0A4sou oouy11IucI
CALLED H0A pIuvHl

wsshinstoa. u. G. Fea. s:.-
8-es~sary i.sse hes called = sesses.
esee o. tho ecsess, subject IT si,e
isssEatsoa n the ssta vert 10 meet
10 beaver on April sad haa r..
ssesscd the sosessosr Of Ariroaa.
California. COLORADO. idaho. Mira.
iaaa. Nevada. New MEXICO. Jsss,a.
sonsh Dahots. riah. Waahiasson ssd
WsominE 10 ssad representative.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
DAWoRD. sAGpIlsoH 4 CO.

Civil. Nisias sss tssisaiioa Es.
sisssss: Hisspsisliss. Asselss. cos.
s'sSrsins. koo0s ssl.sls aaak
Bsiidiss. rhoae =. lSO. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
Black Walnut Pesocke

., 80 i.-F Ii Saturday p-'s.,x-a,
r-a s s.tf-- q" !,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
oDi1 y AZ

Garcia s''-' f-
The tvssrai of Iuss dss.iA. The
mas vAo -as Killed 10 . fight 81
Morley Wednesday sisks. ~ss h..d
~ the Tsislasa rsasssskiss Cs~-
pssy's essp-i ,his ss,sssiss Al 10 a..
siork ssa the is'ssm-si .ss nsas
In the cssh.ls. sss~ssss,
1sales G. hssos.
Nsaso. q, t's~s.. The lus sss .
halt yssf old so .t NJ ssa Mr.
tAvsessr rissv- sss ssssa.os al
tllsvossA i'i.~~. died yesterday ~
iss2s ~ rae Kafs.i kas ,issis tsssih
~ss orrsssnasd BY az aI~rssIos Tot
A-setA. II. s-uay uss sssosra TO
The so0s af the rAs-s,. ~ i;ii
fisea ssrr-ss rhe fsarfsi Gill b~
h.ia fsoa ,h- f~sissss~ saturday 81.
t-ssons ., :ss.. ts'sssss, uiii L.
IL the Assaaie se@ss~sys
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

Ons .f the hess thIass . man ess
10 during the yesr isi, ,s 4" main
tain friendly relation. With ME
stomach Toledo Rlsdc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

cAsoaisss-lssvs sss . asseA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

J. Q. eA1IA osttsiaa 4 opssassriss
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