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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26

friibtr Giunbs. lin 8 lt6r maHm Bic
adHetbduitr, bHfn man ~peniaaens mIes
btr bic Gsrrafen, bic GiiibIe In Drelfn
geitdtlet, gdhIoHsn iptrbtn. INN H10 llbr
bic ReiiduraRts. Sur elrGm StuHpe
bsrIdbt aud Der lebis Weiro, bic Inter
aranObobn, bic decentralization; poris
stbt nun friiber gu gett aIs iroenb cine
propimIidbt. Dns fife paris BAT ftiHen
eigeneH Reid es 1T IeiHer 2rt arSBer aIs
bic Stdote, IN bsnsn man Ti9 amuFri.
tpdbrtnb 70 pisIe ibrer ainber brauBsn
perbluttn, bic gu linen eebDrsnl
Sn paris iinb Defenders In Letter 3eit
niht an5u Ditl @erpunbete su Ieben, man
min dustHidsinIid bic Stimmuna Der
9auptitnot uidt ~ bitter aeItaIien. Mon
1T iibrissns IN paris pieoer biel Supers
ii6tliher aetporoen. felt bds aroBe gIiihs
ten aufgeb6rt bat. Wdulbeibmthum.
5dnFaronaOeH Bel oentu. bic bon orauBen
tommen, %ioItdtirt maj ieltcn. teiH Mtnfn
inreit msbr ME Dor A So6ren ~ Bers
lin!", dber Elm untridiitterIihes 9ers
irauen berrlht in ben .iucces fiua[", bas
s%iinItige Gu6refultat.
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ans benz Snieratentheil.


SIM yGrGnt. aurier" lsItn mir:
Die pirtbIaaftlide Gage Der Saus6es
IiBer. bic burh ben arieg beIpnbers T9mer
aelDorbeu III, maHt ss srforoerli9, cine
aeudue Gtutiitit bariiber al fii6ren, lpeIfe
Qpfer bic 0ausbefiBtr pdbreno
bts &rieees our6 S~tunoung uno Radlob
Don gtieibforbtrungen trinaen unb ooriis
BET. ipie bic Wlistber loren 3ahlungspflidz
ten uomtommeu. Geruer eriHeint Is 9lpeds
mdBig, biarmit aud slei9 cine 5eItiteaunq
iiber bic SbpotbeIenainss unb Gteuerriid
Itdnoe Su perbinbsn. Die oousbefber bds
ben pas grDBte SntereHe, bielt StottItit
81 ermOgliAen. Sic biIoet einen ipertbppl=
len. Tiir ale 3eit bleibenbeu oenouen
ueberbIid iibtr bic ipirtbihufilide 5oIoe
bes arisges fir ben Sdusbeiiber anb fam
10 cine a~eeienete @rpnOlags fir DffentIide
insbcIonoere itaaiIide DilfsmaBuobmen
abltben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
g6eaterbircftur aefaacn.

Grpin aiibne, Der Mitbirettor bes gres
mer S4duipielbauIes, lit ais aeutuant
Der eGnbpebr, nudbem er iib bas Giierne
8reu5 erlporben botte. auF benz 5elbe Der
Gbrs i'm Often eeIaIleu. 9irettor Siibne,
elm Sobn bes gbdrfuttenburoer Obers
~itubsarstes a. .. Or. &i6ne, feitete bds
6dduIpieIbdis in Der ReaItabt. CT mar
elm prd6tiger Wenid uub elm ltrebIamer
8beaterleiter. Der iid namentli6 benz 9ere
paltungsupparuf nit Gifer nibmete. Aud
aIs 9arFeler 1T ct iuieOerbolt auf ben
8iibnm am 0Itertbor unb am NeuFabtgs
nal aufgetreten. Dor ieintr gremer
5bdtigtsit Ieitete Serr 9ibns bas Sntime
Sbsatsr in Riirnbers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Giierne8 arens in fiinf @enerationen.

Die Gamilie bon garnopsa uern6eimb
bat bdS @iierne &rtu3 in flint @eneratios
nsn auf5upeiIen. Sdon in ben gefreis
unsstriegen Dor bunOert Sabren purben
Rurl bon Garnaps Quernbeimb in Serfurb
un6 beFen Spbn. bet 1869 peritor6emt
@eneralmaior a. 9. earl bon Garnaps
Quernbeimb, tpeseu berborrdgsnber 5aps
mferteit nit benz @iierHen areu3 ausoes
3eiGnet. Sin Sobn beg 3ulsbt @endnns
ten mar ber 1910 in 8erlins5 rieoenan
beritorbene @eueralleutndnt j. 9. Gjeurq
bon Gdrndpsa uernbeimb, Der ff6 1870
oas giferne areu5 eriter aldFe eripar6.
SIN geeenipdrtigen Srieee haben nunme6r
aud Sobn unb Gutet bieies 9ffisiers bos
Giierne 3reuS erbaIten. IS fino bies:
Der burd feline GprIhungen in afrita
betannte taiIerIidc 0berleuinant Der
S6ubtruppe a. 3. @rnt bon garnaps
Quernbeimb nno Der 2eutnant 8eDro BON
@drndpsA uernbeimb i'm @rtnabiers Reais
ineut aronprind.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
ecip3is nnb bic S6eoter.

SIN 9uusbalispIun fir 1916, ben Der
Aatb Der Stabt 2eip5is ben etabtperorbs
nsten 8use9sn IieB, III aud Der itdbtiIden
1Rtater In bemertenspert6er @eiIe aes
oadt. Der Ratb min nit RidIi6t auF ben
arieg beiirsbt isiH. ale fir bic S6soter
RotbiDenoigeH aussaben uuF bus duBerite
ein3uf4rditen. Die 8ebdlter lnb Gaasn
beg IbeuisrperIonols ihib auf grunb Ser
ariesstlunisI in ben ausftelimgsbertrds
gen abebli6 eetiir5t iporbsn. Der Sntens
bart @ebtimraib Martsrfteis unb Der
0pernbirettOr 2obie baden frsipiaig bis
duf lpeiteres ouf Elm @itrtsl ibrer @ebdls
ter per3idtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
@arnuas fir G6emifer.

Dom @erein baltT9er Gbemifer pirb
oarauf aufmerfIam semadt, bdB in 5a6s
seitihriftsn 4naeieen erIdeinen, in mel
den Gbemiter fir bas ausIaho oeItd)t
perben. 9urd aunabme elmer foIden
Steaung fonnen inter ltmItdnoeN bic Sns
tereHen bes beuti9en 8dtertdnoes I6ipsr
geI4doist perbsn unb bic &nnubme Iplter
SteauHeen lam fir ben getreHenben
TdDere 8eItrafung mad ii9 Sieben. IS
empfieblt ii6 bcser, BEL alien SteQeuan.
aeboten, bic niht burd bic Gienenpermitts
hing oes 0ertiis ober burH bic 9ereings
8eitlarift (3eitfdrift fir o~naeiuanbte She
mie) erfoIseu. Grtuuoieunaen BET Der Sc
fddftsItele Des 8ercins, Sgip8ig, Iiirns
beraerirabe As, ~einSusie1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
aa6tuna ben snteritauern!"

Inter bieIsm 3itel Ihreibt bic .gorbb.
aaa. 3eituns": SIR bds 9erbolten uus
ierer OeTieHtliateit gtseniber ben gugs
IifN Tprsdsnben perfonen erI1tint Is ana
aeaei9t, Hpnmals barauF 6in3ulpeiIen, baB
ale nebrFdbiseR euglilAen 5~tdatsunoeh6s
riaea inner1aIb bes Hei9sgebittes fe #.
aefeBt iporben iinb. DID ii6riaen enas
Idnber mdnHIi6en @eIhls9ts madten nit
psuiesn Qiisnahmen bon Der linen iiinoIf
aebotenen @~eleasnbsii. 9euiIhlanb al bsrs
laHen. @ebrauh. 40 in Der Seffeutlids
teit engliias aauie an bds DIR tIinaen,
fait INNER a%nsnne6msn isin, bob Is
ii6 nm 9afaer Der @ereiniqfen
Stadttn bon ameritd bdnbelt. 0ieIsn
a~meritaniIhen @dIttn oiirfen mir bag &C.
fibl niht besintrG1tiscit, boB he i'm b. L
imeu Nolt unanaeFpdJten Icbtu tonnen unb
ms Der @sgrnitdub beIonberer RiidIint
iinO. ais aRagb0riee elmer neutroIen
Derea bipIomatiI9e unb tonIuIas
Beanie ftp unlerer in 5sinOesbaao
beiifbIiGen Gaupscute annebuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
geIaiid. enaIiider 8tuiit.

Den s9dmburger 9ahridtsn" nirb aus
grifel eemelOet: Plus better QueIIe lam
beItdtist DerOen, baB sniIhen 8eleien
uno England iebr groBe 9ifferensen Be-
febei. IS beiBt. 6aB jsbsr peri0nlite
8ertebr 3pii6en 96nig Gilbert unb Der
ensliiaen 9esresuerpaltung dufoebOrt Bat.
Die Gngldnber Deriuden untcr alien umz
~Itdnben, bic bon &Onig albert eetpiinTdte
oirette 9~erftdubisuug nit 9eutl6Iunb 5u
nerbinoern."
Die Meloung fIingt burdous niht unz
iDabrf4einIi6. 4Gmdbli9 miIen aud
benz bIinOeIten 8elsier bic Aueen dufecs
gansen iein buriibsr, OuB 8slsien bon ben
Berbiinoeter MIR gu beren eieenIii9tigeH
3peden uufgeopfert norben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Sim aaiier .wimelm. eannI.

Sol9enbes I'M eripeiterten geFebls6ereif
ber Geitung Giel uno I'M 8ereib BON
8runsbiittel fir bic 9arer bes &rieess
5~uitauoes iiber Pbotographieren, 3eihnen
Il. /. 10. erIaFene &erbot pirb aud alf
ben auBerbnlb ienes 8efe6ls6erei6s ges
lssenen aanultbeit ausgeoe6nt: Gs 1T
perboten, ariegsl6tffe unb S9iffe. bic
i'm Dienite Der Marine pOer Des Scores
itebeu, 2uftidiffe, Blug3euge, &risss=
fdiffsneubauten (du9 nod auF Stapel
itsbsnbe), 9beiIe bic fir Reu6duten be-
ftimmt finb, GeIObefeTtigunger, 5etbz
i~teIungen unb bic QnIdgen oes &diiers
BiIbelmsa anuls gu p6otograp6iereu, a6s
3u3ei4nsn, ober i%Onipie anFsunebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Gine faIide Nedlnuna.

Sn einem Grtitef bts ,gorriere bella
Seru4 beIddftist f9 aneeIo Gattt nit
Der Stdrfe Oes Oeutfden Seerss unb maat
bic 8emertung, baB bic niirttembergilhe
Wetaaparenfabrit i'm 4uguIt bieles Sab
res 4,720,000 unb fpdter no9mdl 1,300,z
600 grtennunssmarten bate lieTern milf
len. Gr 5ie6t oann bdraus peitere GdIiife
uber bic &opf3abl Der 4rmes. IS
ffeint, bnB 4ngeIo @dtti elmer irrtbiimlt=
den S%nfurmation sum Spfer geFdneu lit.
Die tDiirttembergifde Metautpureufobrit
bat ttisudls eineu berartigen 4uftrug err
bdlten. Die Grfennnn9smdrten fir unlere
8ruppen Iugern bereits CUR Sriebens5tt
BEL ben 8rieesbeItGnber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
SEE ernii dtertc eypnrnnlii.

aus siuem gtappenlasdrett an Der
frau50ffdzbelsifden @ren8c t6eiIt ell
leiteHber ar3t Der rMiin9ener YoTt@ nit,
baB iia bort Elm 9ebafteur bes ,9etit Yds
riien" als gertpunbeter %befinDet, Der
feline admeraben pieberholt beIudt unn
ita duBerit befrieoigenb iiber bic 9ebdnbz
lung ausbriidt. ST ertIdrte, CT lei bon Tei=
ner Sapdrmeret fir England griinbli@
gebeilt nno perte baraus aH9 iein 9eN
MAIDEN, lobdlo er nieoer @%elegsn6eit odsu
babe. lleberbdupt lei bic ganSe 8eb6ltea
ring iebr idle4t auf England su fpre.
den. @ir bdttsn bic 5d6e nie aneeFans
gen. petu uns bic Gngldnbsr niht alss
perfpr0Aen bdtter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
aenidfeiuDlide etnbenten in genf.

SIN Gsnf lit % 81 elmer aunbasbunq ber
StlbenteH gegen ben c~ortioen profeFor
elapareos aetommsn, Der ertldrte, fpenn
belgiite Gtabte bon ben GeutT6en 5eritort
tporoen ieisn, iei bies sefatben, neil Id
bic 3ipilbtbolttrung duberbal6 beg 81
ieBes gsIttat babe, inbem fs auf bic Deuts
f4eu SruppeH ffoB. gei ber nd6Iten
9orleIuns uerlas, ais ber qrufeFor err
fdienen mar. ein STUDENT einen proteit.
in Dem Der aiidiritt bes grofeFor aefors
bert purbs. Die @ngeleQenbeit lam Dor
ben @roben Raib, Ginftneifsn tuurOe Die
@ernebmuug bes profeIors kThlqfFen.
Sn Der Mar8iiBung bes @roBsn Raf6es
ION oonn antport ertbeilt iuerben. Die
6tuoenten bobtoitirten in3tpifacn bas
aoaes bts profefors.
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Scr aommunOant Dun W1anbcnae.

Der aOmnianoant Der GeIuna Muus
beu9s, Der ala 8efangsner in 5orgdu III,
iuuroe aus @riiubeH, bic gebsim ssbalttn
lperoen, aus BEN Sorgauer @efdnaeHens
lager am griidentopf in bic 3oraaust
arrtitanitaIt ii6srssfibrt. no Ct fd iebt
IN ein5tfbaft befiubst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
sl6scprOnetrr amsse5ei6net.

Der /. @orIibenbe Der 5reisn @ereini
gung beFifder 9ationaliberaler unb
0bmunn ossgteihstusspn9Itreiies Mdin3z
Oppenbeim. AedtsanipaIt Or. Bdgsntes
der, ber ais SberIeutnant b. 8. unb f5ils
RET elmer MunitionstuIoune i'm 6eIbe ftebt,
erbieIt fir tapferss 9trbalteH Dor benz
Geinb ous @iIerne area3 2. aIaFe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26

f
Die t6nislide Gifenbdbuoirsttion Berlin
bat Elm RunbI6rei6en an f6nmtIiGs
8abnbpfspirtbe bes 8e3irtes oeridtet. In
bem oieTe aufeeForoert fperoen, nlr 0ents
ide Gr5elgntfe fe~il3ubdlten. 9ag Huubs
l1reiben Iautet: .llnter ben III BEN gd6ns
hofspirthfddften bo~raehdltenen 4abrunoss
uno 8ennBmittsln Iino biele ouSlGnoifden
urfpruHes pertreten, in~sbeIonberr aud
8dhlreidle @r3eugniIc aus ben mil benz
Seutifea Rei4 8ur3eit i'm &rieg Iiessns
ben 9tadten. Wenu bies au9 bisber
Ihon uneripinI9t mar, 3umal bd mir
Bdaren oeutI6en llrTprun9s 6eiibeu. bic
1enet fremben Gr3euqniHen an Site
minbeitens gleidfommen, uno i'm Dreile
btlliger iinb, 10 muB Bel Der accommodation
gage Der 8erDdltniHe cine Iolhe bplfss
nlrtbiaaftIide ltnteritiibuns Der uns lett
teinoliden 6tuateu tlnb bic bdDurcn Be-
rtrtte Shdoigung Der beutI1en @plfsa
ipirthI9aft fiir bic Submit dua mad
Beenoiglng Des &rieges mDllidit uniers
bleiben. 8ir erodien es odber ais pas
triutifde pflidt dIler 8ahnbDfspirtbe,
BON Der gel4affung unb GeiI1dIlung ber
III 6rage fommenben duslduDiinM
Bddren fir bic Golse absuieben, @eeen
ben Werfauf ~borbdnbener 8prr0tE 1T
natlrlib nihfS eiH3aipenben, bd burb
oeren Rihtberipertbung IebieIi9 Der bedts
fde Edufmonn nnb niht Der Frembe Grs
eeIddbigt iuerOen piirbt.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Die 8erlnIte Der qaiirten

Die 9trluIit RuBlanbs unb Grantrsids
belaltfcu iia nab Sdpei3er S6dbunasn
big sum /, Ropsmber pie Iolot:
RuBtanb; $4,000 9obte, $4,000
8sripunbete unb $4,000 @eFanqens.
Grdutrei4; 10000. 1oSte, 370,z
900 8trpunbete uub 1877 1000 @eIaHoene.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26

Ra6t 5piidm ben fdnblidm 5ltnunosn
lumber. Die @canst bdIifn fe OIL Eiir
aapdIltrie pairouinen. Sin aanonier
bate baIb cine Stub sinatFangtn unb Eino
an 30 meIisn, Aber Idcn mao iDeRiatn
WliHuttH If1lsn Il lBItber init BEN iaIl
lselsn einsr: .@srab, ale Id Az mtilfn
anfinG habsB fe mir bic Sub tOblass
fdohen."
aiir5Iid "a Idreibt elm ariil,rieoffis
5isr mar ID 3euse bss folssnb,n beis
lersn elIbdtps: Der stanonier Or. ans
ierer rsitenbtn gatterie fhisn plot 1 Elm
sroBeS MISUNDERSTANDING Su Nins
ben. Ut bate Gin qaar lran1oIefoden
esfuHoeH nHb lpolte bic Gtriimpfs lpsdls
ltln. Welhes e%rltduntn malte id auT
istntm outmiiibism 9tFdi, ais sr feline
groBen ReilerItiefel nus5oa uuo babsi aus
BEN liHisn @tieftIIhuIt bier b%oaldnbiot
eBbeiiede idse uno i6reibe: bier
wlshsr, bier @absIn unb bier eoffel -
berausfitltu: s9d inb fe ia ale bic Dins
ger, no ID FtOn 70 longe nab Iu6e. pa
babe ID mir INNER nsue bsIorien miEsn.
neil ID Ft bod font in ben rthien Gtiebel
itsde I'M mir iniebiloet babe, bet id Fe
bardus perlorsn bate"
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als 0as Gsfsht natgeldKei battle unb
nur nod p~sttin3eIt Decentralization
ibrr ben bsutIden GieIlungta an Ben
@seuer triuHerftn. Ididie Gin Gffi5ier
einen Wann aug. i'm Milh su brItn.
2ablrtiGt Riahtr irrtn ndnlih aaa uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26

Gin 9euinant mar i'm Sins unb Sers
ippetn bes Samples ais @errunbster in
bic adnbe Der 5raH3oien eefalen. Ra6is
ipurbe ct pom einsm Manue in einer
S4euue bendht. gr mterbielt r1 nit
feinem mater Der ibm ouF einmai ben
gorialag mahts: n0ioniisur. peun Gle
mid ais @sFdnsensn mitnttntn, Fibrs
ib Gle Ju ben 0eutI@en 3uriid. limb
ain McrgsH traF nsr qeutnaut nieSer III
Der osati4sn 6ront Elm, nub fem Waht
poiten mar sufrieOen, ats Geiohgeusr bic
@efnidte biutsr Eid au bdben.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
BETTER FREIGHT
TRAFFIC ASSURED
Greater Moline Committee Has
Regular MONDAY Meeting
and Lunche IN.

Better facilities for handling freight
from this city have been promised
shippers by the Milwaukee road, &C
cording to a report made to the Great
er Moline committee at the MONDAY
luncheon today, by A. G. Abrahamson,
chairman of the traffic committee.
Arrangements have been MADE
whereby a car of freight will be made
I'D here every second day. A through
freight, running to southwestern points
and reaching Davenport at noon, Will
stop here every other day TO pick up
this car In this way the car will be
handled out of Davenport on the same
day Promise has been given that NO.
&C, which heretofore hauled freight out
of the city in the morning, but which
is almost invariably late. will here
after be on time. In the past the
train has not reached Davenport at
1920 in the morning, as scheduled,
and for that reason freight from Mo-
line was often two days in getting
out of Davenport from the time it was
loaded there.
Discussion of good roads projects
occupied the remainder of the COM
mittee's time. c. S. Trevor announc-
ed that he hoped to have the Rural
road improvement completed within
three weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
A CAR LINE FOR
BLUFF DISTRICT
City Officials and Street Car
Men Hold Joint Session
in Moline.

AS the result OF joint session yes
terday afternoon participated in by
Mayor NJ. r. Carlson, the city commits
sioners, officials of the TriCity Street
Railway company and number of 10
cal real estate agents, it is probable
that a new street car line will be laid
in the populous bluff. which has here
tofore had no means of rapid transpor-
tation.
The proposed line will start at
Fourth avenue and Twelfth street, con
Meeting with the Fourth avenue or
Blue line at that point. 1t Will extend
south on Twelfth street TO Sixth ave
nue., hence southwest on Sixth avenue
to Eleventh street. south on Eleventh
street TO Nineteenth avenue, east on
Nineteenth avenue to Twelfth street,
and south on Twelfth street to the
Rock river road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

IN STATE LEAGUE
Local Option Members Here Be-
come Branch of the Larg-
err Organization.

Local optionists of this city Will
hold a meeting tonight in the y. NJ. c.
A.. at which time a branch OF the iii
nois Anti-Saloon league will be in
augurated in this city, bylaws adopted,
and officers elected. The plan is to
continue the fight against the saloon
until the time comes for another local
option election and then place the is
sue again before the people. The anti
saloonists in this city believe that they
will be successful in the next cam
paign.
The branch established here will be
an outgrowth of the. Local Option
league, and the same people will be
members. Rev. J. II. Miller, who was
the president of the Option league,
will act as chairman at the session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
TO INSPECT TABERNACLE
Members Have Chance to See Repairs
Made After Fire.

Members of the church and congre-
CATION of the swedish Mission taber-
nacle are to participate in an event
celebrating the completion of the re-
building of their parsonage which was
partially destroyed by fire couple OF
months ago. Next Tuesday evening
has been set as the date, and the eel
ebration will take the form of recep-
ton and social affair for the members.
The sum of $1,000 was received from
the insurance company as an adjust
ment, but this amount was about $3.50
short of that which was required to re-
build the place. The trustees will give
a report of the rebuilding of the par
sonage and a frees will offering taken
in the hope of making up the slight
deficit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
LOCAL DRUGGIST SUFFERS
A STROKE OF PARALYSIS

Henry Sandstrom, pioneer druggist
of this city, whose store is located at
1914 Third avenue, suffered a stroke
of paralysis this morning. He was ap-
parently we'll at about $50 while he
was waiting upon customer. He
stepped into a back room for a few
moments, and was absent so long that
the customer called TO him. Receiving
no answer he stepped into the back
room and found Mr.. Sandstrom lying
helpless and unconscious upon the
floor.
Mr.. Sandstrom was taken TO the
hospital, where he lies in a critical
condition, and with little hope enter
tanned for his recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

business session took place. opening
with the presentation OF committee
work by the following:
Mrs. W. +. HefferaE, child labor
committee.
Miss Minnie Whitman. educational
committee.
Mrs. Milton b. Blouke. press com
mittee.
Mrs. W. ]. Benson, magazine com
mittee.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. b. F. Langworthy,
River Forest.
Vice Presidents-Miss Minnie Whit
ham Oak Park: Mrs. Alfred Bayliss,
Macomb: Mrs. Albyn Adams, Jack
sonvilIe: Mrs. William Young. Chica'
20. Mrs. Harry Flemming. Blooming
ton.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Milton
B. Blouke. Chicago.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs
Charles w. Blodgett. Chicago.
Treasirer-Mrs. George w. EgSers,
Chicago.
Auditor-Mrs. Richard Napier. Blue
Island.
Board OF Directors-Mrs. George
Huntoon. Moline: Miss Emma Ger
trude White. Evanston; Mrs. s. o.
Lewison. Chicago: Mrs. A. s. Oakford
Peoria: Mrs. Lawson Gilbert, Chicago.
The convention accepted the invita-
ton TO hold the annual meeting of 1915
in Ottawa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
Busy Across the River.
EAST MOLINE HIGH SCHOOL
NOW ON ACCREDITED LIST

Commencing with the first of next
school year East Moline will be on the
accredited list of the Illinois State uni
versity, together with many other
schools.
State Inspector H. G. HOLSTER spent
Yesterday in East Moline inspecting
the high school and the course of
study. He was assisted in the work
by Superintendent Hoffman. While no
definite statement has been given out,
it is practically certain that the school
will be placed on the accredited list.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
ANNUAL CONGRESS
COMPLETES WORK
Mothers Sessions Come to q
Close at Noon Today With
Luncheon at Church.
DR.. BUTLER IN AN ADDRESS
Chicago University Professor Discuss
es Educstion-Finsl Business
Is Completed.

At II O'Clock today a luncheon vas
served at the congregational church
TO the delegates here for the annual
state convention OF the Illinois Moth
ers- Congress and Parent-Teachers as
Sociation. and the sessions came 10 a
close after one Of the most successful
state conventions yet held Ihere
we're no speeches at the luncheon and
no formal program vas carried out
Most Of the delegates who attended the
convention have either already lett
The city for their homes or will go
this evening. Some few will remain
and extend their visit with local
friends over Sunday
Following a O'Clock dinner last eve
ming in the domestic science depart
ment of the local high school served by
the girls OF the class. with the Moline
Woman's club acting as hostess. the
delegates convened at the Commercial
club rooms. Mrs. l. d. Doty pTesid-
ing as chairman
Splendid music opened the program
for the evening. Mrs. b. j. Lachner
rendering a number of vocal selections
accompanied by Mrs Samuel NJ. Mil
Ter on the violin Mrs. Miller also
played solos.
Or. Butler Heard.
DIR. Nathaniel Butler, professor OF
education of the University of Chi
cago. delivered the principal address
Of the evening. his topic being, Some
Common Errors Regarding Educa-
tion." The doctor said in part that no
irreligious person should be allowed
to teach in the public schools. On
the other hand, the doctor does not
believe that IL would be safe at the
present time to frame such require
ment into law.
Business Session.
Following the doctors address a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
MANY SHRINERS TO ATTEND
ANNUAL NATIONAL MEET

Arrangements have been completed
for the pilgrimage of the members of
Kaaba temple of the Mystic Shrine to
the national annual convention which
is to be held this year in Atlanta, Ga,
and quite number of the local mem
bers of the order are planning to at
tend. They will leave at 3 o'clock
Saturday morning, travelling in Pull
man sleepers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
The Professor Was Wrong.

Several decades ago learned profess
sor delivered n course of lectures. In
one of which he proved TO his own sat
isfaction that the Atlantic ocean could
never be crossed by steam. Steam
power had been discovered and ap-
piled on land, but he was confident it
could never be applied to the ocean
Under the peculiar conditions of the
heaving tides. the danger of storms.
the rolling of the tide, and so forth
you could never apply steam to navi-
cation across the Atlantic. The book
in which that lecture was published
was on the first steamer that crossed
the Atlantic. The captain took IL along
as a sort of curiosity. That book did
not have a very large sale. but there
mas been quite a run Of steamers ever
since. and the professor ceased to
argue that steam could not be utilized
on the ocean.-Christian Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

Last year the studies were changed
and SO arranged that all requirements
have been met. Students from East
Moline after graduation VIII not De
compelled to take entrance exaniha
tons In order to attend the Illinois
State university.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
CITY WILL SPEND $4,000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

approximately $4,000 is to be expend-
ed by the city improving Prospect
park, exclusive of the bath house, &C
cording to figures of bidders which
have been received by the city COM
mission. A special session was held
this morning TO open the bids on these
improvements and on the Fourth street
waterman
Bids on each Improvement AT Pros
pect park were received.