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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

ipie bereits %gemeloet, 5ablretfe Cub
miIiionen eingegangen. Bon Oteien
mar Die Siibmiiiion Der Sirma @ebr.
Sfils aus 2uremburg NIT @a. t.
1915 Die biaigite, inoes Die bofite
2,044 ,7S9 Mf. betrug. Sas Inter.
nehmen bcgreiit ben Ban zines iber
200 Meter langen tunnels. Ger
ltnternebmer beginnt Die Irbetten IN
fur5em nit einigen 100 Mann. tyiir
bieie arbeit lit cine Srtit bon 11a
Sobren feitgeiest, mo nlltB iie biz
enoe 1915 fertiggeitelt lein.
Simpcrtsberg. - 1as in Der So
bonn.Ipeniie g~elegene 8obnbaits Der
Came Sbeiien aus Sentingen lit fiir
ben Hreis BON $4,000 6ranfen in Den
8eiis bes Observation-Disclosures Serrn
Wthael Htes iibergegangert.
Gnrcmbnrger in Der hpllGnbiidjcn
Gplonial- Nrmec. - Ioditebeno cine
Bite Der S%uremburger, melf)e in Der
boQanoi'fen aolonialarmee in 9eie-
oerldnoiifp Snoien bieren:
1. oils Sffi5ier: Sdneioer Srona
Wifael aus gttelbriid.
2. Ils unteroffisier: Bad So
bdnn 9aptiit anton aus 9uremburs
@leIener Vtidael aus Settingen.
3. Mls Ibiutant ltnteroffi,ier:
Diem Seinri6 aus Shonfels.
A.. Oils Sergeantmaior: @obles
Sohann aus @ile.
8. gls Sergeant: Slammana
Sheobor ans S~tabtgrunb; @aipor
Sobann a,is aanaf; SurIt aonrar
aus Settingen; Gents Serpatiils ans
@ils; Ward}al Sob. Ieter alfons
aus Soiineen; 1eppinger Sbeooor
aus 5taotgruno; Simon Wihael aus
9efort.
6. IIs aorporal: Wauer Iifo.
laus aus Siihbah.
Z. Ils Solout: Bernard Yetet
sSoiepb Goliarb aus aabIer; 9ierman
Sobann 1eter Soiepb @ilbeim aus
St)leiimiible; Gntringer Seinrih Ni'
folaus aus Hetborf; Siid6ah Sent
rid grnit aus @ttelbriif; Slanmtana
Sobonn Setter aus Stnotgruno; Ger
ten gsifoIalis aus Stefirh; 8regortits
Matb. Soiepb aus 0iefirb; Sendes
Sobonn Eeter aus Glauien; ailiar
Sran5 aus Oiioelinsen; Waierits So
born aus Gonstbum; @elter @il'
belm Moris gugen aus Samm.
Gipilitanb Der stabt 2~ngembnrs..
Bonn %. MGrs: Setter aricffe, al
6S Sabre, Saglobner, ebelos. a,,s
0ifferoinsen; Selete aroba, alt 45
Sabre, Gbefruu BON Gmil ban, end
Moi~or.8 ommanoant Der bepaffneter
Weadt.-29.: Motb. l1ri, alt 40 Sab
re, Winierer.-30.: Mnna Shmit
aft 65 Sabre, @ittpe bon s. g. Ueu,
than, SeitIebens 8trtb an Sberpanen
Sobann Bauer, oft SO Sabre, Stenit
fnedt aus Hemt9; Sobonn Sfroe
Der, als &c Sabre. Sdneioer. e6eIos
aus Seiberideio.-31.: Wargaretbc
&irs, oft 40 Sohre, gbefrau BON Be
ter giifen, Maurer; Masoaleno
@olf, alt II Sabre, @ittpe pom Na'
tbios SeinS, stlbs. 8drtner slt @ei'
mersfirh.-1. apriI: Sobann Wol.
ling, oft 60 Sabre. peni. Selbpebel
Der Solldnoii6 Snoiif)en Irntee
ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
q d. q, Itebe 2anbs=
ente!

Ser 9urhihnitts 9u1ems
burger ut erfreut pner eS sefaflt
ibm bod penisiteits, iuettn CT
Gtipas in Der o0a5ctte" iiber
iidJ ober ieinc Jamilie pber ftber
bieies 0ber ieneS Greisnie aus
Eermanbten= nnb SreunDesz
frctien lieit. ltnb bic ,Ga3cttc"
ut INNER bereit, iplfe Nad=
riftcn in lire Spalten aufsu.
nebmen. Sabei nimntt cs feine
srnfe YRiibc bic 5batiad)en auf
cine 9oittarte niebcr5nihreiben
unb ein5mihifen. Ginc &arte
foitef bios einen Gent, ein Brief
Stpei Gents. Nnn iiro aber
mandje 9ente Der Iniift, Elm
Gebaftemr ipa, cben neil CT
Rcnafteur lit, aaes miHen. Sic
beridten alfu nihts, iinb aber
bDdJlid1it er5iirnt, iucnn ntffs
iiber bic betreffenbe Sesebenbcit
ir Der Seitung eriheint. Der
@eiic infprmiert bic Hebaftion
nnh er erreift icinen Smef unb
bilft lid, fclbit mnn Der Seitnng
bic CT lieit. Iliu, bite, licbe
2anbslente!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Mhtnng, Salppnpirtbe!

Ser Chicago SntersS Ocean, Der
imner auf Seiten Der Srodenen mar,
brattc Dor einigen Sasen oas folgenbe
5utreffenbe gbitprtea: Ser @etrdnfe<
banbel an Der Bar lit ieIbitrebeno
ebenIo legal tpie iebes arlbere 9ei6dft.
Sn eetpiilem Sinne bebcutet Der
Sdloon fir Den 1lnbemittelten einclt
Grbolunssort. @s 9ibt pielc an
ftdnbie 9eiiibrte Suloons. Sn einiseu
Stdbten-in Bolton gum geiipiel-iit
Der Surhihnittsz Saloon iogar elm
iebr %anitdnbi9 eebaltenes Qotal. Gin
Galoon, Der minpertpertbiee hemiide
Nirturen OILS 8etrdrfe pcrifdntt.
gerbrefer unteritiist, Weinitrben
b1lt, in beren Siuter5immern Der linz
moral sefrobut miro, ETC., etc, mus
notiirlih aus Der 8elt ee5hafft fpers
ben. limb leiber eibt es audi bacon
nod cine lolhe In5abl, baB es fein
@li1ber lit, bdb Die Stipulation oes
Saloons i'm Mlgemeinen barunter ses
Iitten bat. &m lebten Sienstag bas
ben es bic Srotenen in Sninois fer
tig aebraht. d~nndbernb tanienb ca
looms ouRcr getrieb 5u ieben.. Sort
it ieet ben Sralien Der Ylab an benz
Stimmfditen eineerdumt fporoen, uno
pie 5rauen iinb gegen ben Saloon.
Reber intelligence Saloonipirtb IN
SGinois fam Die SIammenidrift on
Der @anb leien. Sic Srodenen pros
p6e3eien, eab in einieen Sabren tein
Guloon me6r I'M Staate Slnpis
eriitieren nerbe. @ir iinb Der Ins
iift, bab Die Sufunft bauptiddltf
bon bent @erbalten Der Sulopnbdlter
ielbit %ab6dngt. Sas SaloonseiGdft
mug Snusreinisune abbdlten. Wenn
9as niht geiHiebt, 10 bleibt nifts
anberes iibrig, ais baB iif Bic Saloons
tpirtbe einc Sdilberun9 bon Seiten bes
Yublifums eefolIen laiien miiiien."-
aurora @olfsireunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
@ro6bnpogtbnm.


III { III u g, :. Qprtl. - II II
folher InfIage.-Sor
einigen Wofen bratten mir, ipie ale
anberen 9ldtter oes 9anoes, Die Mel.
oung, boB Serr Srancis 9orang aus
S~ommeloingen oitf Antrae Der Cur!
embitreiifen StnutsanmaItifaft III
2onoon perbaftet noroen lei. @ir
erbdlten iest bon Serrn 2orong nod.
Itebenbe Nefblutg bes y9onooner &C.
neralan5eigers", Die mir oiif beiien
Wunif oeroffentlifen: ,@ir brad.
TEN por aht Tdaen Die Weittbeilung,
Bob Der luremburgiife Staotsbiirger
6rancis Sorong aiif antrag Der Ilir.
embitrgiifen Staatsanipaltihaft bier
IN Sonbon berbuftet noroen lei, me-
gen angeblid, aipeifelbaftea Sinoni.
eeId,dfte, 'ourdD bte cine Inaabl 9erte
empfinolih geid,dbist pproen ieien.
es mar bon 2ifremburs ~slrsliefe.
rltngsnntras .ofitelt tporben. Die
engliif)en 9ebor6en bnbeu ben San
.eingeheno anterinft nne glei1 in Ser
eriten SerbonoIung ben Inseflagten
out freieit SuB geiest. ba ii6 bte pol.
lise @runoloiiefeit Der MnfIage Der.
aiisgeitellt bate. Serr 2orang, oeiien
@eihdit iih im Souie 90 Builders.
bltrp, 6. g., beiirtoet. lit nod Der Con.
ooner 3eitung .9be Sinancier" ieit
5ipDlf Sobren INT 9onoon i'm ganf.
NIB SDrienfah thatis. CT befabt iih
altf nit Der 9riinbung bon 8eieG.
ifaften unb e~rfreiit iit) beiten Mn-
iebens. auh bon onoerpeitiaer
S6Goigung bon @elbleutcn lit feline
&eoe. "-~Sur, Solfsstg."
Efarrflerns. - Der bohniiroiae
Serr 5. 9. 9ieifbourg, Sifar su
Siebfrauerl, ipuroe gum 2. 9itsbums.
iefretdr unb Militdr. 9llmoielticr cr.
uarftt.
Giienbabnli6es.-Ib 1. Mai miro
Der 3iigoienit aiif Der Strefe Gttel.
briif- 9leinbettingen, Der ourd bas
Gerional Der belsiiten S~tootsbabn
bisber perleben murbe. auf Die @iIh..
2urbg.- gabn iiberseben. Gin gleides
aeihiebt fiir Die Strede lllflingen.
@oupp.-Grnannt: sum Stationsoiii.
itenten: GiGtar sc. Sfmit in @aiIer.
biaig. - Seriest: Stationsailiitent
Sentgen bon Gid nod 2rlrembura.-
Gem 9ofomotipfiibrer Gltgen Seireno
III 8ettembnrg lit cine 9elobnnng or.
tbeilt morocn.
Sterbefaa.-9lm Sreitaa itarb mad,
lGngerem aranfiein Die aus llngarn
ltammenOe Srau Selene ban Spd, oie
@enablin oes Serm Waiorfomnur.
oanten emil pan Spd. Die Sabinae.
ihieoene, cine tiefrelisioIe Srai, nib.
mete einen sroBen Sbeil hires 9ebens
ben peridieoeniten Werfen Ser hriIt-
lihen Gbaritas: Gen tarbitummen
ainoern Der bieiigen InitaIt, Der
Solfsfiihe, Dem &inoerbort, oeiien
E%rGiibentin lie mar, uim.
snremburser in Der belsiiden CIR.
NEE. - Inter BEN pom belaiihen
.Moniteur" perDifentlihten grnen.
niingen befilloet lid II. a. bie 9eior.
oerlIna oeS lieutenant . Colonel
CHARLES Shirn pom Corps o'etat.ma.
ior siim Colonel. Ter ilei, erranntc
Sberit lit Der Gltere 9rlioer beS Sbcr.
giiterporiteberS Serrn Sbirp aus Cid
a. B. slS.
Gonsrcf iir bic WcltIprad5e Sou
in Smrembnrs. = Die SauptorbcitS.
tage bes G~onsrciies iino ser g., Z.
iuno s. September 1914. gn ben Spei
folaenben Sagen finbcn s(lisiliige
itatt naf Monoori nnb in Die 2ur.
cmbnrgiidlc SdrmeiS.
Giicnbubnlid)es. = Gum 9au Der
itellen Giienbabnlinie bon Scttinacn.
Hiinclin9cn nab 9olingeu warcrl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Die SeniatipnSsier.

Die enslii1e (iopie aud elm Sbeil
Der beutihen) Sa9espreiie f~iitterte in
ben lesteu Sasen Die Senlationssier
bes lieben Yllblifum's anf's Heifs
Iid,ite burd Die baarfleine Seihreibuna
Der Sinriftimg Der bier Rorber bes
Sem Yorfer observation-disclosures Hoiens
thai. llebcrbies ipurbe porber aud
nod biel Sruderihipdr5e in gut ses
bcudeltem Witleibsgefiibl fir sic
Werbreder nerihpenbet uno bas liebe
Yublifum hattie p%ollanf barau an
iulen unb 3t micperfGucn. lpas ieber
sin5clne Worber seiast. gotham mn
aeoadt bat. lpie er ausiab unb lpas CT
iiber ieinc ciaenc .llnifulp" Dor
hrud)te. @ottlob iii nun pieicS
Sraucrfapiiel enblih Slm Ibidlliie
gefommeu unb Elm Worb inter 6uuz
ecrten aeiiihnt iporocnl- aatboliid,cr
Nldlbcnsbptc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Neue ,Menaee" .aiise seplatt.

4iirslid melbeten Die Sldtter aus
Winneiota 9afe. Der bprtise Yfarrer.
bofip. Solper, iet ipeeen Seibilfe our
Gntfiibrung zines &naben ~sefdn9lif
c~insesoaen tporben. @S nilste nid)ts.
baB Der Yrieiter feline llnlhulb be-
tbeucrte nrb periidlertc. er itebe Der
Safe p%oliirdnois fern. es banble iid)
Inn cine Sanilien : In~selesenbeit Der
8etbeilisteu. in Die er fpeDer eingriff.
nod iiberbaupt cin5usreifen bcrehtist
mar. Die Yrei'e perabidunlte nidt.
ion als Den ihuIoisen SbeiI erIfeiuen
81 laIieu. unb. natbcm erit Die .Iens
ace" lid, Der I~nselegenbeit bemdftiat
bate, eri9ienen in Sp5ialiitenblGtts
den 6. 3. I'M 1SortiGritt" in Meip
lllm) seDdiiiee Insriffe sesen ben
9rieiter. llno bas gnbe Der elenoen
SeBe? @ie INTERIM II. Npril aus
Slne Garth eemclbet tuirb, befaBte lid
Die 9ranb Sllrp nit Der Ingclegcnbeit
unb Fam III benz Sefunh. bab 9fep.
Solper niht bas @crineite sur 2ait
9elegt fpsrben Tam. Ber abcr err
rpartef. bab beet Die ,NPenace" uno
ibrc 8elfersbelfer @iberrui Ieiiteu
pereen. lam parten bis gum iiinelteuj
SaS!--.& nnbercr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Noh elm ttrtbeil iiber Me1ifp unb
Smerta.

1err 5. S. Splitirone, Der Hcbafs
teur bon r2eslie's @eeflp". lit fiir5s
LID BON elmer Heile blrf Merifo 5uz
riiGgefebrt. Bas er BORT iab, bas
bat i'm nod beitdrft in Der lIeber5euz
eune. bab ee geraoe5u abiurb lit. iuenn
Yrdiibent 8ilion neriu6t. einerl
2anDe, oeiien Sepclferung nit ibrent
gmaen Sinnen nnb Senfen i'm iie6z
3ebnten Sdbrbunpert itedt, Die politiz
ihen Sbeale bes 5.uau5isiten Sabrbunz
berts auf3M5pingen. @as inn aber
gang Defenders aufgefallen iii, bas lit
lie Sbatiadc. bab Serrn @illon's
merifaniide Yolirit nirgcub in Der
gansen @elt id)drfer fritiiiert lpirb als
inter Den III Der Stabt Nerifo lcbcus
pen gmeritanern. Sieiclben itehen
beinabe tpie cin Rann binter Suerta.
bem lie bas SeueniB dusiteacu, bnb er
lid] inter Der itdrflten Yroppfation Der
sroBten Idbieuns befleibi9t unb
G%isenid)aften ON ben Gag selegt babe,
Die iebem unbefan9en urt6eilenoen
Oleniden 8eipett einilpben IoQtcn.-
.Banberer,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Ser Npfel unb Der Stamm.

Cine eisentbiimlife Sorte &C.
miiien ibeint Sobu 8. Hofcfeller. ST..
oil baben. CT erfldrte por Dem Gons
srebs Gpmite als Sireftor Der GoloS
raoo Suel & Srou Co.: nIein &C.
piiien Ipriht mid frei bon Der Sers
antportlidlfeit fir Die berte in bieien
&oblenieIbern berrideuben 3uitdnbc."
Wenm er besielbe 8etpiiien bat pie
fem Batter, Der fromme 9aptiitens
Sonntasss ShnQebrer. bann ipirb er
iif aqerbin95 iiber nidts OeipiiIenss
biiIe MAIDEN Semofrat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

Sic lGngitcu Shrcu iinb niht
uubebin9t aud Die bcitcn 0Drcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Ans ben Ger. 5taateu.


: eprjica iir bic ,enrembarser Gazette. I
Sritmmfen ans benz Snappiaf I
beS Or. SuI. 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

RECAPITULATION.
Street and bridge account s413-25
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
c, 0. P. 0RAT0RY
SHAKES A LAMP
FROM FASTENING
Miss Harris, County School Su-
perintendent, Near Vic
tim of Accident.
DURING HILLSOALE RALLY
Misses Chair by Foot and Jar Hap
gems 20 Put Out Light, Avert
ing Danger Of Fire.

Fortune watched last night over
Miss Lou NJ Harris. county superin-
taudeut OF schools and candidates on
the republican ticket for reelection.
Had It not been so she probably would
have been put out Of the campaign and
possibly killed
The occurrence took place at the
rally al HilIsdaIe which was held in
the woodmen hail Miss Harris. who
was among the candidates to grace the
platform. came near to being the vic
rim OF what might have been a most
serious accident. when hanging lamp
dropped from the ceiling TO the floor
within a foot Of where the county
superinteudent was sitting Forum
stely. no one was hurt and the most
perfect order prevailed among the
audience.
There are no electric lights in Hills
dale. The old style kerosene lamps
have 10 be used in residences. bust
ness houses and the public hail. II
was while W. J. Graham candidate for
the legislature. was delivering his ad-
dress, that the lamp came laundering
down. scattering pieces of glass from
the broken chimney all over the floor
OF the platform. There was no out
CRY from Miss Harris. While the care
takers came 10 clean up the wreckage
she calmly changed her seat TO the left
side OF platform. T. J. Clendenin. can
didate for county treasurer, was seat
ed next 10 her
Ceiling is Charred.
The occurrence was a peculiar one.
Il seems the heat from the lamp had
scorched a circular section OF the cell
Ing directly over the chimney so that
the hook by which the lamp hung
was IoOsened from its securi-
u. The lamp. Of nickel construc-
ton. :ell in such a position that the
fire II It was extinguished by the fall.
II IT had veered at an angle. or oil
had been spilled and the flames had
been scattered. there Is no telling what
might have happened
A B. Johnson. chairman of the re-
publican county committee, who pre-
sided at the meeting, told the audience
20 remain cool, and there was not the
slightest trace of CONSERVATION, al
though several Hillsdaleites were
heard TO express a wonderment as to
whether or not the Germans were at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
TRIO NABBED FOR
BURNING UP ROAD
officer Carey Camps on Thirty
Eighth Street and Arrests
Three Speeders.

Pat Carey is still wandering about
the residence section of the city play
ing havoc with the motorists whose
desires to burn up the road overcome
their consideration of the safety of
the pedestrians and traffic Yesterday
the special officer entrenched himself
on Thirty-eighth street and awaited
the approach of the enemy. with the
result that three were taken into
camp.
OF the trio. two were Moline auto
drivers. E. Gustafson was apprehend-
ed near Seventh avenue and E. F.
Olson near Eighth avenue. Carl
Schmacht. a local motorcycle rider,
was arrested in that vicinity also.
Gustafson this morning was taken
before Justice of the Peace Carl J..
Kuehl. and paid the costs, amounting
to $500. The others were TO have
appeared this morning for trial, but
did not show up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

Continued on Page Eighth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
AMOLAX CURES
SKIN DISEASES

Stops itching instantly. drives out
all skin eruptions. Do not suffer I'M
bearable torture of eczema and other
skin diseases. AmoloX is the prescrip-
ton OF a well-known doctor who has
used il with remarkable success in his
private practice and now for the first
time is offered to ali sufferers from
eczema. letter. psoriasis. ringworm.
acne. pimples and all skin eruptions.
Herman O. Rolls and dealers every
where sell Amolox on a guarantee 10
refund your money II II fails TO give
satisfaction. Just wash the skin Win
a few drops OF this remarkable clean
prescription: all itch and burning
stops instantly. II softens and soothes
the skin, so you can rest and sleep.
Trial size 80 cents.-(Adv.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
DENIES MARCONl PLEA

Judge Refuses TO Grant Wireless In
junction Against Daniels.
New York. Oct. 9.-The federal dis
trict court uuled yesterday that il had
no jurisdiction in the suit brought
against Secretary OF the Navy Daniels
and four naval censors by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph Company OF
America TO prevent the government
from keeping closed the wireless sta
tons at Siasconse:. Mass, and Sea-
gate, y. Y. The company's applica-
ton for an injunction was dismissed.
The suit itself remains on the cal
endar.
The court was without Jurisdiction,
Judge. Veeder said. inasmuch as none
Of the defendants or the plaintiff re-
side within this federal district.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

lacking the peaceful village with their
Zeppelin corps. After a few minutes.
Mr.. Graham resumed his talk.
Other candidates who spoke at the
Hillsdale meeting were Senator F. A.
Landee, Representative Thomas
Campbell. George Richmond. Frank J.
Clendenin and Miss Harris. A meet
ing was held this noon in the Moline
factory district and this evening the
republican campaigners will complete
the weeks invasion of the upper end
Of the county with a mass meeting at
Port Byron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
How to Cure
Stomach Troubles

Excessive acid in the stomach. or
hyperacidity. as il is called. is pTI-
merilv responsible for nearly all cases
Of Indigestion, dyspepsia. gastritis and
fatuleDce. and quite frequently leads
70 stomach ulcers The successful
treatment for prevention as well as
cure Of such cases depends entirely
on neutrallZing the excess acid. stop
ping the food fermentation. and hee =
Ing the inhamsd mucous membrane
tha- lines the stomach. For this pIIr-
pose specialists are now advising. the
use Of pure bisUrated magnes1a, whtcE
has recently been found TO be an
equslled IN the treatment Of even the
ssveresr cases a teaspoonful in q
little water imm ediatelv after eating
s-cDs all pain almost Instantly. neU-
r-aiiZss the acid. and sOorhes the in
famed stomach and II regularly used
viii quickly remove the cause Of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
MUNICIPAL MATTERS

Regular Meeting Held Sept. 81, 1914.
City Council Chamber, Rock Island,
Ill, Sept. q. 1914. The city council
met in regular session at O'Clock p.
m, Mayor Schriver and all commits
sioners present.
Commissioner Rudgren submitted
week ending Sept. IS. which on his
motion was allowed by unanimous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

allowed: Peoples Power company
$627.72: G. Anderson, $500; NJ. T. Rud-
gren, S5.5S: William Godfrey. $3.50;
Mrs. Winterbottom, S10.65; II. p. Simp-
son. postmaster. $500; G. Eckhart.
S35.55; John F Moeller. $1.75; OIL
weller & Neumann, $l50; Yeggy- Don
Sales company, S144.26; Rock Island
County Humane society, 100000 Car
ried by unanimous vote
Commissioner Rudgren presented the
following list of claims. which on his
motion was allowed by unanimous
vote:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

American LaFrance Fire En-
CINE Co. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Austin Mfg. Co. ......... 1906
American Electrical Eng. Co. 1.25
Blake Specially Co. ....... 10
Bennett & Murray ... 4.25
Carl CIough .............. 80
H II. Cleveland ........ $500
Channon a. Dufva ....... 2O19
w. T. Channon .......... 200
C.. r. l. & p. Ry. Co. ....... $50
C.. r. l. Il i. Ry. Co. 1900. 19i
c. r. |. < p. Ry. Co. .... 452
Central Union Telephone Co. 100
Central Union Telephone Co.. 461
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

S563.S
Commissioner Rudgren presented
the following list of claims for salar-
les which on his motion was allowed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-03
BURGLAR KILLED
WITH A CLUB
Farmer Knocked Him Down and Out
When He Was Caught In
the House.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, July 3.-Joseph Grin
wood. &C, and wife fought a duel to
death with burglar in their home
near Yorkville, ILL.,, before daylight
today. The intruder had an ice pick
and stabbed the aged farmer many
times before blow from club kill
ed him.
The burglar, man Of about 80, at
tired in new suit of clothes, entered
the farm house and was surprised by
the farmer while searching dresser.
Clad In his night gown, Grinwood
grappled with the man. They strug-
gled until the farmer grasped the club
that ended the struggle. Mrs. Grin
wood aided, and In the dying moments
or the intruder. held Him tightly by
the throat to prevent him from again
attacking her husband.
In the burglars pockets were mem
oranda showing profit Of between
5000 and $4,000 in board Of trade
operations by VIM. Davis. It is be.
lieved the man stole the clothes he
wore and papers in them in a prev.
ious burglary. Nothing else could ba
found to identify him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-03
'R)DY Of DEAD PRINCE
LIES N ROYAL CHAPEL

of the common people were permitted
within the line.
To the irritation Of the public over
the funeral arrangements was added
detestations OF the arch-duke's assas-
sins and conviction that Russian and
Servians intngues in Bosnia had led to
the crime. In several quarters Of the
city at midnight, students led In great
anti-Russian and anti-Servian demon
strations and today the Legations OF
both countries were under strong mil.
itary guard.
The bodies Of the arch-duke and
his countess will be taken tonight
for burial at Arsteten, the arch-dukes
estate In south Austria. Tomorrow
the state funeral services will be
held here. It was believed unlikely
that the aged emperor would person
ally appear. II he does not, the royal
house will be represented by the
Arch-Duke Charles, now heir apparent
to the Hapsburg throne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-03
TWO PERIsHED
IN THE FIRE
Mother and Daughter Died While on
Their Knees In Prayer
for Aid.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, July 3,-Bowed in an
attitude OF prayer at the window
through which they sought to escape,
Mrs. Hannah Nickorii, 45, and daugh-
ter Sarah, 10, perished in an incen-
diary fire that swept five story
apartment house on Fifth avenue
early today. Three other persons are
dying. One hundred residents were
saved through heroic work OF police
and firemen.
Rousing tenants by firing their re-
yolvers, police then stood by and did
valiant service. Patrolman Schasber-
ber, single handed swung family OF
six one by one to safety across a five
foot chasm between buildings. Emma
Nichorii, husband OF the dead woman.
is dying in hospital after making a
desperate attempt to guide his wife
and child to safety. Jacob Finkel-
stein jumped from third floor win
dow. He landed on double clothes
line and spun round and round until
patrolmen saved him.