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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Stprc Gienoomeiala.

Storc Gienoumsinlg. 8obseicr
SeIlmers al 9osfiloe hor ioIgt Soer.
EZRA @o6s / Sorns Serreo til Bro.
prietpr $. Iobien al Slangerup.
9oaro ueo Hingiteb. Zen me Gier
nil itrar tiIbpoe ale 69itebule til
Selueie.
- ~G6riitian5holm" peo alamoen.
bora err al Gierne. Baron AreI 2erde
ca Hitmeiter Glauion.aaas, iolet til
Sen 0anife 8eianot ! Berlin, Srec
6. IoItfe. Griien err eiter 5orIp'
oeuoe gobt 100000 Str.
- GroprietGr CIR. 9ult5 bar
ioIat Annergaaroen oaa Surs gedrt
til @roprietpr Sauritj Rielier, alle.
rupqoaro Or. Sfielifsr. for 142,5OO
str. areaIet er 200 Sor. SO.
- SouebgaarSen ~Sddrupgadro"
/ Saarrtp Soan err az Sooseier :.
9arrien. Creritrrp, iolst Ill Fropri.
etPr &. Ssergenien I'll "Gllernr.
aaarS- pes 0olb9t ior 10000 ar.
6ooiet 9uoeruoholm. hUortiL
hsrer 9uoerupholm 5oUeoaaGro, Su.
eerup6olm Rslle. SegIsaaro StoU.
SEN ~uStsrreoe 6raulep "a iamt 20.
ria Goie m. m. or iisI1e ~aorh.
Stiitst-- az @ooseier y. 11hl isIgt
iii 9dHobrIssturotodt 2Sescerier,
.gcrt1s, Tor 200, 900 ar.
- Chr. Srirf m. II. bar ma9e.
Fiftst G11rosu -GIingtirr~ uso
Seruing uies Z. Srcsitrllp G1riiter.
iens H~fhclosbctel iSti6ttIo. -Giiino.
tlRr er oEi1t III 10000 Str. % III.
hoIeshcteIIst III 10000 Rr.
~GisroingluHo- neS Gisroin1
St1ficn er az GiereH. SrogrietFr &.
& Ss1srisu. ioIst III ". ,seuien al
Rlte fcr tts.0O0 Rr.
- SrourigtPr SsrssEeu hor icl1r
dlIsr1LrGciro uen SoIbOt III 9ooS-
eier ScurieE. SrE1irrHg Icr 10000
Trursr.
AulsscdreeH S~rclLesG1ce res
isensuldrf u-ss = ~tllil1gense a f5L
Ser. gam p iolgr III ScrpcJtsr %.
ucs-S Scluesccre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Eotetes.G rpprten. Sra IaIborI

meooeles oen 17be Marts. Sioeir
Torbuoets SpbPpeIie er Der fominet
7Sart / @otetes. Grporten I'll Inlerifa.
6orIeOeu aigif Nutorifibet "GaIifor.
nio" ira ajebenbapn meo Ell flor
Gaoning. Taa Wanbog n%fienoer
Gunif @nSeIs.a I-grport, ser
bar Sopebfontor / @alborg, eget Glib
til Nep Dorf meo $4,000 Ssnoer
@oteter. Sra Hanoers aiguar og.
ioa mart en- Itor 2aoning. Com Sol
qe al SEN Itore 5rapIbeo bar MIA an.
ifaiiet eleftriife Raifiner iii Fote.
terreS Sorterin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
"Reminiscences.

w1rTAINIAsrEA"t" g
f,-r uresoelsS Sen t2te Warts. $cl
-pIesursee meg restcG $euirre. Sc-
Sifrls a. SccI1lSeHutrnter II fglIes
SrsfrilIiHa ! GrurSlsuSicseH Set
er SoceSuartrgrHe cUereH$fIeTr-Eu-
30 uaS Ssnfrrgs ScriIas Se rle,-
f,le sHEsr sGEsrmy AZ S5 Mars 81
~SergGryuign % uISere CrlssuIHss-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Hinafipbinafiurb. Sra &is6e.

bopn meobeIes Sen t3oe Warts. Sro-
iifminiiiteren bar ioag fremiat Sob.
iorIlag ON 2ufnirg al &unolen peb
Sbioe SanSe % GiIoeiebringeIie al
ct SnoIeb anbetItebs til Hingfiebing.
fioro. Eli miolertioige Soranitalt.
ninger bebiIges 100000 &roner. Ser
ifol neSipttes en- aommisiipn til
SperbeieIIe al en- enbelig Srbning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Minceieiter paa Belle. Gsnen. s

Belle meooeIes ben 13be Warts. so
A~arsbagene for 9ampene peb @eilc
minOeS / bisie Sage her poa ggnen.
Sorleben afboIbtes et of 400 0eIta'
gere bei6st @eteranieIt | Sellinge,
bpor De gamIe @eteraner fortalte ON
beres SpIepelier peo 0unneoirfe og
SpbbsI ee UNDER 9ampene peo Belle.
Signenoe Sommenfomiter finoer
Steo runbt / ggnen, IaaIebeS /
SiortSballe, Tlbolml Hpferfe og
ilcre Ste0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Seitnmentnrif 3enat.

tisbing 81, mcbbeIes oen 13bc
Warts. Npfiebine so. 9praao bar
ioag mootaget Weooelelie ON, at ui-
rsbe SSilititsruao &c. @reum / SOenie,
Der bar bnrnefsot / Npfisbing So, /
lit Seitamente bar ifipnfet ct 2egat
paa 10000 Ser. til perbiee tr9ngen.
&c Mpro % &pinoer / N~pfisbing 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03

Steoefs prelt, areI gergb al Spn.
ooen. Fait. 8. g.. 9if al Sauges
Spnooe og Rait. 8. Qefenssoarb al
Den 6oreneoe Strife tog ogiaa Gel /
SamtoIen. s WibbaqSihmoen ben
tsrlte Gag al Mtsbet bIeo ben npe
Gre'tegooro / &uth.on inbpiet al
Sormano @~onssnes. San taIte ON
~TeIIigneI'en for Menigbeoen / ct ret
Ere'tehlem, 90 .formoneoe Merigbe.
ben I'll at beoe for bette % for De
6oIf ion Dor Der, of oct maotte bli.
be I'll Welfignelie. 9erpaa fit Sr.
&. 81. 8rpte Srbet. 3an irembor
EFT Fengeaape fra apinoeforeningen
% llrgoommen poo $71.00 % ira
Npnbene $24.OO. RoItor gergb
taltc bernnit % toIfeSc i'm oa &r.
itrus Sof til Wteniahe0en for Suiet
% for Den FenaeeoOe iom ben M
bouoe bragt. Hait. @ergb % 6riie
ifal iii @aaren ioretogc Ell Hel'e I'll
Norge % andre europGiife Sanoe.
SangeS Snnpoe.
Eaitor ears 9oroal fra Ma.
oiion, isis, bolot Ell &ptte Spbpg-
geIieSmsoer / @rano Hupios %
AmbIe, Mid., ira Ben 3oie til Den
Soc Morts.
- Foitor 81. 3. @eitpbaI i~fripcr
/ ~@uob.", at ban fommer til at
iorla0e De Sorenebc Stuter | @e-
gunbrlien al gpriI. I'll aorreipon-
Dance I'll Samfun0etS SnoremiS-
iionSbeitprelie bebeS oerior lelrot til
9eitprcIieus Sefretur, Roitor ". ..
Gppeguarb, MaOiion, Minn. @eit-
pbaIS AoreSie bIioer bercfter: Ges
real, alberta, Canada.
Eitlige @aibington.S0aDo Sn-
bremiS b0Ooe paa Sno-
bD0eIic al Siols Weni8beO, Faltor
5. 4. Sipenions &ul0, 0carp, Sou-
No, Wsoe Ben Soe til lite Sariiar
1914. Msoet begnrote meb Bro
bife1t al Eaitor Sail oper q. g.:
10-20. Haltor 6. NJ. @rtmsrro
inbiebet Gnret: Mobt. IS: 1870.
Sem Greiter por pco Mcoct, TO al
Nauge3 Spuooe, TO al Den 6oreneoe
Strife % zen al 6rifirten.
Surifjeaiat.
- Gaitor $. Senrifien er of9adet
ueo SsOen / ariitionin / en- Nloer al
1872 aor. @errifien, 'om bar
loot / Nor0Iono, oros / ing SLIDER
til gmerifa. Ser oirfe6e ban en-
lang Iurrptte ion 2pgprPotfant
bIarot Npbppgerne. Senere bIep
han fal6t I'll NreIt ! en- norIf We.
beroper. Tairor Senrifien
por utrrtteIig / lit Arbetoe. SrooS
ooarIige Sonmltnifntioner % man'
ge andre @orifeIigheoer lit Fan or
aauiieret en- Npffe norife Wenigbe.
Der rrnNt omfrins / Staterne, bl.
@. har ran grilnblo1t en al Be fer.
lite Wcnigbeoer / minneapolis. 81
- aar pirfeoe Senrifien / Nhmerifa.
3 Sc ii0ite 10 Gnr bar ban ppret
toiut ! Rrtitioliia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
SDosfal6. SeSltititsroob 0Inm

~poS'ulp. SuIItISrQQO Vlont I
Spngbp CT osb l1oen forl,oaauenoc
Spgbont, 81 9(ar al.
en paa Sreoericia- Ganen iGr.
oeleS pelfjenot Sanomonb, fbp.
@aaroeier, Sognefogeo oa 2eobs.
mano s. 81. Sanien al gerrp err
plnbieIig ofgaaet och 0soen al ct
Sierteilag, SO Iar al.
= @n garnmel, aniet Sisrrinobor.
ger, Maifinfabrifant s. Seioenann,
er afgaaet peb Gsben, so Star al.
s 60 Aar bar ban paa forifiellia
Waaoe / Sjerring &ommlnes Sic
reite, % i%noenfor lit Sag bar ban
en- meget aniet Manb, Ser rabnIig
bar opfutOet prattiife 9anobritgsma.
finer.
Sbp. Iroprieter g. 90. Sna.
nerien al 9tritinelpit / @irf pe6
&oloing er afgadet peo Ssben, 50
slar eanmel. Den Ifbe6e bar | fin
Sib en- al SpIlanbs Ieoeroe Sippo.
logger, Sommer peo 2artbmanbsfor.
Iamlinger, Sormano for Statsbing.
iteifuefommisiipnen nj. m.
Sbp. Soenepreit for @isbp.
Seltborg Me1iebeoer CIR. Ser9en-
len er aigaaet peb Osben I Sbiiteo,
II Iar gammel. Den Mfbebe bopbe
/ fin Sib p9ret &npelIan bos g. s.
G. @rrrnotoig.
= ct al Sen beliingsrIfe Sanbels.
itdn6s plbite Weblemmer, &jsbbonb
Gngelbreft SilIigiee er osS paa SO.
ipitalet / Seliingpr ca. rs gar al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Gn aSuaren6e Hsit.

Gn aSuarenbe &bit. Gaa Se6e.
Ggnen omfring Sreoerifs err man BE-.
gpnbt at blipe noeet Gngiteliee beb
&omnisiion8raab Sans Calls 1torc
Spfieb al Seoe meobeles- fra @ibore,
og Der mites Manb pg Wanh incl.
lem ON, at bisle Spfjob neppe fer
alene for GensbDraplens Sfplo.
Nabnlig urorer man iig oper Sen
Slotbeb, ser ,tooiies; Pengc ipnes
life at ipiIle nosen ipnoerlig &oIle.
@daroeier CIR. M1lnf al Saierbal
opfororer / "Gib. Gifts Solfebl."
S%ebebsnberne ill neie at oberbeie,
isr Be ipleer fin gobe banife Sorb
iii BEN baniffsbte SpIfer, &ommis.
iionSraab Sans 9aI( / Samburg.
OaIl fieber Iomne Tiber fIere Sebe-
eienbonme ON 9aeen; op moo 1000
Cor. 9ono er paa Den Wauoe gaoet
oper paa en- Saanb og betaIt meb IT,.
ife Eenge. GnbOer fan 10 babe fin
Menina ON, bbao oct itore Ireol
lfal brliges I'll; men. ebr. Wt1ttt be-
negter, at MensoprapI fan bore So.
peoiaeen oIere al Sen @runo, at Ell
Gel al Ben opfisbte Seoe eaner fig
iortrinIigt til 9nrfning. Sperfen /
9aritp, Meien eller SreoerifS t9nfer
noeen paa at fisbe &ensbpr. On
Ging lig9er imiolertib Iige ior, 70
SET err, at 1loro o. ueIt for Sreoerifs
bliper ll6piflinaen beitemt al S..
9aIl / Snmburg og bIiper oltiaa oi'
rigeret ira 3piflaro. 0u er Der Jam.
let nof paa en- Saanb, til ri Ter,
6ooo ser fommer ub beraf, i%llitter
8adroeieren. - Iogle giPtter paa,
at 6enne HenSbprporf piloe BIZ ct
uomerfet 2anoingsiteb for tp'fe
@eroblaner Ga 9uftIfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Tpoens son.

0erpeo betienbteieres for %frapGrenoe
Slpgt % @enner, at BET bebugeoe CUB
/ lin %isbom at tage biem til ii9 Dor
tirre Suitru og Nooer, Mrs. Ole Sers
pcnion. ioot 9oIoen. iom bpoe / Sroen
pnn i'm 6reIier al @ierteipgoont ben
22oe Sebrlar e~fterIobeube Ell isr9enoe
9ggtefrle % 8 @crn, Mrs. q. Z.
Sborion. 8oieipooo, Minn, Nrs. @.
80. SIion, Sod. Miun., Sobn, Hmilie
og CIaf. Sbief Hiper SaIIS, Minr., iom
ale bar tiliteoe peo Spaeleiet % ge>
grapeIier. unotoeen Mrs. SIien, iont
paa @rirb al Cmitrnoigbeoer life tit
IuIebnin9 til at fontre. Nmilie bar
hiemmc % bar line SorGIore til ntesen
&iGlp. Aibeoe bar fsot paa @aarz
sen SoIoen / &einIi, Ssrbre GlroaI,
Bang, %alocrs Sen 17be 9ecbr. 1S45.
Yaitor =. 6. IaItab beIeete benbe
Here @onge pua Speeleiet % taIte Sres
items Orb til heuoe, font I9netebe pg
bao tent pe tibIig ON at faa flute bere
ina % ere meb &riitliS.
2igeIcSes tnIte NnItoo / Sereebuiet
% / Girten poer Sisie Orb: "Sodb ie9
aisr. i%oritaar bu life M, men Oh itaI
foritaa BET berefter".
6un bIeo bc9rnbet pna Hioeriioe
OrnpIuno / Sbicf Silver Sails. Iinn.
Sen 25oc Sebrunr. Srco meo beroes
Step! %eliisuet p1re benbeS Wfinoe!
q. {. Sboreipr,
Spenb ellington of9it 81. ii Sen eSc
0iarts oeo GsSen / Srpeu paa lin 6rel@
Ier og Staber, eiter ct Ianqt og imere
teIigt Sh9eIeie. San bar febt Sen lite
Suni 1928. bche BEN 96e Warts 1914
% bIep be9raoet paa %eIican Safe
0~rappIabs. 8aitor Normau forretteoe
baaoe / Sergebuiet 90 / &irten.
Speno ellington a fort / Grdrre
men. Norse. font iii Grerita / 1870
boIatte iig ! Criorbpiue, @is. o8
boeoe ser i 8 Iar. flpttebe ba ri Otter
Sail Co., WinIr. / 1873 % opboIbt Jig
Ser for set meite belle SiSen. Sar pbere
Ieee5 al lin samIc Sg9fefRIe og g
9arn.
NreS meS bans stsb, beIIisnet Oare
bans Rin0e! X.
Chi 6. ReleaarS, @ier al Granite
@or.s. osoe Cnsoos Nurseu Sen 13be
fsbrlar III. 2 / lit Silent ! Goihtou
8is., eiter / Iors 2ioeIier al per
uiciou3 areu,ia~. Gan Iaa Inn 8 Tiger
ttIiengs. Set iaa I'D FOR NoniIieu, al
2eoeu pilse tonrne, men Sc troeoe life.
sen ituIee toume iaa hurti8I. 80 az
Snrerre. giIert 90 6erbert. boenoe |
@arrou. 4 life tiIiteoe res oercs "a
Ssrs Geosleie, u1ater &c oar FER %
i1a Sam Here @ouge. Zen Gfoeoe uar
fSot / Coon @alen. 9sruor 60,
i2le T1rss 1860. Dan oar Def on0et
@orn al - iout Ieoer. rentIig So3u
al Gor-5 2a,ot1. 6aq5art az GaIiior@
ma. R-s. e1reu 6nasr al SIact Rioer
Taus o. Rrs. Gmil RauIisu az Cab
ION. 6ons gdatIe Iooer Ieosr Ser los
tin 1a..sr. Nrs. Gr1il @auIieH. )
Taruar 1884 bIe5 Gan aft n,eo giis
Gmilis 21risu. OF 81 5dr ha5t 9 Bern.
d5orli ale bar tiliteae oeo gs1rdreIier.
Err. gls.Fcro BAR On Hint Sorretuin9se
mcuS. l,cr b1coe n1nrae aooe 9eruer
5c1os I Gci5ton o. ruuor ! Gouutaet.
San oi. 5Ii7e ircre. az I'm f1n1iIle ca
@erner. 61r o1r TeSlsm AZ 9sGser
% @coor1n 2o1.. 9esra5eIisr fan5r
Ger ! 6uist III. I gsro1s5 Gitarrn
o. / gloeus airts 5eo B1itor z g.
PcrSes:ceor. Oar t1lte 5a1 Er3slf {
6uiet 90 Sdc Rcrit ! Girter. car
Ser 6s7ra1et cca Roeus Brd55la6s.
R.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
era Danmdrf.
9anif sfibsperft / California?

"Sooebitaoen" / aisbenbapn bar bsrt
ct 6~orIpoenoe ON, at gurmeiiter &
@ain paat9nfer at anlegge ct Sfibs.
oerft / SafIano / GaIiforna til 1
MilIion Dollars. Sireftsr Soar
anuolen beiinoer iig / betrne Sio paa
Meiie / California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
8amle T~olfcififfe eienoptages.

Wamle TOlfeItiffe gienopta9es.
Sra Belle mebbeIes Sen 17be Warts.
s 2anbsbpen SeIIinee bill man til
Sommeren eieoptaee nogle al De no.
osbe gamle SoIfeififfe. Oct er Sen-
iigten at beepnoe Ssnoag BEN 3oie
Wai meo at inobpoe Ggnens ungoom
til at ribe CONNER / 9p meo paaisl'
oen6e &inarioninaSieIt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22

son. Victor Swanson. John Nelson and
Carl Nelson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22

letter that Allan Head and Mr.. Swami
French Lick too. So they have
''foursome."
T. Eastman, son of Mrs. Cora l..
Eastman and high school alumnus Of
this city, who has been superintend-
ing the construction of the hotel DEM
ming at Terre Haute, Ind, leaves to-
day for Chicago where his work with
Holabind and Roche, architects, will
continue this winter.
Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Williams are
visiting their son, DR.. a. E. Williams,
in the Sala flats. DR.. Williams will
take the place of Rev. Smith as dis
trict superintendent, who resigned on
account of sickness. DR.. Williams is
very we'll known and is the former
pastor of the First Methodist church.
Miss Gale, the head librarian at the
Rock Island public library, is attend
ing the state library convention which
is being held at Springfield. The
convention will be in session Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of this
week. c. P. Comegys of this city is
there to represent the Rock Island
board.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stevenson pass
ed through the city in a special car,
yesterday on their way from Pitts
burgh, where they visited their son
who is ill. Mr.. Stevenson is superin-
tendent of the Oregon Short line. Mrs.
Stevenson before her marriage was
teacher in the public schools here and
is we'll known in the city as Miss
Jennie Daily.
Herbert Bowman, son of the late 4.
H. Bowman and brother of Mrs.
Brown, nee Nina Bowman, visited
with his sister at 1880 First avenue,
for a few days, leaving for his home
at Des Moines. Herbert Bowman was
very fortunate in escaping with but
few injuries from the wreck on the
Chicago & Great Western railroad at
Waverly, Iowa, Sept. %. Mr.. Bow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
WERNER GREVE BETTER
AFTER HIS OPERATION
By JOE M'GINNIs,

werner Greve, who was injured in a
coasting accident last winter. and
who arrived hime from Chicago sew
eral weeks ago, and had been under
the care OF Dr. Murphy. is able to be
about on clutches now and is much
improved, over his former condition.
The bone in his leg was badly shat
tered and was set twice in Rock Is
land but the operation was not sue
cessful, the bone slipping each time.
Dr. Murphy performed a delicate op-
Grafton on the leg He transplanted
bone from the shin bone OF the well
leg to the shin bone OF rhe broken
limb II has been a very successful
operation. effecting perfect union. II
Is expected that the cast can soon be
removed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22

emergency teachers certificates. An.
other OF these certificates will have 20
De issued soon These certificates ara
issued TO teachers that they may be
used IN an emergency. They will later
take the required examinations for a
regular certificate. These next exam.
nations will be held Nov. IL and "a
Ieachers are badly needed and II IL
hoped that a large number OF appli.
cants will respond. Applications NAV
be sent to the county 'superintendent's
Office any time between now and Nov.
IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
DOLLAR DAY IS
PLAN OF BLOCK
Merchants of 1900 Section
Have Novel Feature for
Their Opening.
BY JOE MeoINNIs.

The 1900 Block improvement asso
citation has sprung up in Rock Island
and in the eyes of the citizens. a de
cided Improvement in its appearance
and enthusiasm OF our business is the
result.
Merchants in the 1900 block are now
busy preparing plans for the formal
opening. which will occur Thursday of
next week, Oct. %.
Dollar Day" is The most attractive
feature of this formal opening. DBL
lars will be cheaper on Thursday than
Bryan's famous money at l6 TO l.. II
is positive fact that during the open
ing day in this block two 50-cent pieces
will 60 as far in purchasing power as
any two dollars will in any other place
in the three cities.
You will be surprised at the many
valuable combinations in merchandise
values that will be offered you for one
dollar. and you will be more surprised
at the amazing discounts of the dollar
variety. and how much money they
will save you.
II you want sufficient evidence of
this fact, and how the movement is
progressing. Just observe how during
the next few days the activities in this
block. the repairing of the old build
ings. the replacing Of bad and danger
Gus sidewalks. the window lighting re-
ceiving a Renaissance. These things
are being done by the merchants.
Store fronts are being freshened with
new paint. ian with dark trimmings.
Old signs are being removed and new
outside nitrogen lights installed
The merchants are receiving many
congratulations and favorable com
ments on their plan OF keeping the
streets clean and in sanitary condi-
tons. They have employed a white
wing" for this purpose in this partic-
ular block. You will also notice that
the streets and sidewalks in the 1900
block are kept clean on Sunday morn
ing after the mad rush of Saturday
night. The people of this city are
sure to appreciate such efforts as
these.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
COUNTRY PUPILS
WILL HELP POOR
r;ss Lou Harris Urges Teachers
to Have Students Make
Contributions.
MD CLOTHING IS WANTED
MAR, Each Pupil 20 Bring Something
Three Emergency Certificates
Are Issued
az MARSHALL NEWTON.

The ENAAAN 80 NEA AAANNANtAAN VI
..sools. Miss Lou Harris. has sent a
,..,er TO all the teachers in the county
ring them 10 have their pupils bring
sonatiou for the benefit of the poor
: Nov. i3. Miss Harris writes in
art as follows;
7 wish the teacher 20 present this
-,xenent in such n way that a great
81 ~ interest will be manifested.
81 the children on Friday. Nov -.
!, bring 10 school articles OF clothing
"a. members OF the family have out
--orn or cannot make use Of Do
=, make any child feel that he is TO
,-snr great deal. II is not the guam
~ but how IL Is given; we would
-,she- have less and have the right
.-irit shown than have them have a
--sat deal and have them feel that
- did not want 20 give It Each
aid might bring a glass Of jelly or
-,-5ed fruit. or IL they had an extra
,--ouut OF potatoes each child might
hing a small basket OF potatoes or a
ss- IN a sack. they might be able 20
h-,uz apples. In fact. allow the chill
s-su 70 bring whatever their parents
wish to give them.
This Is not TO be made a burden
q, auv one-one article from each
,hHd will be a great help. These are
% be brought 20 the school house.
,sen I am sure II the teachers mani
fest an interest they will be able 10
rst some one in the community who
Win be willing 10 haul the articles TO
sone nearby town. or place them in
ehsrre o. some charitable institution
Nth the suggestion that they may be
vlaced where they will do the most
pod
Issues Emergency Certificate.
Miss Harris has issued three
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22

The New York chamber of COM
merce is to omit it's annual dinner this
year and give the money that would
be spent in it to the American Red
Cross. The decision has already net
ted S3,615.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
EAGLE PATROL OF BOY
SCOUTS HOLD MEETING
BY CHARLOTTE MURRAY.

The Eagle patrol of boy scouts held
its regular meeting last night at the
club room Several matters of bust
ness were transacted. After the bus
mess meeting was over. the boys
amused themselves playing games
Later. refreshments were served. The
Eagle Patrol has advanced farther
than any other Patrol in the city. II
has eight members, three OF whom are
first class scouts. The other five are
tenderfeet. some of whom are ready
TO take their second class tests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22

man was on the combination baggage
car and smoker when the bridge col
lapsed. The baggage end of the car
went into the river but he was fortu-
nately on the smoker end.
Major G.. Nj. Hoffman of the engi
neer corps. in charge of improvements
of Mississippi river between st. Louis
and st. Paul, left yesterday for Fort
Sheridan for the annual hike Cnaug-
urated by Theodore Roosevelt when
president) which is required of all
army officers, in which they ynust ride
80 miles on horseback in three days,
80 miles each day, rain or shine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
BLOOD VESSEL IN
HEAD is BROKEN
Frank Entler in Serious Condi-
ton as Result of Overstrain
in Opening a Door.
BY ALMA sANDERsoN.

Frank Entler, who resides at 1924
Sixth avenue, is in critical condition
as the result of an accident. Mr.. Emf.
Ter, wishing to enter the cellar of his
residence, tried to open the double
doors which cover the steps leading to
it. The doors had become warped, and
in his efforts to open them he strained
so hard that he broke blood vessel
in his head, the blood squirting from
his nose: DR.. Kreul, specialist from
Davenport, attended him and has hopes
for his recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
F0NDNESS FOR BOLOGNA
GETS HIM IN TROUBLE
BY eERT METcALE.

John Oison's fCldness for bologna
led him into some serious trouble to-
day While going by a butcher shop
re espied a nice ring OF bologna, and
the temptation was too strong. He
attempted to make away with II, but
The result was different from what he
anticipated. He is now behind the
bars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
OBITUARY
BY BERT METcALF.
Funeral of Mrs. Swanson

The funeral of Mrs. Walter Swan
son of East Moline was held this af-
ternoon al = o'clock from the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Swanson, 61f
Third avenue. and at 2:3O from the
First Swedish Lutheran church of
this city. Rev. X. Nilsson and DR.. c.
a. Blomgren officiated at theservices.
The pallbearers were Frank Lind
strom. Oscar johnson, John Ander-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
Funeral OF Albert Warren.

The remains of Albert Warren. a
former Rock Island resident. arrived
in this city at $40 last evening from
Chicago. Funeral services were held
there yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
The body was inferred in Chippian-
mock cemetery at 10 o'clock this morn
ing from Knox's chapel No cere-
monies were held here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22
c. E. HALLGREN INJURED
LEAPING OVER INCLINE
BY WERNER HALIGREN.

While leaping over a steep incline
on Thirty-fourth street and Eighth
avenue last night at IL O'Clock, c. Z.
Hallgren OF this city seriously wrench
ed mis- ankle. II was with extreme
difficulty and pain that he reached his
home. He will probably be confined to
his home for several days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-11
DANGER OF sNOWBALLING.
Young Woman in Philadelphia About
TO Die From Injuries From
Water Soaked SNOWFALL.

Anna Kenne:y, 16 years old, is in
a critical condition in Philadelphia,
from being struck on the hea. with a
water-soaked SNOWFALL hurled by IA
year-ol. boy named Harry Water
house. The latter is now in Jail.
During the present winter youth
in Virginia had the sight of one G.
his eyes destroyed by SNOWFALL.
More than one sad case has oc-
Cured III Alexandria in past ycsfs
where sight has been destroyed by
this pastime. While throwing snow
balls is fun to some, it becomes a
dangerous sport when the balls az.
soaked and allowed to freeze. III
such cont:tion they are calculated tc
cause as much damage as stones.
While snow is on the ground in this
city many school girls are force t
run the gauntlets in order to pass
through the streets, as bands of boys,
unconcerned whether they inlure their
victims or not, often pelt them with
water soaked snowballs. 1t is hoped
the sad cases referred to above Will
proye Sufficient reminders before other
injuries result IN Alexandria.