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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-06
MAKE SCHEDULE
FOR ROCK ISLAND
Local High School Has Hard
Season Ahead for Basket
ball Team.
WILL PLAY THE ALUMNI
Team Not Yet Picked by Coach Cor
neaI-Have Many Candidates
Start Practice Last Night

With the first game of the local high
school basketball schedule to be play
ed Friday evening, the work or or
ganizing a team capable of defeating
/ the strong Alumni five is being pushed
| forward harder than ever. Last night
the school squad started work and for
an hour and a half stood strenuous
gruelling, the material on hand being
rapidly beaten into shape by the mas
terly hand of Coach G. d. Corneal.
BY the end of this week it is ex-
pected that the schedule OF the school
quintet will be entirely complete and
up to date, all but five OF the dates
having been filled. There are num-
Der of teams in this vicinity anxious
to secure contests with the locals, and
Manager Hill is expecting no difficulty
in placing games for those dates The
Drury Academy of Aledo, and the
Aledo high school team, are anxious
to arrange q set of games, one there
and one here, and contracts will prob
ably be signed with both.
Will Play Muscatine.
Two games with the fast Muscatine
aggregation have been arranged and
it is expected that the locals will be
put 10 one Oh TIE udIuSSI tSStS VI Inc
season January 16 when they meet
the lads from down the river on the
Muscatine floor March 81, the
Muscatine five will play in this city.
The Muscatine high has always turned
out a fast bunch, and two years ago
they decisively defeated the Islanders -
here by a large score.
1t is not definitely known yet how
A. IN in 10 initial
game of the season, but it is probable
that all of the old stars will be in the
lineup, although it is quite probable
that Captain Chalk will be stationed
at forward, while Reeves will play
guard Kipp undoubtedly will fill the
other forward, while Glass will be To-
Gated at center Who viii play the
remaining guard position, is the ques-
ton which is being fought out at every
practice There are a number of good
men who are making strong bids for
the position. Rinck, who played on
the first team in three games last year
is among the most likely candidates,
but he is being pushed hard by Hinck-
ley and Andrews
Who will make up the Alumni lineup
is also a matter of conjecture. Kittil-
sen, Hubbard, Lit, Mcintyre and other
s'.lrs of the past will probably be in
suits for the fray. but according to the
students of the high school. they are
doomed to defeat.
Practice by the high school squad
will be held every night this week, and,
besides this, the class teams Will pre-
pare for the annual boys interclass
tourned, to be played Jan. IA, 10 and
16.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-06
CHAMPION DE ORC LEADS
NJ CHICAGO CUE MATCH

Chicago. H., Jan. champion Al
fredo De orc of New York gained u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-06

5II FIftsenfh ST. (seeOad FiOOrJ,
MOLINE. ILL
Hours-Op@n only on Wedncs-
days from Z In the AFTERNOON IN
~ 8 In the evening and Friday
evening 10 ;. and Sunday
esys cali "a Davenport once
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

nno 4riitli@e Site idpin6en, iit be-
reits binobge6rungen Bis 5ur 2ebens=
ma1r5e1 ser 6omilte. SSn meiten @rei-
fen lit Die .gbrfnrht Dor Ser Seilig<
felt Ser @be perloren gega11gen. Man
min 6ie ebeIiden @ebte m1siiben, of
ne sic ebeliden Bfli@ten a1f fi@ 5m
nebmen. 8Igellofes 8egebren> falt<
bere@nen6e Selbitfn6t un6 &abiudt,
feige @aeu Dor Meiiben un6 Opfern
berfiibrt ba5u, 6aB man f~rebelbof
Dem @@0pfertpinen @otteS Srob bic
tel, sic Matnr nergepalttgt, 6en
&aupt5pef ser @be bereitelt, ite ent-
meibt, bernnitaltet, nit l1nfrl1@tbar=
feit f9ldgt, Sic @in6er5abl bermtn-
BERT, ia b11r9 @ernt6tung 6es fet=
men6en 2ebens gero6e3m gum Mor<
Der tpir6.
Gin iold)es gottpioriges un6 natur=
mi6riges @erbalten in Ser Gle miro
nun gor in unierer b0fen 8ett beim-
li6 nr6 often o11gepriefen nn6 a11em=
|pfoblen als befon6ere &111gbeit unb
|@oriidt, o1s sdutmittel fir Sic @e~
imnobeit un6 Sen @oblitat6 Ser Sa=
mile, nIs sic @l1nit, Sic 2uit gu itet-
germ, sic 9aft at bermin6ern. l1n6
cine flrdmir6ige SSn6uftrie Ieiitet
bier5u berbrederti6e 8eibilfe. Sef-
fentIi@ nnb anf S61ei6megen meib
life. tire berru6ten Mrttfel Dem @olte
mf3uorGnger. Die muB unfer armes
6eutfdes 8olf nidt nit fetnem @e16e
laGein, fo1bern audi nit fetnem Slut,
NIT ser @eimn6beit 6es 9etbes un6 Ser
|@eeIe, nit 6em @liif ser Gamilte be-
5obIen; 6ie be11tfde Mation be5ablt iie
Init 6em 2ebe1r bon Samfenben bon
@tn6ern.
@ebe, pie tief iin6 mir gefunten!
Man riibmte jid elmer @ultur, 6ie &e<
1igion, gbriitentbum rn6 Stride ent-
|bebrIi@ gemodt babe 1tn6 obrre Tie bon
&obe at &0be arfteige, - un6 nun
ftebt man Dor 1,e11e1 M%bgriin6en 6es
Eooes. Mor1 1todte groBe @orte bon
2ebensbeioburg 1tr6 2ebersfteiger1tng
infoIge Ser 6ortfdrite Der @en5eit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
un6 nun miro bier bie Mation be

- nn6 nun miro bier Die Natton be-
brobt bon 2ebensbernetm1ng mno Sc
benspernidtung, Die man nit &e6t
ols ibren langiamen 5elbftmoro be-
5ei@net bot. Msan freut ii6 nit &e@t
ooriiber, bob es Ser dr5tli@en &l1nit
gelungen lit, Sic @terblidfeits3iffer
BON Sabr gu 5obr berab5uminoern,
II ober gIei6fm beridlingt Ser fill
e, gebeime 500 bes 5man8tgiten Sabr-
bunoerts Sabr fit Sabr Sm1ienoe
bon &in6esleber.
80 furdtbare 6riidte 3eitigt Die
N(btebr bon @ott, Sen MbfaI bon
@briitus. Das ift 6ie @eit, 6ie benz
@riege gegen @brtitentbum mnb Str
DIE auf Dem SnBe folgt. Ser Gift
teim urb Go6esteim. lit unierm ge-
liebten oeatti9en @oIf f9or Bis ms
tMsarf ge6rungen; es miro ibn ni6t
mebr al1sftoben f0nnen, ne11 ni6t
ale ga1ten &rafte ii6 regen unb iam-
meIn. Darl1m lit es @fIidt ser 8i=
fd0fe, lire marnen6e Stimme gu err
beben. Mogen ole anf nns boren,
Die es angebt, &obe u116 @ie6rige,
Mrnte un6 &eide.
2. STR miiiet, @eliebte, 6aB Die
Gle nt@t MIR cit 8ripotbertrag 5mi-
iben 5pei Menfden it, nt6t MIR eine
mt@tige biirgerli@e @inri9tung, fon-
bern Elm 2ebensbun6, Sen Ser allma6>
tige @ott 5uglet@ nit @ri@affung 6eS
Meniden geitiftet, Ben er fdon I'M
Narooieie geiegnet un6 nit feiner
i9d0pferfraft befrl1dtet bat. Dieien
9ebensbl1n6 bt Seius @briituS in iei<
ner Stride our @iir6e eines Safra=
mentes erboben. @s~iit urs na9 6es
@poitels @ort Elm groBes @%ebeimniB,
aber in @briitus un6 in Ser &tr6e
(gpb. 5. 32.) felber ein Mbbil6 Ser
munberbaren @~ereinigltng 6es @ott-
meniden NIT ieiner Stride.
Sos aber iit Ser &oupt3ped Ser
CHE: 6ltr6 Die unIosIide 2ebens- un6
~2iebesgemeinjdaft Der beiben Gotten
cine Samilie gu grun6en, &noerrt
6as 2eben 5l i@ertten, Die Gortpflan-
511ng 6es Menfdengei9Iedts, ben
6ortbeitar6 ser Stride 11no 6es 5taa-
tes at iidern.
Dte &n6er iir6 Die @6elfrr9t 6es
gebeimnibbolIen ~8mformen1pirfettS
Ser gltern NIT Dem @9opfernilJen
(@ottes. Gle fin6 8f61tber Der Sic.
|be, oie gbre, 6rer6e un6 &offm1ng
Der gmiIie, a1no, fobaI6 fie Die Enufe
empfangen baben, finb lie @ir6er Got
tee, 9iebIinge Sefu, @rnoenfinoer,
|@egetrsffinber, grben oeg etpigen 2e-
be1s. q. 8et. 3,22). glber fpeiIiA,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

ni@t etpa bios uber 9eotb, iie flagen
gegen S@uIb, gegen i6merite S9rlo.
Sic taniden ii@ un6 on6ere, Die ben
MMidgmg Ser @eb11rten leoiglih ODER
bauptla6li@ aus u~nglm1tigen fo5ia-
len @erbaltmHien, aug Ser Ebeueratrg
ser 2ebensmittel, ser @rfdper11ng
ser 2ebensbalt1ng berleiten molen.
|nmier @olf bat fid 6urd bel i@lim-
mere 8eiten bin6ur@gefampf, obne
oab ieme f@limme gri@eimtng einge<
treten pdire. Modmeisbar lit 6as be-
flogte 1ebel ni@t eine 6olge Der Gfotb
= in bie1em Sale faime es Bios BET
armerer @olfsflaiien Dor - fon6ern
cine 6oIge seq 2urus - 6aber befon-
oers sic beiier geiteQten Samilien bon
oieiem l1ebel ergriffen finb = IN ben
obere11 @tGn6en, in rei6en un6 tpobl=
boben6en &reiien bt es ietnen Mn=
lfamg ge1tommen nn6 lit erft NIT 6en
2aItern 6ie1er St1noe aunndbl1b m19
in bas @olf e~inge6rungen.
@ir tpollen gemiB ni6t IN Mbreoe
itel1en, 6aB manderlet ioaiale Mib=
itdnbe Ser @egentpart 6as nebeI ge'
forbert nn6 geiteigert baben, 10 no.
ment1i@ 6as @obmunsselen6 in ben
groBeren @ta6ten.. &ier miiien foot
lide Siiriorge un6 @riitli@e @urm<
ber5igfeit 5~uiammenbelfen unb al(es
aufbieten, 1tm 6iefe i@limmea 8a1>
itdn6e at ibertpin6en. Mber Dos fin6
MIR @ebenfaben. Die @~m1pturiade,
Ser &arptidul6ige lit Ser b0ie @ine,
ser b0smilliee, ~laiterbafte Mibbrou&
ser @be.
9ie iittli9e 6dulniB, Sic fofort
BIat greift, no drtitlt@er @laube
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

fife iinb un6 bleiben a119 i11nrer Cor
g%enfinber. SSn @eben miro 6as @in6
our @elt gebopen, in @eben miro es
grob ge5ogen. Gin ie6es 5ebrt bonn
2eben mn6 m @ebert Ser @Iter1 un6
beanipr11dt Elm boaes MaB bon Cor.
gen, Miiben un6 0pfern, bon @a9t,
ma@en un6 Sbrdnen, bon 2iebe 1n6
@ebet.
@elde @orgenInit be6eutet rorrent.
|li6. bel1t5utage eine gr0bere @inoer.
5abl! @ie mogen sic arnnen gltern
loft bonge fragen: @ober meroen mir
8ro6 fal1fen, 6aB 6iefe 51 eifen ia.
ben? Shper lift es, in 6iefer @elt Ser
Gergerniiie Elm &tnb gut gu er5ieben;
lidmer, fir iebes Mrbeit, 8eruf un6
@erforg1tg 5m fin6en.
@etpih 6as fin6 groBe mn6 ernite
@orgen, aber Ser gld11btge @briit tneiB
ite gu trugen. @ltern, sic nit Got
nn6 Dor @oH ibren gbebun6 einge,
gnngen baben nn6 ibre11 @beitano bei-
Zig balten, iin6 bollberedtigt, menr
Die &tr6eri9oar ii@ bermebrt, ibre
Gorge atf Ben &errt 51 merfen, 6enn
er forget fit iie e.. @etr. 5, y, un6
6as @aframnent, 6aS fie empfangen
baben, berbiirgt un6 ber1ntttelt ibnen
Mber1natiirlt6e @tdrfe 1tn6 9pferfraft
5ur @rfina1ng ibrer Bflt9ten. @ldu-
bfge @beleute tpiifen mobl, 6dB bas
bei1. @eBopfer 11n6 sic beil. Cont
mtnioan 6as Bette Weittel lit, sic @na6e
6es @beiafrmentes at betpabren.
@s gibt aber a1@ at allen Soften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

gr%tdItunge1 @eritoph1ng uno
aopftpeb iino 6rei getpobnli@e gor.
fournrniffe, lln6, tpe.tn mar1 bic Ser
itopfang befeitigt, bilft bies Ser Ct
tGaIh1ng 11rb ftiGt bas @opfpeb. Sc
bro19 JoIeD obfubren6e SobIette,
neil iiie prompt ,1rb polIitdnoig reini.
gen, obr1e bobei allb Die geringiter'
uraugenebn1e11 8irfunge11 31 ipiiren.
Cine ga13e GsIofde bon fir % Gents.
8ei anen &dnolern in ct. @1ouo.-
Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Standardization Der 6ulbaer
8iibpfs=G pnferenj op,n
Sabre 1913.
Bic am @rabe bes fl. 8onifati11s per'
iammelten 8iid6fe e1tbieten ben
@lanbigen ibrer 9i65eien @ruR
nnb 5eget int 9errn.

@eliebte Di05eianen! = Samilien-
1orgen lino 1dtpere Sorgen. Das mil
fen sic m~eilten bon @ub aus eigerer
grfobrung. Sic Gorge fir Die Drift
Iide 6omilie lit in beutiger 3eit audi
sic 16mer1te Gorge gurer 8ii6ofe,
6ie1e Gorge bat uns bei6aftigt, als
mir 6us lebte Mal am @rabe oes
III. gonifatius periommelt &paren; lie
bat uns Sen @ntibluB eingegeben, Elm
aenneinlomes &irtenmort on ale nn-
iere @laubigen 5u ridten. Sn nnie-
REM @irtenldreiben bonn 12. Mmgn1t
1908 baben mir @ub mfgefor6ert
5um Sample gegen 6ie Ma6t Der Of
fentliden nniittlidfeit. Seute rnfen
mir gud a1f 5lm Sdmbe ser 6riltltz
d)en 6amilie, 6ie bon fur6tbare11
53eitlol tern idper gefabroet 1T.
Gie 6amilie lit 6ie 9ebens5e4e nno
ser 2ebensquen Ser Meni6beit, Der
geation, bes @tootes un6 Ser Stride.
SIT Sic 6omiIie franf, 10 lit 6as gor5e
@olf fronf. g11tartet Die Gamilie, 10
eebt es NIT ser Mational abtpdrts
un6 fem 8oblltano un6 fein Btl-
6ungslton6, feline &eeresma6t uno
feline misunderstanding farm Ben Mte>
bergang %aufbalten. @s CAB eine 3eit,
mo- ser Deuti6e ii6 bere6tigt glaabte,
6iele bitteren @abrbetten auf anoere
Mationen a115umenben. &eute treffen
Iie in boiler 566rfe uns ielbit. Ser
3eitpnnft ift gefommen, mo- Cure Bi<
1d0fe an 6os 8ropbetentport erinnerrr
miilien: uMeein @olf, bie bid gliid=
Iib nennen, beliigen bi6 uno ber6er<
ben sic @ege beires @an6els; 6ie
gliidli9 pretien, fin6 @erfibrer, nno
Sic fi@ gliidli6 preifen laiien, i~tiir5en
in Ben Mbgrunb." Isl. 3. 10; 9. 49,
l.. Die 6eutide 6amilie - mie
itan6 iie emit bo9 in @bren als Sort
ser 2iebe un6 ser Greue, Ser Orb
hung uno ser 8idtigteit, als 8ilol
Ser @eiunobeit un6 Ser 6ru6tbarfeit!
9eun lit a1@ iiber iie cine i@mere
grfronfung gefommen Mnf 6tefeI
meiit bin Elm @ort bon mnbeimli3em
&long, bas friiber uns nidts anging,
6os @ort @~ebnrtemiidgang. @ie
peit 6as l1ebeI idon UNI fi@ gegrif-
fen bot, oas 5eigen sic 3ablen, 6ie
bieien &iidgang feititelIen.
SIM Sabre 1876 fanen in Deui@+
lan6 m1f 1000 @impobner AZ @ebur-
ten, i'm Sabre 1911 BLOB nod ettpo !
80. Gin &in6 tpeniger ouf 1000
gintpobner beoertet $4,000 @in6er
meniger I'M ganaen &ei6. M1io meiit
bas Sabr 1911 im @erglet@ nit oem
Sabre 1876 etnen Mnsf fan bon meit
iiber 100000 &in6ern m1f. Son Sabr
gu Sabr gebt 6ie 3abl Ser @eburten
5uriid, nn6 5nar in 9enti@lumb int
lebten Sabraebnt rai@er als ielb1t in
6ranfrei6 un6 @elgten. @enn es
11idt geltngt, DEM l1ebel @inbalt gu
gebieten, 10 miro au9 Bel uns Sic
3abI Ser So6esfGle sic Ser @ebur=
ten iiberiteigen, 11n6 es miro a11d fir
Demti9lnn6 6as @ort gelten: mebr
@1rge ols @iegen.
Die1e 3oblen re6en cine eri9red=
en6 6eutlide 6pra9e. l1n6 fte flagen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

ein8elne gbegatten, benen ote @naoes
BON oben Sen @eift Der grtiagnng.
einfl0Bt, fobob fie iid nidt ettpa aus
Mbertriebener Gorge o6er aus Wtan-
gel an @%ottpertra1len ODER d1is Sir@t
Dor Opfern, fonoern aus eole11 Be.
peggriinben, ouf @runb getpiiieabat-
ter neberlegurg uno freipiniger ger,
einbarung aeittpeife ODER fir INNER
6es ebeliden lmganges ertbalter.
Solde @ntiagung fam urter I'M.
tdn6en fogar CUR NfIidt perben, ma
mentlid no. es gilt, 9eben uno @e<
iun6beit Ser Srau nidt at gefabr-
Sen. Dem tpie 8ruoer mno Sbtneiter
in feufder @ntbaltiamfeit 5%niarnn1en-
leben, lit auer6ings cine fdrpere
8fltdt, ober beiIige @ottesfurht 1nb
mabre 2iebe miro iie entidloiien alf
fi@ nebmen 11no aud 5n ibrer @rfiil-
lung miro 6as Safrari1ent Sic &raft
BON oben geben. 2ei9t miro 6iefe
Bfli6t 6enen mer6en, sic oftmnIs in
Der beil. Communion 6as 8ro6 Ser
Starfen g%enieBen.
Sdtpere Siin6e uber 1T es, sic Ser
mebrung Ser &in6er3nbl 6o6mrd) ber-
bitten 5n tpouen, 6aB rto11 sic Gbe 51
bloBer 2nft miBbra1dt rn6 babel
NIT @iiien un6 @inen ibren &aupt-
5ned bereitelt. Das 1T idtpere Sim
6e, febr fdtpere Siin6e, NIT tnelde,r
Dfffttelrr 1tn6 a1f tpel9e @etfe immer
es geideben mag. Seine Motb fnn1r
10 6riiden6, fein @ortbeiI 10 groB,
feline Meo@t ser 8egierbe 10 5tpingen6
fein, bdB ba6urh cine foIde @erleb-
ung BEG natiirliden, g0ttIiden @iit-
tengeiebes gere6tfertigt tpdre. Die 1n<
g1aubige @elt mag 6os aIs &lug-
belt nrb 2ebenspeisbeit anpreifen,
dber m16 bier trifft 6os @ort bes
Mpoitels SSafobns 5m: Dos lit feine
@eisbeit, sic bon oben fonnmt,. fon-
Bern ir6if@e, teufliibe @eisbeit (Ssof.
3, 15); ia, es it 10 re6t cine @rfin-
6atng 6es SeufeIs, bes Menidenm0r-
bers bon Mnbeginn, tpie Ser &eilar1
tbn nennt. (Sob. 8, Az.
@ebe SEN gbeIeuten, 6ie fi@ NIT
i5bm e%t1tlniien, Sic nod oen1 @ort bes
8ropbeten einer 8u16 idlieben nit
bem So6e 11n6 eiren @ertrag eirgeber
nit Ser Sole Isl. 90, 15). Mn if
mem tpiro tpabr 6os @folmtport: fie
baben Ben Stud geliebt, 11n6 ser Stud
miro iber fte fon1mer; fie babe1t 6en
ISegen bon fi4 eetpiefer, 1n6 Ser &C.
gen miro ibten fern bleiben; fie bo-
ben Sen Stud utngetban pie Elm &C.
pan6, nn1 er ift pie @offer in ibr
S,meres geor11rgen uno tpie Sci lit
ibr @ebein @ialm 108,17). @ie
inr@tbar mirH oft 6iefer Stud ft@
ons in iolden GomiIien! Dn 5ieber
rffnnals ftatt ser &&ii116er, sic man 1idt
none, firftere M8d@te tpie Mude-
geiiter etn: f0rperlides @iedtbum,
@eiitesz ur6 @emiitbssfronffbeit, ebeli-
die 8ertnirfmiie, sic 31toGert BEG b.
fen @epiiiens, ur6 amf Dem go13en
5amilienleben laitet fdtper sic idtpor<
sc @olte 6es Studies = bes 5Iud)es
Ser So6fiin6e..
Sc lift fir nns 8ifdofe beilige
@flidt, 6as l1nierige gu tbuR, 6amit
biefer Stud nid5t nod tiefer eir6rtnge
in anfer @oIf. @el@' bobe Glitter
iteben bier in @efnbr:: sic &eiIigteit
Ser Gle, sic @bre bes mo1utes, Sic
@iir6e Ser Mh1tter, 6ie @eilnobeit Ser
GamiIie, bos @e@t 6es @inoes, fogar
fem @e@t cuff 2eben, 6as @obI seq
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-08

LOT OF LADIES U'WEAR
The ladies' vests and pants, 01c
worth CSC
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-08

Fleeced Underwear
$50 for the finest fleece shirts QEr
& drawers, all sizes & style oo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-08

CHILD'S DRESSES
For children and misses, fast 9Qn
colors, sizes 8 to II years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-08

Child's hand turned soles, $3.50
shoes, button only, in pat colt,
white kid top; pat colt, black OK
top and tan, your free choice ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-08

Lot of women's waists that sold
up to 100 slightly mussed 20
from handling, your choice ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-08

Mems $500 elk hide shoes. the
best wearing shoes on the Q an
market, at this sale G.VU
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14

FOR RAILROAD: COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself as a can
.didate for Railroad Commissioner, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Repub-
lican voters; at the jane primaries
ADV JAMES COLLINS.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
POSITIVE PROOF.
Should Convince the Greatest Skeptic
In Valley City.

Should Convince the Greatest Skeptic
In Valley City.
Because it's the evidence of a Val
ley City citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement of merit.
The best proof. Read it:
John NJ Koehn, Ninth Ave., and
Third St., Valley City, N D., says:
about three years ago l was suf-
fering considerably from backache.
got so bad I thought would have to
give up my work. When l suspected
my kidneys, began to use Doan's
Kidney Pills and right from the start
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
ARREST THREE ON
GRAIN THEFT CHARGE

Bowman, N. d., May 12.-Chargad
with stealing a. load Of wheat, Grace
M. Buchsl, Charley Chrhstofferson and
E. W. Grist, of near Purcell, were. ar
rested by Constable Jacobs and
brought before E. c. Moore. Justice
of tha peace The compliments in
the case are, James and Cleo Neber-
gall.
The defendants were given hear
ing; before the justice and Grace
Buhel and E. W. Crist We're released
under bonds in the amount of $500
each. Chuistoferson, being unable to
furnish bonds, was brought into Bow.
man and lodged in the Bowman Jail.
! The Nebergalls claim that the wheat
was stolen from their granary, hauled
to Scranton and sold at Scranton
elevator,
The hearing will probably be ad
journe,l until the weather will permit
all parties to he present.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
.,.ze,sa FofFs RoesER'Es.
3o,iee Of North Dakota City Ar
I Having 'IiNeIy Time.

Y Having 'EiNely Time.
Grand Forks, N. D:s May 12.-Four
Eobberies in two. days Shave put the
loolice OF Grand Forks lf'{nelr met
Me, and a total Of ten suspect, lodged
in the city Jail is evidence Of ffs'lts
obtained up to date. The robberies
and booty obtained, follow: Fashion
tYothing store, $50 worth of clothes;
Golden Rule store, 5000 worth OF
merchandise; Red River Power com
pany, 800 worth of various articles
Great Northern Cleaning company
500 worth Of clothing.
The police are confident that tne!
have conclusive proof against two o
three of the suspects.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
Rebels Use Airship in Fight;
Continued Fighting Re-.
ported AllAlone Line.

Washington, D. May Upon re,
ceiving a. long cipher cablegram
from Gneral Funston at Vera Cruz
tonight, Secretary Garrison entered in
to conference at the war department
Major General Withers1pon, chief Of
the staff and the entire general staff
of the army. No animation regarding
the nature of the dispatch was made
public. ~ a.
The conference lasted until mid
night when Garrison finally left his
office, but said there would be no an
nouncement tonight. He and the army
officers was grave faced and r.ade no
secret of the fact important news had
been received.
Washington, May S.-Deve1opments
in the Mexican situation steadily
went forward today, although the
White house wedding to some extent
eclipsed' all other cents In the at
tention of official Washington.
The two chief reports from the
Mexican interior announced the kill
ing of two British subjects, and one
American at Guadalajara, and contin-
ued heavy fighting at Mazatlan on the
Pacific coast, where the rebel biplane
executed spectacular exploit in
dropping bomb, killing four and in
juring eight in the city streets. The
state department was informed by
Consul Hamm, that the movement of
constitutionalists had begun south
ward against Salti11o and Zacatecas.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
B|PLANE DROPS BOMB AT MAzAT-
Ian, MEXICO; 4 DEAD; 8 INJURED
GETCHELl PRAIRIE,
THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1914.

Fales Rogers, brother of j. II.
Rogers, had a narrow escape from
death last week. While working tn
the field his horses became fright.
etled adm Jumped, overturrjhg the
disc and pinning the driver under
meath the machine. Luckily the
horses stopped or Mr.. Rogers would
have been dragged to death. Nearly
half an hour he lay there, not dar'
ing to call for help for fear OF start
ing the team. At last a man work
ing in the next field suspecting some
thing was wrong, came over and res.
cued Mr.. Rogers, who, though suft'
ering from an injured leg, was very
thankful to escape without more SER
ious injury. .,-..
Charles White has been unable to
attend school the past three weeks
because of ill health. ,.a
Mrs. VIM. Harper entertained the
ladies' society last Thursday.
The Rural High School Literary So
ciety of Green township will meet with
the Contemporary dub Of Getchell
next Friday afternoon and will de.
bate the question, Resolved, That the
Railroads Should Be Owned by the
Government" All friends Of the
school are invited to attend and hear
this interesting debate.
Mrs. Charles Ronzheimer and two
children were guests at the William
Ronzheimer home Sunday. ...
Miss Nellie Whitcher returned
Wednesday, after spending a week in
town, substituting in the city schools.
Last week a class Of six little folks
were promoted from the beginners
class to the second grade. Those pro-
NOTED were: ....
Nathan White, Johnny Pugh, Erling
Fensted, Harriet Whitcher, Mary
Farrar, and Florence Holcomb.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-14
TlRES-TU1ES.

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purchaser the advantage of all mid
dlemen's profits.
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Dayton, Ohio.