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Bewitching heroine of "The Honor
able Percival," by Alice Hogan Rice
Century Company.
DR.. S. Weir Mitchell's
Poems on Life and Death

In all the world no more beautiful music
has perhaps ever thrilled from the human
heart than Isolde's ''Liebestod," the love
song OF the woman who Is about to die
over the body of Tristan, whom she loves.
There is strange hallowing beauty In
DEATH and the voice Of one who speaks
from beyond the invisible portals comes
with singularly haunting, eerie beauty
and sacredness of import.
To thousands who read his stories from
shore to shore Of this country, and more
to those who knew his winning personal
ity in this city DR.. 8. Weir Mitchell was
beloved. And to all of these his last mes
sage in the Complete Poems" Century
Company, N. ", will como with some
thing of the tragic soul quality of the
Wagner music. There Is vision here
the vision of great soul peering
over the horizon that limits mortality, the
pulsng Of a great soul responding to the
cosmic rhythm
In "Barabbas," Doctor Mltchelps last
poem, we see the released prisoner of the
worlds supreme tragedy wandering over
the hills north of Bethlehem In company
with a cynical Greek. and meeting on the
plains n shepherd and his son. And Barab-
bas tells, in imperishable verse the story
that is old but ever new-of the confront
ing of the sinful soul with the pardoning
divine.
That 1 might be where now this brave Man
hung ,,
In His long tortures awful loneliness
The guard lay idly round waning tre'
The pteTn centurion $1,000 lnQlHerent5
Only the sob of women far away
Came and was lost. A soldier stirred the hre'
Some power OF capture in the pleading eyes
Drew me yet nearer till all will was lost;
When that long wall OF agonized appeal
Broke on the friendess silence OF the night,
My eyes were HIS to hold-His eyes were mine.
Tho ood-stained cross shook with the thrCes
of death:
The black hair heavy with the sweat OF death
Dropped DER the fallen head, while suddenly
The earth rocked under me. heard atar
The screams OF women and the cries OF men,
Uprooted trees, the crash Of wall and tower;
And through II ever those beSeeching eyes
I saw, and fell and again
Blind-blind forever, as my soul had oeen'
With one last memory OF those seeking eyes.
And, having converted the unbelieving
by his tale, his mission done Barabbas
dies-the smile OF one who sees upon his
face
In the Museum of Constantinople Is a
famous monument, known as Lies
Pleureuses," in which a mourning woman
is depicted In IS attitudes of grief. About
this poem Doctor Mitchell writes poem
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F. P. A." and His
Coming Tow.,

+. p. A., as every one knows a.
for Franklin p. Adams, who first -
the morning light Gas he puts q,
Chicago, on November Is, 1891 ana =
made number of people ohuoL,. -
that time. Just now he conduo,. ~
Coming Tower, a daily column !, !,
New York Tribune, and walker.
Gotham streets have turned mia ~.
aloft to see his initials placardes o0s...
the tops of buildings by the enArr.s.
advertising policy Of that paper
But F. p. A. is more than rners 49,.
grapher. He is one of those rare b,rs.
humorist who can be genuinely witt,
after day, always I'm good hunor :!
Cwhat is rarer still) always In Eood ,.a.d and
His light verse Is unexcelled in ArnSs,'sl
today for wit and point. His sats. y.
clear-sighted and keen, biting oo1s,.
home to the heart of the pompors .a.
banal. His versions of Horace In ,sa
vernacular of Broadway; his littla Az. ~.
at the bourgeolsie; his adaptation :,
Pepys' diary-all are delightful. TN.
mantle Of Eugene Field and H. G. Rnn'
ner has fallen upon him. There cmlI
be no greater tribute to the populs,,,s
of his stuff than the way his "contrihss
rally to him. Does he propose a riaS.
invite suggestion, they flock 10 n,
Coming Tower in hundreds. Even ~.
title Of his new book came as n me.
gestion from contrib"
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Romantic Short Stories

The short story volume, like average
poetry-if we are to believe the publishers
is counted q drug on the book mar
ket. There is little or no demand for
them, excepting perhaps, in the rare
instance when the reputation of the author
justties their appearance, which all goes
10 prove that Miss Dell has unques-
tionab.y arrived In the literary sense of
the word. Under the title of THE
Swindler and Other Stories &c. p Put
nam she gives US ten short stories or
rather sketches in which the love and
romantic sentiment of a "Rosary-Grau-
stark" flavor predominates. Clever
touches of observations and character
in the book however, are abundant,
especially in the first story from which
the volume takes its title. This is
dramatic and exceedingly wel-written
episode that tells of the reformation and
redeeming Of a convicted swindler, with
the Inevitable and foreseen happy ending.
The author possesses an agreeable and
fluent style and the admirable faculty OF
retaining the readers untiring interest
throughout.
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Romance at 30!

The real girl, "the marvellous girl, the
girl with the big, beautiful, unspoken
thoughts in her head, the big, brave and
undone deeds in her heart" cannot be
found at 20, or even 25 Thirty is the
age when real character has shown itself
James Barton. in Eleanor Abbott's lat
est book, Little Eve Edgarton' (The
Century Company, New York;, found that
at 20 it was impossible to discriminate
between vivacity or just plain kiddsh-
ness; whether sweetness is real dis
position or just coquetry; whether tender
ness is personal discrimination or just
sex; whether dumbness is stupidity or
just brain boarding its immature treas
ures."
when a girl interests you at 20, YOU
will be utterly mad about her at 30" is
the sage advice given to Barton, and his
quest began.
He met little Eve Edgarton, just 80.
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ENCROSSTNC ROMANCE In THE NEW BOOKS

on death, which in It's wonder recalls
Shelley's "Adonais.T
There are whom SORROW leaves full wrecked.
The great
Grow in the urgent anguish OF defeat
And with mysterious confidence await
The silent coming OF the bearers teeti
Wherefor this quiet face SO proudly set
To front life's duties, but neught to torset'
For life Is but a tender instrument
Whereon the master hand OF grief doth fall
Leaving loves vibrant tissue resonant
With echoes, ever waking at the call
OF every kindred tonei SO grief doth change
The Instrument o'er which his fateful fingers
range.
These poems are the expression of n
life rich In Intellectual knowledge, the
esthetic rapture conjured by the beauties
of the world and art and ever gaining
an insight into the life within. Remlnls-
cent of Tennyson's Crossing the Bar"
Dr. Mitchel's "Vesperal' has its own
farewell message:
l know the night il near ct hand.
The mists lie low hill and bay,
The autumn leaves are dewless, dryi
But have had my day.
Yes, have had, dear Lord. the day;
When at Thy call l have the night,
Brief be the twilight Rs l pass
From light to dark, from dark to light. q
T. r.. III.
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A cH1LD's IMAGINED Playmate

"Una Mary (Charles scribner's Sons,
n. ", by Una Hunt is q most eXtraordt-
nary bit Of biography. It is essentially
that, because although Una Mary was
the rest OF me. the deep, inner real
part" as the author says, she Is treated
effectively. and with remarkable candor.
The hgment OF the mind which embodes
each mans ideal self to him Is not more
real than the corresponding image OF
childhood. Because Una had 10 wear
dark heavy Etuffs, and desired white frills
and fluhles, Una Mary was endowed with
white frills and fiufies. just as to each
man his ideal self is dressed the white
frills OF the spirit
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Dubarry beautiful now""The
Presentation" by De Stacpooe.-John Lane
Al
Wells, Sir Harmon has
published by Macnilan's
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COZ, Texas, : similar 70 t1zt G. IN,
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Cholera and Diz-ThCez Rena5v. A
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ers.
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THEN and NOW

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n greet The stranger With yams and
bar1boD tIbss ~ water.
~>~-~~-~>->-~~~~>~~~-
here nezt TUesday Thomss r. Owen
Of NDszoYee y being mentioned for
manager Of The campo N committee.
u is l.keiy hOveser. that a move
msnt viii be- started by ves, side
demDcEaiE, 70 secure one u these
places fCr that section.
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Wing snl Enoort.e

The W.ngo biH, rre.!5usly iaa.-ssd
prO,ides that aben any zolyel, state
or national bank presents 10 the fed.
eral reserve board note executed
By the the producer Of cotton and
secured b. The cotton, the note run.
ling :or twelve months and bearing
{ per cent interest, there shall be ls-
sued federal reserve notes - pr
cent Of the actual value Of the cot.
ton The notes are subject 10 call
when the cotton can De sold in the
local markets At the average O. the
price for spot middling during the last
five years.
Mr. W.nro explained 10 the con-
gress that he was only asking for the
farmer ahat the government was do
ing for the big banker and the cotton
manufacturer and said that Il it was
charged hi idea meant an imitation
Of currency. the same imitation was
being created for the other interests
named. Under the bin, any bank
could secure federal reserve notes
up 10 l2j per cent OF IS unimpaired
capital and surplus, and for retire
meHt Of the notes, the bin leaves 1t
to the federal reserve board 10 work
out
The fixed interest rate Of per cent.
was objected to since money through.
out the south now was costing 6. S
and 10 per cent; anyway. it was re
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State Of ohio, cry Of Toledo, Lucas
County, ~.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
r. senior partner ~ the firm o. =. J.
Cheney T. Co, doing business Ia the
city u Toledo, County and State aioTe.
said and that Fad firm viii pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case o. Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn ~ before me and subscribed
IN M preseHce, this 9Th day of Decem.
Der 3. y. 1856.
CSeaD 4. ". GLEASON.
notary Public
Halle CatarTh Cure - taken inter.
ualy and acts directly upon The blood
and mucous surfaces o. the system
Send for Testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY 4, co, Toledo, o.
Sold by al Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for constl.
patton.
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Afdmo5e.te Want Ads viii fnd It.
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vosrhL VALUATION CHANGED
Ecsro % EaUslizsiicn s.ogc., Il
from sics.oco % tsbDco.

Oklahoma cry. Aug - The state
hDafd o' equalization yeetsfGsy re-
considered he asssssmeIt that had
been pTegIoYIy made a2a.a.' the
Portal Telegraph compary AZ The
June meeting fna salUa'lon ~ the
COMPANY wa a1sd a. iIlsCcl T1r
~as izlF00 .ess than ne tentative
.a.1ation it was certlaed ~ 'he
FHseral cognues EecOrs.Geratlo1 re.
fHlted in r'd4c1g the ,al1alor 70
1thGGD
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ctnsr Products 70 Protect


he szic rhst cotton Wa 70, The
cIiy ;airg oil fl Oklahoma Ehes,
throughout the west, silver II the
Te.'e-1 states, and lumber were al
lii D. the var situation, but that cot.
ton wss generally recognized Is Z va.
usb.e ssse, and that the government
would 70 a. {, cogld 70 prevent i,
Eon s1.1g 70 waste. He said the
farmer should 70, be led away with
The false argument that he could haul
bis cotton 70 the United States treas
ny and get the gold FOR Il. Business
vas not done ths, way, be said. With
the emergency cfrrency law II force
and the federal reserve act coming
within few weeks, be belieyed the
va situation would fully BE- met
The congress also indorsed the
bonded warehouse bills introduced
b. Senator Smith Of Georgia and
Representatives Lever Of South Caro-
Ina, and elected the following otic-
erg. President, z, J. Watson. South
Carolina; yice-president, Charles ST
Clair, Galveston; secretsry-treasurer.
n. e. Hughes Georgia
PFeFident Watson was directed 10
izsue calls for state meetings o.
farmers and business men 10 consider
the adTissi Iity Of asking governors Of.
states 70 taI special sessions OF the
legislatures % WORK ont the ware.
house plan.
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An ArcnoTelre Classified Ad will
lend hand IN your hunt for a cooler
room.
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PLANS
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Tosic IL CHANGED 70 3 pr cent
5e1z,or Hoke Smith u Ceorgiz n.5
-1s co-grezs hat hs did 10, think
z1y plan tor Fsclcsl reris,o1 d tie
federal reserre sct you'd bs Dzssec.
IL 'hOgga, 1is resolution for d.s,-.-
.1,ioa q emergency currency
ta-oggao7, the souta and The Rsns-
Del smeIdmenl making cotton ware
.c1s= receipts co1nercisI PAPER and
'1r-her extending the Aldrich-Y-ee-
.zLt laT, would snswer the purpose
What the farmer needs f. little
oscsooHe," ssid Senator Smith, and
rot sacr.ace his crop when. By using
..dgment, he can eTentgsIly get lzc
.9- j."
Senator Smith added that 1e had
.-'orma,ion from Z number q ns11- |
'sc-1rers they were ready 70 buy cot
.oo e. lzc provided they knew thz,
'1s ,s-mer would stick for that price
b, = hey ys-d tnst figure and then
,1e farmer lost his nerve" and sold
70 competitors fo- sc, the marUfsc- /
'Erers ss-d t1ey would be seriously
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17
Professional Cards
ROSE CROlX HOSPITAL
21o2i2 z. Main ST.

For the care and treatment Of Medical
Surgical and Obstetric cases.
For information address either Dr.
Frederick P. Won Keller or Dr.. James
F. Son, at the Hospital. ::
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-07
Legal



State u Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
To Whom /, May Concern:
a special meeting OF the stockholders OF
Rock Island Savings Bank, Il cOrpor-
atiCu duly organized ana existing un-
state OF Illinois, held at tine Office OF
said b,Glk, No. 81 Eighteenth street,
in the cry o. ROCK IsIInd Rock Island
county. Illinois, cL tnc 18th day ~
August, \. -. 1914. at the n0ur OF
resolution Was duly passed uUtnurlzing
and approving the consolidation or saId
ROCK island savings Bank with ROCK
Island savings trust Company, cor
poraIon duy organized and existing
under and by virtue ~ The laws OF sad
SJ3te q Illinois, and ordering and oi-
rcung tn officers q. said Rock Island
Savings Bank 20 take sucn further steps
as might be necessary to compete the
said cOnrCl iGltion, and 20 permit the
sad consolidated company 70 commence
buS.nss in accordanc. with law, tho
10 be Rock Island Savings Bank.
stockholders representing moro than
stock OF said Rock Island Savings Bank
being present at said NEE sing, in per-
received the affirmative vote Of more
than two thirds C2-SJ OF the whole cap
Bunk
That in pursuance CT said resolution
oL sara StocNi43 ldtIS, an 'itsFtSineht Oi
GoESoiidatloh has been duly entered
into and subscribed by sdid Rock island
Savings Bank and said Rock Island
Savings Trust Company, respectively,
and under the corporate seal of said
Banks, respectively.
And certificate or the proceedings
Of said Rock Island Savings Bank rela-
tive 20 such consolidation. verified Ey
the affidavit Of the president Of said
Rock Island Savings Bank, and under
the seal OF said corporation, has been
nled in the Office OF the auditor of pub
lie accounts of the state Of Illinois, and
a like certificate has been Med for rec
ord in the Office of the recorder Of dee dS
OF the county OF ROCK Island and state
OF Illinois, as required by law said Rock
island county being Che county in
which the principal business Office ct
SUCH corporation is located. and the
said consolidation Of said ROCK Island
Savings Bank with said Rock Island
Savings Trust Company has been fully
That the name OF said consolidated
corporation IS Rock Island savings
Bank"
THAT the principal pace Of business
OF said consolidated corporation is in
the city of Rock island, in tne county
Of Rock Island and state Of Illinois
That the apital stock Of said Rock
Island Savings Bank * the sum OF TWO
Hundred Thousand tS2O0.bO0.OnJ Dol
lars. divided into Two Thousand t2.90ol
shares of the par value of one Hundred
(S1oO.O0) Dollars each.
That the duration OF said consolldat-
ed corporation Is Ntnrty-NIne tJ9f
wears from the date of the organizations
Of So Id Rock Island Savings Trust Com
Dated at Rock Island. III, this 18th
dav Of S7ptem Der, 4. d. 1914.
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK,
BY II. :. CABLE. It's President.
Attest, A. 7. LindStrom. Its Cashier.
Jackson. Hurst x Stafford. attorneys.