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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
SdmurOeer 6ci flciIdJfreiicnOcn
9Sflau5en.

SSn Sen ieuGteu llrudlOern ser
Sropc le6t cine ileiihfreienOe &ilon.
5enoottlng, sic ais 9lepent6es be-
seiHnct miro gum SnieftcnfonQ
be0ienen lic6 Oieie &flon5en 5ienlitb
oroBer, an langeu Stieleu 66naenOer
fonnenartiger @e6ilOe, Oie nocb o6ct
oeoffnet inO. Gieie &onnen iinO i'm
Snneren ctIpo bis 5ur SGlfte nit ei-
ncr 9Sliiiiigfeit geiiiat, in ser lid elm
Stoff nohpeien lGBt, ser audi inn
Wlooen unO Gorm bon Menihcn
unO G6iercn ousgeidieoen miro,
nGmli6 oaS %epiin, Oos bic Scr.
iebung ser No6rung perlriobt.
&onn man alletu icbon OeS6al6
Oicie aonnon ie6r gut OeroIeid6cn
nit Dem Torm onOerer Se6emeien,
10 l0Bt ii6 ser GergleiA nod beOeu-
tcnO erpeitcrn. Mun 6Qt ndmlib ge-
flnOen, Dab sic 9anncn Oes 9tepen-
tDeS, eoenlo mie 8. y. 0Ie elll9elpetoe
Der Sbiere, S6ndrober altmeiicn.
@ic Die o9lotu" 6eribtct cntOedte
Erotellor @iint6er ouf Dem @rlmo
Ser &dnnen ne6en toOten unO perpe.
item Snletten S6ier6en, Oenen OoS
%epIin anl6einenO nidtS on6o6eu
fonnte imO Oe 9on5 munter in Ser
GGiiiigfcit, bic sic Gonucn ent6icl.
fen, auf mO nicOer touhten. Gs
poren S6iere, Oie ousidlieBlid ouf
Gin @oiierlc6en ongcpieieu iinO, iib
olio mr in Oen &annen entpidelt
bobcn tonren @or allen fielen sic
6efonnten @eitolten Scr 9arpcn bon
Stehmiiden oltf
9lllf SABA bat man in sen &apnen
Der 9lepent6eS nod bier onoere Pr.
ten iolher Sbiere geiitn0en. Sic 6o.
ben inn groBen unO gan5en Sen
San Oen unriere Stccbmiidenlarpen
5eigen lmO entpideln iib ebenio pic
Oicie. 9IuBer Oen N}iidenlaroen fono
man nod meiBlibe, wurmartiae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

ien9e6ietc GcutihlanOS. 9}omentlib
Oos crlicrc &onO bat Orrd Ocn Oobin.
geri6teten oeuticben ginwonoerer-
from ais @riob fiir 0oS Geuti9lanO
ie6lenOe groBe rationale 9hlSpon0e
riugSge6iet geOicnt mo, menu ou6
unbeOingt Ooral ieIt5u5alten lit, OaB
Ole eingemanoerten Geutihen in po-
litiiGen 9ingen iidb nur ais StootS.
biirger Der neuen Seimotb iiiblen 10
lit oo6 Oie 0erielung beionOerer
mirtbi6oitli6er 9e5ie6ungen 5mi-
icben 0ieier un0 Dem W}utterlonOe
cine 0l0gli6fcit pon oQergr0Bter De
oeutltng. Gic orgentinii6e &epu6if,
Die pirtbi6oitli@ cntic6ic0en auf Der
oufiteigen0en 9inie ltebt fam 5mor
nibt in Dem @loBe luie nomentlicb
SiiO.9roiilien ais ii6ermiegeno bon
Seuti6en belieOelteS 9onO ongeieben
meroen. Gie itolienii6e 9lusponoe.
ring Oortbin lit beOeutenO compof-
ter, unO nelerOings miro Oltrd iopo.
nii6e ginmonOercr cine peitere Ger.
lplitterllng Der 9lnlie0lungSgebiete
beroorgerufen. Srob0eu lit Der Gin
fhiB oeS GeutiHt6umS I'M 2on0e
redt er6e6lih uno Oie 9lnnG6ering
ouf fultureQem @e6ieie, Der 6efannt-
lid ser Sonoel BON iel6it iolgt, bat
groBe 6orti6ritte gemo6t ni6t min
Der Der @infliB OeS Oelticben Niili-
iGnueienS OurA sic I'M 2anOe anne.
ienoeu SSuitruftionS Siii5iere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Der 9ena IL So!


glui Ocn YlGbcn, in sen StroBcn
S6out's iebt anOerS aus,
6riibling fam unO feline Some
Srie6 Oen @inter aus.
Sis rmO SGnec, Oic bod ii6 t5iirm
ten
IoB elm SeOer mor entiett,
SinO peri6mimOcn unO Die weiBer
StraBenfe6rer ieiern iebt.
'gti6t me6r %el5 umO oidc aleiOer
Srdgt 9lOele unO 9iorie
g}ein, in Ouftig-nift'ge @iillen
&eu5esfro6 eri3eineu tic.
Bart Our6bro6en miro Die @luic,
Mebr ais iuBfrei miro OoS &leiO
llnO ser &od miro nod piel enger,
Der i6on 10 mic 10 ni9t melt.
g8ieOer MN fir 5pau5ig Collars
Saufen iebo fam 0lama
Sbrem lieben @b b'genable
@inen neuen Yonoma.
@ie0er iibt Der Olter6oie,
~ @aS er ii6 ni6t nebmcn ldBt -
@ie man bunte gier briitet
Sir oos ro6c Oiterfelt.
8icOer oon Dem 0o1e ibolet
Solo unO 5drtli6 OoS n0iioit"
g8enn Der len5begliidte Safer
llmi9ou bGlt na9 elmer 6rau.
@ieoer 6ribt bei'm 8oicbol.SpieIe
Sid Die Sugeno Sals in0 9ein,
@ieOer gebt man6 titles Bdr6en
@ng iIni6llngen mo allein.
g8ie0er trinft man fii6le 9omlen
Statt Der beiBen Elmi6c nn
MieOer fommGn Die WfoSfitoS,
@enn man miinibt, Ii9 ouS3uru6'u
g8ieOer 5ie6t bic 6riiblingSiebnill6t
SSn manA' illnges 0i6ter6er5,
llnO cr flngt in l6le9teu &erien
Seinen ticfen &iebesi6mer5.
gSieOer oic &erlobungSringe
Sreten nunme6r in glftiou
@ern OaOon au6 monde Slcinc
Sat Elm babies 9ubenO i1ou.
@ieocr bliiben iebt Oie &cil6en
9(u 6em itiacn @ieienrain,
@ieOer iingcn ibre &ieoer
Spabcn, iopie 8ogelein.
5rii6liug lit iett cingc5ogcn,
9(QeS 6lii6t auf S1ritt unO Gritt
lluO eS lteiat Der @ieni66cit @oun,
llnO Die Stcuern Iteigen nit.
&uOolf @. &cb6a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Ncntidje 9lr6eit nnO Ocnti6c @iinIdc
in EDrien.

w ODAtNN*
Sic Gri1lieBltng &leinoiien'S lit
cine nit Sen peitge6enOiten Soffnun-
gen Oerfniipitc 9lufgo6e, 5u oeren
Soiln0 sic a6euOlGnOii1en Md6tc
nit eiieriibiiger @ei6Gftigfeit iib
OrGn9en. Ser Streit Inn 0ie 6inan.
strung Der nod in 9lr6eit 81 gc6en-
Oen @in5elitredcn ser ngogOao 81
icu6a6n" bat Sen nternotionolen
G6orofter Der bier iic6 auft6uenoen
6rogeu rcdt Oelhli6 crfeunen laiien
IoS nirt6i6oitlibe 2c6cn Glein-
oIien'S 6eginnt Ourb Oieien S6ie
ncnitrong gef0roert neuc @liitben
81 trei6cu, uno Die Oaron mitgeor-
6eitet ba6en 6oifen ouf reic6e ,Srucbt.
llnO niCbt nur OoS @irt6iboftsle6en
5eigt periiingte 9legiamfeit, ou6 OoS
politiiGe rnO geiitigc @oaen ser
pielgeItoltigen 9eD0lferung &lein.
riien'S bat Our3 Sen 9legimemehiel
in GonItoutinopel nnO Ocn ingIiicf.
li9en Grieg einen ouinllntcrn0en
9lnitoB 6efonmen. SSn Oieier inte-
reiionten 3eit OeS @G6rens unO
Erei6enS, I'M 6rii6ia6r 1913, bat
Elm Oeuti6er @rofeiior Gr. @lortm
Sortmom pom Orientalii6en &c.
Seminar in Berlin eineStuOienreiie
our6 oie ipriiben StdOte gemoAt
mrO einc reide 9(uS6eute an 9eo6o6.
tlmgen @in0riiden unO Grfa5riln9en
gemaGt, Die er in einem 9onOe
nSleiie6eri6te aus Sprien" nieOeroc-
lcat bat. Sir oeutiGe Seler beion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

Ger SrGumer. ~ Ger Ero-
telior beipra6 Die englii6e @eibid-
tt. gben er5dblte er Ben @pmnaIo-
ten bon Oem3eitalter @liIo6et6s, ais
er ii6 plobli6 OIL einen Der iimgen
Serte monote.. n@ie alt mar gliia.
bet62" - sic purOe neuliG iie6-
5e6n," fam bic rai6e 9lutport
Ser Singing bate ober ou cine
aoll5 anOere geOatbt.
Ger bGusIi6e SERB BON
Suro55o.-n9lA, @iai, iG m06te
ood cine @o6uurg nit me6r &omn
fortl"
Gos Spfer. uSic ge6cn alio
Dor, mid 81 lieben? 9tun, wos tbG-
ten Sic oenn gum geiipiel, wenu icb
lebt bier in Oen See fiele?" - sd
miirOe mein Germ0gen 6erge6en nm
oen See nuSpunpen 81 lailen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Die idjuci5criIdJc GanOcSansitcIlnng,
Bon Or. q. g 9iit6i.

Gine iAmei3erii6e 9onOeS 9luS-
telling in Ger 8un0eSbalptitoot
Bern per0ient cntiHieOen peit iiber
Die @rcn5en Oes 9anoes 6inous 9e-
a6tung. 9ie SHmei5er ielber wii-
fen, mas iold, Elm frieOliGer @ett-
beper6 i6rer nationalen 9lrbeit fir
iie beOeutet; wie iie 1883 aus alien
@oueu nab 3iiricb mo 1S96,in BEL
len S1ooreu nacb @enf itromten, 10
peroen tie audi i'm Sonmer 1914
nob @ern sur Oritten ibmei5erii6cn
2onoes-2luSitc1uug muafo6reu 9l6cr
nicbt Oas nod 10 beaeilerte Sntcrelie
ser 9anoesfinoer oQein ncrmag oaS
gcpaltige Merf 3um @riolgc 81 fii6-
rem, oo5i beOarf eS Dor 9(Qem audi
Der G6eilna6me ser iremoen @Gite,
sic ollid6rIi1 81 pielen Sallienoen
Die S6pei5 sur @rbollng auimden.
S6nen 9(Qen fam elm Seiub SernS
mO ieiner llmgebuug nibt uorm gc-
mig empioblen merOen.
Gie 9htsltelmg lmioBt iieben
Souptgruppen; I. ltrproOuftiou; 3.
@ewer6e, SuOullrie lmO Ge6nif, 3.
SonOel uno @erfc6r nit sport unO
Eouriltif; A. StaoiSwirtbicbnft unO
&oIfswoblfo6rt; 5. @ebrpcien; 6.
&iinite unO gSiiieni6aften; Z. Suter-
rationale 9ureour 9eIonoers Der.
Dor5u6e6cn IinO Oie 200 N2eter lange
@lai6inenboIe, Scr Gracbt6au ser
iAmei5erilben Sotel-1SnOultrie unO
acknowledgements Il. oaS Seinat6S-
ibubOori. Gas 9ebtere liegt geion-
bert auf Dem b06iien Ylnft oes @e-
l0nOeS unO mabt nit ieiner Stride
nit @inrr6auS, ieinem Saucrn6ot
Dem 9anO6auS lmo ieinen NrbeitS-
itGtten ser Seimhmit I'M Sctrieb Oen
@inorld eines 6ooenltdnOigen orga-
niIben @e6GiOc.GmplereS. Ger
StanO ser 9lrbeiteu lit idon iebt io-
wet geoiebcn OoB Die 9eiu6er be-
rcitS an Dem auf @litte Mai feitge.
Iebten @r0ffnungsternin ein fertigeS
@an5es porfinoen perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
ScntidlauO nmO siOumrrifu.

Frin5 SeinriG BON @reuBen Oeiien
AuSlonoreiien 6iS6er nit Dem Ser
9nll9en immer einen er6e6li6en po.
lIlllben 3ped uer6anOeu in Dem rein
pIrtbl3oitspoIitii6en Slime ser gon.
sen @eltpolitif, miro OennGbIt ais
@olt Der p&omblrg.glmerifa.Sinie@
N SlienoS 9lpreS cinen me6rtGgigen
Selll@ mo6cn 3u glei6er 3eit
tonlnt aus 9iio oe Sonciro Die Nlel.
Oung BON umfoiienOen Gor6ereituus
Gen sum Gmpfouec Scr Ocutibcu at.
lantil1en GiDiiion, Sic olf i6rer Sc
il6Slobrt bort 9Infcr merfen miro.
Gieicr empfong miro cincn ousqc.
lpro6cnen Observation-Disclosures Gbo
rofter 6a6cn, iiber Sen Ho6men eincs
Soili6feiiSs9lfteS oIio cr6e6Iih bin.
oiI5ge6en.
9raiilien unO 9IrGentinieu oe6o-
ren, lpie Oie uMdgOe6urger 3eiiunQ~
i6rei6t, in nlSgeiprohenen W|oBc
81 Dem pelhpirt6idoftliben Suterci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Nag mihucraniiatc sfntari.

SUS HlRuCr9hhBIe SIHlHrl.
9ura55o, 9llbonien'S fiinftige
6oupt- uno &eiiOen5itaot, i6welgt
in &orl6uBiu6el uno freut ii6 ieiner
iG6 erltanOenen StroBen6eleu6tung;
9roQenO unO 6etriibt o6er ite6t Sfu-
tori a6ieitS umO 5iirnt, oaB Shirt
9il6elm bon 9ll6onieu nidt Die llier
OeS i60nen Sfutori- Gees 81 ieiner
fiinftigeu 9ieiiOen5 erpdblt. 9lrnnlOo
Gipolla, ser 5ur 3eit BORT ueilt, err
5Gblt Oopon in Ser nStompa," mie
Die 9iirger bon Sflttori miBmlt6ig
ibre i6onlten Soifniu9en 6eitotten.
9l6 es bonOelt idb babel ia nibt Inn
9iiOoIitGten Der Stdmme, aucb ni6t
Inn einen Yrooin5-@QtriotismuS. Der
Segriff elmer regelre6ien SalptltaOt
lit Den 9(l6aneien ia nod fremO 9lber
lie ba6en oieleS Ooriiber gebort, mas
cine Saiptlto0t beOeutet; ia einen
fleinen 8orgeibmad boben Die 9eutc
bon Sfiltari bereitS 0ur6 0ie inter-
rationale @orniion foiteu oiirfen.
SauptltoOt beiBt Sof6nltmg 9ieie-
ranteu, 0iplomateu, @eiolge, Beam,
te, Minilter, Soniaren Eruppen
6auptliaOt beiBt n%onem ct Girpen-
ies." Snlptitaot beiEt mGrden6aft
6obe @lielben fir Oie SauSbclibcr,
oieriatb 6obe @reiie fir ale &rdmer
uno &aufleute, lmo 0omit flir ole
9lQacmcinbeit Die 9eieitiglng Der
9toi6nenOigfeit 81 barter, re9elma-
Biger 9(r6eit. Die 9eicbung Stuta-
ri'S OurH Die @lG6te bat oaS Solt
bereitS oerpo6nt. Die 8eletlmg
Our6 Die Srlppen bat Der Stoot
ii6er 9toGt StroBen, Spgiene, 9ler5te,
fleine Sbulb6llier un0 Sou6erfeit
gebra9t. lln0 OoS 9olf bon Sfutori
io6, mie oie Soloaten @uropa'S or
beiteten, inn ShpeiBe ibres 9lnge-
ii6ts fiir Die 9epolferung bon Sfu-
tori ar6eiteten. &nnn man cS Ben
@iirgern Oerargeu, OoB iie in tii6ler
E6iloiop6ie 81 Dem @rgc6niB famen:
Die Solooten orbeiten fir ms, es
p1re gero0e5u rnlmlterer Mettbe-
mcr6, nm miG iel6lt fir ms or6ei-
ten 5u mollen.
9}lr zines itort al Ser Seiebung
Our9 0ic europGii6en 8rltppen.
Sdnea 6aben Die ionIt in Itootliden
1yragen 10 inoiiiereuten 9iir0qr imO
Oie 9eanIten bon norgeltern oaS
gSort gelcrut: Sel6Itregierungl Mon
oer6inoert iie an Der SelbItregierlmg
Der @iaiter ltno Die 9tatilralien roll
len ndt mebr 10 Iei6t bon SonO 81
Nano. Gie Hibter, bic emit eineu
i90nen &orpien cine 3iege oOer cine
6linte 10 gerne nobmen, bliden tralt-
ri0 Orein. 9llio Oa5u Ser &rieg lnO
ole 9elagerung? CAB Die Soloaten
Guropa's fir Sfutori ar6eiten, lit
in SrOmlng; a6er nuB eS Oenn iein
boB iie ale iriiber 10 lufratiOen flei-
nen 9lenter ii6eriliiiiig mo@en2
llnO 10 ibidt ocnn Sfiltari i6weren
&cr5ens ieine Sobeit 9ib Cood @ii-
riOitenfiiriten in SegIeitrng albani-
itber S6riitfilnoiger sur Control
Gommiiiion nit Der 9itte, Gura55o
a68uieben uno Stutari sur Soiipt-
ItaOt 81 MAIDEN. 0enn Sfittori bat
aefdmpft rmO Die 9eIagerlina erOil-
oct, inO menn nun 0uro55o oen
&abm abid0pft: ia, oiebt es Oonn
ilberbaupt nod cine @ere1tigfeit auf
oieIer @elt2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

5000 ilp Gbs hHO ecpi.......... SO
81 600 rn abs inc ler....,...... 65Is
SO 1000 8a Dliolono .. 5er...........iO3M
aHtbeiIe gnI 6 g Of Conn. ....isa
40 gnt6eIe etI & g Of Conn u..is4
enibeile Sioelip & 9ep......i5G
Go snt0eIe 5loeIig * Sep.-....i5o
10 glut6eie mo GaiuaItD. ....... s7la
so sIntbeIe s. com Or ctis).... 57la
200 9Iut6cile Wlon Sal Grac CONT. GO
so 9Inibele gaiI 9arI oi eal....175
20 aut6eiIe pa 8atcr BON com. 7oh
20 sIuibeile Ea gsaier 4ow com. 76h
100 9lntbeie uni Rps ilno 5er. SIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Srrlangt i'm aagemciuen.
Stellehgcindc.
3n GertanfeH:
Narmen An ucrIanien.

iYnrnieu 5u OcrInnlen
Siio.Sere1 SSarmcn 3 9lder auies Snno
5000; lam 81 Wionasraten bon SO be5aDli
ueroen Seines 9ano iir S6iis, 9eercns sc.
miiies9inu, Gefliiecl uno Gaubeu6u6t miloes
eciunoeS Alima; nabe Staot; balbe Ylele
bon Der Siien6n6nsS Station; blii6enoe Nads
barfdait; quite QanoitraBen, rcincs 98ancl
6ari Gciuc, 1919 SaOctte CTR, Baltimore, Wio.
(WlrBt3- Npril13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

IaTc sur Jicifc in's gluslanb beiOrSt
6. Statue, Yir. Alb, SEayaItimOres Str.
Wabe GuItOm Somie ASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
gerfduie oui Der gaItimorcr llftien.
b1rIe.

5000 glh COM 4er. r.......... 04M
$4,000 sIrun sano GiraoeI Oer., 1oOA
$it 900 sin al6er. 1880. ............. 02H
Sioo GiiO 4cr 1851 (8 2...-... osh
$1,000 @'9.s Sreip 4cr............. 20
$4,000 9a goier @oper 5er...,... 92%
$1,000 ecob & 0loon Scr. er............. i0pl
$1,000 Uni abs L. 4er............ 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
AT THE EMPIRE.

Manager Dolly has followed his sue
cess in booking a fine bill for the last
half Of last week by getting an even
better one for the last half of this
week, beginning tomorrow afternoon.
The feature will be Emerson and
Baldwin, Claimed to be the worlds
greatest juggling comedians, whose ac-
tioas have made millions in two con-
tinents laugh. The famous Lyric quar-
tet, heard on the records of a famous
company for several years
and liked the country over, will be
here in person TO sing the songs which
have made them such universal favor
ties and TO which they owe their ire
mendous vogue. There will be oper-
attic numbers, sentimental and ragtime
and the music lover who
leaves the theatre without thoroughly
approaching this treat will be hard
indeed to please. William Bence and
company. in a little skit, "Hopkee's
Dream Us 10 be another of the sur
prises. Lane. Harper and Lane, known
As the Twentieth Century Entertain
ers," will lend a dash of color and
spice to the bill, The Carl Painter
trio will be here also
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
MATHERVILLE

Miss Mary Buyan is now employed
in Joe Wild's store.
Lewis James and William Carlson
spent Tuesday in Davenport.
The bazaar given Tuesday by the
Latter Day Saints was largely attend
ed. They took in over 500.
John Blaine spent Tuesday in Coal
Valley and Rock Island.
Hershel Gordo. WIN has been en-
ployed at the depot, has gone to his
home in GaIesburg.
Mrs. Dan Thomas of GiIchrist Wis
listed here Tuesday.
John Starcervitch and Mrs. Jennie
futile were united i marriage at
Rock Island Wednesday. They re
turned here in the evening, where
they will make their future home. The
bride and groom are we'll known here
and have the best wishes of their
many friends. The groom is employ
ed at the Alden Coal Co.
p c. Freytag o. Reynolds was here
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis Sword and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Holgate, visited in Rock Is
land Thursday
Among Rock Island passengers
"wednesday were Mrs. Ben Adams, |
Mrs. Robert Collingwood, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Rettig, and Mrs. Charles Colt |
man.
The next number of the Lyceum |
course Will be Tuesday evening, Jan. /
). James Robert Barley, the well 1
known cartoonist and lecturer will oc-
cupy the platform.
Miss Doris Tomilson of Cable
spent the past week here.
The firm known as Heblen Brothers, Il
lealers in lumber, coal and hardware, !!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
A CAFE-LUNCH COUNTER
CAR ON THE ROCK ISLAND

4 cafe-lunch counter car is the
latest innovation on the Rock Island
road and is being experimental with
in the dining car service.
The new car has been placed in op-
Grafton ON the branch between Liver
more. Iowa, and Ellsworth, Mimi. and
from Ellsworth to Pipestone, MINI.
The pernanency Of the car viii de-
pend upon its success
The new car is stated TO be the last
word in a dining car. As its name i'm
plies it is a combination cafe and
lunch counter. The cafe will seat IS
people aud the lunch counter - peo-
pie. The Rock Island road -nnounces
rates will prevail in the
cafe and at the lunch counter popular
prices will govern. II is believed the
new car Will fill a long felt want with
the travelling public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23

er. who has come to ignore Christ and
has thrown the bible overheard. He
has buried the real teachings of Christ
under a plea for less dogma-more
reason
Then the third class, o. which
there are still a few members, is the
Old-fas hioned. who preach the word OF
God in the spirit OF Christ
Z say, get out OF the pulpit if you
don't believe in miracles. The aver
age minister now plays favorites. He
never kicks ont a 100000 man. but
out, goes the $3.50 man in a hurry.
The church is going to dry up if it
persists in sticking close to the flesh
pots OF Egypt"
A1the last meeting he said three OF
his former teammates were with him
at State and Van Buren, streets the
night he was converted. They re-
fused. he said, ito accept the invita-
tion of the street preacher and died
in poverty and misery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23

bers are of the light whistly kind and
most capable company of farceurs,
singers, dancers and girly girls make
up the personnel of the presenting
cast
Nat. c. Goodwin, who is scheduled
to appear at the Illinois theatre, Dec.
80, in Never Say Die" is known as
one of the stages happiest wits" and
likewise famous racontours. The fol
lowing incident frequently goes the
rounds of the Lambs 'Friars". and
Players" clubs in New York City, as
having taken place at the expense of
the eminent actor, VIM. Fl. Crane, at
Claridge's hotel. while Goodwin was
living there and Cranes engagement
of The Henrietta" was coming to
close at the Knickerbocker theatre. 1t
seems that Goodwin IS a we'll known
devotee of the boxing game, manly art
of self-defense and all such, and he
had attended the Manifestations
prize fight at the Madison Square
garden and experimenting that it would
be a rough and motely crowd, decided
to forego his high silk topper" Gus
tomarily worn by him, also his seal
skin coat; for a cap, heavy white
sweater and correspondence conspicu-
Gus light checked suit. Returning to
the hotel just before midnight, Nat.
attempted to evade the after-theatre
parties and slip quietly into the ele-
vator. when he was espied by William !
II. Crane and a large party of ladies |
and gentlemen. Crane seemed to sus-
picfon that Goodwin was trying to |
make a getaway whereupon he hail
ed him aloud:
Hello, Nat, old boy, where are you
going and what do you think you are
made up for?"
Goodwin, seeing that a hide-away
some word, was impossible,
bought for a second, but for second
,nly. before he replied.
Don't stop me, Bill. I am going to
he funeral of THE Henrietta"
And now Crane merely mods as they
Ass each other in public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
CLUB
PLANS FOR BANQUET

Plans for an annual banquet were
discussed at meeting of the Tri-City
Typothetae club, held Monday in
its rooms, 1879 Second avenue y
committee consisting of Henry Kra-
mer. chairman, Edward Nance, Louis
Kloppenburg and G. b. Freeland, has
been appointed TO arrange the pro
gram for the occasion. \ speaker or
note will be secured to give the main
talk.
The committee is in a quandary az
TO what date to select. The annual
event is usually held on Benjamin
Franklin's birthday IN the 18th cen
fury the date of his birth fell on Jan
16. and in this century it falls on Jan.
Il. which is Sunday. II is probable
tlat the spread viii be held either
Jan. 16 or Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
AT THE ILLINOIS.

One of the best comedies released
in recent years is TO be shown at the
Illinois tonight, and needless to say
it's a Keystone. which always means
a laugh producer. The Keystone com
edians have many imitators. but try
as hard as they may TO win the top
notch of popularity. the photo-play
fan who is looking for a good laugh
always looks for the sign, Keystone.
y beautiful two-part drama, I'm Tune"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
ROCK ISLAND BOY Is
DECLARED DELINQUENT

Louis De Vrieze, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter De Vrieze, S12 First avenue,
was declared delinquent by County
Judge Nels A. Larson yesterday.
The sentence was not imposed upon
him, the judge taking that under con-
sideration for some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23
PREACHERS QUIT,
SAYS EVANGELIST
Billy Sunday Asserts Chicago
Ministers Give Poor Sup
port to Meetings.
ASKS FOR STOCK COMPANY
DECLARES the Expenses Must be As
sgred Before He Starts Windy
City Campaign.

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 23.-Chlcago
e,e-Eymen were called cutters" by
-5Ily" sunday after they had invited
stn TO come TO Chicago and hold a
series OF evangelistic meetings
Nr sunday said Chicago ministers
I'd reputation OF Lying down" when
-sTivai services were IN progress. and
ar that reason he was not sure wheth-
q he would attempt 10 hold meetings
sere.
A committee OF 80 west side minis
ters met at the Central Y. NJ. c. 4.
bshding TO talk over plans for the
campaign OF religious meetings and az
the end OF the meeting Mr.. Sunday
promised the cIergymen he would
think u over"
Says Support is Poor.
You Chicago ministers have a rep
atation OF lying down during evan
geiistic campaigns Mr.. Sunday told
the committee "Evangelists fight shy
o. you for that reason. You didn't
support Torrey or Gypsy Smith. and
I'm a little afraid OF you myself"
Mr. Sunday told the ministers they
would have 70 organize a stock com [
psny which would guarantee all ex-
penses OF the campaign. payment or 1
the tabernacle and all overhead ex-I
penses- He saithe did not want one /
cent for his services" He would &C /
cspt only the collection at the last
service
IN promising TO pray over the in
alton OF the ministers Mr.. Sunday
gave assurance TO the members of the +.
Fifth Ward Christian Endeavor Union I.
that he would attend their convention
from July : 10 II to conduct evening
services.
Gives Three Addresses.
Mr.. Sunday gave three addresses in I
about four hours Before the meeting
Kith the committee OF West Side min
sters he addressed a union meeting or
he cIersymen's association al the Cen
ral ~ ". c. 4 and later spoke TO
members OF the Chicago Advertising
association.
In the address OF the union meeting
u preachers he condemned the trend
b. the churches toward modernism.
EhiIe al his last meeting he told base
bali stories OF the days when the An ,
sens Colts were champions.
There are three kinds Of preachers ,
10 ny classification" he said at the Z
luion meeting. There Is the 'fraid /
10 death kind. who frOths and foams d
over the evils OF those who DO not sit ] r
q MS pews and never touches the r
alacklegs who attend his church. G
Then there is the high-brOw preach 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-23

In order TO eject some tenants who
refused % pay rent or to get out.
James Stephens took the entire roofs
Of three houses which he owns in
Wheeling. W. Va. The ruse worked in
two cases. but the other tenant de
clared that blue sky was good enough
for a roof.