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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Mim oeeaocu til Wo.

Chen iioitc Suffering er fsIacnbe
Siorag inbfommet iii Minoegapen iii
Mo:
5nbiamIet beo y. q. Neiuoabl,
S%touebton, @is.: Comm 3. 9foisbus
50, Carl Hoe 50. Wuitap 8oc 50. Ser
inbbetaIt S2.007. Salt inobetalt S2.0t3.
Sbp. 9ensmauo 8. ). Wioboc bar
louet at oroue set ina, at 2egater bin
taoiGitet at ben uorIie Stnt. $50
arorer er altiaa tinIi9ere afierht iii
Wo % uNoelt blnnot prrbi9e Srrus
eenbc. 8elten - 6.67S aroner - er
M icnot til Mo 5parebant, hpor Sc pil
itaa paa Hentc, inotil Sen al 6erreoss
itpret palgtc aomiie anoet maatte be-
lutte.
Set bar snaet notlaa goot meN Snoz
iamIineeu beore enb je9 fra 9eghre
Delien al bapoe peutet. Men Ser er
enomu en- bel Gel MoIo9niuaer igier
~ tore Slp9ter / gore adar ~ ion
lite bar cir en- enelte Gent. Seite er
Ell Itpr Sianul men oct fan enonli bli
rettst paa peo al u~eotommenoe iuoienecr
lin @uue itrar til llnherteanebc eller &.
.. Stecnslnnn.
iii ale bcnt, ior bar aipet. ienoer
iea hcrueo min hierteliaitc 5at. Ror
DO bill slpoe ii9, % ri 6er gIrSe o5
meo benoc,
I Den YrototoI. iom ico ienSer iii
Mo. blir ser iHoigrt Naou % AbreSic.
9ipsitiaina os andre hiitoriite SpIpss
ninaer ON ollie Dem. iom hor aipet iii
oenue RiuoegaDe. Serit / Srototouen
tcnuer ueoenitnaeube 6ilien fra Ros
ioaninaer / Hmcrifa og Re9Ierne for
Se9aiets SorUaltnina. 2eune Srotos
fol pil 6Ii opbeoaret / 6iembp9oen i
oen LANCE 6rsmtio.
~@i nopauorebe AoromGno itaar |
nor 0iGlo Ill S~Gorelanoet. Stor CT
Den arp. ri toa nieo o. oerira baaee /
i%iiliureI OF materiel 6euieenoe. llecn
CT ilist SGerelane iom Serge bnuoe ri
neppe uaaet iaa Ianet ! bort me Sano
Hmeritu.
gien uaar hi taller om SRSrelaueet.
er Der namrliabis 6sNebpgoen. Der
ltcar ierit / bore Sauier. Rlnoerne
Serira CT &c iiersite, % Stum pGrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Ara Norman Gpuntp, Miun.

Vluoei5 SGlere CT mango her
Norman COMM, men "a nGlten ilt9et
rerer pee Yeuiuen % laner bsre ira zig,
iaa banber iee man pil tilaoe mig
az benpttc Sluoet % Ienoc Ell 0lllen til
&iscouiin Ill mine gam.e &erner %
Habocr, ba ie9 / Spitionrcne bar Gier
al 50 Ncres @nne / Barron Go. Conn
Of Trairie Sarm. Seq oil iaaleNes billie
OF ilapu0ipe oisie mine gaule @enner:
Gle Npaaaro, Ears Sreen. Ole Woseng,
SoIanh 2ltgnarb, Ole 0tprtren Ole
6oIntcn 20 Eeher aroaeu. 9isie mine
yenner % qamle Nnboer MAJ je9 bile
Nbje % Sarnel. W ices Ell. ) 9anr
eeers @ei. og iaa aier ieg. Seq reiitc
fra Barron 60. Conn Of Erairie
SurnL / sunni 1879, mart 80 Nar
llocn.
Yorman @outtr li9oer / 2lt for
Mliis Garth Slbiauerreieraptioneu %
@eit for Geo Miper. Zen 2Soe Sebr.
iibitleben reiite ieg paa sobt Slrpefere
til Sertile, % itea Der paa Soset 81.
4 G~fternribhas. 81. . bar oi i eroofs
ton % frnpicoe Ser Heo cafe 8iper,
iom rinoer lo al 9eo Sate paa Heo
2ate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zen nGlte
Vn bar @rano Sorts, hporira hi reilte
al. s, % n9ite Sag a hi tprnre .ino
/ Montana. Green a Der iorIplns
Den, iad &elte % @ornfpGg grrs'ene
paa &iooerne. al. - bar u | Eeltn@
ipoon. Rlenthpoub Tiger bet 'amme
inn Sperilob AZ Srrr cler 0ee, men
Der bar Der Spcrfloo al ale muli9c
Sina. Ser bar 3 Salooner nteo
"plentn" @hiIfn % Beer, 4 Banter
meo "pIcnth" 1enee. 7 Sumber 9aros
mep "plentn" 2untber p.i,p. Gen lite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
@itcratur.


@Ianot Gareis 2ubiIrumsIitcratur
FOREIGNER Hehattsr Char SiIiens SRA
IA III II" al faa en- fremifuot %Ians
paa S9leboroet. Set er en- baaoe me-
ger lnteresiant % imift ubitpret BOG.
Wan faar ct lepenhe Srhtrnt al Sc iore
'fleuiae Stabier / @oraeS llopifIilla peo
al lGie ben, % ben eiper / forte Aios
ct aienoitub iii &nnnets leoenhe RGno
lioeu 1914, ipm enbper buroe bare. Iae
Nfinitiene er intere5iante % mroertiben
Iiacirem fru9llenbc ~itrepet. Sc mango
uomertebe Snuitratiouer % EorirGtter
giper %ertet ioreget Suteresie %
IIrbi.
@ogcn Ser er pan $40 tore Sftabs
fiber. toiicr 50 % or tiliaIq3 hos ale
norifeameritnniie @ogbunNIere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Antal hiemisnote


Zen nImlnSelige Mening er. at
man bllper nRripnt iom 6slge al, al
man boloer @ienitanoen iom man
Ter paa, Tor n9r 2iet. en- IrtifeL
"Frometbeus~ peger paa Ell anSel
aarlag, ion 6oriatteren mener er
cen pIstigite. Man bIiper nrrIpnt.
ioroi man bsier aroppen o. SopeSet
nnoer Arbeioet. 2iet ipinaes oerpeo
iorcper % bette bepirfer Ell ,soritpr.
relic / S%pnsnerpen poa famine 5ib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Tom Iterblet mobiles. Genne 5be.
orr itstter 6oridtteren paa Griarin.
ger ira De ioritielIiae Grhoeru on oaa
et INITIAL Gpreiorisg. sos Aber bar
han IaaIeoes tnritig irem6ra0t RGr
lputheo PED at fringe Dem til at aoa
neo beiet Noueo / lrnlerc Gi0. Man
bsr o%erior, mener Fan. paste nsie
paa, al Sern ~ llng0om uGnner ia
til at li0oe, itad "a gao HcO ret Rn0
% Naffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Senere ites Scn ioriiroIieenoe Iterfi
o. uSgioroe / DC felaenoe Temaar
aienemlinitIia benbnlbsuis 4O5,
4.2S, $50, 5.5t. 4.65, 1853 pet.
al Sonnaae,. 5 bet iioite al SiSic
Temaar (i906-1910) bar SIsopa.
t%iaheoslouen pprei / arait.
I'll 9eIpsnins al Sorboloet Tor De
ierere Mars @eofomnenoe hiol0tieS
islaenoe ipeciiicereoe Spgope ooer
Sorliaproeenten for Iarene 1906
1912:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

I'm oi@1e Trocelltop1aper 'renl
tommcr Slsiort2fontoret meo ieI
acnoc ioriiatiae llotolelicr:
"Sfib@foi,troacns @irfiomhc0 bol
lom beficnot til Sormonl al iorebnN.
ge lllpffer paa Siscn. : hulltel
@rno bette Sormaal er naoet, far
life ii9e9 meo Siffcrbeb. Heiultotct
al aontroIlen 0aapeI Sen iorebnN.
Nenoc pm tilbaaepirfeuoe) looer iia
nemIia panlfclia panpiie, bela poo
@runo al set forte Sibsrlm, buori
DEN bar oirfet, oa oel$ iorhi Der IL.
relllqcr andre mere eller min
ore tiliTloi0e SmltTnf1Qhe0cr,
lom ~iniIuerer paa NntoIlet al Nor.
lis o9 Nouarier, OF iom mee'errr.
at oct life fan oigisreS, / hplIfcl
llbitrGfnina Goronorinaernc / 6or.
llsprocenten III. y. fat til'friuca
SfibStontroilen$ &irfiombeo e!ler
life. "a NntolIet al SorliS og N0-
porler OF Sab al Nenneifelip / &c
ienere Nar iuneS at hope Ell ipnfen-
De Seubena, berettiaer oct imiolcrtib
I'll at outage, at SfibsfontroIleuS
Tirfiomhco ialiulo life fun irtteS No
al @etragtnina pco @eosmmelien al
N~oriuaerne oertil.
Get fam / bennc sSo~rbinoeIie uNre
al Sntere@ic at o%nisre, at SorIispro.
ceilten for 1912 ioapcl al INITIAL Tom
al 3onnoge er onifrinl Ell halu BRO
cent lapcre cil6 oct i~oreaooeroe Mar,
iom igien lao omtrcnt Ell bolp Fro.
cent mloer acknowledgements
ior 5-Norct t9O6-19t0.
Gesuoen uogioroe Sonoe(@iIoo.
oen5 Mnn0ifabStob pes llIpffe@til.
iuI0e / 1912 236 bpiIfet cr %.
'filig lnuere emo Ioopel / 1911 (2S2)
lorl Observation-Disclosures Tor oe
nrrueit ioregaocnbe ) Mar (306),
nor bpilfc Ser olene iorcliaaer 90.
lapcr, lom mlliagier en- birefte
Communicating.
Set oplpieS / Ell onSen Iorbin.
belle, at ser / Iarcne t906-t2 FOR.
lite - Sfibc, ion por inotil Is
Hor qamIe, PIP iom bar $50
Nor aornle oa 81, ion bar oper 80
gnr. elsie Sal bar iprlig Suffer.
este, innnnenlignet neo set openior
glcngiune Sorlplostal meaem oi3ic
@ruppcrS Stsrrelic.
@Troito6ene bar / Sc icncrc 9lor
uarIeret melen pel ) MiQioner oo
rs Milioner &roller pr. Mar. !
1912 llogiorbe @eIsbet 1867, 900
&rorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Torlisprcrenten aitaaer.

On iRrlig Snteresie fnptter liz til
Spqnperne oper Sorlisprocenten.
Zen par iorholospis Lap opoeer aa.
rene ira 1914 og iii 70.Aarene. !
bette Siosrum pariereoe oen mellcm
1.59 o. 3.37 PCT. al Sonnaseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Ira 9tiusara, u. Saf.

Niaaara CT ell pen lioe1 Tl, ION an
lpbes al Great Nortbern galen % er
pm9ipet al 9nilite nelitdnenbe Sarniere.
Nl SloG5 Orebe ier apbt llb. %i leocr
fem Mil mo ipr gpeu. og Solf, inn
Ear boct hcr mango Nnr, anier bette
Nnrs Tulin9 Tom cen beoiic Sc bar ieet.
vi "ifripcr iooq ben 26hc Slni, o0 Der
CT netop ilaaet Ct Stnf1c meo alfalfa,
iom por Ire son hpi % nleget INF.
Smaagrsn pa Npteter ithar ubmertet.
Bort eGentlige 6iem er BOG fem Wil
noroenior 0rpgId, @iinn., Der ri boebe
/ fl Iar. Seize CT p9iad ct pcnt
Steb, ng Serrbanen uentes Scr MI.
Stulbc Ser GRE i,o9en Ter / Iorih
Gafota, inn tienoer mig ira NorAe, iaa
beber iea Dem nn for @orro Stplb AZ
ifriue til mig. SEQ er 9ntter at ariz
titan % Nnre Qfaria Sralfruo al Sene
bre 2nno, % bleu / 1880 Gift meb Gle
q. @ratlano al Rorbre 2ano. %i fpm
heroper / 1888, % ON @lo oil ital III
9ielie uort oantle 6iem inbcn Nntdar.
Nariaaen iii. at hi MI bpr i Aprt6 Gne
fota, CT Sen. at III bar Ieiet bort bort
2nnb peb @rpala for ct Nar, men hi
baaber at iaa Ioist, og ia ~reiier III ill
bagc iii Iorsc. Ssnbre og Norbrc
2aub bar ct pent o9 bpeaeIiet Steb at
10, % bporfor ltltloe hi iorlcbe Wober
gloree?
@n benIi9 9ilien iii nllc iom lGier
BETTE. @inapel Dc BED Ncb 2nfe ionr ane
Gre Steoer.
Wr5. Ole GnlItiu1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Spao norife Sjpfolf icuoer 6iem.

Y0gonaen iii at bienlienoe opiun.
re0e Sprebeleb Qiennem norife Son
litlater / llolnnoet bleu dabnet / W3ai
1869. Ge0 ct GirfulGre al 1itc
N|orts 1909 blep ser ioretoaet uil.
tiae Noronorl1ger / De oeront iait.
latte Healer. ligeiom Sroninaen
blep uoploet I'll at omiotte ca. 200
aorlulater moo ti0lioerc ca. 30.
Samtioig bleu ser / Senbolo til
Notwithstanding al 22oe ,ltni
1908 etableret Statsgaronti Tor at
De rlobetdlte Sprebelsb fonnmer
irem til Den opqipne A~oresiot.
Som 6slge 6erai or / sc libite Nar
S%lemienoelien al %iaaoonue Surc6c
Ieb lte1et betpbeIia iaapet / antal
iom / Gum.
Nra isrlt AZ oar gels6ene ior.
bolosuis iman, / S0.aorene por Sc
lleaet I'll 100000. enfelte gor no.
act mere. Soa 9if Be neo i1ien ~
peI nGrrneit ioroi 1nmpifi6ene mc6
line fortcre Hciier bragte ell 0oron.
ortn9 / DC tilponte Torholo. ! 90.
Horete par De neoc / 40,OOO-6O.
600, men tog liz ienere op igien ION
ier. Den Ga oe openior omtolte
,roronoringer bleo qiort / 1909.
l%notrnaotc ell fraftia Stigniu1. Zen
lanIireres beoit peo islgenoe lille
BABEL:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Spao Tina0rn 6citnar al.

) 1890 par $50 psf. al Gonna.
gen Srpifi6e, if pGt. rSern. og
Staolifibe. Gen lite rSailiar iaar
par SrGifi65tonnagen Trumpet ino
til 6.S pGt., mems SSern- o. StoaI-
ifi%b@tonnuaen uor sget til 93.2.
Zen lite Eamtnr 1913 par IS
pGt. al 5onnoQeu ira 0-t5 Nar
ganIrnel, 1916 pGt. ira $50 9ldr,
t64 pGt. ouer 30 gor.
Vna set famine Sibspunft uolior.
Sc 2niteifibcne So psf. al lonnn.
aen. |osiaaerifibcne ; pGt. o. 1Siife.
OF SanaItiarfsier 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
.SaneeisiIdaoens DEMANDING.

Ofan bar 6%ere9net. at 8eiptnin.
gerne paa pore 0anbeIsifi6e / 1914
nnOrog iii ca. 1900 Wano. Zen
iteg lige iii 1915 49, / S~eilifibenes
8lansperiooe ~ o. uogior0e 30
1927 Wano, BET bsieite Antal mo-
Ieniinoe. Senere elf SoQet neo
igieu, til 35.40S i 1905. men bar i
1912 fonmct on 1868. oeraf 81 .
270 paa 9mpifi6ene, 1852 paa
Seilifibene Oh 1l6t paa Victorian.
teierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Slaabeus Bert / banorcbc Iar.

: 1914 beltob Roraes SonoelS.
flaooe al 9l3 Sarteier - i regilte-
rl~ngsplietig Sterrelie eiter De MI.
gipl0enoe Hegler. ioln or lagt til
8rlrno for oisic Gpaoper ~ poa til
lainmen 1922 brutto Heqiiters
tons. : 1860 por SfibeneS Antal
blet 2l7 og @rlltto Sonnogen 550,-
030. Den ioo rntfeoe Gampitibene
inc, til Ell g~egpn0elie iua oQ imoa,
men itooig pQenOe boooe / Sol %
Sonnoae, iaale0eS Of man ifpr bap-
DC 2133 al Dem paa ialt 1927 800
Cons. Seilitib3ilaooen pe0bleu bua
at roe, lGnge eiterot Gamplfibenc
bauoe melbt iiq til aonfiirrouce, %
Soppumftet meo @eniuu til 3onuoqe
noaeoe Sc iao lent iom / 1890, ga
Sen lob % / t,5G0, 100, ior0elt poa
300 Sfibe. : 10 % S0.aarelle
par antallet %itsrre, liae oppe / 1897
men Den ianle0e Sonnaqc par oni
qepel roget min0re. Sra 90-9larene
al aif Seilifibsiloaben burtig tilba.
&c, o9 ifior tolte Sen t040 Sfibc
poa 65S,6I0 brlltto He1iitertons.
Iompitibstonnoqen er altioa MI ON
firing ire @angr ino itor iom Scil
iti6stonroqen. MeOtoges 205 DO.
~toriarteier poo 97SS Cons, beItoo
ben 1rorife NonOelsilaooe iijor al 3.
31S Sfibe pan tiIiammen 2,595,-
SO 5nns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

sra Ebief Gipcr Saas, Niinn.
ia iee Ter, at min S,ibIfription baa
"Eo'ten" mart er ltoIeber, iau bill lea
ienoe S1.25 for nritc Ior. Seq hoIber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Noroes PanoelsHaaoe.
Gems ltcpiflins % Bert ajcnmcm
hunSrebc Mar.

: ~AnIeoniug al SllbiIGumSll0itil-
lil1gen bar Nprae3 Sieiartafontor
uNarbeioet Ell fortiuttet % initritf-
tip Cperii1t oper Sen uorife Sfib&.
fontrol % benS &irfiombeS tiai8e-
lneo enoeI 2abeller on SanoelSiIaa-
Sen, 0enS Stsrrelie, Demanding %.
I. b. / Sc ii0ite bunoreoe Nar. 9Ianot
Sc mango interesiunte SinA iOu
iiuoc9 / Nenne Sueriiqt, pluffer ri
lt0 fplacn6e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

bed or into the closet which fS in your
chamber. You must place your port
manteau in its usual situation near the
bed and betray no suspicion. Leave
what remains to me. If you do not
feel your courage sufficient TO bear
you out 1 will procure some one who
VIII personate you and go to bed in
your stead''
The merchant. being convinced that
VI. de Sartine's information was accu-
rate in every particular. refused to be
personated and resolved to follow lit
orally the directions he had received.
He accordingly drove to the hotel
and went to bed at his usual hour, IL
o'clock. At half past 12-the time
mentioned by NJ de Sartine-the door
of his bedchamber was quietly forced
open, and three men entered with a
dark lantern, daggers and pistols. The
merchant, who pretended TO be asleep
perceived one of them to be his own
servant They rifled his portmanteau
undistnrbed and discussed and settled
the plan of Putting him ID death.
Hearing all this and not knowing by
what means he was to be rescued, the
merchant was hnder great perturba-
ton of mind during such an interval
OF suspense.
Just Mt TIE moment the Wilkins were
preparing TO take the merchants life
four police officers. who were conceal
ed under the bed and in the closet,
rushed out and seized the offenders in
the very act Of attempting murder and
with the stolen property in their pos
session. The law made short work of
the criminals, and the police congratu- |
lated the merchant on his courage and |
GOODNESS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
Latest photographs of Miss Eleanor
Wilson and William C. -McAd0o-

Washington, ID. c., March 20.-Al-
though President Wilson and Mrs. Will
son hope to make the coming wedding
ceremony in the White house as sim
pie as their positions will allow, it is
generally believed that it will be more
elaborate and more largely attended
than the marriage last November of
Miss Jessie Wilson and F. B. Sayre.
This is partly explained by the promi-
hence of the bridegroom-elect, Mr.. Nc
Adoo, the secretary of the treasury;
and is partly accounted for by the fact
that his fiancee, Miss Eleanor Wilson,
is fond of fuss and feathers and wants
her wedding to be an event that will
be long remembered
IL is quite assured that the heads
of the embassies and legations OF
foreign governments represented at
Washington will be invited, together
with the members of the cabinet and
the supreme court. In any case there
will be a larger number OF Washing
ton residents invited. Ii is believed
the ceremony will take place early in
June.
The ring which Secretary McAdoo
has given Miss Wilson is one of the
handsomest engagement rings ever
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
POLICE OF PARIS.
Their Methods Effective Even If
Sometimes Dramatic.

The police of Paris have always
made IT a rule TO keep closely in touch
with the criminal element. the spies
ana secret officials of the department
posing as criminals among the real
criminals when necessary to learn their
secrets The following incident, il
which the national impulse for dramat-
&c effect crops out. will serve to illus
trate how well at times they do their
work:
At the beginning of the French rev
olution the chief of the police of Paris
had upon his register the names OF no
fewer than 1000 suspected and deprav-
ed characters whose pursuits wero
known to be of n criminal nature.
A merchant of high responsibility IL
Bordeaux had occasion to visit Paris
upon commercial business. carrying
with him bills and money to a very
large amount. On his arrival at the
gates of the French metropolis a gen.
teel looking man opened the door OF
the carriage and addressed him TO this
effect:
"Si-, have been waiting for you
some time. According to my notes, you
were to arrive at this hour, and. your
person, your carriage and your port
manteau exactly answering the de-
scription I hold in my hand, you will
permit me to have the honor OF con-
Quoting you to NJ de Sartine"
The gentleman, astonished and
alarmed at this interruption and still
more at hearing the name OF the chief
fusnacf0r af fha roIioa roantionad 10
manded to know what NJ. de Sartine
wanted with him. adding that he had
never committed any offense against
the laws and that the police could
have no right TO detain him
The messenger declared himself ig-
norant of the cause of the detention
and said that when he had conducted
him to NJ. de Sartine he should have
executed his orders. After some fur
Their explanations the gentleman per
mitted the officer to conduct him to
the police official.
NJ. de Sartine, the chief OF police, re-
ceived him with great politeness and,
after requesting him TO be seated, to
bis establishment described his port.
manteau and told him the exact
amount I'm bills and cash which he
nau Drought with MIN TO Paris, where |
he was TO lodge. his usual time of |
going TO bed and n number OF other |
which he had conceived |
were known only TO himself.
Having thus excited his attention.
". de Sartine asked him:
"sir. are you a man OF courage?
The gentleman. still more astonish.
ed at the singularity of his interroga-
tory. demanded the reason why such
A question was put 10 him. adding
that no man had hitherto doubted his
''Sir. you are to be robbed and muir.
Tered this night" replied 81. de Sar.
Inc III you are n man OF courage
Tou must go 10 your hotel and retire
o rest at the usual hour. But be
nrefui not 10 fail asleep. Neither will
: be praner for xnn To Look undar .xaaas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

seen in Washington. 1t is huge
white diamond solitaire, in an old
fashion claw setting. engraved in the
back. Naturally, Miss Wilson re-
fused to tell what inscription was on
the inside.
AS a cabinet hostess Miss Wilson
will rank next to Mrs. william Jen-
nings Bryan, who, as wife of the
secretary of state, is recognized as
the leader of the official set.
The marriage will not cause any
change in the presidents cabinet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

1t is denied that Mr.. McAdoo will
retire from the cabinet after the
wedding and go into the banking
business, on the federal reserve board
or become ambassador to France.
Now that the friends of Miss Will
son and Secretary McAdoo have seen
the engagement ring they are insist
ent on knowing just when the we'd
ding will take place and who will
make up the bridal party. Undoubted-
ly Mrs. Sayre will be her sisters
matron of honor and Miss Margaret
Wilson and Miss Mona McAdoo will
be the bridesmaids. 1t has even been
suggested that owing to the warm
friendship that exists between the
bride-to-be and Miss Sallie McAdoo,
the young daughter of the secretary,
Miss Sallie McAdoo will also be one
of the wedding party, acting in the
capacity of ring bearer or flower
girl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
The Foo Peril.

One of the great conquests of science
for human safety will be the discovery
of some effectual means of disclosing
to every ship 1T sea the approach and
position of any other vessel which may
come near in a fog. So far the fog
peril remains as deadly as it ever was.
In some aspects the conditions change
for the worse. The growth of com
merce increases the number of ships
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

which traverse the seas. Every year
the water highways are more fully oc-
cupied, and the tendency is toward a
higher average speed. Nothing can be
seen through dense fog. Nothing can
be heard with sufficient distinctness
and certainty as to- distance and direc-
ton to meet the demands of safety.
The best fog signals in use repeatedly
fail to avert terrible disasters.-Cleve-
land Leader
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
OF Interest Here.

New York-Removal OF snow from
New York streets this winter. the
street cleaning commission announc-
cd. cost s2.4OO.OOO. About 100000
more must be expended before the
streets could be announced in normal
condition. There were eight storms.
and about thirty-five inches of snow
fell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
Caught Enough.

Mary-The doctor says this illness OF
mine is caused by a germ. Agnes
What did he call it? Mary-I don't Re
member. 1 caught the disease, brit not
the name.-Judge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
CAN'T VOTE FOR
Superintendent
COUNTY SCHOOLS
Attorney General Lucey Makes
Important Ruling on Rights
of Women.
OFFICE is CONSTITUTIONAL
Controversy Among Springfield Attor-
neys Leads to Handing Down
Of the Opinion.

Attorney General Lucey holds that
women will not be allowed under the
provisions of the new suffrage law to
vote for county superintendent OF
schools in the fall The question
came TO the notice of the attorney
general as a result OF a controversy
among Springfield attorneys and
Judge. who were divided on the pro
position.
The position OF county superintend-
emf OF schools Is a county office and
under the new law women are not al
lowed to vote for constitutional Off
GERS.
Hope Rests on One Word.
II was at first thought that women
were entitled by the law of 1891, re-
vised in 1909. 10 vote for county super
intendent The word may IN The
clause which states that the county
superintendent may be elected, was
construed by some 10 have the eff
.ect of placing the Office OF county SUI
permit endent without the pale Of CON
stitutionaI Offices. The attorney gen
sraI, however. holds otherwise.
OF Interest Here.
Here in Rock Island county where
a woman has been chosen To fill the
Dffice OF county superintendent during
an unexpired term and where in all
probability there will be one o. mere
women aspirants in the field at the
county election in the fall the opinion
IF the attorney general is Of particu-
lar interest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

Albany-Senator Herrick introduc-
ed a bill to provide for a presidential
preferential primary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
Sometimes.

\ Tommy-Pop, a man and his wife
are one, aren't they? Tommy's Pop
Yes, my son; sometimes one too many.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-17
A Family Reunion

Last Sunday, July 18th, there was a
family reunion at the Joe Burnikle
home in Vernon in honor of the 8Oth
birthday anniversary. Of Mrs. Ohmacht,
mother of Mrs. Burnikel, there being
about 50 present, including all Of Mrs.
Ohmacht's children, the first time they
had all been together in 13 years.
Among those present wereIMrs Eugene
Frank, Chicago; Vim. :Omacht and
family, Danvers, Mimi; Sam Ohmscht
and family, St. Cloud, MINI. ; Joe Burn
ikel and 1 family; John Onacht and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Derr, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Derr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Thuerk, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Parch-
man, Mrs. Ado lph Peters and children
and Edna Evert. The day was spent
in. talking of the good old times gone
by. At noon a bountiful repast was
served by the ladies, and all returned
home wishing Mrs. Omacht many
more happy birthdays. Mrs. Omacht
was presented with q beautiful leather
rocker.