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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31
FOR SALE

4 fine horse and buggy. Simon
Muncy. Berea. Ky. (ad)
Ross Coyle OF Illinois is visiting
his brother, Donald, OF the College
Department thru the holidays.
EstyiIe Hanson returned from q
short visit TO Middletown. o., Mon
day.
Go TO Cornetts for Christmas
candies and fruits. &c
ID. b. Williams. a Berea VISITOR
from Illinois, is very seriously y,
with appendicitis OF a gangrenou'
(ype at the Berea Hospital this week
Orwell Streets OF the Foundation
Department underwent an operation
Cor appendicitis at the College Hos
pitai the first OF the week.
4. A. Carter OF Blue Lick was u
f. Gown Saturday on business.
CT. Ogg OF Purkey's Photo Gal
Sery went TO Rockcastle County Oh
business the first Of the week.
Marcus Perky OF Newcastie' shu
Is visiting relatives in the west en-
Cbis week.
See Cornett for Christmas cand
les and Fruits a"'
d. r. Allen OF Annyiile. jackson
4, County, passed thru town the ars
az Che week on his way 10 Madison
I'll. =.
Sen Hollander writes from Nortl
Dakota University that nc 10 dom
aioeiy In his work and seads greet
tngs and best wishes 10 all.
The Misses Coda ana Nargare
SayooK OF Columbus. o., are sisitsa
tbelr ,sistss. Mrs. hossmaa.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31

Miss Mary M. Ogilvie and Miss
Georgia Stewart Hum are visiting
Miss Katherine J. Ogilvie. head
nurse at the hospital.
Messrs. Charles Larks and Robert
Templeton returned from several
days visit with their homefolks in
Virginia the first OF the week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT

On Chestnut Street. Built and
formerly occupied by Billy Blan-
ton. Price cheap, terms easy. See
U. S. Wyatt or write or phone me
at Bryantsville. Ky. b. B. Mont
gomery. ad-27.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31
NOTICE

All parents living outside the Be-
rea Graded School district desiring
TO send their children 10 the graded
school must pay tuition in advance
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31
COMING EVENTS
January

8. 400 p. m. Convocation Prayer
Meeting.
Q. Opening Day. Winter Term.
i6. Debate, College Mems Socie-
ties.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31

SALESMAN WANTED TO look after
our interest in Madison and ada
cent counties. Salary or Commits
sion. Address. The Victor Oil Com
pany. Cleveland. o. (ad-28)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-12-31
DON'T FAIL

To see Marcum's new line of
goods, consisting of Cut Glass.
Diamonds, Watches and Novel
Ties of all kinds at popular prices.
Next door to Clarkstons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Tiin0.Tdo fdloen.
: Eulcn % 8alieicn.
~5orifGtteTfc ira eioc 1

Gen pi1tigite Npbeo ira Den DIT.
Iigc arieSifiieploos 0e iibite Gage er,
at Giterrigerne / @aIicien bar iuIgt
Sp'fernes GrempeI / HoIen % be.
9pnot Silbagetoaet. &c nol6iomme
aompe, fm III, / iamiuloe ire Tiger
bar roiet lnngS Sonilooen oo / Sno
for Fr5entnil enote Sen ste Nouem.
Der nico at Eiterriaernc bIep flonct
% begpnote oner belle 2inien 5iI6a.
geto5ct, oelS ipoooer moo @cropaS.
lenc / aorpaterne % bells %pcitoper
moo arofnu.
Otter be fnllicnoe Ne6erloQ / @e.
gpn6elien al ariQen bauoe Sen otter.
rlglfe Mrnle taget Jig 'dmmen, 90.
bcnbort nnoer M 2eoelie og i%oriter-
fet meo SDifere. Gen oenote tilboge
opcr aarpntcrne % giorbe en- for
&uSicrnc 3anife pit uuentet bonr0-
naffct WoOitnno. Men mi or Sc for
onbcn Sang iIoaet og pao Gilbogc.
fog ira @nlicien.
NuSierne 9iencrobrcoe ben golici.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Wtil / @elt for Waridal. ut De fut'
De fonlme irem iaa fort ooer be mpr.
Ipnote Strs9 meb elenoige 8eie bar
Nusierne en- 8oooe.
Iusierne banbe aonife piit ogiao
ire armeforps til at mobtoge DC
iibiione tpife @iGitcr, men De
bar life forbcreot, % Ocre5 Artiueri
q Tpifernes unoerlegen. Get ioa
oerior iIoe no, % / @orihal ber'
lfeoe Ell grTnielss Gonif.
ri eli eqer onoen uiorflorlig
8runo nngreb 9pifcrne intiOlertio
life ON &pcloen men pentebe til ON
Wtorgencn. Gette re0oeoe Situa.
tionen for Husierne. Scr ON Nat
ten bIep Sriinoer pnn Ei,iinoer al
r%ltsiiife trooper truffct i%nnlnlen ON
@arlholt, % ga M}or9encn fom
bapoe sc 100000 GnSiere itaoelroe
MOB los, 600 3pifere. Gette bar
sen me r@usiiifc arme, iom Spifcrne
ianot rpffeOe frem ira Suon9orob,
og oa 6eqge oeres 6lonfer rent uoeu-
tet bar itcrft truet, pdr ser ingen
ouoen Hooo enc itror at %begpnNe
Gilbagetoget. 90 bcttc 6Iep ioerf-
lat meo iunme iorbauien0e 6nrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Tom 6remrpfnin9en. 6or Glt5ierne
pioite Gr0ct al bar GOiferne ipor.
lolt ioriurnoet liaeioa pllt0ieIigt,
um Sc par buffet ~. ltnoer Scr
iol9clien p%e'toper tog Oet en- lang
StnnO. ior Sc noae0e Dem iQien.
Otter bi@ie Seirc I |olen % Ga
licien". crflGrer oen r~ii5iiitc @enc.
roIitob, fan pore Gropper toQc lat
poo me Cp9ouer, iom nil inoIe0e
en- I'M Eeriooe al Grigen."
&ciicren Cohen nrr.
6or en- Gio ii0eu meIotcS ira Ic.
troaraO, at Seller @ilhclm enoang
npr par bet tnQct tiliungc al Hll2-
iernc ct cler nn0et StcO / Eitprei-
len, 9dl mcIoer @eretnin1er. at aei-
iercn NOR CT blet orGbt al Bomber
/ Gbielt / @elQicn. Serom ifripcr
2on0on "Sime5"3 Grig9forreipon.
oent Ben CITE 9fpp.:
IS lem Gage uar Seller @ilbelm
iillte0e ue0 Sperationerne pao &eit-
ironten mcllem ~9}ieuport o. 9preS.
: SpnonQ5 fom aeiieren meb cnbel
al lit SolIe / Motorpogn iii SbicIt,
buor &rrcIicr por blet r|eierpcrct Tor
ham / @pen5 beoite Sotel, % bror
Mi>onQen oIlercoc bar irroig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

ife @p &oro@lnu 90 toa 5000 San
ger. S%uro@lap cr Il Ofil / Noropeit
ior Fr5empil. Genne ii6lte iterfe
Npiinina er cnonu I Gitcrriacrne3
&Unocr, men err pou ole aunter ON.
ringct al Nlalcrne.
llnocr 6e iioitc SrpininQcr / 60
Iicicn bar Gli3lcrnc tnget 1880
NonNer, oQ crobrct Ell MUnl0c Self.
touoncr oN ammunition ira Otter
ri1crnc.
Eolen bar Hlt@icrllc i~ortInt Tor-
iclQcIicn al 6c rctircrcnoc Suifere.
% iIelQc SET iioltc telegram ira Be
troaroo bar Sc MI meO en- ltor Stpr-
fc begpn0t NnNrcbct puo 0e iterfc
tnlfe StiIlinQcr ueo Sicroo; pco
Wnrtbcilo0cn fun f. Wfil ira Sen
tuife @rUnie. 9ettc cr Sen iioitc
bciriteoe tpifc Stiain3 / ru5iilf 30.
len, % her nil ser iiffert fonlnlc til
at itao ct o%rocntIig @nitctog.
Get piicr Jig MI at set tpife Sog
moo @oritou. Folen9 Sopcoitoo,
pnn ct bGugcnOe @nnr unr lpffcocS.
Set por Sen tpife @cnernI pom Mor-
gen som meo ire N~rnlctorps pIltOic-
lip % lipentct bllffeoe % fun Ter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

p~anitnar, at han albria bauae ino-
ienot, men Blot erflrret lig "pilig
til at inoieune" paa pisie @etinsel-
fer, palste NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I
sleuaS Gatientes Gen, @ittierc5 I'll
ppeoiioriif %rUiioeut.
Ictte @alg bar Gen. Garralja
hmiolertio life piaet sebfienee, %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Situationen | Mertoo.

Situationeu Werieo er femme.
LA nulbrct % opfIares life ipnoerlis
al DC eiirrreininser, Tom ! Den icnc'
re 3ib mceet iperiomt err inoIebct
eerira,
6iier al baue afcepieret Sarrail.
sas aiiteosaHissniua ION ban III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

title ior Slpcnilc Court. Geitc me.
ncr Tonmcrcn er LET at iorflnre; tti
unocr ben me Sroning bar bisie
Moore hapt gnleonin1 til at ifnbc
ct Stem Tor iiltc @nrli. @ctpbnin9en
hcrai for Saniunoet ION life oper'
uirNprrS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
pcnion for moorr.


@Ianot Sc nittcn Slater, ioul ban
iuoiert BENTON ior N}o0rc, cr o1iuo
Shio. Som Ell 6ori1ttcr tiger
"Aopnucc~. Stnten bar iooct zine.
lie % Tor set Saftum. al Ell Nor
er al lterrc &rroi / set oiicntlile2.
/ Somiunoet@ licueitc. ems bum err /
Ct pripat Gtnbliaicnlcnt cnCr Sorrct.
ming. Get cr Qnoct on ior Sen Of.
icntliNc @epioitbco. al iuQcn err be.
hrc ififfct for ben @icrning al toNc
pnrc pnn % oporoQc Stntcua @orn
enc Ocre5 cQnc Moore. 0crf'm
N@oreu fan flare 0crne Cpaape uocn
Miplp, cr Soru0iUtningcn, al blln
Qler Def, I'M iom icr; men bpi5 bun
or iliQ itilct at bun rtoa opQipc iii
Nicm % ouerIoOc @nrrcnc til ct
Garllehlcm eller un0cn lilncn0c Sn.
Ititutlon % ioAc III cget Grbpcrp
iom bun be0it fan mcncr Statcr.
al Net er Ocn2 Sag at trroc itottcn.
:" "'oe p'''oV oV' "'p''Ur
icluc Nicumet, iom bcitaor / at DIRE
I8 'o' N'I''ci''' Npoto9'''e 'oo al
bc fan bIi itertc % belize @uttcr o.
F'ge' a. goo iHoro'N Noroli'r.
e Io' N'''I''o'l "'o''''o'9' yen
a' lt''''pt'l'd'e p'o ~o'Il'llorl'N we
paI"''0 az D e'"l9 p'o 0oer HIo'
WIZ VI i'"l''"'''',1 e''Io'H' St''
l'". Nud ot''"' "''uo' ''or man ell
l'0' SHHl serge NoIil'Iioh CONT
H. O'ol Speu N'l''l'''o'' 'r ocI'0.
0'"O'' d NE "'l''f' enc SUI
Wv F'''''I''!"'''" ''r "'oof'
'''''! 81 "'' ~ al p'''i' I'll zen.
.''' p o. "'""''0 III o"V "'p
"r' -" ''p''' 'v''' CT VI'l'i''li.
i"t''''' Up"o ''I ''I'er Soo'Il llooe
l"''' III Noer "''t' zen oInlInoe'
-'8' "'''l''8 lU'e@ p"re' al oe'te er
l''scI "tI uIo'"ole N'l9e' ~ oct
~''''o'''''o' "IVtIo' az Slaifcpoernc
u mere C''o olu'8e III al lloreoc oen
"' ''"' cl''"'iul'
Spo'H q ltte ''r frdoot ltra1t,
7'' OCT l"''oU N,oUo 9h'egllIn1er
unH F'D''pn. SFt por l'iold0t at
me lux ''2'e 1n''aIllll9er tlrnoc
'''ou9'2' oet oilte 'i9 oQ'ao peo nTr'
mere 'u'Oetlo9el'', al moll0c a. Oenl'
lo"' lt"Hale HP'''oI' met lttc
n'00e ""''Vl' enc ION Tor ell gel
pe'u', al oe me ll'ioie III Soocll,
men 'll'Iie >l!'rlotr hoooc oct %.
,oo '"' @Fiho o'rl' al DC oor lor be.
l'''"[ III al ll''Ioe 'l0. "orholoei
Dl'o "a n"riflerc '~'llocr''0t o3 zen.
hon p'olI0'f III Dem lom man ialo'
n'o0' ''' ile'i 0enoo. yer at iIIiI.
~ 90" ~"'' I''H't NtVHIJIHd>'
mooo' on''r'S' al en- 8otnoc. ocl
Ap''8 'oooe 'oo't Stll@r1l@le ira M
%'aH'' on'o0i' ON F'n'lon. Nnn.
~" N'p'e n09'n @tloI'r men hooot
IorI'nli '' Pefai' Niltruen oet ham
q Nei''n llIVll9ieoe ltnocr1oIN.
''"'SoI'ro8. @on pIen MI e'ter'o0t
'I'0rePel "a laI @roelo@hu'ct ino.
III IAN q'f nm Noo at het1lc 3oner
'e' neH'e tltonln1enoe %i0ra9. J
Fl onoet &i!1HIoe PIeo en- Some mc>
IRE @orn fII'iaaet Een'ton. Ecnnl
-,'or RENE 5000 pr. l(9c res a,
glefe rem | ef AZ |nenS 9hcotre of
HHeo 'enne Tue 5notT0t hoooe hur
no'O' oar1i!len 'an'n1en ~ aipe
SarheHe ~|nIeonin9 I'll al bcic8,
S"1''H &c IRE "ar iloen @fnnoer
D'pe' 9An III S27 ". I}aanco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

aeiierens ~perionIige Baggage bar
oIIereoe blet brogt op / bans 9prel.
ie, bpor ban ifuloe tilbringe Ndtten.
San ipiIte Miobog / en- 6ort, og loo.
mart ban bapbe ipiit, brog ban iam-
men meo TO Mbiutonter til en- anoen
aont al gpen, hoor eft onbet 9porter
blep Ieict for bom.
90 Winllter %eiterot ban por reiit,
iolot Ter @ranoter neb oner oct so.
tel, ban netop bapoe forlaot; TO al
bans Abiutanter, iom bar blet til6a.
&c, bIeo orp6t, oen Wotoroogn, buor.
meo ban bar fonmet til @pen, og
iom itob noe poa @aoroSplooien,
bleu eoelagt, % aeiierens 9o1o9e
oppc / Sotelppreliet bleo repet / IN.
Zen Sitter"
Sritiif Neberlag t%ilijps.
GngIGnOerne bar iorrise l1ge Iiot
eft gonife aloorli9t Neberlog ubenior
.Gbilis &pit, Sp0amerifa / en- Gomp
mellem en- en9eIif Gifobre beitoaenoc
al &rp0ierrle 5000 Sope", "Mon.
mouth" % "8la5qom" % en- tpif
Iloo0e, bpiS GiIlteoepprelie / Sc
6nrpunoe be life ipneS at bape bopt
no1cn 9(neIie ON. Gen tpife Slaooc
bcitoo al fem Sfi6e, "@neiienou"
"S6ornorit". "Nurnberg", "2eip-
sig" og "Gresoen".
"Monmoutb" bIep unoer Gamper
lfllot iipnf, mems 5000 Sope", Ser
bar Gontreaomirol Graoocfs Stag.
lfib, iegte at re0oe Jig tiqanbs, men
nntugeS at pGre gnnet UNDER / 9rpn
oingerne. "@laSgom" lpffeoes set
at re0be iig in0 paa GoroneI
@apn, men ii9es at pGre laa iloe til,
rcot al oc tpife @rnnater, at Sen an
tageS at bile bli interneret ser in6-
iii arigenS Slllt, on Ben neppe pil
funne u0bcore Sfo0en tioSnot til at
iorlooe @oonen igicn inoen Sen lop.
mpSiige SioSfriit. 90 ielp ON Sen
ifuloe bli iltano BERTH, piloe oell
lltpilIomt bli ct let 9ptte for De to
tpife Gri9Sifibe, iom lager og oen-
ter pao Sen uoenior Snolsbet til
Soonen.
Gre at Sc tpife Sfibe, nemlig
"@neiienart", "Sdnrnorit~ %
"Nurn6erJ" fom eiter &ompen ino
til @alparniio % Inoer til at uHre
uifnote.
Set IaSer iii, at Sc ire Brittle
Sfibc or iaINt / Ell 6rloe, mems Sc
par inoom Goroncl forot inOtnge
aul.
Sieloc SET brittle 9lbmirnli.
tets oiiicieQe @erctning ON &nmpen
por oen tnife Seir life ino Itor. Tom
/ o~pcnItoacnoe tpife @erctnina
ifiloret.
Set par IIoqifi6et 5000 Sopc",
iom blep ifuot iirnf, bporimoo set
par Inffeoe5 at iau &rpOieren "Mon-
mouth" lat paa 2anb og arpOleren
"@lo$gom" at rc0oe iiq ino poa So.
ronel Sapn.
Set engelife Sloqifib "GanopoS",
iont bar pon %cien iorat lutte li9
til arpoiereifaoren, bar life nanet
ircm % fom 'aalc0c3 life til at bcl-
tuge / aampen.
Nan pes enonu life, bpor mango,
ON noqen al "@ooO Scopes Seirt
ming ser blep rcooet.
Snlfanitnternc.
Sua cr 6et ba life lpngere Spil
ON, at Sprfiet - oqioo officielt -
cr / ariq mes De 9laierebe. 8or
buooc Gn9lanb og 6rantrig bar bucr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Merico bar iaaIeoeS icrtioen to Tr9.
~Iioenter.
@en, gila bar berimoa oiitcielt
anerfieuht @uttierre8 @nla. % ba
Silla utoilient or 2anSets pepuIG.
reIie % iuniIubelieartseite Mlauo. uiI
han ututliemt bliue Ell uleaet uigiia
6attcr oe tonumeuse @~eaiuepbeber,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sprog m9gtige, iitano til at gisre en-
Sur til be Soreneoe Stater peo gu.
letioer og boIoe Joreorag i Be itsr.
ite amerifanife gper ON arigen og
oen5 Iariager, feet fra tpif Spns-
punft.
Sioite arissnbt.
en aorreiponoent / Eefins teIe.
graferer ben Soc Nopember, at be
Iqiereoes Igenter / &ina bar eiort
Sapan beinGreroe Silbuo for at iaa
Mifaooen til at ienoe 100000 speoc
iapanife Trooper til De europ9iife'
&rigsteatre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

s7irrr o, rrctr ot, nAr7tt jtNr i5tr i7o1 - 100 rot
ou1rr 81 DrcotAu. Iowa, rsurA INA Ar % Cosat.ss %
Rstu g, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Sioite &riasnst.

Sortfpiies paa Sibe S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Zen tpife @Grisrer @enerallpit-
nant @ertGolot BON Seimling er
blet iaaret i 2aoret al Ell @ranat.
iplint, melOeS ira 0enf. Soaret cr
life farligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

+. Sra Straishure .eIearaferes. OF
Der | 9uiflauh er lat en- Sneiaulina
iaane for at latte eneel tplfe INT
perltetslerere. iem or bet euaellte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Salfanitnternc.

Sna cr set "a life Ipngere Spil
ON. at Snrfiet - oqioo ofiicielt -
cr / ariq mes Oe 9Iaierebe. 6or
buooc england % 6rantrig bar bucr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sra Soprc meboeIes ct Hp9te ON
at General Don &liicf ifdl ppre opo
Tor 10 Sage iiben poo ct Soipital |
Narnur, bpor ban bebanoleoeS for
ct Saar, ban bapbe faaet / 9ooe-
BET. Men Det fan ogIaa gobt p@rc
bare ct Hpgte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sra 9lmiteroam meoOcles, at BEN
tOligerc 9oergeneral @ooit CT troaot
mo / oen tpife Yrnle iom Sriuiaig.
Eaa oen iranife SIDE err ogIaa en-
9ocrgenerol. SGnf ON DC TO lflll-
Sc meoes poa Slagmurfenl 8or
Sfipbnen fan itunoom pGre onO-
lfubsiul0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Smaa &rissmUtiier.

Sra Tetrogaro telgroieres, at
Seller @ilbeIms 6pttcr, @rep BON
Sdmerin er 500 / 2oo5 / Folen
iom 6elge al Saar, ban If lnoer Ell
lrpinin9 / Nprbeoen al S~fiernie.
mice.
&rinS Soohim Ilbredt al Eroi-
len er Bit iooret / 6ranfrig, tele.
1raieres ira Nmiteroam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Zen tpife arpoier "Dorcf" ianf
npIig paa oen tpife @oroiiefpit cg
trnf 266 Wa,to meo Jig / 9pbet.
arpoicren bapbe itsbt paa en- tpif
aontaftmine. 3S4 Wanb, oeri.
bIauot arpoierens Gbci, bIep reboet
al Ell allben Srpoier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
BANK To OBSERVE
ON ANNIVERSARY
People National Will Celebrate
Second Extension of Char
ter With Carnation Day.

| The Peoples National bank. corne
of Eighteenth street and Second ave
nue.. will tomorrow celebrate the 4Otl
anniversary of its Institution and also
the second extension of its charter.
The bank will observe the day by
rendering souvenirs of carnations to
all visitors.
1t was instituted in 1874, the first
officers being: Bailey Davenport. pres.
ident; Henry Burgower, vice president,
and John Putt, cashier. The first ex-
tension of the charter was taken 1894,
being granted each time for a period
of 20 years. The extension granted
at present is the second.
The present officers of the bank are.
Otto Huber, president; J. /. Vernon.
vice president; G. Otto Huckstaedt.
cashier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
ROCK ISLAND MAN
HON0RED AT MEET
H. A. Clevenstine Chosen Mem
Der of Board of Directors at
Merchants Convention.

A Rock Island man was honored al
the state convention of the Illinois Re
tail Merchants at Jacksonville yester.
I day, when II. \. CIevenstine was
! chosen a member OF the board of
directors Of that organization. Ottawa
I was chosen as the meeting place for
the 1915 convention. Mr.. Clevenstine
is expected back in the city this even
ing. F. r. Ruschmann returned last
night, but George II. Kingsbury. secre-
tary OF the Rock Island Business
Mems association. remained TO attend
the meeting OF the state secretaries
which is in session today. The secre-
tsries also held a session Tuesday.
Following is the list of newly
elected officers OF the association:
President-B. Z. Burroughs, Ed
wardsyille.
First vice president-N. L. Baxter.
Springfield.
Second vice president - ]. CT
StrehIe. Litchfeld.
Treasurer - Charles Abend, Belle
VILE
Board Of directors-A. G.. Bambrock.
Chicago: Louis Tissier. East St.
Louis: ". J. Kimball, Elgin and H. A.
Clevenstine, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
LUCIUS STOOKEY,
WELLKN0WN MAN
CALLED BY DEATH
Drops Dead From Heart Disease
After Eating Hearty Supper
at Home of Sister.
HEALTH HAD BEEN GOOD
Worked Yesterday but Fell TO Floor
Unconscious After Evening
Heal-lnquest Held.

Lucius ". stookey. IS years Of age
who resides at 1922 Twelfth street,
dropped dead last evening about 1880
a. the home OF his sister, Mrs. J. Hill.
nv Sixteenth avenue. OF heart dis.
ease. Mr.. Stookey worked all day yes
terday with the experimental gang az
the Rock Island Pillow company. and
went home AT o'clock and ate a
hearty supper.
After supper he worked for a time
n his garden. Shortly after : O'Clock
he went 20 the home OF his sister. and
when he reached there he complained
OF a pain in his chest Mrs Hiu ad-
uiuistered some home remedies and
after walking about the house a while.
he sat down in a rocker His sister
asked him II ne was feeling any better.
and be said he was not. Mrs. Hill sug-
Eested that he lay down on the bed for
. while. and as he got up from the
rocker. he keeled over toward the win
dow and fell 10 the floor uncons cious. I
A physician was called. but Mt !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
Mrs. Rudolph Koch.

The death of Mrs. Rudolph Koch,
81 years OF age. occurred at O'Clock
this morning at her home. 324 Elev.
enth street. She had been suffering
for 10 months with a complication OF
diseases.
Her maiden name was Miss Ella
Collins. She was born in Dundee. H.,
May l. 1863. A year later she came to
Rock Island with her parents, and she
had lived here since. She was mar
ried in this city to Rudolph Koch Aug.
Is. 1868. She was we'll known through
out the city. and leaves a large circle
Of friends 70 mourn her passing.
She Is survived by her husband and
two daughters. Theresa and Sylvia,
one son, Raymond al home. and one
brother. Charles f. Collins of Rock
Island. Funeral services will be held
morning at $50 at the home.
Rev. +. J. Rolf Will oficiate. and burial
will be made in Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19

Stookey expired shortly after his ar.
rival He had been I'm the best OF health
OF late and his many friends vera
shocked by the news OF his untimel,
death.
Lived Hero 20 Years.
Lucius Marion Stookey was born I'm
Tennessee Ill. April I6. 1853. and
when he reached the age OF IL. he
moved with his parents TO Kansas.
Four years later they moved 10 Nc
Donough county. III. Mr.. Stookey
came TO Rock Island about 20 years
ago and had lived here since. He
was united in marriage TO Miss Lucy
Davis in Missouri in 1889. and she
passed away IN January, 1912.
Those left to mourn his passing are
two sons. Ora and Paul, one daughter,
Hazel and three sisters. Mrs. J. Hill OF
Rock Island. Mrs. VI. f. Todd of Galva
and Mrs. L. Odenweller OF PIeasanton,
Kan.
An inquest was conducted at IL
o'clock this morning at the Hill resi-
ience on Sixteenth avenue, by Coroner
T. c J. Meyer. The jury returned a !
verdict Of death due to natural causes. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
COE

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. clipper attended
! Children's day exercises at Fairfield
! last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Genung visited
Sunday az the George Bruner home at
Port Byron.
Miss Margaret Bhielmier returned
home from her school duties near Sa-
wanna and will enjoy her vacation at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reiling are the
parents of a little son. who arrived
last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fillmer and Mrs.
Mahlstead and son Gustaf were visi-
tors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Mahlstead last Sunday
Children's day exercises will be held
at Bethel church the last Sunday in
June.
Miss Hazel James OF Morrison Wis. |
tied several days here at the home OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sample
Miss Alma Gerkin is visiting with |
friends in Rock Island this week.
MrA Charles EinDer spent sAvAraI |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
TRIO LODGE GOES TO
MILAN FOR CEREMONY

Members of Trio lodge, No. 81, A. F
& A. NJ, journeyed to Milan last eve
ming where they conferred the third
degree on one member of Eureka
lodge. No. SO. A. F. & A. VI. A special
street car was chartered for the occa-
sion. and the car was filled. An invit-
ing luncheon was enjoyed by the gath
ering after the ceremonies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-19
MILK STATION To
Be OPEN MONDAY
Under Auspices of Visiting
Nurse Association at West
End Settlement.
ALL NECESSARY EQUIPMENT
Food Will Be Prepared Scientifically
for "a Hours Feeding for
Babies.

A milk station, the dream for months
OF the visiting nurses, the Misses Edna
| Flanagan and Georgia Turnbull, will
be realized with the putting into OPP
! Grafton Monday morning of such an
| institution. The nurses acting under
/ the supervision of the Visiting Nurse
| association and in connection with the
| West End Settlement, have provided
the necessary equipment which has
been placed in the main building of the
West End Settlement A refrigerator,
gas stove. sterilizer. 200 nursing bot
ties. pals holding eight bottles each,
tables, cupboards and other smaller
articles have been purchased at a cost
of $50.
Prepare Food by Formula.
Each morning the nurses will scien- !
tifcally prepare food for the babies |
for "a hours feeding, according 10 the |
formula prescribed by each physician |
attending the child. Eight bottles will |
be filled after being sterilized and these
will then be placed in a receptacle |
containing ice Members of the fam \
lily from which each baby comes will II
procure at the settlement the food pre-
pared for the child, returning the emp
ty bottles at the same time. A small
payment will be asked for the food.
the amount necessary to pay the actual
cost of the milk. Milk will be procur-
ed from the Brooks dairy and each
child will be assured the proper and
scientifically prepared food for every
lay.
Interest in Child Welfare.
The child welfare bureau being con-
iucted by the Visiting Nurse associa-
ion in the club room near the West
ind Settlement is meeting with wonder
III success. Interest is being aroused i
n the mothers all over the city and h
esults are already manifesting them +
elves. The bureau was opened six q
feeks ago with seven babies and their *
1others attending. Last Wednesday Z
babies, accompanied by their moth e
RS. were examined, weighed and pre- z
cribed for when necessary. The a
lothers have a real interest in the "
-ation and come from all parts of the Is
ty for counsel in the rearing of their y.
lildren. The mothers are served with 81
light lunch. a
The up-keep OF the milk station will =
'quire funds and the association so da
FITS aid from friends that are inter da
ted IN the movement.