davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
6ormene Griiifnung beg ueuen
8antgebduoes.

GAS 1leue Banfgebdlloe Ser Giti3ens
.9fate 8anf, oblpobl l6on felt etlider
.;33eH IN @ebrall6, lpl1rbe lebtell 5anlSz
tag oaour6 formen er0ffnet, oab oas
B4Anbltfnm BON Ser @elhdftsleitung ei11z
gelaoell >porOen mar, oil jellem Sage
poa ) llbr 1labntttags bis 9 llbr
abe1loS bie elegante1l Ndlln1e Ser 8ant
5u beltdttser. 0te 8ea1nten lparen
aat anpeieno un0 ,eisten ii6 suoor=
fon1nenoe 6iibrer bur6 alle 5eile oea
prad)tpollen @ebdlbeS. 5te erfldrten
bic Gtnrihtlnge1l ,belonoerS Dte oea
56erbettsgelp0lbes lulb Ser @eloz
ihrdllfe, ioipte Ben fei1l fonltruierten
MebaniSn1us berlelben. 8eionoerea
51ltrelle l6ien Der raffi1liert an9elegte
gtnpre6eralarm u1lter Sen 8elu6ern
81 errege11. gGeitere Nufmerflanz
felt Eerreste ba8 fetne Nfobtliar uno oie
,fillaatlerticb auSgefiibrte W}alerei ser
ggSGI1oe u11o Ser Oefe. SSe6er
8geiader erbtelt eine frtl6e 8lune.
Gt9dr:ell ipnrben ebe1lfallS perabrei6t,
Sofnletl tiers Srbelter leiferte Sic W}ultf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
f5eier oes @rdberj9maduu9stag.

Mie iiblid, miro au6 in bteien1 Sab
re Der rationale Graberi9nliidungStag
in Seem lllm gefetert >perben l11tb 3tpar
unter Ben Muipt3ter oes bieligen Scder
Boitens s.. u. 81. Safob &lobner,
Sr., &on11nanoant oeS HoitenS bat baS
Brogran1m auSgearbeitet unb mir perz
6ffertli6en oasielbe na6itebeno, >pie es
nn8 BON linn iiberrei6t moroen lit.
0ie Steiner bes Cages 1tnb 0fep. s.
9obn, Der Ste benti6e uno Ge6tsa1z
malt 1bomaS Dapts bon W}ari6an ser
Sic englifde 6eitrebe balten tpiro.
2ll8 Mariban beS Cages iii Gapt.
2onts 9. Sogel ernannt, u1lter oeiie1l
Nnfiibrlns uno &onma11bo itd) Set
Nufnari6 poll3tebt. Nn ser Yaraoe
betetltgen li6: Die 2. 9le9i1ne1tSfapelle,
&ompa9nte 81" ,8ur9S 8atterie, Ste
Oamen oeS 6eder s3irfelS g.. q. 81,
tn &utl6em Sic 56ulfinber, 5taotbe=
an1ten uin.
OaS Yro9ramm auf oem &tr6bof tit
mte folgt suiammengeitellt: S11itrumen=
taln1uiif, 2. Negi1uentSfapelle; 8erlez
iung bes @. q. SC. 9fituals; @eiang,
9eder 3irfel. ensltlde Neoe, Ibonas
OaoiS; beutl.be 6eoe, 8ep. s. 9obn.
Nfamen8 perlellln9 ser perl ltorbene11 Mtt=
glte0er bes Holten8; @brenialut BON be1l
Wdlt3loloate11 nno 8urg8 Batterte 9luf
oen1 fatbolii6en &tr6bof finoet tint 9
nbr eine beionoere 6eier NIT Meiie llnb
Yreoigt ltatt. 3uebren ser alten Solz
oaten follen a1m @rdberi6niidun9sta9e
oie @ei6dftSbduier eel6lolie1l iein.
Wdbreno oeS pergangenen Sabres
linb 3 Odtglieoer oes bielt9ell YoitenS
3ur 9roben Armee abberufen luoroen:
Sobn 9ubn bon ct. @eor9e, 9ll1g.
9ellmam ll1lo Sobn 5auenitein, 6r.
bon bier. Der Gag idllt IN oieien
Sabre auf Sen 80. sOfai, ben letten
9am8td9 i11 bielem Monot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
@eniekt etncn iptrflid)en Spmmcr
g(usf1ug.

9abt uuS Sud belfen eine peltlidu
6abrt nad Colorado, lltab, @alifor=
1lien, Dellolpitone g}attonalparf ooer
na6 Ser 9foro paeifti6er1 &iilte su
plane1l. Sober bat leine belo1loereR
Nttraftioller. 9fi6tS bdlt Sen Yergletds
aus nit Sen lnallipen @ebireen, Nieien
6otbol5 5bdumer1, gdbnenbe1l &liiften unh
turlnbobe,1 @allerfdllen lpel6e ei,lige
Ser Nn5iebungspullfte linb mel@
cine 6abrt nod bteien1. >punberbaren
2a11o in @urer @rirnerl1ng Suriidrnfen
miro. 9fiebrige 9funbfabrtpreiie i1l=
fraft bon Stunt bis 9epternber. 2lus=
eeSei6neter Giienbabnbienlt pon nllen
Nunfte1l. Sir IidetS unb polle Nus@
funft ipe1lbet Sud- an sic Tidet Nge1lteu
Der Chicago 1no 9eortbpeltern @iien=
babn. 8eibe Telephone 9fo, 66.
NbD 1t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
Nem lm, M|nneiota, 6refag Der 22. mai, 1914

G)ranb 9faptoS, Nlin11. q.
Nlle11, ieine ira1 lllb berett 8etter
6ermom Deapers lpllrben utter Ser
8elbulOtglrng Der 8ranOitiftltng I'M
5meite1 @rabe Dem 8erfabrel1 Ser @'rob=
geidmorenen iiberlDieie11.
Mallfato, Neinll. 0ie 9blubfeier
Ser Granfenpflege egerir1nenl6ule oeS bie=
iigen emanuel @olpitalS muroe abge=
balten lu1o folee11oe erbielte11 ibre 0i=
plone: Sri. @na Scope, @oob 5bu1lz
Ser; Trl. Srene &tefenapp, Taribault;
Sri. Slga 5auer, Suneau, isis.
Wtnona, D}inr. 9fnna 2omrn, mel=
he a11tizfatbolt1he Sortrdge bdlt, llno I'M
NnlbfDrD perbaftet mprDe1t mar 1lllter
Oer 8eidulOi9r1g, bel ei1lem iolehen
Sortra9e Dor Drallen mlgeb0rige 9luS=
Driide 9ebrau6t SIT babelL erfldrte lt6
fiir nidt iduloig. Die 8erbanolung
purbe auf Samstog angelekt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
Serrn fon,n1t ipieber.

Die ,neiitcl1 9eute babe ld)on llncle
5om's @abill seieben ooer bod et1ler
9l11s5ug bes befar1lten Dramas seleier1.
9lm L. sSluli fon1nnt nun 5errn's
llncle Jonl's Cabin Company bierber
lulo probuSiert oas 5piel mad Der
originellel1 81. 8. 9lifen NllSfiibrung.
gSenige ser u1l1berSiebenOel1 Geiellz
lbafteu eebel1 oaS 5piel na6 Ser origi=
1lellen 9Seiie ba Slf ptele 2eute uno sll
piel 5cenerte bafiir n0tig linb. 1errp
bat eine srobe @elellihaft llno iett 25
Sabren beibt iein Motto rGn1 ipe11te
belier alS bie o11oer1l." 9ieies Sabr TT
leine @eiellfdaft beionoerS poll5dblie
ltnb gut. S'n9roben ,3elt am |, Stunt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
@d|eibenidiebcn auf >SSdgersrnb.

Nht S6iiben 11ab,nen lebtel1 5prn1z
tag on Dem 56eibenidteben al1f Sdeers=
rub tell. Sorgo Gebier errona ote
9oloene Ofeoaille NIT 19l Yllnften 1lnb
Sos. 5,nalal ,puroe, inanbetra6t ieir1er
81 Elnlfte, NIT Der 1eoermeoatlle oefo=
rtert. Ser u5epp" lagte, Der u56im=
mel" pollte NAL oen 5ln9ens seise11,
oab er (56immeD n1ebr tnl fam, ais
MIR riidlp1rts pom Nuton1obil lpri11qe1l,
baber bdtte er aus lauter sS11grinm 10
topfer orauf losgeihoiien nno lomit
leine l9l Bunfte errllnge,l. Oas SEE
lllltot itellt lt6 >pie folgt:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
Mianlep, neuermdblter 9uperiuten=
bent Der 9i(htanla9e lfbut ab.

lSn Ser an1 Treitog Nbe11o abgebol=
tene1l pertaeten Sibln1g oes StaOtrats
murbe q. 81. Ofanlen BON D1t. Carmel,
Sll. ais Der 9fa6folger erfore1 bon S.
8. Bolltab, superintendent Ser elef=
trilbel1 2tbtanla9e, lpelder relt9nirt
bat. 6itrfsebn Npplifanten botten lih
fiir ste 5telle ge111elDet. oerr Oeonlep
mar perl0nltb erld)iene1l nnO CAB Oem
Stootrat 9lusf11nft iiber ieine Tdbigz
fette11 luno ieine bisberige JQtigfeit uno
audi leine Nnltbten >pie unlere Nnlage
9ebonbbabt >perDen lollte UNI profttabler
su iet11 lpie lie jekt lit.
Glerf Milltom Bader legte eille1l
Srtef pom Sllperil1tel1oelltell ber Gbiz
cago &c, 9fortbpelter1l Gtienbobn por in
melhen1 oarauf aufmerfiam 9emo6t
lpuroe, bob ser S6ornitet1 Ser altell
! eleftriihen Sihtanto9e eeidbrli6 ici,
1ulo ooB Elm beftiser Minbiturn1 oe1l=
lelben lnnblolell fDnne 1nO Ourd ieille
Yroetnitdt su oem Giierbab119eleiie
leid)t eil1e1 @iienbobn3ug trefien uno
iebr ptel S6QDel1 baburb al1rihtell
f01l1c. 9a bieier Shorl,lteill lSrioat=
eteentum lit 10 feblt oer Stabt ooriiber
| ieoes 8erfii9llngsreebt unb Der Staotz
anlpalt >puroe argemielen. Ste Giien=
babl1gelellldaft oiesbesiigltd 5ll tluor=
l-n1trell. 'i.ss.
0os Veilld) pon 8urgerl1 al Set
9torb Spri1lgltraBe III ser 9fdbe BON
0optoll's 8[uff, bie 9lnbringlrug bon
ei11igen 8o9enlihtern III bieiem Ieil Der
| Staot befiir>portel1o, mltroe a1 oos
eleftrilcbe 1iht &pn1itce perlpieen..
Gin S6retben ponl Snlpeftor ber
5ropelers Snillronce 50. muroe perz
leie11 in mel6e1n Die 9fot>pelloigfett BON
meiteren 5therbeitsn1abregelll III oer
eleftriiden 2tftallloge betont lpllroer.
! Ger StoDtrot bieB bieie G1npieblllngell
gut uulD prDnete all oob geuolulte Ser
| belierlrn9en iofort ge1noht >pllrOen.
Gbtef Senrn. Gngel erldten Dor Dem
| Staotrat ll11D bcfiirmortetc Die Golnz
Oenlltrlln9 pD1 400 UuB glu1n1tz
lhlouh petl oieiclbe fitr TeuerSpede
ulltaltglih lei. Sein G)eilsd) mrroe
9enebnllgt.
Sin Ircicrfo111itec be ltebeno aus Sen
9((oer11ld1mer11 Efoenber, 9letlaif 1lnb
8cbnfe m1rbe erllolnlt llm eill geeigletes
yofal fir Stabtingelliellr O}i1lilm 5ll
ii11oe1l, netl Sic Staotld)reiber Sfftce
no 0err Wftntllm Jekt etlle 2lrbett 81
perridten bat, nid)t ge1ug Gollm bietet.
Ger linton M}aht1e So. >pl1roe Sic
S11nme bon SlSl6,S0 fir 9eliefertes
Moterial fir Die Molierr0bren beptlltgt
l1l1o bann crfolste 8erta9llrg.
OtellStog nurOe 5ben. Oeueller
Yrdltoellt pom 5taotrat, tele9rapbiib
bon u. 81. Ntanlep benohri6tigt, oab
ct Sic Stelle ols Superintendent lulerer
eleftrilhen 2iht= lnlD ySolleronla9e
ltd)t anrebmen >piiroe. .Srteflih rpill
er ieine 0riinbe oneeben. Sn bieler
sln9ele9ellbett lino nod feine lpeitere1
Sd)ritte 9eton lporoe11, alBer 0ab bos
betrefienoe @onlitee lid, all9enblidltd)
bemiiBigt lid iiber Sic Gl1olififatione1r
Der a1oerel 9lpplifm,ter Su il1forn1iren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
Gerhtiisruugen Der Mablmiiblen in
pollen @anqe

3te meitereifenbe1t 8erbeiierrlnge11,
melhe Die bteligen Olablmiiblen wesen
ser 9tusoebr1llng tbrer @el6dfte por=
nebn1ell nubte1l, >peroell NIT Gtfer be-
trtebe1l llnb 1ldber11 it6 Ser 8ollerbung.
SSn oel Gagle W}iible miro Der 91lbal
an Bic &orll= uno 6ogeenlniible til
etlidell @o6el1 pollenbet iei11, oblpobl
bte lS1litallterllne Ser neuen Mai6inen
nod ldh1gere 3ett III Nnipru6 nebmen
lpiro, 0urh btele 9teuerung, menn
pollellcet, miro Die &opaSttdt bteles
52cpaSe1nentS perboppelt meroen. Der
2agerNei6er III @erbtn0un9 NIT ser
Cereal Miible mtrb eine 6allu11gsfapaz
Sitdt ton 0-50 5alllenb 8llibel nebr
mie bi5ber IN oen II &ompartennents
entbalen. Die 9tdrfe oeS 8aueS ldbt
| li6 qEs ben1 I'm ltanhe erfenne1l oab
Ste Gtriil ltbalfer IN Der .@r0be bon IA
bel p aus Gtder1bolS gel6nitten li1l1
ll19zoie @dl1be aus 2 BET 6 8retter,
EilssJit lst aa,ei1la,lber gellaselt li1lb. 0iele
Souart leiltet Dem 0rllcf Ser al1fge=
I ipetderte11 Trld)t geniige11oen 9Stoer=
lta11o.
I I'm NIT alle1 9feuerul19en allf Oem
Gjebiete BET Ofeblinbui itrie Sdrttt 81
balten, bereiit 9e9enlpdrtt9 6err Trallf=
lin Gblporbs oe1l @ei ten rnb miro aui
leil1er allsoehebnten Nei1e Ienper unf
&anlQs Gitp beriibre1l.
Gbos. Nobrba6 murbe angeltellt I'M
5nterelie Der @agle N}iible W}idtgn
Su bereiien. Die 3obl oer 9>ellel1oel1
betrd9t jebt pierSig.
Ndbre11b SET lebten gSode I'M sD}ai
miro Smeds n0tie 9eiporbener 9>epara=
turel Ste N}abl1l1iible geldlollen lperoe1l
Man fa11D es 1lotpenOtg oen 0an1pf=
fellel NIT SberDrl1d Ourd el1len neuel1
Gnlinoerfeliel 81 erlebten. 0teleS &C.
ldtebt nid)t 1ur aus 3mef1ndBt9fettS=,
lo1lberr alt6 aus 5iherheitSridltdtel1
lSu ser 9fep lllm Moller O}iible fanl1
man ebenf nfolls cine rege Idtiefett aui
oerl G)ebietc Set Gerbellerungen mabr=
nebnle11 unb ser Gontraft fir Die
neuen Wfold)i11erl IN ser Gereal Dliible
lpuroe bereits an Sic 9trong=Scott
Mta1uf ufactlring So. bon W}u1eapolis
pergebe11. D}it bteier @inrihtung fann
Sic Cereal Mtiible ais eine Ser belten uno
mooernjtel1 a119elebe11 per0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
1be lanso Gooa,

Gins ser an5iebenben Neubeitel1 in
Ser Yaraoe BON >Serrn llncle 5o,n's
Cabin @onpar1n pelde iiberall groben
Nppla1ls eripeft, 1T ein beio11bers ee=
l6aifener me6a1tiher 56marser ser
Sic peri6ieberen Ian9o 3dn3e auf=
fiibrt. Seoermmm ipri6t bonn Iango,
aber lper es nod nidt 9eleben bat, bat
feine Nbnuns >uie oielfdltig bteie popllz
ldre Rloiie ber Gang =&unit lit. &ommt
unb iebt Sic ll11Sdhltsen 56ritte nit a1
Sic barill allssefiibrt lperoen. @S lit
oies eines ser 6auptattraftiDne11 IN ser
Yaraoe. Gs lit etn @u1lber ser Wleha=
n1if.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
Yuitor Mppel bon @priu9fielo reiig:
riert.


9lep, S. SEQ, Nppel, iett 25 Sabren
Scellorger Set ct. YalllS lutberiihe1
&irde III 5pri11gfielo, teilte lebten Conn
tag nad 56lub ser Ereotst letner 0e=
nei,lOe NIT, Oab er ietne Stelle ais
Yaitor nieberlegen ,piiroe uno 5>par Toll
leine 9lelignation am |. Stunt tnfratt
treten. @altor Nppel lit ieoo6 pillells
sr bleiber bis ietn 9eadfolger qelihert lit.
Sir sic s3ufu1it bat gaitor Nppel nod
feine Sc iinittpen Hldne. Gr mtrb ltd
III lld6lter 3eit iebr um Sic slnsele9eaz
beiten oes ct. Sobn'S 5olpitals allz
1lehnlell. Sei1 epe1tuelleS 5detoen
aus Springfield lpirO lebr beoauert,
neil Sic Nppel 6an1ilie 1rlter Der sall5en
Biir9erldaft itd einer 9roben 8eliebt=
belt erfreut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22
@runoiteiulegung.

Die 0ru1oiteinlesllns fir oaS reue
linton 6olpttal itrbet am Yftngltmonz
tag ltatt. 0as Grpsrammfomitee
laoet oas Gubltf1lm sur 1eilnabme an
ser Teier frellnolidit ein. Oas Yroz
granm ,eri6eint 1d6ite @obe III Sen
3eitu1loe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22

Sin petterer @anoibat fin ods
fNnt oeS @oiienri6ters bat ii6 tn Der
Berion BON 8orliker 6ermann Bolfom
9efunoen ipelder am Donnerstug iei1e
Gebiibrel1 NJ Court 5ouie binterlegte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22

Der gB,n. Sterile Tan,ilie in
Conn @ourtlanb lpuroe am Wontag ei11
I06ter6er geborell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-22

Sn Ser oelti6e1 N1etbooiitel,
Stride ttnoet anl 9onltas cine Sc
bdht11iSfeier fir Sic alterl 8eterane11
itatt., Baitor 9obn bdlt Sic 9,eoe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

For the benefit OF babies taken ON
long railroad journeys a Californian
has patented coiiapsible berth to be
hung on the back of car seat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
PERSON MURDER
TRIAL is OPENED
Clinton, Ill, Labor Leader Pros
ecuted for Killing Rail
road Employe.

Lincoln, Ill. Sept. 23.-Three jurors
had been accepted by both prosecution
and defense in the trial OF Carl Per-
son, Clinton labor leader, charged with
the murder OF Illinois Central strike
breaker Antoine Musser, when Circuit
Judge W. W. Whitfield of Decatur ad-
tourned court last night. They are
Stephen Power, James Humphrey and
Thomas Brandt, all farmers.
In obtaining the first three jurors
the prosecution exhausted three per
emptory challenges and the defense
four. Fifteen veniremen who were ex-
amined were excused. Twenty-Five
veniremen were excused when court
convened.
The defense based the bulk of its
examination on the attitude of the
veniremen toward union labor.
Objections by the state were sus-
tanned on the question: do you OBJ
ject TO organized labor?" Judge Whit
field was called upon repeatedly to
rule on objection 20 the form of ques-
tons put by the defense. \ heated
argument over the question: How
long have you held the opinion that
organized labor is not right?" brought
this admonition from Judge Whitfield:
DO not attempt to argue with the
jurors; ask questions"
Person came here yesterday by au-
tomobiIe from Clinton, declining to
ride on the Illinois Central railroad.
Attorney Comerford is assisted in the
defense by Arthur Miller of Clinton,
and Attorneys T. T. Beach and Harald
Trap OF Lincoln.
Prosecutor l. o. Williams of De
Wit: county is assisted by Attorney
Lot Herrick of Farmer City, and c. E.
Smith. states attorney of Logan coun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
REALTY CHANGES

Henry S. Dibbern to Charles A. De
Lille. lot IL, block l, Sears first addi-
ton, Sears, S1.00.
E. II. Stafford to Mike Ligino, part
lot 3D." fourth addition Silvis, 1925.
John Morehead to Henry Morehead.
west y, southwest Il section 1864,
$1OO.
John Morehead to Andrew W. More
head, north Il, south u, west ", north
west Il section 1S-16-4W, S1.00.
James Ross to George W. Ross, lot
Is. block 122. New Shops addition.
East Moline. SLOO.
Wilhelm Bodenstedt to Daniel j.
Shean, 11a acres in section S-17-2W,
S1OO.
Joseph F. Porter to Tri-City Railway
company, tract in section S3-17-1W, Mo-
line, S1O0.
VIM. A. Wilson ct al. to Ira H. Will
son, east u lot s, block 4, Edwards
first addition, Moline. s1.00.
Guyer & White to Ira De Vylder. lot
%, block 129, near Shops addition,
East Moline, $525.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

in the precise manner of the suicide
of his sweetheart, Eva Emberling, who
drank poison here six weeks ago.
Motive for the tragic act of the
young persons is not known. nor is
there more than conjecture to account
for Brant's delay in following his
sweetheart to the grave, but when he
was ready he followed every detail of
the example set by the young woman.
He drank the poison in the same
room. at the same hour. and disposed
himself for death exactly as Miss EN-
berling did.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

~. More than 100 witnesses have been
subpoenaed.
Selection of jury is not looked for
before the end of the week. Extended
sessions of the court from $50 a. m.
TO 6 p. m. have been ordered by Judge
Whitfield. who says that night ses-
sions will be ordered to speed up IL
necessary.
From questions asked by the defense
in the examination OF veniremen it is
eviden: that Persons plea will be self
defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

final adjudication OF disputes by a fed
eral grievance commission In the man
ner suggested by the mediators.
The letter was signed by j. F. Wei
born, president of the company, who
is to discuss the strike problem with
President Wilson at Washington today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
COLORADO MINE OWNERS
Reject PEACE PROPOSAL

Denver Colo. Sept. 23--The Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company in let
ter to President Wilson. made public
last night, expressed unwillingness to
reemploy all strikers who have not
been convicted OF crime. as suggested
in the three year truce proposal pre-
pared by Hywel Davies and William r.
Farley. mediators appointed by the
secretary of labor in an effort to end
the Colorado coal miners strike.
The corporation also objected 20 the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
URCES SECURING
BOXES FOR MAIL
AS A TIME SAVER
postoffice Renews Plea to
Householders to Better
Service.
THE CAUSES OF DELAY
,,--;.rs Hindered by Going to Side
Doors or Waiting for Re
sPonse-

The postoffice department has issued
circular 10 postmasters relative "a
,-,vate mail receptacles. IN the course
(Which it IS said:
I. has come to the knowledge of
.sa department that in many cities
re street time of carriers is ma
.s-ally increased by delivering
-,au at the rear or side doors OF
-ssideuces and places OF business.
Ythis IS the practice at your Office
Won should notify the patrons az
tec,ed that after 60 days they must
n-ovide means for the receipt of
heir mail at the front door. Sug-
sest that this means may be IN the
form Of either a slot in the door or
an ordinary house box.
Experience has shown that the
oouplete equipment of the dwell
fugs on a carriers route with mail
receptacles will affect a saving in
the carriers time OF from onehalf
10 one hour. which will obviate the
eurtzilment OF deliveries on heavy
says and by a readjustment OF
routes afford relief where needed
Will Get Lists.
o. receipt OF the departments no.
tee. Postmaster Harry p. Simpson
directed the carriers in his Office to
mako complete lists OF all residences
AID places OF business in Rock Island
nc, conforming with the regulations.
t,d Il vas found there are $50 and to
Al included in the list, the following
notice will be sent:
To The Householder: The post
Office department invites your at
tsntion TO the benefits to be de-
rived from the use OF private mail
receptacles- Such receptacles. in
the form OF a box or a slot in the
door. obviate the necessity of pat
rons responding TO the carriers
call at inconvenient moments, per-
nit the safe delivery OF mail at all
tines. and contribute materially to
the efficiency OF the service. When
Tot compelled TO await In response
70 his ring. the carrier is enabled
20 cover his route more expedit-
iously and make prompter deliver
les especially to those residing
near the end OF his route. With a
safe place 70 deposit the mail at
al times the carrier is enabled to
reduce TO a minimum the amount
Of mail returned to the Office be-
cause OF the temporary absence of
patrons or failure TO get prompt
response TO his ring.
Your prompt attention in this
matter will result in improved
service to your entire community
and be appreciated by the depart
ment
No particular style or make of
receptacle has been approved by
the department. and the postmas-
Ter and his subordinates are not
permitted under any circumstances
70 act as agents in the sale OF
boxes
HARRY p. SIMPSON,
Postmaster
Full compliance with the wishes of
be department. the postmaster says
III insure better mail service in all
respects.
All the news all the time-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
eia Russian Loan Succeeds.

'Petrograd, via Paris. Sept. 23.-The
issue of treasury bonds for S150.000,000
has been successful. Nearly all the
bonds were placed in Petrograd and
Moscow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

Full compliance with the wishes Of
the department. the postmaster says
VII insure better mail service in all
respects.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
Airmen Get Iron Crosses.

Berlin, via London, Sept. 23.-Every
member of the crew of the German
dirigible balloon Schuettelanz II. has
been decorated with the iron cross for
a brilliant reconnaissance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
Committee TO MEET

There win be a meeting of the Rock
Island county central committee of
the democratic party at the Rock IS
land house Friday evening at s o'clock.
Campaign plans will be under consid-
Grafton and all candidates are invited
to be present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23
SUSPECT A SUICIDE PACT

Same Manner as Girl.
Galesburg, Ill. Sept. 23.-The terms
of what is believed to have been a
romantic suicide pact were completed
here yesterday when A. Roy Brant of
the village OF Galva took his own life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-23

All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-10-28
SURE TO BE ALL ELECTRIC
Time Certainly Coming When Use Of
Steam as Power Will Be Given Up
by the Railroads.

The time is coming when all rail-
roads will be operated by electricity.
Even now we are in the period of
the swift speeding, powerful electric
dreadnought of the steel highway.
The New York Central railroad, part
of whose system is operated by cleo
trio power, is having built for its term
inal service six electric locomotives,
to be the most powerful yet construct
ed
They are being built at Schenectady,
and will have a higher efficiency than
any other high-speed locomotive yet
constructed. They are to develop
1000 horsepower for one hour. OF
this the equivalent tractive effort Is
$4,000 pounds at "a miles an hour
continuously, or 10000 pounds at 40
miles an hour at one hour rating.
Each locomotive can haul a 1,200-ton
train on level track continuously at
60 miles an hour. Talk about pull!
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-10-28
Tells the Time in Nine Cities.

London.-There has been presented
II the recently-opened London muse
UNI an interesting clock, which is said
to be the only one of its kind in ex-
istence. The clock stands ~ feet
high and in addition to indicating
Greenwich time on the big dial, also
indicates simultaneously on eight
smaller dials the time in as many Of
the principal cities of the world II
further contains a barometer and q
date dial. The timepiece was con-
structed In 1851 for the great exhi-
bition, and is a handsome piece of
workmanship, the casing and fittings
being of mahogany. ormolu and
bronze 1t is said TO have cost 5000.