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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
smrffilaiiet toimesia ppbaaa maala.

Surffilaiiet oipat pltilbasia SDp-
riosia, Holestinasia ia pobioilesia
arabiasia, ioisia paifoisia be parus-
teIepat linnoitufiia ia fofoileipat lota-
mGfe6 illtrisia iolfoisia. Sarfeinl-
mile paifoiae @GIimeren rannallo
laitetaan linnoitufiia iefa lil1nlalbln
nlenepien teitten nariille. Surffl
luulee etti iofii Guropan tpolloisto
mt pleiien iooan oifana mie iiltd pp'
ban moan.
4atoolinen maailma oliii fiitolli'
men Jos je iaiii Halestinon paltaanio
liza fin Staliaaa oil iota Surfin fans
ia SripoIin omistamiiesta, min paa
mi feboitti Stallion baQitnsta otto
moan Balestinan Eurfilta. Satd e
SsstaIia noinut teboG, ei ittd Safla
9urfin bptpd pstatpd, oIiii nlpontdnp'
mitenfdGn. gspt otpat Saflan faoe
iiootllt, iia6 OIL tarpeefli tefeniistd to
tona, ioten eli ole pelfoa, eta Safit
fnfenee 5urffia alittamaan. Wtiittt
Ssstalia tusfin l1btee tdlld betfead Ea
lIestinaa Surfilta tpaaoittanaan, ill
la Sstalion flninfdat eitpGt ole endal
l5iiben n16rG1n paaipin tpaiflitilflei
u(oiiet filin nc ennen oliipat.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Drift Safian laiiuasto iualttaa
meritappelna?

On moneen iltllntaan foetettll tebo1
artpeluita, mifa on ippnd, ettei rdf-
failetpaa meritappelua ole fpield oIut
Safian ia Gnglannin laitpoien Ddlil-
Ia.
Tdb1n loptpp ratfaiietpat ippt, ettei
Safian lainasto ole taistelltun tpield
rpbtpnpt. gfii ia pdtetpin naistd on,
ettd Safinlle on ililiri palmistllluit
folme 25,000 toilnia faltapaa tais-
telmlailpaa joisIa OH 10 fappaletta
33 en- tpffid ia II ielaista ioioen
lllllrluls on 10 chi. flisiafin lailpasia.
Sen liidfii OH ndiOen nopeus - iol-
nlupdlid. Wtaboolliiesti OH ioitafir
ltliiia risteiliioitGfin ipiine pdipiilG
malnistllnilt.
Sofialaiiet otpnt norotpaista mo-
fed, iotfa eirpat l1beti malta lllliia lai-
moiania tappelnltn, ellnenfltin niioen
uuii nliebisto ebtii bplp6sti bariaan.
tua. Sis moi tapabtila ettd Safiar
laipdsto tpielG ionfirn aian DaltteleC
tappeluo. Ofii oiia fllitenfin ON mar
ma, ie ninlittdin, ettei Safia taistele
rnatta iGt1 @nglanllin laifpastolIs y
| Iiberrulltto 8obianmerelld. &c pdi
ma on iparmasti tltlepa, ioaoin Sof
ian ia gnglmnin taistelulaiipot il
risteilii1t bpoffdd pbteen ia niioel
iaoat i1reit Unfit leiDittdtpdt fliole
maa ia failbistusta iefd bdpitpstt
Ipn1p6rileniG ieaaista ettei iitd milr
moi fGiitt1d fiiin ne jotfa orpat neri
taisteluisia olleet. Sifii toiniua
risteiliidt faappausiooasia. Sttana
tpastustaiienia failppalainpid
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
@enalaiiet lnupmneet Ersempslin
piiritgficstG.

9erlinin ilnloituflen nuifaan mad
nantaina opat ipendl1iiet ioufot 8a.
litliasla luopuneet Hr5enpsIin piirl-
tpfiestG. SSStduultalaiiet oDat MOTT
taneet pen6l6iien ioufon 2anclltisia
ia ia lponeet pafoon oiaston faiafoita
gepnaon it1puolella. Tr5empslin
linnoitufIeen .tullut enernpi itoipal
talailia ionffoia ia mendldiiet opnt
paenneet San fpirralle pain ia 0 ia me-
ndIdiiistG on iolltunllt nangifli prit-
tdcsi11n mennd SeniarDa ia Sepapsf.
iofien pli.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
2 tmhatta itGmaltaIaista faatunut.

9ontoon fantto ilntoitetaan Getttn-
iesta ett1 nontenegrolailet tappelt-
mat piime uiifon fesfimiiffona ia
torstaina it1tpaltaIaisten fansla &a-
Ienopitcbin fellouilla gosniosla, Inn
monteneeroIaiiet olirpat oifeesla men-
nG Garaiepoon, mlttto 10000 tfa-
maItaIaista pritti beitd csfso. Mott
tenesrolaiiet pititpdt plolcn'o tuns'G
2-pGip6iiesiG tnppeInsia enlinlalls-
nG pGimGnd faatili itafraltnlallla
800 miestd, toiiena 800. gtontene-
srolaiiet iaiipat liidfii palion manfta
| ia rilofataiparoita.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Mntiuerpemin ipalluitnfiesta
fertoo 2ontoon 9ailp Wail leboen
firiepaibtaia ieilraamoa:

fertoo 2ontoon 9ailp Wail leboen
firieipaibtaia ierraamoa:
9teIiG titbatta rdidbogspomrlia pn-
toii failpunfiin. Safialaiiet tllliUat
Iiiidae ioittofiintien ioittaesia, beiDos-
pdfi iobtaen fitIfuetta faltpungin bal
litllfien rafennufielle lefi mllile q
leiiille rGfennllfiille, iotfa otettiill
Safian baltultn. $50 rafenlutsto
slntperpenisti trli bdtpitetpfii POM
nitllfiesIa.
@ield fauan len idlfcen fitin liil-
roitlisten prtolnstaiat olilpat liitoi,
tufiet iittineet ia uieat niistd itie rd.
idbpttaneet baiaae, an1plliluat Iafia-
Laiiet monta lailfausto raltilioibin,
pel1ten riisi6 olcipan nliinoia.
2dbelli etltfanpllnfia eteldpllolello
oil maasia palion miinoia, nnltta pet
turit olimat niistd antaneet tieOot laf.
ialaiiille, ioten noitiin illio maaralli-
Jet paifat m1lttdd.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Gauaoa lGhett6G iuielG 10000
iHiest6 iotaau.

Ganoa tulce ferd6rndan ia ldbett6-
ml66n beti taistellita1tereelle tniien
10000 nliebem iiiirliiien armeiian.
J1mi pa1tos tebtiin t. t. Z p. Gana-
onn fabinetin istlinnosIa.
Sdnldn toiIen l1hetpfien fansin
norice Ganaoosta ladripdttpien loti.
Inioen lmfu $4,000 m;ebeen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
SGfia on innnnitellnt iooan ebeltG-
fGitn.

2ontoon Simes leboen firieenpaib-
Itoia ilmoittaa Sap fanpungista, eta
Iiofialaiiele iotalaiipa Gberilie, lofa
IIdbti aap-falipungista jurri wohaa
ennen iooon ipttpntistd, tltli feiafilun
IA b., Saraiepon nmrban eoellilenn
pdiuand p1ilpGttp firie gerIinistd,
iosia annettiin neripoia fofo iafialat-
| ieae Iainastolle, etta ie ballffiii looon
Imarolta biili1 itielleen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Ciasto &ansfan ratinm6feG iontnnnl
hGmi01n.

Safian mirallinen tieto smiteroa-
min falltta maanantaina oil ettG nit
me lunmlntaina iafialainen ratiund-
fl ipuitti ransfalaiien ratIutpdfi oias-
ton 9illcn Idnlim,olena ldbelld Sase'
broucfia. @onsfaIaiiet menettitpdt
paIion. .2db1n asti~, lii1G tamo
Safian iImoitus, rei uield ole mi
tiGn ratfoiiepaa tapobtliniit ldntiiel
la rintomolla."
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Saisteln merellG tnlee plan.

Safian ianomaleboet tietdtp6t fer.
toa, ettd mt fun anttperpen on iuol.
loitettu, Safia tefee bpoffdpfien itie
Suur gritonniaan. Wtlitta iita en-
mem on iaotaipa Gnglannin loituasto
tubotufii ia ratfaiieipa toppelu nlerel.
Ia on pion pantana toimeen. Safian
lcbSet tiet6rpGt, ettd oniiraali BON
3irpits, iofa t6bdn asti on ollut fei'
iarin fonsia jofa p1ifpd neuwottelltis'
ia, on npt men1pt lippulaipaania
iobtantaan tappeIua meread.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Safian lailuasto alfaa pian
tuimimaan.

Gtt1 Safian Iaimasto alfaa toinli-
maan, p6dtetddn iiiti etti faiffi faup-
paliife on fienettp &ielin fanatpasla.
iofa pboista1 Sstdmeren Eobian me-
rcm fansIa. &iln Safian on mt olet.
tunlt bpoffdpsaicnlaan. tabtoo ie
f6ptt11 laipastoaan apunaan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15

tii mainittiia tpirtaa pbtdldilcsti
Sollonnin fansia ia rafentaa ioelle
torpeooIailpoia ia illfeltapia laifpoia
GnaIonnin Ioitpoille tpastilfIefii. Sos
Soollanti ialliii Safian fillettaa malta
Ioiuoia ScbeIot pirtaa pitfin, Min
Gnslonti ippttdili Sollantia puolneet-
itomulocn riffonliiestd
5uboniia belgialaiIia, ictfa alill'
mot Nntpcrpenisio owat pafolaililta-
V,onct riffaat otpat mcnettlneet fait-
fl. Nmtrpcrpenisid oil 100000 oiil'
ifosta, ioista iuiiri mddrd on mt pa
IfoiaIla.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Vendjdn eteneiniMeil BIZ
da$ta Ttd.Preus$isSa.
Hrsempslin linnOitns pbd pitad
papliania.

Hietarista ilmoitettiin miraaiiesti
mime iilnmlntoina: y@iimeinenfin
iaflalainen iotilas on ppistlinlit SUI
Dalfin maafllnnasta nenaldiiesid
Hnolasia. slrlpion mltfaan neretti
Sofia 60 tilbatta nliestd glngnsto=
man tappelusIa."
2ontoosta ilmoitettiin ianaan at-
faan etti menaldiiet ia iafialailet pbd
tappelefpat Sta Ereusiisia. @endldi-
Jet eoistplp1t bitoasti ia Safia pelfid
iulremnnn iollfor nen1ldilil tllle-
man Sta 9reusiiin ia fen wllofii
fiirllbtaa iinne apltpdfed fiireintnlGil
faiitta iefd ralltateitie ettd iaiiuoillu
Stameren iatamien falltta.
8aIitiiosia pitdtp1t itaipaltalaiiet
ipield puolenia 9r5empslin Iinnoituf.
iesia, iota menalaiiet prittatrdt mol.
loittaa. ggenGl6iiille tlilee naifeafii
mt aiena Sta 8reltsiisia fun iafia.
Iaiiia on iinne iaapunut paljon 10
feiiari itie on niitd iobtamasia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15

- 0efp gorfin fpoltiosia on 49,
S5t teboasta, joisia tposfentelee t.
.236,150 ibnlistd.
= gbbpsfualtnin armeijasia OH q
ri 1000 telegrafistia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15

- aenfien anturoita ipaln1istetaan
mt aIuminilinista iellaiiia uarten,
jotfa tposfentelep6t m6risi6 paifois-
ia.
9elgiasin of ennen iotaa ra-
Itpintola iofaista ~ benfiloa fobti.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
Safia menetti paljon iotilaita Ant-
mernenin malloitmfiesia.

Sollannin fautta tulleet tieoot ma,
IIflluttaiuot ettG SafiaIta faatui 45,'
600 miestd slnttDerpenin fualloitllf'
Iiesia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15

= 0iime maanartaina oil 422
ml,otta liit1 fun &oli,nlbls l0pii "
mcrifon rnantereen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1914-10-15
@endjdn tiebot

eiipdt mainitie nlitd6n Er5empslisto,
muttd lanoipat etta itapaltalaiie-
tposfentelelpdt 8alitiiasia pienisid
ioufoisIo eri olisia maata. g)fli oias-
TO bdnln1stpi nendldiiid faiafoita ia
meniipit pafoon. Sta Greuslisia o.
mot aiiot e,ltiielladn. Soitafin toppe-
luia OH ollut gistitla joen pniemmal-
la rannaQa, nultta iofIalaiiet ndpttd-
pdt pitdipGn paiffunia. Trinsii .
leg, iilltrirubtinas aonstantinin pot
/ ia, on baanoittllnlt etltipartiiotaiste-
lusia.
0erlinin ilnloitufien rlufaon olnnt
| iafiolaiiet lponeet tafaiiin uelldlais
/ ten 1:itn ia 1O:lien tlrIneiidpfastui
I bpoff6pflet Scbiripinotisia Sti
Greusiisia ia 1000 neildldistd jon
tui ipangifii.
gSielG ilnloittaa SafIa ettl Gtel;
Grolosia lafialaiiet onot padsiee
Sistula pirtaan osti ldbea1 Groieeia
etela1n @arioipasta ia ett1 iafioloi
Jet ottiipat pangifli 1000 micstd toi
lesta Sipcrian urneiiaoiastosta.
| Suflan ilntoitltsten mllfoan o.
@cnGid buonpsti on1istitnl,t mimi
lpiifoaa iefG 8alitiiasIa ettd ST
Ireusiisia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13

who royalty entertained the delegates
who leave Tuesday to attend the state
convention at Bloomington.
Mrs. Walter Petrie is ill at her home
in the southeast part Of town.
Emanuel Peterson left Monday for
Sheldahl. Iowa, after a visit here
among his children.
Mrs John Wise was removed to the
city hospital Monday, where she was
operated on Tuesday morning
Mrs. John Ragon of Barstow spent
Saturday at the John Wise home.
Mrs. Schumacher of Geneseo was a
caller Saturday at the home of Mrs. NJ
10y.
Mrs. George Wise of Barstow visited
Monday with the family of John Wise.
Mrs. Louisa Shay of Carbon Cliff
was a WATERFOWL visitor Monday.
Friday afternoon % of the friends
of Mrs. c. L. Coleman gathered at her
home and carried out surprise party.
They carried their luncheon with them
and most enjoyable afternoon was
had with music, and each one We'd
with the other in telling funny story.
Mrs Elsie Wiley of Davenport and
Mrs. Charles Nelson of Lyndon were
in Watertown Sunday and Monday at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wise
Mrs Anna Baker OF Carbon Cliff was
a Saturday caller here.
George Evans of East Moline was
caller Monday at the James Corbin
home.
Clint Donahoo of Hillsdale was bus
mess caller in WATERFOWL Monday.
Miss Leila Ausbrook and Richard
Mercer were Moline visitors Sunday
at the George Dirreen home
The Baptist Aid society met We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Henry
Hilberg.
Mrs Josephine Taylor of Moline was
a caller at the James Corbin home
Monday.
Mrs. Ed Wainwright OF Joslin and
Miss Katie Wainwright of Rapids City
were visiting Watertown friends Mon
day.
Mrs George L. Scott and baby were,
Sunday visitors in Moline at the home
of Mrs. SCOTS parents.
The Methodist Aid society met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Walter Clouser, Six
teenth street. East Moline.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of Silvis
spent Sunday here with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Eric Bowman.
Mrs. Pomerick, who recently moved
here from Chicago. returned there for
a short stay and to get her little girl,
who has been with her grandparents
Mrs s. E. Wood of Moline spent We'd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13
WATERFOWL

Miss Fern Mitchell suffered crush
ed hand while at work at Desaulniers
Publishing company, Moline, when she
caught 1t in a ruling machine.
Mrs. w. B. Keene attended the Aid
society meeting in East Moline.
Mrs. C. Hodgson left the latter part
of the week for Jacksonville to at
tend the funeral of an uncle.
Miss Florence Axelson was the hon.
Gree at a surprise party "Wednesday ev-
ening, it being her 18th birthday an
niversary. A large number of friends
from East Moline gathered at her home
and spent a delightful evening with
music and games, after which splen-
did lunch was enjoyed.
Miss Coda Ellis of Davenport spent
wednesday and Thursday with Miss
Florence Axelson.
Mrs. Bertha Olker has returned
home from Barstow, where she has
been for several weeks nursing Mrs.
June Georges at the Frank Golden
home. Mrs. Georges passed away last
Friday
Mrs. John Miller and children are
visiting relatives at Colchester.
Mrs. VIII Lee ana MTs. Ndii HiiiiP
son of East Moline spent Friday at the
home of the formers parents here.
John Wise spent Friday at Barstow
with his brother.
Marion Walker has sold his grocery
stock to his stepson, Ward Veach, who
will conduct the business.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary Filbert
entertained a number of her neighbors
at an afternoon coffee.
The girls of the Helping Hand CLUB
met Saturday at the home or their
teacher, Miss Grace Lucas.
The East Moline-Watertown Thimble
club met this week in, East Moline at
the home of Mrs. Fair.
Mrs. W. G. Ausbrook attended
o'clock dinner Monday at the home of
DR.. Hada .Burkhardt in Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13
DAY IN DAVENPORT

communicated with the police TO en-
list their aid. Henninger, who Is 20
years OF age. is 5 feet 10 inches IN
height. and weighs 165 pounds he Is
smooth-faced and has lost the sight OF
one eye. When last seen he wore
gray hat and a gray overcoat.
Loses Two Fingers When Ak SIPS
while chopping wood at EOS West
Fifth street Pete Stabe made WHO
swing with the AK, missed the "ooo
and hacked of two small fingers OF
his left hand at the first joint. wrap
ming the bleeding stumps in an OLD
handkerchief. the injured man walked
into the police station and announced.
81 cut off two OF my fingers. May 1
have a DOCTOR" The doctor was sum-
moned in double-quick time.
In Police CircIes--In a desperate
combat with a prisoner attempting TO
make a getaway. Detective Bishop
narrowly escaped serious injury when
his man crashed through heavy
plate glass window, dragging the or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13
HE Heard ABOUT IT;
DECIDED TO TRY IT
DAVENPORT MAN is GLAD THAT
HE DID AND SAYS 1T WILL DO
ALL CLAIMED FOR 1T.

Hugh Andrees of Linden Flat No. 3
in Davenport, who enlisted in the S5th
Iowa Regiment of Volunteer Infantry
from Cedar county made the following
statement recently in connection with
Plant Juice:
81 had been run down for some time
past. felt tired and languid, had no
energy or ambition, was nervous and
did not sleep well and what sleep /
did get did not seem to do me any
good My back hurt me most of the
time and my whole system seemed
affected. / heard of Plant Juice and
decided to try IL and from the very
first it did me good. j think it is the
greatest remedy on earth and am very
glad to recommend it."
The results from Plant Juice are not
only quick and permanent. No matter
how many things you have tried be-
fore or how discouraged you may feel,
Just make up your mind to. try Plant
Juice. Get IL today and you viii be
surprised and delighted to see how
quickly your pains and aches will
vanish. II will make you feel like
a different person. IL you have indi-
gestion, biliousness. constipation, ner-
vousness. gas, bloating after meals.
no appetite. are nervous and restless
and do not sleep well or wake up
with coated tongue. bad taste, or foul
breath. try Plant Juice. For sale at
The Ballard Drug & Dental Co, log
West Second street, Davenport; the
New Harper House pharmacy In Rock
Island; T.. Jericho & Co., in Moline
lAdVl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13

cial discussion of the Mexican ques-
ton.
Following his arrival here he had a
lengthy conference with Senator Fail
of New Mexico. who has practically
arranged to have Diaz address the
senate foreign relations committee
this week. President Wilson and Sec
rotary Bryan have both refused to see
the Mexican.
General Diaz is opposed to the rule
of General Huerta and TO the Dan
dts" as he terms the constitutional
lists, and thinks there should be some
way of ending the unbearable situation
in Mexico and bringing about peace
without the armed intervention OF the
United States.
On the other hand, the constitution
alists say that General Diaz has only
a very small following, that he is just
as bad as Huerta, and that should he
get into power in Mexico they Will con-
tinue fighting 10 overthrow the rule OF
what they term the "cientificos' or
scientific grafters."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13
GRAVES A SUICIDE
VERDICT OF JURY
Elgin Mans Body Found In
Field With Throat Cut But
No Knife is Discovered.

st. Charles, ILL.,, March 13-The
body of d. II. Graves, who has been
missing from Elgin since Tuesday
was found in a cornfield yesterday.
Graves throat had been cut, but no
knife, razor or other weapon was dis
covered. The police believe the man
a suicide, but cannot account for the
disappearance OF the weapon. Inc
coroner's jury returned a verdict OF
suicide.
It is believed Graves took his life
while demented. He left his nome
Tuesday, it was supposed, to go to
his work at the Elgin watch factory
Instead he went to the state asylum
for the insane and asked that he be
examined. DIR. II. Gahagan, superfn-
tendent of the asylum, told Graves
he was in danger of losing his mind.
Graves left the asylum and boarded
a car for st. Charles. Nothing more
was learned of his actions until his
body was discovered by Henry Spriet,
a farmer. Search was made for other
tracks or signs of a struggle. The
police could find nothing that would
indicate murder. 1t is their belief
Graves threw the knife away or wan
dered some distance after cutting his
throat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13

Home Completely Destroyed by Fire.
Starting from an over-heated FUR
mace. flames swept up through the
walls and floors and caused loss OF
approximately 5000 on the home Of
DIR. W. J.. Allen, No. II Oak Lane. yes
terday. The fire was discovered BY the
doctor The damage is fully covered
by insurance. The dense smoke en-
countered by the hremen in fighting
the fire injured the eyes of several.
Those suffering the most are CHIEF
Deager and Daniel b. Shire, driver OF
-he chiefs car.
Man Disappears; Had seoo.-Nelson
Henninger. .29O1 lie Claire street, mas
iiysteriousIy disappeared from mis-
home and the Davenport police have
been asked TO find him. Henninger
babe his wife goodbye Wednesday and
nothing has been heard of him since
Il was learned that the missing man
at the time of his disappearance had
over 5000 in cash on his person, and
for this reason the police fear FOUL
play. The mans wife is frantic, ana
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13

nesday at the homes of Mrs. George
Scott and Mrs. r. Bailey.
Mrs. Boone left Friday for Blooming
ton for an extended visit among rela-
tives.
Nellie Kane of TIillsdale is visiting
for few days at the George Scott
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Bailey were bus
mess callers at Hillsdale Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walker and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-13

Washington, d. C., March 1S.-It has
been announced that General Felix
Diaz, who has been in Washington and
New York since Thursday Of last
week, came here to ascertain the at
titude of the United States toward
him. and to find out what the chances
were of his becoming recognized
should he become president OF Mex
leo. It is said that he came here on
the written invitation of a senator who
has taken a prominent part in the Off
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ecar after him. The captured man was
ONLY gotten into the auto patrol atter
the worst kind OF fight. In ponce
court the trouble maker, o. j. Wheei-
er. was given a sentence or 10 days at
hard labor. Wheeler's capture was
effected after he had rushed into the
Davenport restaurant on East Third
street and slugged Carl Hite. who was
eating his supper at the time. botn
prisoners are employed at the Betien-
dorf shops, and there has been PAD
blood between them for some time.
Wheeler. claiming that Hite queered
his lob. has been looking for his
enemy for several weeks. Last night,
after much drinking, Wheeler found
his man.
That a gang of robbers is systemat-
ically plundering cars in the local rail-
road yards is the belief of the police,
who have discovered that a large guam
tity of merchandise had been stolen
from cars in the west yards or the
Rock Island lines. Several crates or
shirts and overalls we're found scat
tered about between the tracks. and
several packages of stuff had been
wrapped up and also abandoned 1t is
believed that the thieves became
frightened and preferred losing the
swag to risking a chance OF capture
In District Court--Mary ]. Gessa-
man applied for divorce from VIII
liam Gessaman, giving desertion as the
grounds. In her petition she states
thew were married Oct. IL, 1901, and
that her husband deserted her Sept.
5. 1907.
Bullet Crashes Through Window of
s,ore-Detectives OF the Davenport
force are today engaged in unraveling
shooting mystery. which may lead to
the discovery of an attempted murder
on East Fourth street wednesday
night. A bullet fired from SO calibre
revolver. crashed through a heavy
plate glass window in front of the
FIdlar & Chambers stationery store,
11S-120 East Fourth street. The lead
en- missile plowed it's way through a
pile of boxes and finally lodged in
letter case at the rear of the estab-
Iishment. where it was traced by a
trail of broken glass. The entire af-
fair is shrouded in mystery and thus
ar the police have obtained no clew
as to the identity of the one who fired
the shot. The bullet entered the win
dow about six or seven feet from the
ground, and one theory which Is al
vanced, is that during the course OF a
quarrel. the gunman flashed his wea-
pom, which was DETECTED during the
course of a shrugged, the bullet going
wild
Church Mortgage Will Be Burned
Burning OF the mortgage on the
church building will be the feature OF
a special service at st. Paurs English
Lutheran church the evening OF
March 81 A year ago On that date the
church closed its campaign to raise
the debt, which has been standing on
the edifice since its construction.
The mortgage is for $1,000. There are
but a few obligations which have not
yet been paid, but the church expects
to have all of the pledges made good
by the last of the month.
coIored Wigs in Davenport.-The
latest wrinkle for woman's dress, col
ored wigs to match the gown, is attain
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Mrs. Bertha Olker are spending rev
days at the Clyde Wake home IN hl''
dale.
William briggs of Moline spent Sur
day at the home of his grandparsDA
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. briggs.
Mrs. Mary Filbert was taken sudoef
ly i'll Saturday.
All the news all the time-iA'
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