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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
StaotratbsiiBnng

,Sn ser ncrtoQtcn Staotrothslieulla
onl Ieeten GicuIto1 9tben0 %unitruirtc
ntoit oa5 Qicens : Gomite bon 8oli-
8ei Ghcf Nebber cinen 8erid)t iiocr
Die Mirtbldofteu Scr Stdht eln6rior-
bern. Snltc Die Yoli5ei lrgeno ct
mos 4nItobi0e5 5n ber:ften bobell, 10
merhen oie nidnt i'll eitem hui tic
henoen YIote es ihmer finoelt, cine
ncuc Sitens gu crbnlten. 144 @eilt-
die Inn 2icenien lieqen Dem SrItchen.
Den Gontite sur Griiiung Dor, nno
pcrbGn Jest naabenblih bis 5itnl !.
>Sili SislnQen 6es Staotrutbs ltott
iinocn nm Die @eirthc 81 aenebmigelt
ooer slt b%eriperfeti.
Ser 0eiflnB oes S%tootrotbes in
iei1er Ietten Situna, Der @eltern
Contribution 60. Die critic SbeiI5ob-
lung ar elmer Gontroftiumme iilr
EfloIterung Der Roie Strobc nidt SIT
iohIen, neil ole Arheit nidt Dor
ihriftsgcn1ob oiisaefiihrt purbe. mur-
oe m%loerrufe1. Sic febIerbafte Mr..
bcit lit ir5riifcn bcu &orihriften
6es Gontrntt3 aeninb ncrbeiiert NOR
Acn. unf Ga hicrnurd sic ouuuhner.
ser Observation-Disclosures on Ger Roie
Struiie sutrieocglgeitclIt turiroer. fono
mon fcincn ciacntlid,cn @rlinb nda
}ohIcn nod meiter bindus5uifiehen.
Die Ius50bIuns npn $4,000 mur0e
autbpriiIrt.
Alocrnnm S~dlrcehcraer madlte
ciren Yntrna. oic :. 2Snro Su ihe,Iel.
Ter Sbcll 0erleIben. Der sipiiheu
ser 10. unb %. lulo Denton unn
cSrecn 0an StraBe lieaf. iol Der 81.
SSarS hin5uaeiitat meroet. OieieIbe
Snrioae muroe uor einiacn ISohren
Roth pcrmorfea. iou abcr jet
gilniiee ausiihten babert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Yin ben Hrdlibenten!
Ser Sentidj {. gnicrifaMiidlc Ratio.
nalbmno. 3meiaDereiu Chicago len.
oct Elm Selearnmm an 6raNoent
&ilion. Gin &BrGilo iur Nuoere.
,gr1iioent @ooorom Ss'ilior,,

9r1iloent @ooorop &Silion.
g%Suibungton. :. &.
lSn 9foIncll Don mebreren tanlene
Nitglleoern gur9ern oieier!Republif.
proteltiren mir bohahtuigsuuI ge-
an irgeno Elm oiplomatlid)es SOr
Qebcn, oaS oo5I uleethon ieir fnnrtte
Die Serelnieteu Stonten in oer "ilro.
poildlen Aricg attn eintreten 5u
modem. Gs lit uiicre lieberseugung,
0ni} iid] Ytittel mo 9&ege linden Iol-
len Inn omerifatiiheS Seben uno
Gigentbum 81 beihiircn mno unlere
~natinnole Gbre mtaft 5u erholtcn
obnC cine Der Aricgamodlte oaorrd)
gu b|eglinltieen, lnocn man Der an
hetcn Neoingmocn %nuiSminot ole ibr
Die mod,tigc @cfie DE tic beliet aus
Ser 0ono ncbnlcn milr0e, mahreilo
%onoercrieits Ameritn ihren @e9nert
@offen i'm @erthe o Sunoertelt
po:l Milllunen Dollars %liefcrt.
Ger Sireit 5piihcn GnoIono un0
SelitlGllatto II lldlt inner Strelf.
@ir fotncn uno lollten fern bleibcn.
9te 2eutld Amcrifancr ermorten
me0cr nod miiuld,en lie, ooB Anerlfa
Die Soffen aegcn Gnqlono erereiit
obcr mir filhlcll on6crerieits 6aB bic
les 2onn e. ben Milliouen BON gilr=
germ Die oeiitidler Abltommung lino,
idlul6ie lit tic nidIt nor Die entles-
lidie @ahI 81 itellen sipiid)el Der lie.
benoen Crimnerung on bos alte 90
tcrlon0 itn0 Der nflidttreucn 2iebC
iiir unierc rlhmpolc &epublif, Die lie
in Der &ereaneenteit tets bcnielerl
haber.
Selitld)- Nmcrifdniihcr H%dtionoibuno,
fSeroinon6 @altber, Yralioent.
Sbioer gppeG tGnntc Den onocrell
Ger60noen 6es NdtiouolbunDes mobl
alim Mlllter oieren.
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ct. Iaml erhalt etat . Gousrch,

ct. @aml srbalt Stat Gonsrch,
Aui Dem om Ietten Sonntoe i'll SEQ
ria. ST.. obaeidloiiencn GonereB Der
@cn3clritter m1iroc ct. 3aul OILS
n0hitc Gonpentionsitnot gerudblt,
,Silr Ole beiten Spiele muroen 1873
Gyeiie I'M 9Sertbe BON $3743 per.
tbtiIt. Den eriten 1reis erbielt $.
Z. Cl5munn bon Davenport nit q
Spielen unh 1877 &unften. Ger
Trcis brtrGat $1,000. Scr 3neite
Sieger mar :. 8. GoenS bon Clinton.
ga, nit 959 gunftett. 9reis $500.
Gam folaen q. &. 9oeemonn, Chi
cogo. Sdlippen Colo geaer 5ebn Mo.
tooore; Sobn 9eid, Chicago. orei.
un0amon5ig SpieIe itn6 727 Guntte;
Grnnf Stoib. Chicago, nit S65
Giinften; :. 2. 6lIieer. ct. 2ouis,
nit einem hobenS piel bon 2t6 Gunf.
ten; Gorl Sirifl Gopelport. NIT ei-
mem @er6 Gourne geaen 436 Guri
70
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Gurotbea nnb Sbcrefa YanSer.
Us Stnblueritupfnns pernriadDt Die
meiiten S~eidnueroeu.

4noeiommeIte Stofie III @l,rei
80 SUP Gineeneioen oerurIoder
H~biorbirunq pom @jften. briloer
Iiebcr hernor. itoren Die Gerooltuna.
IS entiteben @oie. man fiihlt lid
uou1eitopft, rei5bor 1t1o bcinobe ar.
aerIih. Eie Sdlulo Iieat in @uren
3uitmoe. @eieitiat hjeie aiftiaen
Nbfouitoffc inncn, Chr Elm pom Or.
Sem 2iie Bills bent Ibeno
cinneb.nt. Grirelt Cub oes onoeren
NorQns zines noaitdnhiqen. freicl
S~tuhIganees uno Chr meroet oorlt.
bar iein. Smift cine SriginoIfIo.
ihe. eniholtelo SO &iuen. hette
pno GureTn Apefheter fnr 25s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Nus ben 0eri6ttn.

Eotrii 9orrett, 81 Sabre olt ullo
beimotbioe, muB Die nofIten 30 ID
&c I'M @erdngniB 5tbrinqert. Gr muir
De oui Der StroBe betteIuo angetrof.
len.
6ront Worfom5tn, elm %GSren6er.
geitnHo Dem Hldlter her Milipoufec
9obn . @eielifait Elm Goor Sd1tbe
0eitobIen gu hdben. Seinc Strafe
beitano in so Saeen GefdnenlB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
8trsnisnnss=@s

99alent.-3eOen aatmitias uno abenn
&nnneIttlher.
@iiou.-Sercn Gadmittag uno 4ben0
Manneif,lber.
gaIino.-Se0en giadmittag uno abeno
&lnoeIbllner.
Gtar.-IeDen gia1mitta9 uHb Abeno
@anoeltilner.
@om e.-lNorbieite).-SeSe gadmIts
toa iino abcno @anoeIblIeer.
GSreomInno.-(Fornieitc l-Seoea Nads
mifios sno abenS 8anbeltiioer.
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Grnnoei9entbums=N arft.

6olgenbe @runoeigentbums.l leber.
trnguneen mnrhen in bert lesten 20.
gen borgenommen:
@olter Is. &unee on 8uitop &c. 8il.
b%erlton, Gigentbum in Eublce &
@luets N0oitipn fiir $1,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
66,56S Antumubile i'm Staatt

66,J6S Intomubile i'm Staate.
8elm Stootsietretor III geaoiion
mnroc bis sur 5tltrbe III oieiem
Sabre bereits 6,56S automobile
nno Wotorrdoer, oocr idlnn 10000
mcbr OILS i'm lesten Sabre ongemeIoet.
IS III ais lifer an3linchmen, ooB 0as
gfebr Der ai,tos III oieiern Sabre itd)
nnf iiber 10000 iteuen miro. Gle
Office bat an 2icer5cugcblbr bisbcr
$362.134 eingenommcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
c Saiicn Sic nns Sbre 6ericureiis
planen beIfcn.

9ir miiroen Shnen oernc beIiell
uuh SSbnea Mtappen. 9roihiiren unb
po!itouNigr >Sufornlotion Iiciern ilbcr
nie groueu norolid1eu eSchilSc. idl0.
ncu SceQrbietc mo iontpicn Or
holunos. uno Slid Oiitritte pom
g9iSconitr, RnrN Midiaon uno Niin.
neioto. NadnSifrdqen bel Sidet-
Aacnteu Der Chicago 4 0orth &e.
itcrn Hnhn. u. s. 8nlcbuif Iscni
ScIcphonc 337 ooer Re0 $40.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
6rtrnnfcn. 9ouis qnaitos. fpeIdlt

6rtrnnfcu. &ouls 4naitos. lpeIder
hen GonoitoreiIobeu on ). uno Woin
StroBe bier ii hrte, Der ipdter niis-
bronute. ertrni,f I'LL 0nIi Moon Se,
nobe Gou GIoire, OILS Elm Boot, in
peIdem or rn0 nod anoere moren
oorl.nter 8us Gbafos, Gin iriiberer
biciiger Shubpueer, tenterte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
s. oRureS 8.

Sradtsns entsl,iit. An Der South
Gelem Rooc SsreI5irng. oltllf pom
Der Stoot, e.1tgleIiten am Wontag
4be1to sebn Magen eines 0rodt5lt
aes. Ger Sd)oNen mar ecringfiigt9-
Die 2anoitroBe mar IcOoA Die gauge
9adlt bIodirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

eley 8er @eIber All mdBieen Gin.
len leihen modte, einen perldblidlen
aatheeber fir SEEDS nno Mortgdges
braudlt, obcr We!b auf CUTE Siderheit
ausleibcn .pin. wenbe iif al &. S.
203 2. a. StrnBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

r1eg9 6. 9. q Infen. SerIidcs
rliness Sleent; 8uraidoftsz ober Cider
beiis : Qof.0s, 22S Searl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
!Nodlih inflammation.

Aben0 ian6 I'M ga Groiie Sbeoter Die
Gbgangsfcier u~nierer @odifule itntt.
141 Sdlller erbielten ibre Giplome.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
9eilennnn nes Ghieaauer strahen.

bobuitreifs. Ter GbieAgoer StroBen'
bobnltrcif if ned fSititnoiGcr Ielicr
ourd) einlleberelnfommcn ouf lflieos.
aeridltlid)e Sd)lidtung bcl9eIegt por'
ben mo oieie Sbdtiodle muroe oase-
mein nit Sitbel un6 g~eirlcoiguhg
bcnrilBt.
8os Sdieoseeriht miro aus cinem
8crtreter jeoer Barter mo DEM 8iir-
ecrrueiiter 5hon1piou ais mparteli.
iten Witgtieoe beiteben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Gum Irieier u%roinirt. gSiaibalo

Sodiler, Sobn BON Ggio &adner,
mliroc Mitt1pof i'll Goaegepilie,
Mlun.. ipu er ieit mlebreren Sobren
iih auf ieinen eeiitlihen 8erlii Dor
bereitete. gum Irieitcr oromirt. Gr
miro ieille erite Meiic in Der ct. So.
iepbs aatbeooIe on 5onntoe Den q.
SUM, Ielen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
@eih6fts Nptiaen.

Nceg Scr bette @utldlens ul,b Sc
pcdlpagenbienit III Der StaDt miro Shneil
ron Der o. al Gitp 3ranss
s .. eelieiert. Ehones 179.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

Gin Sttd. Sunee Dame:
no, fpenn Id mid rad itena rtrbsirna
te. Tiro cine aar5s 9len9e 6sIrsn
Iebr enttduitt itia,
Die Sregnrin: aher uorum Damn
9s6itea Oh pirit 0ot ntr siasa eiIs
siaeH asiyaten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
@sFubleue &ertbuapiere wieber

8etublene &erthuapiere uieoer
Qefumoen. &er,bpoplere I'M @crtbc
bon mcbreren 5ouieno Collars. Ole
fiirBlit aus @eorg 0ol5bonlmer's
S~sirtbid1oit eeitoblen mrr6cn, mrlroen
Iontog 4beno BON Midael NoDot
unter Der @ernnoa ieines 0oules.
St5 iiloI. 6. StroBe. geiunoen uno
benz r%edltmoBieen eigenthirHter luie-
Der 3ugelteQt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

5000 Boulder gerednet, uno III iur
Die gSodle iol9eloes Yrogromm dll-
0citellt mor0et:
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Nontaa, n. Snni.

Qnfunit Der Stnotsbcomtcn uno
9clegotcn.
@mpfanq Ourdl on5 9omite uno
Sitbrcn nit Ntll'if nodl Dem Aolcr-
quarter mn0 3umelilr9 nod Notels.
$50 Abeno-Ynrooe pom Stoo-
6aro @oiel mad Dem So Groilc Shea-
ter.
5 llbr - Groiinung Der GonDen-
iiol. &iafon1nleu Aniprahc uon
@lirecrnuciitcr 8eutlep. Grmi0er-
llnQ bon Stuotsprdlioent &. >. Arrt-
'trond. @infommen Anipradle BON
Groiioent Aoonts pon Der 2Ofallogc.
Gruioerure BON ,Eoit" 0roBprGli-
bent 5bcs. S. Gogon. Iniprad)e bon
Fiftcr &dreI pom Wilnoutee. 3o-
aluiiden Solos. Die Sisung lit 81
ientlih.
t0:15 llhr - SmbiB uno gcutiltl)
lid'e linterboltlng i'm Nolcrauortier
i'nm T~nhrifonten. uno @roBhonolcr.
Glib. Dem !0onoelSrotb ltnh aauileu-
te e Eercin fiir Sogenmitolicoer mn0
Ginoeln6enc.
T%ieniag, %. Snni.
Gmpfong BON 2elegaten uno beili-
fCn6eu Nhlern etc.
10 lltr McrgenS - Grofimulg 0et
Convention in ser 4bler Safe. Nm
tprGdle non YrGit6ent N0oms. Gr-
ni0cruno 5on Stootsproiioent Nrm-
itronQ,
> llhr Godm. - 6~ortlebung Der
Transformation.
= biz 4 llbr - Mlttofabrt fir be-
iuhenhc Gamer oitrd Die Staot.
/ l(hr = Iutofnbrt fiir Teleqnten.
S1s llbr Mbenns - 9omofboot-
3obrf ouf Dem Mtiiiiitppi, lpo5n oud'
hns aaecmcine Eublifum cineeIaOel
lit.
Iittluod, %. Snni.
gn1hfonq Scr Gdpe1en, 2romnn.
Ter Corps. Grill Teams, Morihir.
Clubs unb !3peiqIogen BON alien
5heilen beS Staotes uno 3uipciief
Ser bartholomew 0ouptqltortiere.
s bis ~ llhr &orm. - Greisbe.
mer6ung i'll A~usfiibruna oes Ritllnl
in Der N6icr !0oIe. Die Yreiie be
frozen $75 mo $50.
@icrnui &rilfung Der GeIc9oten-
Scrtififotc.
80 Nod]m.-8rnRe Greis Stro.
scrpnrooe 6urh Die SouptItruBen Der
Stoot nndl Dem 15lltfirontpnrf.
3 lthr 3adnl. - Gompibootfobrt
mlf hcm Miiliiiippi.
100 &benos - 4lt5iteaunas lie
NlHnocu bon sen hetr. SeumS i'm 9Sli6.
front Harf ms icIhc nom Dtilmou-
fee leom int Gopelono 9orf.
9 bis - llbr 9todts = Gomoi-
hoOtfahrt etc.
Gpnners.as. "a. Snni.
10 llbr @orgens - @eid,oftslie-
una Der Stontsloee.
> llhr Nndm.-8ohI pon Stootss
heonten ulo nofiter Conventions.
tart etc.
ISilr Die @orooe iino fiinf Greiic s1l
$50, $500. $50. $50 uno $35 aus,
0e,ett.
.Silr Sic better 3eforotionen limo
Treilc 81 $15. $40 uno So ollsqe.
iett.
los 6auptquorticr Der 5tootsbe.
omteH lit i'm Sto0oaro &otel.
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Oar mibts
beeimtr1bti0t

Die ShOnbeit 10. wie Elm GRO
Der gals, 9ew6hnlid1 &ropf
senanut. llnb bennpd f6u
men Sic oenielben leidlt los
ruerben nit Dem y@oitre BE
meop", iuenn Sic iuolIen. IS
bat lt)on gar &isle Damon be-
frsit, wirb mir duBerlid1 oe=
brauht unb fdrbt Den SotS
niht mdbreuo bes @ebrandls.
Us lit sum &ertauf in so
Gents unb S1.00 Tlaihen
nno 1T MIR 81 baben bel
has.BeysChlag
Apot6saer,
sos Main.G trake.
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Die grORe aOler=g Onuention.
las 4rOaramm inr Die Seinuod)e.
Sie aasgeietteH
Treiie.

IT Wioitoa beginnt
Die sSeitmohe Ocs
Croens Der go
giles, fur Die icii
lonqer Belt bcrcus
ie9iorbereituil9c
i'm @onge limo. Us
miro nit De.
~itinllntbeit 1ul
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Is lit cine ansenebme Gcflerion

y W WV H"5t"tV"t VFST]tEFVW
81 millen bob unier b~odgroolees
Wtiiblenbols Den Wann nit nidt Off
oil grobem einfommen in ben Stono
lcbt elm ebenio id,oneS 9ous an be.
iiten nie fem reid)er Hodbor. 2al.
ier Sic nns SShncn 8cigen, ipie biaIg
Sic cine ihnne $reppc, cine eet1fel.
&c Sollc, Die fciniIe Sronttbiir u. /.
70. bel uns hoben fonncn.
Inieben foltet niftsl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06

town for two weeks, expecting the
word from him that never came.
Then, bidding farewell to the hope
and joy of life, she had gone to an
other place to teach and had tried to
forget the man whom she believed
had basely deceived her.
1t was vacation now and she had
been glad when one of her new fell
low teachers, a Miss Neltnor, had
written her from Springville. The
latter told her that her cousin, Clare
Witherel, was to be married. During
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06
She Arose

her honeymoon Miss Neltnor had
agreed to take care of the family
home. She not only invited NeIla
to the wedding, but arranged to have
her remain her own guest for a
month. This meant friendly COM
partnership, and, besides, NeIla was
glad to have the opportunity to save
boarding expense for full month.
She had arrived at SpTingville to
learn that the bridegroom was Clyde
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06
- *e*% 80.
LOVERS TRUE!
4

Copyright by VIC. Chapman
Wedding bells were ringing
wedding bells, for Springyille was a
primitive place and everybody loved
the bride who had been Clare With
erell, and wished her we'll They were
proud, too, of the handsome, manly
appearing bridegroom - Clyde Wal
ton. The honest, supplemented
townspeople shared the general joy
and spared not a mellow clangor of
the chimes as the carriage drove
away.
There were old shoes and rice in
showers. A village wit had tackled
to the back of the vehicle a flaring
"Just Married" card. At the depot
the village band played the wedding
march eight times in succession, and
at last the train disappeared around
a curve and the grand excitement
was over.
In room at the village hotel
young girl sat near a window crying
as if her heart would break. She had
arrived early that morning to learn
the Identity OF the bridegroom for the
first time. She did not go to her
originally intended destination, but
had come to the hotel instead.
why did l come and why do l
stay~ sobbed NeIla Drury, heart
brokenly. Clyde Walton! Oh, what
a cruel blow of fate! Clyde Walton
false! falsew
Destiny had, indeed, played her a
strange trick. Here were the facts.
A year previously, orphaned, she had
secured a position as teacher in a
children's home. She had met the
man she loved, Clyde Walton. He
had left her one evening to go to
his home in another city. and, he
avowed, to inform his relatives of his
intention to marry. From that day
to this she had received no word from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
TO
LOSE RAY KUEHL


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
MAYOR MCONOCHIE
ROLLS FIRST BALL

Mayor William MeConochie. our
popular city executive. will roll the
first ball at the Island City alleys to-
night to mark the opening Of the 1916
is season OF the Island City Merchants
league. President Moose is going to
make an effort to secure two of the
commissioners to toss the first ball at
the Harms and St Julien alleys. The
New Merchants league, which is an
outgrowyh of the old Island Ciu cir
cait. will comprise six teams this wear.
and a strong organization has been
perfected. One new feature is the Of
taring Of a prize each week for the
highest score rolled.
The following teams will clash in
the opener tonight. Ullemevers and
Nj. * X. at the Island City alleys.
Haege Tailoring company and the
FLYNN Mercantile company at Harms
alleys and Nosenfelder & Sons and the
Beseo team at st. Julien alleys. The
Besco team was entered by Cal Boards
ley and signifies the name Of a we'll
known polish he manufactures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
NOTED DRIVER is
BURNED At TRACK
Harry Grants Car Catches Fire While
Going 100 Niles an Hour and
lie Is Caught in Flames.

New York Sept. 2S.-Harry Grant.
noted automobile driver and twice
winner of The Vanderbilt cup race. was
SO badly burned yesterday while con
testing in the elimination trials fo-
the Aston cup race AT the Sbeepshead
Bay track thar he VIII not be able to
enter the contest next Saturday.
Grants automobile caught fire while
travelling at 8 Neutrality-suspicious. clip
and Grant and his mechanician were
envelOped in flames. They brought the
machine 10 q stop and Jumped our. but
Grant was severely burned on the
legs and arms ana was taken to a hos
pitaI The meebauicjsu escaped with
slight burns Hospital authorities
said LAST night that Grant woald not
be able TO leave the institution for ar
least 10 DAYS.
Those who qualified for the Aztor
cup race yesterday we're Wilcox Old
field. Hickenbacher. Cooper. Resta. Al
ken and Haupt Besta made the besr
time. speeding at the rate of los miles
an hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
BOSTONPLANNINC
ON WORLDSERIES
CarrigaH to Acquaint His Men with
Braves Sew Field Where Games
Are t. BE Played,
MANY ArPLI ron TICKETs
Popular Prices 0i 80 Gents to Us win
Prevail and No Extra Stands 30
Bo Erected.

Boston. Sept 26.-Altbough this
was an open date ia major League
schedules Tor Boston teams. the dag
was AS active one in baseball circles.
Tie Red SuX, virtually certain pen
Hang winners i'm fhe American league,
were busy ia preparation for the
world series. i'm which they expect to
meet 1he Philadelphia Nationals.
AS the locals games win be played
OH Braves field. 30 which tho Red SoX
are strangers, Manager Carrigan or
derad his players out to test It's lights
and shadows ana become accustomed
flo It.
On The same field the world cham
pton Braves kept in trim tor'tne COM
HE the Philadelphia Nationals tomor-
row fer Tour game series. Captain
Evers said his team mates sun had
hopes of pulling the National league
leaders down
An augmented STAFF OF clerks i'm the
offices of the Boston Americans worked
steadily at the growing pile of apli-
cations for the world series tickets
Prices Fixed.
The world series games may be
seen at prices ranging from 80 cents
10 SIS, according TO an announcement
by the management of the Boston
American league baseball club yester-
day. The higher price viii be for box
seats Other reservations in the grand
stand viii cost IS each
The number of seats which may he
obtained Inv 7-a41r.rr9 -r-.r7 gra- Ena,, in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Rockford III. Sept zs-Hls mInH
SO seriously affected that he does NOT
recognize friends. Calvin Demaresr,
former worlds champion billiardist is
in pitiabIe condition at Nilgus SAM
tsriUm here. Hone for recovery is en-
tertaine5. He IS under constant guard
to prevent suicide. Mrs. Demarest has
paid several visits to her husband but
he has not recognized her He was
brought here soon after his attack on
his wife, but II was not learn until
Sunday that he was at sanitarium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
COBB PULLS BONER;
CANNED DEE FIELD

Washington, D. c.. Sept %. - Ty
Cobb stole third with the base oecu-
pied by Bush in yesterdays game,
which Detroit won from Washington.
Z to 8. Seeing his mistake the Georgia
star made q desperate dash back to
second and when Umpire Wallace
called him out on a close decision he
objected SO strenuously that he was
put ont of the game
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
ELKS WILL ELECT
TO FILL VACANCY

Rock Island lodge. No ESQ. z. T, 0,
Elks, viii elect 10 fiji d vacancy in
the office OF esteemed loyal knight at
the next meeting, Oct a. city Attor-
ney J. X. Scott. who held the office,
resigned at the last meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

III. ',.s4Eo' Sept. Is Pitcher David
$50 la ot rhe Louisville American
81 sVe-a'ioa team who struck out Is
s. s. N'TF hatters in the game of
a. mas been drafted by the Chi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

EaTIVH8I League
Chicago, 5-5s Cincinnati FL
Only one game scheduled.
American League.
Chicago. s.; Philadelphia. >.
Boston. s. ST. Louis.
Detroit. II Washington. S.
Cleveland. 3; New York, ..
Federal League.
Chicago. 5; Brooklyn, G
Kansas City SD; Baltimore. 1-5.
Pittsburgh. 9, Newark, o.
ST. Louis, g Buffalo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Staudridge, Lavender label. Adams.
Pierce. Humphries.
Admission.
SoE park-Box seats treserved1. s1s
grand stand, - cents pavilion. so
cents bieachers. . cents.
Cubs park Reserved seats. $3.50,
s125 and 81; grand stand 75 centai
pavilion, 80 cents; bIeacbers, z5 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Urbaua. H. sept Clarence Ap-
plegran Of Chicago. former candidate
Tor end. as a strong asptrant for guard
on the Iilini varsity. is zuppka's sur
prise With a host Of likely candi-
dates for the line on hand already.
Zuppke moved the ranEy end over 10
Cbapman's old place last night Ap-
pIegran is tall and shifty and Zuppke
expressed himself as pleased with his
work Apples" learned his football
at Lake View High.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

All the news all the tIme-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
FACTS ON THE CITY
SERIES IN CHICAGO

oct 6-At Comiskay park.
Oct AT West side park.
Oct. Sat Comiskey park
Oct Sat West Side park.
Oct I9-At Comiskey park.
Oct Ll-AI West side park
Eligible Players.
White so1-J Collins. F.. Collins.
Weaver. Johns, BIaekbarne. Fouruier,
Jackson. Felsh, LieboId, Murphy
Scbalk. Mayer. Daily, walsh. Russell.
Scott, Cicotta, Benz, Faber. W0lfEang.
Rowland.
Cubs Good. Fisher, Schultz. Zim-
herman SAFER. Williams. McLarry,
Archer. Bresnahan. KniseIy. Murray.
PheiaD Hargrave Schultz. Vaughn,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Ann Arb0r. Mich Sept 2S-Two
veterans fn Lewis, Reiman, and Clar-
enca Skinner. Joined Yost's Wolverine
squad on Ferry field yesterday, adding
400 pounds of weight 10 the aggrega-
ton Reiman wears an M. earned
last year. while skinner was a line
candidate last season. This latter lad
totals close mp 70 220 pounds and in
his tussles with Germany" Schulz
Yesterday afternoon showed a deal Of
siren 9Th.