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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
AGED MAN FOUND
DEAD IN HIS BED
Henry Bretemeier. Resident of City
Tor 50 Years. Dies rs Result
OF Inhrmiiies.

Henry Brctemeier. s. years OF age,
and resident OF tins city for over
80 years. was found dead in a sitting
posture on the lounge at his home,
sos Fourteenth street by the wife OF
his nephew. Mrs Joseph Engelman,
al $50 O'Clock this morning Mrs
Engelmsu had been looking after the
aged man since the death OF his wife
in April. 1914. and was on one OF her
daily visits 10 the home.
DR.. r. NJ Sala was summoned. and
after an examination stated that the
man had been dead several hours. the
body still being warm. Coroner r.
c. j.. Meyer was notified and an in
quest viii be conducted this after
noon ar the home. Mr.. Bretemeicr
was last seen alive AZ $50 last night
hy his nephew. Joseph Eugelman. and
seemed TO be in his usual health at
that time. Although IN a year ago.
his health had been generally Eood
for the past few months.
From appearances in the kitchen of
the home, 10 looked as though he had
tried 20 build a IRE. being seized
with an attack while DOING so.
Mr.. Bretemeier was born In Went
houssn. Germauf. in November. 1927,
where be spent the early years OF his
life. His marriage took place in 1896
iu Germany. and one year later the
couple emiErated 10 America. cross
ms the Atlantic i'm a sailboat. the trip
consuming three months. They set
tied in New Orleans. where they lived
for several years. before moving to
Iowa. where he farmed number OF
years. coming TO Rock Island in 1870.
For over 40 years he had lived in the
home at SOS Fourteenth street He
was member of ST. Nary's church.
and was well known among the older
residents in the city.
TWO nephcws. Joseph and Frank
EnEeImsu OF this city. are the only
survivors The remains we're remov-
ed 20 the home OF Joseph EuEelmau,
POS Fourteenth street.
Funeral services viii he conducted
Wednesday morning an o O'Clock M
ST. Nary'z church. Father Peter
K!uyk. officiating and iutcrmout being
lu Chippiauuork cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
WITH THE FRENCH
WOUNDED
rbr woman. e1erires.

rf- APRIL Away from trs
Hf- ono sees war stripped
Hl- We err enc be-
Nrt OF curses weT are on
tt. t~t ulssf. Mere is asvo-
.H .r.ss.rtter. suffering rsfr.1r-
qualities weiea or.v o great war
trf bel Terrible eonsegseue~s car ina
ss.-- rT r.r l.sr-se deael1EEru rr~
wres-g everywhere are EetptrE ard
sv-rvwtrre ore sees sesf-sarrtHer ana
t-r1t.7u t5 eesEtry
me E6uen % the Caifet states Go
aaE trew r6v forrGrafE trey are
Here mere are gleasv 81 wUueu ~eo
s4rrr .s silence. whose strength ts
T3s % pragortiou Co tEeir ar1ettioG-
Ff-fr Easfs are tfe9 D. socss earunie
t.sras~ Common 90 Worsaastr4 that
wras stek. accompanied b. paia here
~ tssrs. extreme nervousness. sleep
.essesss. usavbe fsfntirE spells OF
sssssss. are at signals - distress scr
semen ses nav BE- EroNiuE froca
srisecG tuf1 wousantooe. passing
'-cr wornanhooa 60 usotherhood. ard
ltfsr sgGerfrr frcn that ChanEc
watch leaves 50 nzauV Wrscss % Won
srs ~ say Or all % tssss periods
% = Wcraau's life she ssoat4 lake a
tesic ard rervins. prsserfesd FOR fgst
sues cases By a physician - vast sx-
p~rtescs On the Diseases % women
~ Ftsres-s FavaFits rrsscrfptinr hes
s4ecessfutty treated more cases tss
ssst SO Years thar auy other SuoSa
rsuasGy, Wnsn voa feel duif. had
cav. bsesaehs. dizrv. o. perhaps h1s
flashes. shsrs e sofhfnE yoa can se-
eorapiisHs Eothfux zoe can satgy. VOC
esa fad permanent relief IN ur.
Ptsress FsvoFiss Prsscrirsfoa- u e
soif ~ medicine Gsafsrs. o. s->si bon
~ @sst sreus NJ Pierce. f-vaiiss' fic-
tst Bg~afo. y = 90 r~csfps % -
eerss o. ou- dollar for large tox---
IA4v.y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Size Elizabeth ssr-f. 90 yrarF 1f
csc. died or 1880 tf.r morning 1f the
BONE 0f her daughter. SIRE Grace
ustrr -zf l-- Seventeenth street aff-
90 a urEer.rs illness OF t9o years.
Mrs Sweet came fu Rock leland three
gf~se sE1. from rFr home Ir prur.s.
She uaF born iu Wahassa county.
iaua. urf. t1. t-5- uuria. her life
tine she married teir~. Tire Hr5f time
tr William Roberts in is--. az Deere
Ridge SEQ Hr died about go wears
ago OFT. o. 1t1-. eF~ married Charles
Sweet ft~r husband preceded brs .n
death several years She had made
her home ar Peoria for th- last Eve
Erarr
she te survived fy tsn sons. Arthur
Roberts. CarttaEr. tli. Oscar Roberts.
Cantor. 3D.. and slK daushterE. Mrs
Rose LaurIri. Fueutaiu Green. L..
sfrs. Grace oEirr and Nrs Bessie Dill
Ion Rock Island. Mrs Fred EElcy.
'frs. 3 'f1-t and Nisa Ruby Sweet. all
os Peoria
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
OBITUARY


Tho death ~ Ralph El1a-I. 81.
rrr.e-1.I SON OF ti- and Nrs Fages
Carr Tu. Tr.e TerurE-F.Ef1 street
occurred az g 800 rrHfr-lr. afternoon
after aa Iiurss erH bronchitis ef O..
daFs- Hr vaa born ,fareH 9 ir Rock
tsiag1 The Fa~.Efr and one Hrufhe-
Brrf. and one sister. Herut.r. SURVIVE
Funeral services were conducted
fr.s afIrrroa- ar o'clock from The
bone of ere z-sutga-~rfE. SCR and
Wf Bert fi EFmirr 1895 rasufv-
f7grfr-Frf-r-tT.f street. Vr1 a. o.
1Efsv-e osfr.srIHr. sft IrferHrrr ir
"E5rr rHH1es UerrfrTr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
A BIGAMY CHARGE
FOR DAVENP0RTER
J.. 4. sheath Arrested and Brought 10
Thi, cts said Co Have Two
Wi1g> Living.

4 us.~. story Vas brought to light
Saturday Vlfh 90. arrest of j. s..
SlcafH ur Davenport on higsmy
charge The man .s said 90 have two
wives when hts ease vas called be-
fore Police Magistrate G.. J. smith
tlis morning a continuance Vss rrant-
90 until Thursday morning ar @
o'clock
-Four years ago the man vas united
ln marriage. some time affcrward
tho brides health began 90 fail and
she ras sent vest 90 rftuperafc. For
months thereafter the husband re-
rrlyeI mo- communication OF any sort
from his Wifc. Finally came a report
that sine was dead. For another year
sheath continued his efforts 20 either
end bits wife or receive vcrihoation of
her death. but was unFgceessfui At
rhc expiration % that time he mar
rIrd Davenport Eirl whose maiden
name is withheld. The ceremony was
performed in Roes Island 4 few
daFs ago came the news that wife 80
q was alive and pr0spcT.uE boz Denver.
Col
Tn. above was the story told the
police when Sheath vas placed be
hind the bars lie vas turned over 20
Deputy sheriff John Miller and lods-
ca iu the Rock Island county Jail.
County Attorney Iebcns. Davenport,
vas able 20 throw further light on the
AFFAIR
The prisoner FIRST wife was Lulu
sheath and she Is now "a Denver" he
said. After sheath married the Dsv-
rv~--s a-r-T Nfr father. In nv became
suspicious. lie called his son-in-law
aside one day and asked him point
blank 81 he had not been married be
fore Sheath admitted his former
marriage. hut said his wife had sccur-
"a divorce. The father-iu-law then .
traced Mrs. sheath No. I and learned .
that she was still legally married 20 .
his Eon-in-iaw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
FORMER MOLINE MAN
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

News % the death OF 2. z. Park
hurst. formerly general superintend-
eut % the Moline Pump company, in
a railroad accident AZ Durham. Wyo-
20 miles east OF Cheyenne. was receiv-
cd By his son. Clyde Parkhurst. No
line. this morning. Details OF the az
fair and when 81 occurred. are want
INK
Deceased vas well known in Moline.
lie moved 20 Waterloo and last fall he
lett for wyoming where he had pur-
chased a farm lie vas an inventor
OF considerable ability and patented
the Eli gas engine which come TO be
widely used
Besides his Vife and his son Clyde.
there survive the following children.
Carroll. Elizabeth. Marshall and How
ard. all AZ home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
VISITING NURSES
MAKE 1853 CALLS
Forty-SeVen Patients Attended Dur
Ing March and 10 Babies are
nder Supervision.

The Visiting Nurse association in
monthly session Saturday at the
home OF the president, Mrs. c. o.
Woodruff, received the report OF the
visiting nurses. Misses Edna Elan
agan and Georgia TurnbuIl. for the
month Of March, the following being
given,
Calls 20 the number of 369 we're
made on 81 patients under the direc-
ton of DIS. Mueller, Williams. Davis
Ostrom. Rochow. SniveIy. Sala. Ring
nell Bradford, Banta. De Silva. STEELE
OF Rock Island and Drs. Beck. Sloan.
and Leopold OF Moline Twenty pa
tieuts recovered, IS were dismissed,
three died. one left town and there
are FIVE continued into April Seven
ty-eisht calls were made on ten Met
ropolitan cases. Linens loaned We're:
IA abdominal binders. II dozen pads,
pillow case. gowns and sheets
Donations were made by Mrs l. s.
White. Mrs. ConkliB, Mrs J. 3. Kim
ball Mrs =. ". Heimbeck, Miss Ma
RE Cook. Mrs. j. b. Bassett. In His
Name circle. Ready TO Help circle.
Silver Cross circle and Helpers circle
of Kings Daughters, the Associated
Charities and Souders' laundry
The average attendance at the Wei
fare station has not been so large
during the last month because of the
prevalence Of the measles in all sec
tious of the city. Ten babies are
now under the supervision OF the
mill station
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
Daniel 2. Johnson.

Daniel : Johnson died AZ Is n sun
day morning I'm the home. 3l03 Fiji
ternth street. Moline. after 1--WE DAYS
illness lie suffered a stroke 90 par
aiyEiE last Monday.
Daniel r Johnson was born Feb. Is.
1886. iu LiukopinE. ostcrrotland. Sve-
den. and came Co America and 10
orion. Iii.. in 1858. with his mother.
tie was united in marriage JULY /.
1873. uifh Miss Christina y Blom-
berg Of that village They moved 20
Moline in 1880. where he entered the
employ o. the Barnard a. Lcas Mfg
company. and vas employed hy that
firm until 1912. when be entered the
employ % the MarsciiIcs Manufacfur-
iuE company % East Moline.
BE leaves the widow. FIVE daughters.
Mrs. John s. Babcocs. East Moline.
MrE. Martin g. BerEeudshl and Mrs
"a. a. Sorcurou. this cify. Ruby and
Dorothy az home and four sons. Fred
. and Henry W Portland. ore. Her
man o.. Oakland. Cal. Albert r. Pco-
r'a.
Funeral services viii be held ar .
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon iu she
home Rev. 8. :. Bcrrstrom viii Of
feiat- and burial viii Dee iu Rock
EtterylsV rsme-e-v.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
WARNS YOU
TO WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS

tie poisonous animal germs which are
causing the Inflammation are imme-
Giatoly attacked and chased out OF
your system without inconvenience or
pain.
Do not delay minute. Go TO your
druggist and insist upon his supply
ing you with a box OF GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules. In "a hours
you viii feel renewed health and Wig
or. After YOU have cured yourself.
continue TO take one or two Capsules
each day so as to keep in first-class
condition and ward of the danger of
future attacks Money refunded If
they do not help you. Ask for the
original imported GOLD MEDAL
brand and thus he sure of getting the
geRuine,-tAdv-1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

DO YOU feel tired and "worn-oOt? %
Are you nervous and irritable? Don't
sleep well AZ night Have drag
sed-out unrested feeling when you
get up in the morning? Dizzy spelI2
Bilious? Bad taste in the mouth.
bacsache. pain or soreness in the
IOins and abdomen? Severe distress
when urinating bloody. cloudy urine
or sediment? All these indicate
gravel or stone in the bladder. or
that the poisonous microbes which
are always in your system have at
tackled your kidneys.
You should use GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules Immediately.
Tho oil soaks gently into the walls
lining of the kidneys and the lit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
IS NAMED
AS SOSNA TRUSTEE

j. r. Garrison has been named by
Referee L. T. Henry as trustee for
the defuuct Sosna five and ten cent
stores in Rock Island and Davenport
Hearing was held this morning in the
court house.
Assets scheduled amounted TO Si-,-
$50. liabilities are $1,000 Butler
Bros. of Chicago are the largest cred
ftors. Petition Tor the sale of stock
has been made and notice 10 creditors
will be sent out at once. The sale viii
occur about TWO weeks hence.
=. A. Stewart represents the Sos
mas. Albert Huber. Isaac Petersber-
ger. and Ed W Scloode represent the
creditors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
COLLINS MEETINGS
ARE BEING PLANNED

= rally i'm The interests of 3. j.
Collins, candidate for mayor. for vot-
ers i'm tho sixth and seventh precincts,
viii he held this evening at S o'clock
ar s. p Hamiltou's 1908 Fourteenth
street
Tomorrow evening at s O'Clock the
meet at the home of Mrs. william
Bennett. 1891 Fourteenth-aud-a-half
street
Women from the eleventh and nine
teeutb precincts Interested i'm advauc-
ing Ar Collins boom, viii hold a
rally tomorrow morning ar $50 at
the Rock Island hause. headquarters
for his workers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
OBSERVING OF THE
SABBATH IS TOPIC
Service. 60 L.eai Churrhss e special
t-ferrst tnigus rrssram nf
~rufh PARA.

a s--ti.r fass Gas ar.e1- aal ono
ve-s proved as uaea Interest was
rrfg lace rvral-z OF south Pars Pres
aefer.e- erer.F atrr srr Iguiar as
sae5sE.ar e1rIarrrt rrr exercises BE-
fore "a .seErresE..r chat Oiled TIRE
esrre r.r BOYS OF f.r .Hri1re acted
es fer es.--s aef resolved rFF oHerfrE
era rrr .aarE people conducted tr~
services. .9rE w.r on FtrFes r ir
v OF aar Fsrr Rev a. g.
us.rFrr made q short address and
rfafr.ss t1r.rE. ss Er-s'I~tt o. che
fssa sF.1~ rrr.1rret 81 exercise tr
vFfrF ssr r1'f Hf csc power af ere
Ha.r fh~ erEs-~ rss1-.aF.1s Ge.r1rE af
rE~ close wHE q errE each W~EH~r
H.s-HE ere cas- ~ ~seF Esr5Tr. and
Fe- e1sErrEsF.er rsFfirE sang
.VHr- TO- FtT f1r.9F err Ess
ssseef-f ra-rr -l==F.rE OF rsF ass9e.s-
f.rr Ertse fe~ #FEr yes EFr~
were fsfrheF-f uear rrrIre The
+--r $3.50 arr-.rE received vas 500
Yesterday vas EFrr~s..H observed .r
che rEer.ees ar ss6aerH 1Hs-r1aE
dave seH fr= pastors Of ere tsri9Hr
-Fe-e e~s r~-serrf sermons tr see1F.
sre- effF ere FerrFaf tF=rre. -HTta~rs
he~ ere ah5ars usv sT E-rH H fi1,v
Tho services were sH largely OF.
fz~tef srf wTeF real fEfrreTf uss
nsrffrsr fr fte- N~tr a9~fav us'f
assf- go Observed wf's special E~r-
vices af1er fF- sa~r fees arf ere
pastors gill sss.r sF~1t 9r F1bhs'h
.a.e.sr.s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
ORION.

The Misses Isabelle ana Alice Har-
Eha of sunny iEu spent few days
with friends .u orion.
The market ie uaV opeu for ship
pins stock. The quarantine has been
lifted after hanging over the city for
Sis weeks.
Emil Essr- of clinton Iowa spent @
faa. DAYS here with friends
Mrs William Mcdonald and daura-
Ter Be-uice OF Kansas City. are vi--
IIur a. the home OF Nir-. Minnie
Thompson
Eric and Emil swanson left We'd
nc-day for NeV York and viii sail sat
u-day for Sweden where they were
called ON account of the serious ill-
ness OF their mother
NCsdames Clark and TenpeuiuE Of
NakCua. lli.. are being entertained az
the J. T. Gustafscu home
Mrs. Jack Wilson and children OF
Lynn spent Tuesday In orion
Mr. and Mrs. Edward DuGicid oi
Faycttc. Iowa. Mrs. Forrest Deem uf
Galesburr Miss Nollie Wayne and
Carl and James Wayne OF Reynolds
Miss Mae Cultou and Miss Lou Appel
uuist OF RocS Island. Dr. and Mrs
Chapman and children Wayne and
Eyizabeth OF S1vis. attended the fu-
neral OF r. l. Goddard i'm Orion.
Mr.. ad Mrs DuTeld. Mrs. G. II.
WAYNE. Mrs. j. r. Goddard and u. H.
Wayne and son Forrest, went 90 Gen
cseo Tuesday 20 spend The day with
relatives
Mr. and Mrz Charles ParneU and
daughter Georgia visited with Mr.. and
Mrs William Psrnell returning to
their home in Erie SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. Edwin Williams OF Rock is-
land has returned 70 her home after +
Few DAYS with her sister. Mrs p. s. .
Fullerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. z. Smith attended .
the funeral OF Mr.. smith grandmother
in Colona Tuesday
Miss Eva Parel and Alice Marrow
visited al the home OF Miss Eva's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs- William Parneli.
SUNDAY evening 20 Erie.
The Musical club held bakery sale
in the o. 3. Johnson store building
which Melted them over SCI
II. X Dusenberry. Alfred Bohman
and Henry Ouayle are in Chicago this
week on business.
Sidney Conover mas returned 70 ms
school duties in Madison. Wis after
'ew DAYS vacation a. home.
The Baptist ladies held their Dollar
Day al the Baptist church Thursday
lfternoon. The receipts OF the DAY
vere over sac. The ladies have equip
led their church with linens. silver
ware and dishes and can now serve q
Inc meal in the basement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
CITY'S WATER WAGON
ON ITS INITIAL TRIP

The city-z automatic street spr;nk-
Ter made its first appearance Tor the
season in the business district this
morning. The advent or the water
wagon was hailed as sure har-
biurcr OF spring s. notable feature
fin connection with IT'S initial run was
the fact that its progress was not
-mpcdcd hy rush To- get seats ON TO-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
REPORTS ARE MADE
TO HUMANE OCTETY

ire H1eE ts.a~f Cosrfv Humane
s1e- ia aaostaiv s~ssi1u this morn
ssr sar oTer of u~ = w. sfeuart iE
fsr safety BsiffirF received reports
Of trr secretary. rEsrrlat secretary
ana tsaau@ os~err. 90. r Rob-. Mr.
Margaret Schroeder. police uEfrou.
also reported oa f6~ uoFs G1se Erd~r
e~- s1r-rvfss1- ta thr cagsr ~ tg-
-srsfr. Tire rmr vas devoted entire
ty Co ere ree~tri~E ~ reports and no
sew business eamr before tfs us-
rlar 1ssfar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Sc t1at 90 further abandonment oe-
ears without prosecution following
Psp5szE 4 soss sfoiins bankers.
are asslnE To- dismissal %; suit b.
sun b. tss EinEzau Niiilnx Company.
q corporation ioeafsd ~ifsout che
stats. g. and =. T. oakieaf. a'tur-
asgs for che 4sfsu4anfs. assert thaf
-1r EtnEr-an spa4pGnr has not filed
certificates wtth tss secretary % state
szostrE irs rlEAt % operate in ms
-os pon tsas Eruanf fh@ disa1is-
ssl ss rrgarstsd Tao petition ts sled
RI ere c1gufT C1grt-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

levy there. IN all he accounted for
S40O.190.
Personal tax hooks were turned
over TO County Treasurer F J. Glen
denim today. There was charged
against the township under this head
ing. S162. Sass. Only s4,54S.10 de-
linquent taxes remain Commission
upon the S159,29656 collected
amounts TO S3,i65 SIS.
South Rock Island tax books are
the last TO come in this year. They
are expected late today or tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
OBJECT TO PAVING
FIRST STREET, MOLINE

Axe1 Kohler, representing Gustav
UoItz and Beda Swanson, has entered
objection TO the paving of First street.
Moline. from Fifth to Sixth avenue.
opposing the paving project which
contemplated improving Moline's half
of the street which links the two
cities The ordinance which Moline
passed recently calls for the laying
of brick from Third 10 Sixth avenues.
one block farther south than Rock Is
lands pavement extends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Death OF WrE Esther Barton oc-
cgrrcd az f.1p sunday afternoon IN
th~ home. 1888 Thirteenth avenue.
Moline. after au Illness % three
months Of fgh~-eu!osiE. Esther Bar
rett vac married Aus %. 1919. 10
Charles Barton. uho survives her. to-
Erth~r vith a f5-monthE-oid son. a
sister. wrs. Thomas LouEWcli. and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
Funeral III I. ,. Holli,icr.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Albert p. Hoiiister. who FOR more
than IS wears lived in EocH Island
county. vcrs held this afternoon az =
o'clock ar tho Fairfield Methodist
church. near Port Byron. with Rev.
30 T. Russell officiating
Bearers were william NuEobcrts.
James McBobortF. William % Ash.
down. Earl F1ici1rrcr. VIII Gruh and
Wesley simpson Intc-mcnr was made
Iu Fairfield Cemcfery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Funeral services for Fred Young
berg we're held AZ O'Clock Sunday
afternoon in the home % his sister.
Mrs. Peter = Fiorin. Carbon Gin.
Rev. :. r. BsrEstrom ofhciafed. Sing
INK vas by a quartet. Miss Gertrude
Mardis. Miss Alice Fahlstrom. Roy c.
SNodda-d and " r. Mardis. Bearers
acre Gust FranEen. Edward Peter
son. Arthur Swanson. Irving Ross. \.
r. Lundeen and Frank Young Burial
vas in Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
LOVERS ENDLIVES
IN SUICIDE PACT
Lar rhoma. ard Hrs- Nsiiis ~ehssf.
Ser ARE found Dying -znaay
Meruinz.
Bots HAD T,EtN CtEEoiiC iCp
Wsmaa Gsum Not 0btaia Divorce -
~vsrtsearts Determines o. De
Together.

Eera.F~ enc w1ran Waf 4raftr %
ss=.fe divorce acG marrv rae msu
rr fer .a1aer uavsrsort uas ere
se~e- ri a double ssfefF saaGaT
I1Fr rh1uas. sf ara wrs
u-" F4~rrr Co. were ere tsu
e.. .rH-# r-er lives t1 fFr lovers
s .sr.a. a..I was Used .r tota
r~ss f-l ar ta~ ham- af SIS
0IsFe- f1t t-r WesF re5rf
s.ee-. Wfite fFr E.Fr
Fs. rF Hs r Hrr auar.m~er az
500 Hrrsssrs Err tfsE
H vts seeea as l9ea
aH af rs have been e~s-
rt as s s.EtrrHaeer sac came fp
Ti.-sserr several meefae esp f-am
louis Thomas. % bias driver rer
#- woman shortly after rrr arrival
r .r- .H" ard palt r.t~trl afF~rs.1a
ra- ere start
Erea F-H-rrs uff beer made f4
assr FHeT THr erf procured PEE t..
rrr.-. ..f these plans usrr tsssrt
rH-r woo ae.rrrssrrl frat fe~ s.r
voice .r#. noe bel Obtained rEer E
T " HrsHe re was
agreed .HH#
Elfs Neither t-oed-bts.
TIE rT. were together arrl. a lasr
fr earlrfa" rtE1r Er7Ess thee
vr. H. .e- .He.e OF rfs asr~r i~ FrF
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Monmouth. Iii-Jealousy is believed
10 have been az the bottom OF a quar-
rel which resulted in the death OF
Clarence Tracy and Nick kikos. a
Greek. The fight occurred in Tr1ey's
home and the evidence indicates that
Tracy shot Kikos. Tracy's wife Is in
iaiI pending an investigation as TO
who shot her husband
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
Create n Disturbance.

Jerome Baker and Isador Weinsties
were arrested yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Kirsch At the corner Of
Fourteenth street and Second avenue
for raising disturbance. Both were
ar-aigned before Magistrate Smith
this morning and their cases contin-
ued 20 April q The pair are being
held at the county Jail under $500
bonds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
ANTI COMMISSION
MEN IN MASS MEET

At a conference of anti-commission
forces held in the Office of DR.. A. II.
Arp, decision was reached to hold a
mass meeting Saturday evening in the
Moline theatre. Addresses will be
made in defense Of the aldermanic
form OF government. but the names of
the speakers have not been disclosed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

50 rotir loot -is<rT. Az how con-
Portable your feet fs~i Get a e5 cent
tox a sTfZ' row .. snv druggist OF
department store. Don't suffer. Have
rpei t~~,. glad feet. Zee; that never
szeii. never hurt, never Ect tired. A
y-4r's 20. eonto.t guaranteed or
no1ey refgr1ed-
Hsr.er House Paarmaey.-tAdvJ .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

brother. James Barnett. all OF Mo
line.
Funeral services will be held a.
2.3o Tuesday afternoon in the Knox
chapel The Rev r. :. Haaey will
oaieia;e Burial Vili be in Riverside
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
MOLINE GETS Sc, 800
FOR TOWNSHIP FUND

Deputy Collector 8. +. F-oyd Of
Moline has turned over S6.5O3 excess
commissions TO the township Of Mo
line as result OF collecting the larg-
est sum ever realized from annual
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

raw spots No
more shoe tight
ness no more
lizptr= With
pain Or drawing
up YOUR face IN
acurv. III -
magical. acts
right OF liz
draws out all the
poisorou. sKudA
tions watch put
up ths f--,. Use
liz" and for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
HOW TIL" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

God bye sore feet. burning fe-< svol-
Ter feet. s~eaty feet. smelling feet. tired
f~~t.
GeeA-br. en-. esller.... buninn. and