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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ROTARIANS BOOST
GOOD ROADS CLUB
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ass Alrta-

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Eats sesse5sssise preeas ssE 60 ssssf
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ARE
PROVING SUCCESS
Total OF 120 Children Entertained Yes.
terday at TweBty-fifth Street
Place.

The Fairgrounds opened yesterday
at Twenty-fiftn street and Fifth ave-
nue. are proving a huge success and
children from blocks around are
streaming 10 the grounds to take part
in the sports, make use of the appar-
atus that has been installed and listen
TO the stories that are told during an
hour in the afternoon Miss Mabel
Freistat is the supervisor in charge.
and already she has won the love OF
the children OF the neighborhood and
is constantly surrounded by many chill
dren who cling to her and want to
become part Of the activity OF the
grounds. Enough apparatus has been
installed to entertain the children IN
turns and as fast as they can be erect
ed swings, teeter-totteTs, sliding
boards, etc, are being placed. A snei-
ter house is in course Of constructing
and the children almost pack the sand
box Yesterday afternoon 10 chill
dren were entertained, mothers with
their little ones coming in the early
evening. too, TO get a breath OF fresh
air. This afternoon Miss Maude Hues-
ing is telling the children stories and
they sit by in eager-eyed interest, drink
ing in every word of wonderful tales.
Mrs. J. ". Houder, Mrs. Frank
Brough and Mrs. William Walker nave
worked very hard TO make the GROUNDS
attractive and to provide entertain
ment for the children.
The west half OF the grounds mas
been planted in gardens, and in spite
of the stones and bricks that have ac-
cumulated in almost centuries, vese-
tables are growing and the cniinlsn
promise TO have a respectable LOOKING
garden ere long. Flowers have peeI
planted along the path and everything
possible is being done to attract me
children of the neighborhood 10 US
spot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
PERSONAL POINTS

pe sat Nfrs e a. Nsdsrssu sst
eHfItfea t9tt NHfF trrssr. Es1e
tsft s1f Lendsg. uafsff5
WISE ugr EerE ts ssfeutsE ssss
Wer sc8eof Tel Nerfe7vestrrs gsaarfs-
Wr Gvtastso.
feba WeGsrsfa sf ctafaa. iowa. LEI
vssFnE be saaf. Mes Mary a. Ftst
Haas asa gfs cousin. Wa.t-f ~ utta.
ley. Etsa slstg teee8-
1fr asst SfFs 0 pr Johnson e6 usf-
export srss lis.ea Neua Ntfs n w.
Eledfsr est daughter yfss Core sTt
atss uiorsae- nltfsl OFF 0f's rfF COM
Bese % aasfr tass have Eaee Cor a. saal-
ma sg tsse t.aoeta.
Clarence Curtis. vEs ass eeen ls
eassst 81 ef enc aHeslsHf tFsEf.aE ss enc
ctafan. tn wi A.. vlslesls wras
als safsafs Wr ssf sizes A. H csFsls
fts pefrf ellff street.. eueeufr OBJ Dee
yer. Get. Cor enc summer vsesfl7a.
Mes N A. csfHsff Eelt som Zee. fst
raiffv- fagFJa street.. Bsrr rrt3ees'i
from Ssasnasoe. 1ficH where ere t+tr
Ger ssceattF graduated from ess West
era stsfa N6rHaf scaoot Afss G.ssH
aesf wee la sffeafaaee a. fae fssar
sssscrrseaE sxerrises et fse sc8ocf
rAe eorna 90 yfr seG IVES a
Sraff fsft Fourteenth -tali "a -i.s.f
Sweet. Wss Eisittsee,t Yesterday ~ sss
as~fssl af q sof. 18etF afss eora. 1trs
scsts sad enc rsuas msa ace a.
Aafhoav's sospnat WF scefs - err
eifiafian ssaaassF ssr me NFEss
Snss tfszet Wsftsr $50 Fsrtv- ssastf
-frsss nae gone fsr a weeks easis "a
chicago sHe VII tafsr 50 o. E,srs,1.
" sa.t Ntsssfs Fans. sses en- co.
Ffttsaei,f. Mass. where are Wstt asie
q eernbaay 81 rsfssds ser a ss,sr % sss
nsrxsafru ans. later sofsE 60 Ne~
Nsrk CRY ssr . vtsft See WI be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
COAL ALL
DAY; GETS BEATING

sleeveless coal o- q Mississippi river
sr-sEarF ss 90 E.aeF Joe NrlneE asa
% fre@ yesterday H7fains gEfi H1if-
etEaE Lass siztE as tsF steamer lfEeF
stra BE- bFesess sired. J.a usfs. a
a.f1r oe tsF steamer. became pesVe1
sss Grove lar tsam tsr boat ata5ns e
gFe siess aat q t8if ia gass las as iae
Heeesss vas tFseieE So Joe claimed
ss sF sW9Fe aet a warFsss tais morn
seq ues vas arrested ss enc bat
5se3sf t7sr tsis eeaa ~ o@esr ksfl
a essFEF gf sssssif ase Battery vas
sFss msEs. tas tsis vas later zaene~d
go essssssfiF esafses. Disc ts belsE
sFtFs ssis sfSFFseea D. Magistrate
HaaeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MExIChNS TRY
TO VISIT WILSON
Emissaries From Angeles and MaderO
Arrive at Cornish to Get In
teryiew With President

Cornish, y. H. June 29.-Two Mexi-
cans describing themselves as ennis
saries from General Felipe Angeles
ana General Raoul Madero, arrived
here today to arrange. If possible. for
an interview on the situation in Mex
leo.
The visitors said they were Colonel
Jesus NJ Aguilar, a member OF General
Angeles staff, and Major Yreno Agar
cia of the staff Of General Madero.
Learning that the president was out
motoring, they said they would at
tempt 10 get their message to him
this evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

prior 20 such hrst election Tor the pur-
pose OF making registry.
n. B. $50 tSmejkal creating the
VickshurE military statue commission
and appropriating $4,000 Tor the cree
ton % statues 90 General L. : Grant
and other generals from Illinois who
participated in the siege OF Vicksburg,
fo be- placed .n the national cemetery
az NickshurE.
"a. b. Ssf tScholesl appropriatcs So
600 20 Theresa Gupy as DAMAGES for
injuries received az the Peoria state
hospital in March 1913.
~. q. SOS WOOD appropriating So
GOO for the relief 81 Nathan z Gray
"a. 3. So tSmojkaI appropriating
$4,000 for the relief OF suffering and
destitute miners families al Royalton.
III
q. b. 5Ss ISmejkal by request ap-
propriatlnr sSO. 500 for the payment OF
awards. made by the state court OF
claims durinE the sessions OF 1918 and
1914.
n. r. ssl CTrandeul appropriatinE
81 600 for the relief Of Peter Il.
Srhwaha. law clerk OF the state board
ol health. Injured a. the Same time
and iu the same manner as Charles
Aiiinc
a. 3. 5lf Foster appropriatiug
$3.50 20 reimburse Henry c. Allen for
the less Of a motor boat while en-
ployed by the state FISH and game COM
mission.
H. 3. s8S Charles Curranl appro-
priatinE $500 for the relief of Sadie
Jasper.
n B. Il lBurrusl appropriating ST.
500 for the relief OF Van Roy Barnes
% Urbana-
H. 3. 2sf lynch appropriatiug So
500 for the relief 81 Dorothy Schaefer.
Il 3. So tCharles Curranl appro-
priatins $500 for the relief OF Bertha
strlcy.
II. b - to'Conneln appropriating
1000 Tor the relief OF Walter Jones
OF Urbana-
r. 3. s5s ,Brinkmanl appropriating
$4,000 for the relief 81 Charles Alling
% Chicago. formerly attorney for the
state board Of health. for the loss OF
an eve as the result OF revolver shot
wound. incurred In the discharge Of
his duties.
II y. 54i tGormanl appropriating
81 800 for a deficiency in the once Of
the chief inspector OF private employ
mcut agencies.
n. n. l65 tGarcschel appropriating
81 600 per annum Tor the benefit OF the
Illinois FiTemcn's association
- p. sos tSmeikal. by request ap-
PropFiating $4,000 for the extension
and equipment % the state light. heat
and power plant AZ Springfield.
II. p. sle Mccormick appropriat-
inE $4,000 for repairing and resrrang-
Ing the interior % the state house.
II. 2. Ss5 brewer approx Rating
the $500 remaining OF the SEQ 900 ap-
by the isth general assem-
bly, for a monument 20 Illinois SOL
diers on the battlefield OF Kenesaw
Georgia
II. p. $50 gSmeikan sppropriating
SCI 49, 20 20 pay the election commit
tee expenses % the 4sih general as
sembiy.
II. p. 7s4 Davis provides that the
salaries OF secretaries OF justices OF
the supreme court shall be $4,000 per
annum; now are $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
GOVERNOR SIGNS
VERY FEW BILLS
Executive p.iihrraisS Lens Time and
pispe.ss ii OHiy six Measures
After Conferences

srraEa-il. III. June Governor
paaae rrmsia~I in s-eiusioa a; the
rsr.ativs mansion today. and only
s.Ese1 one kaa1r aad Eve senate bills
oat 1f gar .aFEs number rsmaining.
Tar bile ssae1 follow.
H q. Cd .EathcaudI enabling cities
sel Villages tp release lands ioF PARK
purposes.
o. s1 fHrF.ihyl gives veterans OF
tGr Spanish american and otaer wars
enc same elv.l service privileges that
age accorded veterans % t1e Clsil
us-
IS 81. 500 tEuansgnl appropriauuE
$4,000 Cog che return % Prank Heller
l-.aa ut Chicago. iniur.d by a Lincoln
park automobile.
s. o. 80 tGiacEinl amends section
81. Tf ar ACT concerning local im-
Fs8vrm~nts~ by providing that the
iglEments % courts 81 the matter Of
a-fesEmrnts for local improvement.
tTF thr improvements shall be liens ON
csc behalf % the municipality making
far Improvement. for the payment Of
asieh said special assessment is lev
sea or the property assessed. until
such judgments are paid or the prop
frty against which any such judy
meats is entered is sold 20 pay the
same. The municipality on behalf OF
uHieh such iirn iE created may sell
ant stEu fhr same and either the
municipality or the assignee % such
iadsmeut lien may az any time in its
o. aiE owu name. Gle a bill 20 fore
close said lien in the same manner
that FORECLOSURES are By iaw permitted
Oh ease 90 delinquent general taxes;
provided however. that no forfeiture %
fhr property sought % b. for-cioEsd
SHALL have been had a. a pr~-reauisit.
60 such foreclosure,
8 q 80 fHuiu permitting the Chi
eaEe park bard 90 make an agree
inert with the city relative 20 sub
merged lands. 80 a. 20 reserve the pos
sibiisf.~s FOR the construction % an
1afsr harhaF. such action hrinE neecs-
ssrY uuGsF q ruling % the secretary
% war-
g n iss fAustinl making the Cook
coarsY treasurer. city clerk. and pres
iasas % Cook county board a commits
si1u 20 deposit county funds.
othsr bills signed yesterday after
noaa are the following
u n. - fcamphein provides for the
resgFa 20 the women % Ne~ Orleans
% a Gag presented 90 General Jackson
ara captured 30 1853 b. Illinois troops
"a n. US CFisrsoal enabling cities
% less than 5000 population 20 dis
solve p districts BY referendum
Fuse.
g. - s0T IT. =. Graham limiting
sanitary districts ia borrowing money
asa issuing boads 20 i've per cen; %
ne valuation % the taxable property
% the district ard requiring majority
Ensr "a election FOR hoad issue.
$. q. sss tAiorrisi deficiency appro-
sria;soa OF sis.osS.so for the southern
iilisois peaifentiary.
n q. 81 tscaaianl exins the sal
sry % the librarian OF the state Law
library a; $500 a year.
5. .. i57 Gyaehl providing that
scaFts % registry and the election I
slsrks shall meet n the precinct twice :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MANDAMUs PETITION
HEARING CONTINUED

ttesssss oe fas Fssssiaz fos tasaas-
@sss ssssss ere eesrs % force States
AsfgsasF TeamFsea Co sssa aga var
Faas9 sesist6a fe@saGisE tar city TO
ss9N ~ wEss s5Ess % ts exercising
isF1ssieslss over tes former village
% sears. vas egatissea gasit tosa0r-
FsS sssF1isz. ~ JueEs .. q. Ramsay
Ga bFases eesFs Eats aftsrEaos. city
AstasasT ; +. Seegs wtii take - ne
ssffss wifk tss city eosamisssoa %
sssss 20 bras ere tssgss 81 The ease
20 a. t==e4izts kszFtEE. tsgs sssEF-
szE az sariT escfsSo. os tss supreme
eesrr. ssssis az appeal bs takes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
DEFENSE TO SHOW
PAST REPUTATION
gAar4etsr Wata~-s@- frem Hasssiilss
YIN r~safY tsr liner ts
H~fsr.
E@fahaf Asa N~af Ethaastlnu aaa
.h@ria etssa tafharisY - So
enrH ~ falrsmrn.

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iff
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7
nfn'ie
rlrn
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tff Hr Dee or
tttaan tF f
Dome
nHif I'VE tbie Attrruo"us
srHanFH Hs Id rl- second cav ar
mr rrf. ufr rvs lHars Haf been co.
.4r.Ir ..ara.. tr-r eaarf convened
e4.4 s..-raaaa rHrr r-rr George
W.na-e sa4aa Moline aat I.1a. GETS
f-f Ff.as
So a.r rf a--e s.--efrf b.
rrrr ..r.. .....r.t. sr-reaer 0vHra
..a-s .....arr-f n..af- e-~. f4F
.s. 81. r.- ..4rr raan wien Question
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
BRYAN GOES THROUGH
CITY EN ROUTE HOME

Wilssc4 Gseei1xs hfNse. scrH4FF ssg-
setsrp sf sssss. ssG ttrss Grgss passed
ssreUEs sss essr lsss sSesssE es 20 ~
ever sss G.sck tstsss esre,sss sFe@ CAS-.
ease 90 sss Eazs a. Lszessss Nss. Hs
vii sss1s e few GAYS sssrs eesoFs
tssvs.E So Sss Frssetseo. vssFs -
vii tslsvsr tss Fsurts % 1stT eFsssoa
WEes sees Nc. rryss eesiisse 20 ais
e,sss estssies. sarss~r ssss 90 ssT tsss
Ne ssiIl rsesizee as t=ssrsss q tss sab
Sscs Ws4s rs rts=s ter sss Estate
srs IS vesIs eot essssxs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

car transfers between that city, Mo-
line and Rock Island. The people of
East Moline object TO the payment of
two fares when coming 10 this city,
and as the TTi-City Railway company
does not feel that its franchise war
rants such a change. they have decided
20 take the matter up. with the state
commission. The regulations as they
now stand demand a payment OF TWO
fares between Rock Island and East
Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
CONFIRMS PROJECT
IN COUNTY COURT

Final confirmation of the sewer and
Waterman project en- Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets between Ninth
and Eighteenth avenue, was entered by
Judge y. a. Larson in county court this
afternoon. \ rebate Of S1.O49 was given
the city. The original estimate was
s5.OO5 and the actual cost 1886.
The assessment for sidewalks on the
north side of Ninth avenue from Twen-
ty-seventh to Thirtieth street, was va
Gated. The property owners will in
stall the improvement themselves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
rararr. rIsas So euIlt,.

CesesEs. Juss sg-Ar=aaF 4 Co.
accused % ssiFFssE aseo@possi EGGS
- sessfssats eoeza.ercs. acd SWtft 4
Co essrEs4 VITA elsEE false seAe6-
aiss 80 eesais preferential rzsiFoa4
frsiEst rates. PLEADED got sziigy - TIE
ssssFsl court today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
COLORED PEOPLE IN
OUTING AT THE PARK

The colored people Of this city a,e
holding a large picnic and outing 'n,, ,
afternoon at Exposition park A oa'i
game was played this afternoon sDa
this evening supper will be served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
President Resting TODAY.

Cornish. y. H, June 29.-Wearied by
his long automobile tide of yesterday,
President Wilson this morning re-
NAMED in his study. He planned an
afternoon automobile ride.
The presiden kept in close touch
with the state department TO learn of
possible developments in the European
and Mexican situations.
Secretary Lansing was expected to
arrive in Amherst. Mass. today. and it
was thought he might confer with the
president concerning the European
and Mexican situations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
FIVE CENT FARE IS
DEMANDED BY CLUB

A. a meeting OF the East Moline
Commercial club held last evening II
was determined TO appeal TO the Illi-
nois public utilities commission in an
erogt 70 secure . new plan CT street
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Htdtidreibe=G Ontelt.

Sin lolhcr miro untcr 2eitiluQ
pon Gnlntn Observation-Disclosures
: Itmdnu inn &pril uou often Suno,
lAulen oc2 Gouutps nbachultcn lper-
0eu. bciteheHo III 5dutoiltrltt Gonte.
item un0 einenl ollaculclneu Gountp,
G1utelt Der Gtitriftgepiulcr. Ser
4rei2 mir ben 0eipiuner pes Golntu
Gouteit> II cine irete Reiie 5ltr
Stuotaiuir i'll MiiImnatec sur Bethel
li0ung onl StoutS .Gnutclt.
Shitlcu in..oen Sto0tcn ga Grpiic
uuo Cnolusfu uno ocn HiQa1cs &elt
5alem mo Bangor limo alsgeldIpi-
iea, oes8leidlen StootsqraoIduuIcli
Der erltcn 0lalic un0 Die @raoe III
Serbiliouug nit @ohlhuIcn.
auBer ocul Hehtidrcibe Gontcii
fitlbet fir ale Brooc utter Dem 8.
err oetlomotilder Gpntelt itdtt.
Zic Sdule oe5 @eminners i'm Goun.
Is heflomatoriihen Gontcit eri)olt oI3
Ereis cine aroBc Commodore Vcrrtl
SABINE. Die tic eiit So,r bcholt uro
bis lie cine oiloere Qelninnt. Iudl
per0en Gin3elpreile %ucrtbcilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

nSdgerblilt" 3lirArftlihrltng brtllge1.
Gudcnoe SolfSltiife, lonoIide 2liit.
ipicle uiio 9Soiien briuat oas enicrl.
Bic sllr 2tuffiibrung. llno leoe ibrer
Gorbietuuqcn 5eidnet iih ourdl
f~iinitIerildlc GcllcnounQ. Ourd eiHc
eminent renliitiihc, l%cbcnsluobrc
Eoritclllng ans. IS iii nid]t bios
@clcrnteS. nidiS Sfroirtc3, oas uils
0ie @ouernipieler blingcn. ,Su IDrerl
Screen lit Ole Stunt oe9 Dtumen.
Idi5ens. Sinqcn9 mo Der Willlif
0cIegt.
Gle S%;crtorpcrtulg Ger &bnrdtterc.
oic 3ldltct iilr tic lduiicn tomuit ID
nan oohar notiirlih. mo beoeutet Ct
zen 9ciuf elmer ibrcr Eorltcaumgetl
eit,cn iilr ie6eu 0uEitfreuno muer.
gc3lihcn @8cnub oeu lih teiner ctlt
qeDen loiien iolltr. IS lit rathiat
nd irtlbacitq nit Iidtt@ at uerle.
sem. IA Die glodiroGe iUr oleic &pr-
iiclluuqen 3ietnidl itort iii. Sldete
limo erhd!tlih bel @9ro Ndriou III
lbeoter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Sternidnnpptn.

Ter ocutifc Club scr 9ormlol
IaNtlc miro geaen Gnbe oieles Nfo
llote vGsmcraloo" ouffilhren.
Ntoracn lit in Bangor in ocl
Mio'ctlc Maue cine 9Sarmer Der
ianrmIuna. Die INT 10 llbr beginnt
Nrnftiidle 9SortrGge ioIlen 0eboItel
mrrocn.
Die Redistribution ertGit cincl
neucn ISu6bp6en, uno 3uor Don Sc
mcnt. llnterocIieu iucroen Die sc
lhuitc i'm ,. Stodpperf oes 9iothoil
les. ncbel btm! Yoli3ei9crld)t ubqc
Uidcit merDcn.
Mn %. mo %. Solnnar miri
in 9iaoiiou scr %o1rcscomclt Del
Gountp Observation-Disclosures sc.
1taotes obgebaltcu mer0cn. Gillcl
Der @ouptre0ncr miro olli INN De-
'toatlid)e Sdulliuperintcnocnt &
7. Gorp iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
y NUiImnna tcat iidl in ihm

Wit %hdntdorem Ner5elt, ldlrclht Nr.
y. Sduucti BON Arcolo. SoSf.. "lcroc
ldl oiclc 9todlridlt Ncr 3 (SollrCn mur
&c ul'er tleines Nin0 iebr frout. 3elt
idlier tieine2 &ino lehr trant. ,}ell
mciic mar Is unTohid IN idluten. Is
iuur0c idlredItd hilun mo fr0rtlo9.
S&tr hatten 5uci Icr5tc. obcr liz idllc
men nidlt iniltonoc 81 iein, 81 hclicn.
Sie pouitrl hom opcriren. ober 6ic
Nleiuc mar St idmah oaSu. llnler
@ar@ mar t%roHcrcriiiltt. <Sdl los oonn
cintS Yberhs III nlercm 6outilien
bldtt ilber Iorui'a Nlpcitrottcr. 81
mir rclte fdl Sic Nniinml. &&ir
eatlhloiicn ms, 6 5u uchrotncH
mln lanNtcn nod @retud iiir uc
tSlaidlen. 5dou ole erltc SIoidr
hall. mo uod'ncm tie Sic 5neitc &C
uommeu. NOR lie bon lhrem Seiotn
Qchcilf. &$ir Eomgu MIR eott iur
oeii inns 0urd Alpcufrdutcr Qclono
tel, Seacn eontcr. Ntodteu ocdl
oli6 o1Nerc NIT oieien pituocrborcl
NtilmitteI tctannt nGr0clt.
Sprui'$ glpcnfrauter iii teiue Ipo
tbctcr Ntcol5iu. %ionocrn Gin oltc%.
icitcrprohtc@ 0rdutcr AeilMittei .uei
dies Dem 9ublifnm aireft uonl "a.
b|erotcrluul qcllcfett miro. Ntou
ihrcihe nm Elm Grcnplor Dos ,Nrdb
tenbctcn" meldlc$ trCl pcrlan0t miro
1mo sic interciiomt ypeldaitie ser
Gntocdugu nieieN MrlImittels ncr
Wehr ola Inu0trt >ahr0l cttb1lt.
Ytan mcuNe ljdl ou: 2r. 1ctcr iSor.
men * Sans So. 1875 -. Nonnc
spe.. 9bitoae, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Nns ben BeriMten.

Aboollo Snoo bon NorO 70 Groli,
zen ieine 6rou Dor 5 SuhreG pcrlal
III. mlIr0e pou ihr gcidlieOcn.
Sohn N}ans llno g@m. Shcclct
mdren libcr ben aricq in Strcit &c
rotben mo SdlecIen hattie Dem An.
Germ Gins ptrietf. moS ibm $40 Stro
i uno oic soften Derurlodte.
Sbos. i. NieGlo9!ep. ser 0aOen
bort, Ga, Sub Elote |olilb"
@iionn. DER 4elt5cI aroblodl Den Il
0naebIidl OILS Agent nnItellcn luplitc,
teifminhcltc. betannte it'd idulail
unh erDiclt 10 Gage GonttnociGno-
Hii'.
Gorn Shummou murnc BON Ron.
mono Shunupon tneQcn ldlehtcr BE.
baH6lulld unh ,<mitidIdlien ourdI
MreiArid,tcr Niabcc 0titic0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

Ter Eerlon, duBerbnlb pom ga
eroiie pohnbaiL 10 Die erite eurreftc
Eiite Ser feblcuoeu E~ndniaben mad
oc;t 9toroitcru Sortor brtlgt ooer
lcnbct, wbc5ablcn mir $lW
Der Herlou. ouBerbolb uon ga
9roiie pobnhatt, 10 Die Siuette eurref-
tt Siite Der f~ehlenhcR %ndrta6en nod
Gem 9toroitern Sontor brilgt o0tr
itg0et. ne5ahlcn mir ebenrolts $500.
I'm Den lnteridlico Npiid)cil
Stnot II. &onobcpobncrn fcit5ulcBGl.
aelteu iolQclt0c NeiuuunilmQcn
< 1Hbbepohncr lln0 ipldlc. Oil
lire &oit an oeu &onopoitliulen CT.
noltcn, uou "a Grr'Ic oltsQebcitD.
pper ioldae melhe ibre |oriad)et uol,
irocno oinem onocrcn Yoltunute or
boItcn.
9ie Keriou. oie ans oen feblenSer
@udlitGbeu DEN langitcu SAT- bilbct,
lctOunVt Gin freics MdIbidbrs Abon,
ntnent uuf ocn ,9iur6itern".
Seine Ahtnrorten III 0ieier Gerbin
btug merocn nbcr oo3 Se!epDon er.
1fellt.
Die 9iumcn Der @etuimer meroct
Tx ocn SofullpaIten publl5irt.
I'm ,Sollc bon 5uci Acknowledgement
3relsbeinerberH lucrocu Die Nrciii
halbirt.
Hiemano lit 8u utehr uls eiueu
Ereile beredJtiat.
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nnoer are 5raunae.

G;Hes cages iagie Der iunqe Manl
gu feiuer 9rlut sd tam Did mt
beiratcul"
nWorum benin nift?"
SD babe Mrs enters ii6erlect,'
.8ut. Wdu ipll nismonoen 81
2iete 5mingeu. Aber it1 MIL DR.
Iageu. mas mir mad1en lpolltn: Menn
bic 2eute erfabrer. bag ou MIDI aut.
gegebeH bait. olur bstomme if lei
nsn anoersn mebr. GQs mart pa
bod eirIehen. Tu betommii abe.
INNER etne anosre. g9ir nerotn ali,
aufgeboten, uno tpsrn Der 0ohjsiiS.
tag ,ommt, unc her Batter cid
frn9t: r8illit ou Inn' Marie Stu!
ten ais GbeFrau foben?", 10 iaQIr
ou: ga, limb penn er mih rams
Trnat: ,g8iIlit bu Soblnn adie6ie,
gum Gbemaun b%nbeu2". 10 fa8e if:
Reinl" Darnuf ainq So6ann cir.
oa er ridlt ihIdu genu9 mar, ejr-
ausreoe gu iinOen.
Ter !0od)3eitstug tenn. Ter "a
tier iMteIIte Die pitii9e 'fraae on rem
9rdutigom. unp nisier a%ntiportete:
nSa." Tonr fr1lte Der @ei't'i6e
Die 3raui, uno oieie anttportett eten.
TAILS nit s>So". ~g1as2" rief b
Der iuu9e Mann ni;teno. ~bu NOT
tsit bon Rein" ilqen2' o%A
tpeiB." iaqte Dir iunQe Sfrou. .aber
tl babe Mrs anoers ii5erls1t'"