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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
Der Staotraf6
Seftise apnfroperie iiber ben 5rei'
brief Der Cincinnati, WeippOrt &
6upinstpn strakenbabn'8eisll'
iflaff.

Staotpoter gbarles satpper BON Der
5rpsiten @arb ifiittet bic Sdale
ieines 3orneS ii6er ben 5reibriei
ictpie ii6er giirsermeiiter Spiesel
aus. Cine ieiner gebaliptlingen
bringt i'm in cine boie alentmc.
Bum geiten Der slrbeitsloien miro
eihe ipcitere 8onoausgabe Don
$4,000 6cfuiGigt .-Gas 6arfielo.
9enfmal miro BON ieinerH bisberi'
gen Stanoort entiernt iperoen. -
Ser Gfjiilratb perIGngt ben 4b'
bru6 Der glbonoale SolpnDall =
StaotratBsmitslieo George s..
@9eufe Don Der oritteu BarO an Der
SlmgeneH5iitoumg ertranft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20


applitanten baben ii9 BEL bisfen
8ersinigungeu Iormulare abbolen,
bic lie ausfiilen uno bann ipieoer abs
lisfern miiiTsn. Die eerpiiHI6ten Sas
den iperbsr, nntiirli6 ipenn Die @ppIih
tanten fiir ipiiroig beftubeH tDeroeH,
bom 9auptquartier i'm Fertile @el
bdube ben betreffenOen WpbltbGtigs
feitsDersinen sugefanbt uHb Don bie'
len an bic @eiu4fieIIer ausgebdnbiss
per0en.
Wlit benz @ertauf bon aleioungs.
itiidsn fir gang minimale Betrdge
ipirb i'm 9auptquartieG i'm FERTILE
9sDdube am 25. Santar begpnHeH
iDeroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
gntu scinuSen.

Sm poli5sili6em 9etpabriam beftHs
bet iib Elm 2tutp. oas seitern MorgeH
an Der 2iuH unb RiAmoub Strabe
dufgefunnen tpurbe. Der &rdftpdgeH
trG1t bic 2t5snsuummer uHO aebOrt
nacb oem amtlihen 9lustpeis =. R.
ScpfieID bon go. 145 Sperloot Ruob.
glepelanb, .. Bis eeitsrn mar nod
teine WIeIouug ppH eiusm 0ie6itGbl
eines 4utps aus GIepeItnb eiHgetrCfs
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

idhride Jrau ponS2155 Rice GtraBe,
bic an SeIbiimorbmdnie lsibet unb bor
einiaeu 1agen i'm Stabtboipital ben
8sriud, atInaht bat, aus Dem Jeniter
su ipringen, ipirrbt na9 itattaebdbter
llnterludunq na1 gDngoieip ssffift.
Die 27jd9riss Stnnie @eiB,
3749 MontgonIerb 9oab, glormoob,
ipelbe an bohsrnbiger Melan6olie feis
bet purbe ebenfaas Der Srrenanitalt
iibertpi.fen.
@eittrer 8eridt ber Gro b.
gefdportnen.
2luber ben obigsn erbcben bic @robs
gcI6norenen gsiteru nod Die fplgenDen
2ntlagen: Gsrlanb Dbite, geHie
8ropn, 2lrtbur Cooper, Rsap Miller.
ssobn 5bomds nnb go. Smalep,
Aaub; sSobn 7bomds. Wtorbperfuh;
8. 20. 4etpis uno g. g. WcGep, b0ss
,tpillige eigsnt1ums5sritoruns uno
Disbffabl; Rop Miller, sSobu patrs.
,iia, Sheriff. 8ebr, elmer Beets.
Wiaiam 9puslaB, GliffOrb Gibbs
unb 'Soiep6 Rod, @rpbOisbitabi; Wess
len 9apis, grlangsn BON Gigentbum
unter falIhen gortpdnbsn (5Dsi Mns
tlasen); Games @rsb alias Melpin
Walisr, gigamie; Boz Wiliiams,
1rag.n perbOrssner @uffsn; Wm. 6.
GDsrburOt, gaidtDniorsung Der ga
milis.
5enorirt nurbm bic iolaenbsn
Jalt: Gua Yriuce, NOrb; Jreb. s..
Iglari, Rdub; stephan 0alb, Uforbs
DsrIud; Glfie gdlmer, GrObbisbitabI.
Ginssrei'6te seitamente
Qpuife Strietbsd psrmaht
ibr g.rm0gsn ibrem SObn gblparo
4rt9ur Stristbed.
Sara9 6. WGttbeps 3 isbt If
rem Sobn 5bomas MaitbsiDs als uuis
D.rialrbn unb 9tiiamentsDOait
elm.
3bomas Omen bermaht IN
i.inem, am 8. ssaHuar 1916 i'm Ssuta
iten SidfoniiIen sSoipitdl Dsrfabtsn
1eitamsnte Ieinem S4pisgsriobne
6srmaR Silgie unb isinsr 5p6tsr
Uldrb Orpen OatleD $17O0 uub ben
Rsit oes gsrm0geus, stuihlieBli6 bes
GrunbsissHtbums RO. 5124 Gaitern
9lbenus, an isine brsi nod leoigen
1Gatsr aucp. emma Game uno RelIis
". Omen. auep Omen III 3eitas
msntspolitrsderiu.
Catherine D'Reil perma6t
i6r @.rm0ssH an lire 5rsunbiu 5ruu
George Branbt. 1880 8ins StroBs.
bic aud, .als 1sitamentspOaitr
iuusiren ioll.
Ra9Iab Gadtn.
Sobn Z. 8und 1T 1siiameuisuOas 3
itrsder DOn ;Sriebria Musait SratsRs
mann; Perioudliel $3.50.
9arrp Z. Crane III 1efam.ntsUoa'
frtder BON emma u. Crane; perios
nalisn $60o00, Grrnbsigeutbum
$50, 900.
eoiparb 8. grinf iit gadIabD.rs
ipaIisr DON patrit 5. 2aIIsp; psrios
nalisn $4,000.
Soispb BDble III TsitumsntsDOls
ffreder BON 1bersiil 96bIe; Beriouas
lien $2976. @runOsissntbum $1,000.
Der psri0nli6, RdhIaB bts Sas
muel GobeH bstrdgt $6252 205; beries
nigt bes eoparS g. gdgei S837.42;
bsrisniss Der Narb y. Sobniton
$234S.
8eridtebents.
Die pIaut So. .rlongie siu urtbeiI
iiber S576.16 g,gsn hilbert @oIbburg;
bic Cincinnati 5insssStar go. Elm
iDl6es iibsr $l92.42 gtgsn Benjamin
isIbbeim; Suian Worforb Elm Iolass
iibsr $3.50 esssu Srioeet aeln.
Con 80. Suber .liste cine 6ppotbss
tenforberang ib,r $2543.75 seg.n
aate Bbitshsdo Elm.
SIdar gnelanbsr 6dt eine 6ppotb.ts
forberuna ii6er S5150 eegen qetpis u.
SimpIon u. anb. .iugeiIagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
speSiel fir ssraneu.
@ ---1E-<-.w
ENHAnZe<
Gin I5sIIdles nntiieDtiihes gaIper,
iueIdes, iusnn bsuOtbist, in
gSaiier uiifiul6ieH III.

HIs elm msoisinifnes nHtiiepiifhes mitteI
flr SuiGeu uub srbaHouHs BON ssatarrb, eut,
snnbung oOer ausfblaa Der TGis, bes Salfes
lrn iene burt toeibIi0e sraRfbciten herirriupt
bat Is rt6t IeiHes SIeiten. Seit 8ebn 9abrtn
bat bic eobia, q, Rtuibem M'sOieiHs 60. in u
rsr Observation-Disclosures init araneH 9gTtins
enpfoeIen. ,psl6es feline gpr8iaIidleit beueiii.
Dransu. peI9e iurirt tperben Itnb fasen, 30
IL nitt NIT Cob aufsupieaen.- Del uputbe-
fern. zoe Grobe eda&ieI cher bir6 Bic 8eih
xts paxtea xpiIst Gss eDItra. Eaaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

Mnipru9 stuommen iptrben, ois 2Ifs
tiiisnfinber unb NOD iueniser iinblihs
Jrsibsit gsnitbsn, ba iis fbreu Rubm
burdl itunbsnIouat lsbunseu tasIid,
aufred)tsrbdItsn miiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
atas ben Werid5tsbbfen.
Der HsIbsns sseen iundJtriihe OeIo.
berItibsr seitist feben Anflasen
Hssen Werednnng nnseietIidrr Gin
fen unb 0eidJaifsbetrieb cbne
gi,eas.

Gen. eeipis seaionsOOb's aeitameut
in Wsip g)orf bintrrlest. - Gbe'
id)siouHssfdlls Gem sSrriimu uer.
iaIlea. Ginssreidte Seitnmente
nnb 9adlah. Sadyeu. gerid)ieoe.
neS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

Fam frei nnb oifen 'br pat.2eiben tiuer
Sran ertlaren; auf bieie Beiie wurbe cine
foufiDertiele forrsiponben, etablirt, iDeltr
feit pielen s5abren beitebt nnb peIdbe ME uils
terbrohen uurbe. gismals baben fe eiB
3eugnib ber6fieHtiidJt ober einen Brief ae-
braudt, obns bic fdriftIihe grIaubni6 oes
S6rsibers, unb niemals bat bic 9efelIdafr
erIoubt. oab bieie tonfioertielen Briefe aus
ibrem Beiis gslanetsn, pie bic SunoerttaHr
fenot, peI6e fie an 5anb bat, be5euaen.
gns Der sroben orfabrung. bon peIdlsriie
fhbpfeH fDnnen, 1T es nift mehr ais paar-
fhetnlid, oab its bns piiien, pas in Sbrert
Sale nDtbpenoig 1T. Hidts pirb baths
oellsngt, mar SShreu gxteu 8ilIen, nnO be-
rem Ratb bat Eauien6en e,hofien. Sifer@
LID follts JeDe sSrau, oh reid ober arnL irUb
fein, fidb oielt aen.r5Ge Siierte. SflIie AZ Iei-
ften, su HuB, MAIDEN 5u fDHnen. Wnn idrei-
be an bic 9pbia 6. qiHtbam 1sbieiRe 90.
ItOnfbentieal, QpHn, Wafi.
Ssbe Sran iOlte 2Dbia 6. @iuf'
bam's so Scitsn Sert Bud habeH.
Gs 1T fein Sud, neldes allscmeih
pertbeilt mirS, oenn es 1T tbener. 50
1T frsi nnb nnr per SOit 5u erlanseH.
Mian idreibe nm Dasiel6e nod henteI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

nit benz SJraneu Brl>
bat aorreipoHbensS
Bepartement Der 2H~
bia q. 9infbam Ns,
bieiRe Co., 3pnR
Waii., in Berbinbung
Su fesen. ssbr Brief
fpirp DON eiHtr Same
9s6Hnet, geIeien unb
beantwortst unb ftreng
ioniibentiel bebanbet
rperbeu. Cine TrQH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
}reier Rat6 filr
(eiOen0e Jrauea
9anienben tpnrbe sebplfen
our1 pernimftisem
Ralb.

sErausr, pef9e an irgsnotpsIdsu 5rauen-
IeibeH labOriren, iinb eiHselabeu. fih prompt
Newark post., 1915-04-28
"Real War" And
War AS Il Is

At exhibition of the motion or
still pictures which are coming
from Europe one often hears ex-
pressions of disappointment that
there are no photographs of "real
war" These soldiers entrench-
ing-they might as we'll be Ital-
ians laying sewer pipes. This gun
going off-where's the enemy?
These sick and wounded, doctors
and nurses-they might be in any
hospital. This train of supplies
it is as dull as the loading of
ferryboat. These refugees-why,
they can't be real, for, see, the
children are laughing, not crying,
and the women have on their best
clothes. The popular disappoint-
ment is natural, but it arises from
the fact that we are now getting
for the first time real pictures of
war. This is actually what war
is, nine-tenths of it, ninety-nine
hundredths of it, mere ditch-dig-
ging, and firing at an invisible tar
get and convalescing in the hos
pital and being cheerful in ad-
vrsity. What the painters have
palmed off upon us before the rise
of photography is not real war, or
at most only a small part of it.
There are still occasionally hand
Newark post., 1915-04-28
Trio Caught On Trestle

Mrs. Hannah Fleitsch, Miss
Myrtle Ryan and Heisler East
burn, who live at Mt. Cuba, were
gathering flowers in the fields
along the B. & o. R. R. last Tues
day and for a short cut home
started to cross a trestle near Mt.
Cuba. They failed to notice a
freight train coming bound to-
ward Yorklyn until it was almost
upon them. Eastburn and Miss
Ryan jumped off the trestle into
the creek, the former escaping
with an ankle slightly injured and
the latter unhurt. Engineer Frick
tried to check the trains speed
but Mrs. Fleisch who failed to
jump was struck on the right leg
which was later amputated below
the knee at Delaware Hospital.
Had she been a couple of inches
farther from the track she would
have escaped injury.
Newark post., 1915-04-28

to hand fights with the bayonet
and the cavalry charges, but one
who gets his idea of warfare from
Mesisonier, De Melville or De-
taille, will find it a very different
thing when he enlists. Thanks to
the silver film war is now being
stripped of the glamor with which
artists and poets have conspired
to invest it and now stands re-
vealed in all it's dreary nakedness.
The Independent.
Newark post., 1915-04-28

rect influence.
| knew him when he was a boy
among our hills and now | am here
l see him often, as he goes by my
door in the New Jersey town. To-
night he came along and l walked
with him; he in his mechanics
overalls and blouse, black of face
and hands, full of wholesome
soundness and sanity. AS we
walked a young girl overlook us.
She was dressed to represent
Broadway at AID street; the dress
was fit for Times Square after the
matinee. She passed us without
turning her head and walked
steadily on till she came to the
door Of the man l was with. Then
she went in. 1t was his daughter.
She does not work; she lives by
the toll of this man, yet on the
street she sees in him nothing of
the manhood that should make her
adore her father-only the me-
chanic with his overalls and
blouse and machine-stained hands.
There was tragedy there, but my
friend did not show he noticed it.
Having been for years a beaver
among machines, he has brought
up a moth miller and seems to
think it natural that the insect
should be a mere fluttering pre-
tense. Yet for a real daughter l
doubt not the man would give his
life blood.
The Italian push-cart man from
whom l have often bought fruit
broke his leg one day last month,
his cart having been struck by a
motor truck. He was SO despair
ing as he realized what had hap
pened that | went around to his
home and got acquainted with him
little more, as he lay there, wait
ing till he could again go out and
make living for his numerous
family. The oldest girl came in
one night while l was there; she
is only Is, but older than Ameri-
cans of that age, and with her was
the man she had decided she might
marry. The girls father was very
sad as he talked with the suitor;
the man was not desirable, being
far from good to look at and with
a bad record in police court. But,
as the father quite unhesitatingly
explained to me, the family was
facing the street and something
must be done and this unpromis-
ing rascal, if given the girl for
wife, would see to the finances.
The girl was very quiet; she had
worked hard all her life to help
the family and now she was ready
for the sacrifice of even her hap
piness. 1t was such loyalty as
only saints could be expected to
show. / could not quite stand the
tragedy, so | talked with one or
two rich people and got the father
a position as watchman of some
buildings going up, and a promise
of authorship; he having done
that work. Then | secured an ad-
vance of a months salary, so there
will be no real suffering till the
husband can work. Today l met
the daughter. She had waited by
my door with young Italian with
curly hair and a form like Apollo,
and she thanked me and intro
duced me to the boy. She showed
ring, bashfully, but still with
pride, and said: when l am one
year older, then" and gave me
such smiues and wholly wordless
thanks that went away envying
the beautiful youth and wishing
spring came back again in human
lives, as in the passing year.
Newark post., 1915-04-28

SPRING
NOW is THE TIME
Thin Underwear,
New Spring Suits,
New Fancy Sox,
New Low Shoes,
New Straw Hats,
New Spring Shirts,
all in, here and ready, and
you will find Styles and Quail
tiles Right, with Prices Rea-
sonable.
Newark post., 1915-04-28
DON'T WAIT

Come at once, white styles
are new and fresh, full and
complete, and get the entire
seasons wear and comfort.
Newark post., 1915-04-28
The Truthful Stores"
ATTITUDE ABOUT COMPLAINTS

Al ADOUl COMPLAlNIS.
In conducting large business such ours there
bound to be complaints in fact complaints responsible
for the life many business houses provided
for each complaint is used stepping towards the
attainment Of bigger and better business methods and facilities
Last week we won the distinction Of having the largest
crowd Ninth and King streets that conge
gated at Wilmington business place.
The Double Truck Load of opening specials rap
idly snapped up by persons whose past experience has
taught them let nothing keep them from participating
Miller selling event.
In this big rush of business we made few mistakes,
which promptly rectifying.
The public's response to last weeks announcement
exceeded by far fondest expectation with the result that
many of the opening specials advertised sold before
the close of business.
The specials that holding orders for will arrive in
upon their arrival.
To the folks who disappointed express deep
and sincere regrets and them that when stocked
for this packed it to overlowng with enough
merchandise indeed, to last many store for years.
That the specials snapped up quickly
another demonstration of the pubcs recognition of big
Miller
We have just received the shipment Pillow Tops
dered repensh the exhausted supply and all persons hold
ing coupons may have redeemed Ninth
and King streets store
1t is it, intention to mislead the
public in any way shape form and ask you kindly
remember that welcome your complaints you
that we will adjust same to your entire satisfaction.
We advertise what sell, and sell what advertise
.ln..ryJ&y1zzsayy
Newark post., 1915-04-28
THROUGH 4 BROAD
WAY WINDOW
LITTLE SKETCHES OF CITY LIFE BY ISRAEL
ANDIRON

ending the of her indl
,ome overlooking tha Hudson, rect influence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

rts evening af 81 s.el1et ss res
Gm5rs .1esrrs Elr David salfsG-.e
VII. .-erssr HH rsoejslsa VERSES
e8rsrta Har two Frsrs Wr
eoats1-ss has .-.asF-t 9a Fs5s res e
tt parts OF EH- UeH-t STATES fIr LEI
V8rtaE HHf-r enc gss9 at fsr
BsG.s #H .s.sHags sHI sH BIS .-.
1Frs sFs Gee "a. aI who .sfr .1 e.-
sfaf
one Fssr ESQ wien tfr as.tss-ts
saass here s. le- N OF e. -sI ere
crowd was s1 arE- tsf f. was f-e5r
sf Es rH- F1 eregtt- Esr Largest
eg1ar Ht.. 5arslals -s erarr ss se fa.r
o t-raFla..lt1- ON rre Hn-.Fr .sr-
Eer a rss .f-sl place rsr sfea "a tsr
sirr tat wen E3 Charge r7f ssHssas
rlt sage- .s assured
N .#.fsrs.H staGfrs Es zast-eF
3.IB1rsH opposing Fss sFsErrs a+ se-
s1t.sa se rssr sIf esH Uas-Fsf sH.t ace
aFErf FaHs rssH seT a.rf-sr-f
persons fHt socialists. w.a ssEti.T
tisa s H HFs- Ha@8ers rf-t1-s
rrHa.r sefT .Hr-r-sf-rE Fsf some
sHi1s fHHs.1E .HeHt-rs a ere cues.
Sons H- speaker a pie
s1sr9 tHI pointed rer -s 0FrFr1F AH
classes Ht people srf-at rsr=e lectures
saf rsFHHHfF s arFsf s1 come ere
spent "a n -fsssE se.t fF9Fsts.- rera=
HE eesr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
ENTERTAIN FAIR
SEX AT TEMPLE
vasars 90 Favar wivss aad sweet
Erarts Tanarrss via FraEram
See rheir HFnrft.

lrss-eE % ta9isE rrEz.aF degree
va-t t1earrsw ev~sisE. Ira . Rob
-r+s. master OF Trio lodge so 81. s. =
e ". vf. Ess Farr~f rs~ s~ssigu over
F1 sr+ urlfsrr committee ~ trr lodge
Which eas arranged O. special rlEtf
Cor ere wives ard svFFfsFarfs 1f che
a-aters &C. has been designated AZ
ladies ~feef arH ere iHvitsfi6aE
say ftst Go is iH response f1 a gen
~rsf trHsrf from ere fair sex tfGf
rk~v fe iHe.gfst la some 1f 'r~ good
trrss wr.eh ERE members % tE~ lodge
sa frr4serf.F ~rf9F ir their r~w tenn
pie
ta frr.r t6rer O. musical program
wf-l a- presented bT fhr st~a Male
ess-as OF 1fvHar This wit start az
50 a.e11es ard aF ifs close HiI b. fol-
lowed Hr dancing uHfit ulaniEht-
yIas.e viii tF farrisE~d bv tEe Cri-
r-rf1a orchestra aEt rrfr~sEe9~rta
VIII t~ served.
Zach member o. Trio lodge has bfea
Supplied afta az extra irvifatiou.
eeE-- DO NAV taEE Co some friend.
sst tf asF has been overlooked che
committee WtssFs b5n 90 Enou that
tE fs possibly due 90 some error On
esalsr EsrFy mF@her o. ere lodge
s 5avHsf f7 b~ rses~sf sHd bsiaE
s wife aF best Efrt
This fs tEr sFe1at % "a series %
E1eE t6-rs provided EEErF fEs aus
ae-s eF ere ar.fsre e81alrf-r % The
IsfE=. composed 90 sU Gee Past mas
GERS TIE r-sf vac ere ~sola4rusrs'
celebrated abaaE a tsosts ago
.r ser sseeist .sFerrss % Mss9ss iit-
sE .r tsr elsT s1s ssssaEiaE co lodges
e eTs-F places reFrF wtf aaf1gbt-
-.f1r Del esser svrs5sEs devoted Co s5as-
..ar eEfssFsrs 90 sr9assF ere social
aspects Of ere fraternity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
Legal


Estate o. Maria weaHd@r. deceased
TIE uEfersi Enrd having been aB-
pa5asef executor % ere last all and
Testament % MARIA WeandeF. iaEs 90
the eDantY % Rock Island. state %
tltia8ls. deceased. hereby gives notice
tsaE be uut sppgsF before the Hon.
Genismin Bell. Judge % she probate
c1aFt % Rock Island c1gnty. az the
prsbats eosFt rDom. ia the city %
Waes Island. on tsT June term. ca the
frss M1aGaF Del Jane urEt. a. uhieh
t.ass all p~Fsaas having eiaigs =Eaiust
said estate ere apsifed and requested
90 atteat zoe yke pgrpose % having
Ess ssa1s sfiastsd
All psrsoas isd-bsed % saif estate
are requested 90 make immediate pay
zsnf 90 the gnfsrsl Eued.
Dated itth dsy % April. A. y. 1915
HouT. L. BENSON.
Executor.
Williams a tnEsisoa. Attorneys. No
lice M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
PsbiieatIon Notir-.

STATE o. iuiao.s. eozaiy % Rock L.
tsnd-sss
To re aizy tern. \. D 1915 % the
Circuit court % SAID eogaty.
George ,. FEcycTtagth. complainant.
- William uaaneF. -. Chatham.
Joha MurpAy. =. Driver aad Louis ,.
uannsr. defendants. Bill 70 foFc.os0
mortgage
To the above named Defendants.
Williams pzaasF. NJ Chsathsm. John
Murphy and =. Driver Notice a here
b. Eivea. that the above named com
piainaat has this day aled in said cir
eEi; court his blii % complaint against
you aad each % you and also against
one Louis = pannsr. az defendants IN
sai1 cause. has been issued out OF said
court akains; you and each % you a..
reetsd 20 the sheriff % said county o.
Rock island 20 execute. rcturuabie 20
ths MAY term. 1915. % said Circuit;
court 70 Dc begun and holden 40 The
court house Ia the city 90 Rock Island
IN said county or the FIRST Monday OF
Nav next az Which time and place you
and each % you Eiii appear and plead.
answer OF dsmur 20 sad Dill OF com
pisirt
Dated AZ Rock fsisuG. uiizois. ihis
-is; day Of March. 1915.
GEORGE ~. GAMBLE
CLERK OF said cour:
Jaek.cs. Hurs; q Stafford. solicitors
foF eoGplAIca-t-lAdv.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

pisrzb~rs hope 90 spsaf ;zsir Safur-
eay aftsruooEs az thsy ss@ g. ThsT
Go rot asS that The master piu-b@ae
pay thea fzFiax tssss sosr hoars os
leisure. but The Increase desired By
TIE s-zpioTss vii. y eoassstsd 90 by
tas sazSiogsfs. - more thAa sg1eisa;
90 eaEsr tks ioss % Day.
Ce9sT tke prsssef terms ths =s-
sake szis esass a. hour. decrease %
20 ssT cent wfti brfsE tsis gp 60
$50 essrs &c Boar. % $40 - . week
A. tss .. q cay rass aar received. The
@sa earn t11 weekly
SETTLED n Nsuzs.
g rt1.szs 80 tzsa-tsas esazEs -
tss srresEsas sss $3.50 ssifsf ~ slsk-
sr s5fs. zee szsssf slazssf SEATED ssis
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cause Eel rssE
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
REYNOLDS.

John NilIett and daughter Ida went
90 Alexis Friday 10 visit over Sunday.
Miss Mary Miilctt entertained about
20 90 her friends Wednesday evening.
Games and contests were the enter
tanning features OF the evening. Light
rcfreshmcnts were served.
Mrs. John Couch and Miss Cora Kell
were IN the tFi-citles Friday.
John Milictt Jr. was tn Moline We'd
ucsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jump and Miss
Hazel CASTOR were IN Rock Island
wednesday.
Miss Ruth McCaw hal a very mar
row escape while driving home Fri
day evening when her team OF ponies
became frightened by motorcycle.
Miss Ruth was icrked out 81 the bug
g. and was dragged for about block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
LOCAL PLUMBERS
ASK 10 Per CENT
INCREASE IN PAY
rsraiar aErsemeat Eetwesa E@pisy-
~rs ana Master Fiunbers ~
pfrss ftrst % Moath-
elErfyrEH sTrArT0y n AR
emraetars Dseiias b. Haks A4vazes
ssf l-tlaa af rnioa IT, AWAITED
I've Days usmafa-

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

boarding at Albert Cooks until school
closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve AIinteer were in
Aledo Sunday.
James Venable was in Rock Island
Tuesday.
The lecture given at the Baptist
church Friday evening by Professor
Baumeister of Aledo was we'll attend
ed. His subject was Corn Is King ="
Mrs. Oscar Perry was in Rock Is
land Tuesday and Wednesday.
Alfred Schlueter is working for Ed
Bowes.
Mrs. Mae Wells was a guest over
Sunday OF Miss Pearle Wait.