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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

...rsn he answered and spoke
un'o me, saying, this is the
word Of the Lord unto Zerubba
Del, saying, rot by might, nor
by power, but by my Spirit
saith the Lord of hosts.
Who art thon, 0 great moun
tain? before Zerubbabel thou
shalt become a plain: and he
shall bring torch the heads,one
thereof without shoutingS, cry.
ing, Grace unto it.
Moreover the word of the Lot d
came unto me, saying.
The hands of Zerunbabel have
laid tue foundation OF this house;
his hands snail also finish it; and
thou shalt know shat the Lord
of hosts has sent me unto you.
For who bath despised the day
OF small things! for they shall
rel 'ice. aud shall see the plum.
met in the hand of Zeruobabel
with those seven; they are the
eyes Of the Lord, which run TO
and fro through he whole
earth,' Zecnarian 4-6 10.
You nave before You the son
of MAN IN Zerubbabel, The
plummGt Is the WU.d Uf The Lord
the everlasting gospel. and the
son Of man is 70 lppoiny yuu two
"'aHa 80 chat tho sword III the
king Of Babylon may eome.
When there is man who is able
appoint to you two ways, this
will prove to you that he has the
plumme IN his hands. and ! see
that the question is asked.
Please read:
! Then answered |, ANA sa4.
unto him, What are these Nv,
olive trees upon the right side o
the candlestick aud upon tn ]ef
side thereof?
And | Answered again. ans
said unto HIM. what be thes,
, two olive branches, which
through the two golden pipe;
empty the golden Oil out of then
selves?
And be ans wered me and SAL
knowest thou NnaY these be
And l sai7, NJ, my lord,
:; Then said he, these a"c tn
two anointed cues, that stand b,
the LORD of the whole earth.
Xecl1arlau 4 III IA
Now we are ieadlng out frOu
Nc hands Ut Z rub babel on til
two ways, For we have in til
scripture before US, Two div
trees, and also two branche
standing before the Lord Of tn
whole earth, And in order tina
we may understand the who'll
matter. We will ask you to rea
And | will give power unit
my two witnesses, and the
shall prophcsy q Thousand tw
hundred and three score day.
clothed in sackcloth.
These arc the two olive tree.
and the two candlesticks stand
ing before the God of tlls earth.
/ Revelations / > ].
Here VIC have the two div
trees spoken of again, and tw
candle sticks in We pace of th
) Two olive branches standing b,
. fure the God of the earth. M
the prophecy and revelation hu
the same meaning, and it res,
upon some one to set this fyrtl
Aud this some ono, must bc tb
son % uan Us he is to appoint tt
iva ways Ana when the tw
q. Il, i
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

NO. 1, Over 800 Acres Good
Bottom. Good House ard Barn
and other Out.buildiugs. 125
Acres or more in Good Cultiva.
ton. Good Timber nn the rest.
And very few Acres but what
can be cultivated PRICE $4,000.
any one wanting Il Fine Home or
q Farm, can be- suited by US
Cali at our OFFICE. Or Write
US for further particulars
There Is co better Far ms can b.
purchased in South Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

''' entered Hs at"vn1 HsUss
asHfter November 3rd 1910 at
the 1'nst-Of'cc ut Brushyknob
MO. lWTe" nix .ict OF
Mnrch Bro. 1870.
Tic CREssEr na. been run.
ding IL different othe. places
ga Post Offices before this
date.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

No 10. 100 acres layin, out
Land with good orchard. Has
been at one time under good
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14
MONEY d,% MONEY s.

Loans may be obtained for any
purpose on acceptable K al rs.
tate security; liberal privllcdgcs;
correspondence solicited,
A. G. Agency Company.
7JS Gas x Electric Bldg
Denver Colo,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14
We have several Good
Farms for sale

M. 3. l2V Acres on Fox
Creek near Champion sclloo
House. Wei, timhered. with no
approve nents ON II NJ 'ly al
tilable. Man wanting "a yooe
hing it is in cuts laal foe t - III.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

No. .. ~ ACRES, % acres well
improved: ~ acres more tue for
cultivation. the rest will do Cor
pasture laud; Good house and
barn On it. Price So. per acr (.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

No. /. 100 acres. one half mile
If Cold Spgs. Mo. House and
barns, and other out building
Spr,ng close TO house, 200 bear.
ing Apple trees, plums and peach
cs and small fruit, 20 acres in
cultivation, 100 acres tilaodog
bic land, tho rest pasture land
and us much as one thousand
feet good saw tin b4y Oak,
Terms, reasonable, Apply
Write us or GOulc and see.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14

No. s. 100 acres, 40 acres we'll
improved, with house aud barn
plenty OF good water. lays near
Brushykuob Mo, l'nc)eared land
well timbcrcl 100000.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-01-14
Who is the
Son of MANI
NC 'n,inUed from page s
inued from page 8 J

Son OF Man9" We answer again;
he il z, rnhoah,.. 4 -. :
Pieaeo read, ,.a '
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
VILLAS SOLDIERS
AGAIN Defeated
General Villareal Reports a De
cisive Victory at Marie,
Near Torreon.

Washington. d. g. Jan "A dis
patch To the Carrauza agency yester-
day said General Vliiareal had report
I'd n decisive defeat OF villa troops
az Marte. near Torreon. and the cap
trre rf two trains Of arms and ammu-
nition-
The message from Vera Cruz was
as follows.
General Vuiarcai. Carranza com
rnander and eOvernor OF che state OF
Nusvo Laon. wired from HipOlito. Goa
huila. that villa forces have been dis
astrUusIy defeated at Matre. Several
trains % ammunition and a great
number OF prisoners were captured
Heavy reinforcements sent from
Mexico City last night by villa to
ward PueblE vere checked b. cOnstitu-
'ic1alists 20 miles northwest OF Pu-
ehla. ObregOns Yaqui Indian cavalry
are pursuing the enemy who we're de-
r.atsd Al Puebla yesterday and who
are fleeing into the mountains 20 the
southeast in great disorder. Com
mandinx General Hisinio 'Aguiiar and
BENJAMIN ArEumedo. formerly % HUI
erfa's army. saved themselves only
bv dfzht towards Mexico City. but not
another prominent officer escaped.
American Consul Siliiman at Mex
60 city advised the state department
yesterday that the GutieTrez-Vilia-Za-
uata convention in Mexico City had
decided TO admit civilians as represen-
f.tives OF military chiefs or governors
Of states. This vas one of the issues
o.sr which there had been much con
trot ersy.
Mr. SfIlman also reported that Gen
erai Villa had made an offer Of an
res;y TO all former federals with ne
exception OF those directly implicai-
ed In the overthrow OF Madero. VIA
invited those who would receive the
te,ef,ts OF the amnesty 20 join the
uresent government in an endeavor 10
establish peace and order throughout
tie country"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
THREE RAILROADS AWARD
BIG EQUIPMENT ORDERS

Chicago. III, Jan. Three an.
nouncements were made by eastern
railroads yesterday showing large
equipment orders The Baltimore &
Ohio placed contracts for 1000 freight
cars, involving an expenditure OF De-
tween S1.5O0,0O0 and S20O0.O0 The
order calls for prompt delivery and II
was added that options have been TAX
en- on an additional 1000 freight cars.
and that the road is in the market for
$4,000 tons Of steel Last week the
Baltimore & Ohio shops in Baltimore
were scheduled TO open shortly and
re-employ 5000 men
The Pennsylvania has notified steel
manufacturers that they are receiving
bids ou 10000 tons Of steel for the
current year.
The Commercial Trust company OF
New York filed statements showing
will supply the Chicago. St Louis &
New Orleans railway with 900 gon-
dola cars. 500 refrigerator cars. 5000
box cars. 50 mikado type locomotives
and p switch engines. The railroad
company will pay s7173,00 ~ the
equipment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
German Ambassador is so
informed in a Letter
From Bryan.
MUST STAND NEUTRAL
However, if Charges Are Prov
en-, President Would Exert
His Influence.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 7.-secre.
tary Bryan today informed the Ger.
man ambassador that tho United
States is maintaining strict neutrality
and must refrain from officially in.
vestigating or commenting upon
charges that duradum bullets are be-
ing furnished by thi5 country to the
allies.
Secretary Bryan told Ambassador
Won Bernedorff. however. IL ne could
furnish PROOF that forbidden war ma.
terials we're being shipped by Ameri-
can firms. President Wilson would use
his influence 10 stop the trafic With
out involving legal or International
questions. in letter 10 Won Bern
sdorff Bryan referred to denials OF
American manufacturers to his recent
charge that dumdum bullets and riot
guns were being furnished to the al
lies.
Il can assure your excellency," says
the letter, that ! am not unmindful
Of the spirit in which you bring 20 the
attention Of this government improp-
er practices alleged 20 have occurred
in the present war. but while this
government may take statements OF
charges under consideration, IL Is, in
its efforts TO maintain neutrality,
obliged 70 refrain from Investigations
or making comment IN regard to
them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
Special Court of Three
Federal Judges Makes
Ruling on Measure.
VOTED BY THE PEOPLE
Tribunal Finds II Is a Violation
Of Fourteenth Amendment
to Constitution.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. The
Arizona anti-alien employment act.
adopted by Arizona at the November
election as an initiative measure. was
declared unconstitutional. null and
void today By special court Of three
federal judges.
The court held the statute violated
the 18th amendment cf the United
States and that il Arizona could forbid
any employer % hire more than 20
per cent aliens 10 could forbid him to
hire even an individual alien. The
Arizona law ordered that any employ
er with a pay roll OF five or more
names must see that az least so per
cent OF the names were duly qualified
electors Great Britain and italy pro
tested and Japan vas interested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
GETS DECREE AND
ALiMONY' OF $500
Mrs. Bernice Powell Secures
Legal Separation From For
mer Theatre Owner.
MAIDEN NAME is RESTORED
More Divorce Cases Expeeted for
Hearing This Week-Triai List
Is Arranged.

Mrs Bernice Powell of this city was
this afternoon granted a divorce by
judge r. W. Olmsted in circuit court
from heT husband, Archie y Powell,
who formerly with his father conduct
ed the Colonial theatre on second ave
uue. Statutory grounds We're charged.
Mrs Powell was given her maiden
name by the court and an aiimony Of
S500 In lump sum, which was agreed
upG1 tN the attorneys for both me
woman and the husband Although
not i'm tIe city the latter was repre-
sented legally in court
Others Coming.
Otaer divorce cases will be taken
up IL circuit court this week. This
mo,u.ng Judge Olmsted ser the fol
lowing cases for trial. commencing
Monday afternoon.
Monday.
FLOYD b. De France vs.. Sylvan lee
company.
Frank Fredericks VS. Simon Golt-
Ieo.
Commissioner of Highways VS.. Wa
liam G oyue, ct al.
Hen.y De CONNER rs. Edmond Van
der Bpseu
Axel Kohler VS.. East Moline Sash
and ucoI works.
Tuesday.
WHl.am j. Niemeyer VS.. Morris "
Lewis.
RevGolds Pattern Machinery com
pany rs. Edward Lundeen.
T. c. Eisman VS. Republic Iron A.
Steel company.
L. $ Radiator company VS., a. n
Mcneil
A. TUcci VS.. Nellie Hill.
Wednesday.
Mary Cox VS. city of Rock Island.
Mrs. Bert Capman VS.. city of Rock
Island
Harvey a. Mack VS.. Samuel H. Nil
Ter.
john f Lundquist VS.. George E.
Mcdowell
American Cement Plaster VS.. Jo-I
seph Ed, etc.
GIidjen Varnish company VS.. to-
sepn I'D, etc
Thursday.
c. H. Wayne vs.. c., r. ]. & p. Rail
way company.
Abe Bernstein VS.. walsh Brake Shoe
Foundry company
0. Cohen VS. Simon Lewis
Leroy NJ Reck VS.. Fisk & Loosely (
H. F. Paulsen VS.. w. E. Thompson. /
Katherine Blythe vs.. Charles Brady, 1
ct al.
Friday.
sadie Bender, administrators. Us g., /
Il. I. & P. Railway company.
C. A. BergIund VS.. Reynolds Pattern .
& Machinery company.
Frederick + Garnett vs.. L. b. wood.
Frederick 2. Garnett VS.. Gust Behn,
ct al.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
LARGE SUM is TAKEN:
MATTER BEFORE JURY?

Hillsdaie. Jan Mystery sur
rounds the disappearance of former
employe Of the Crescent Telephone
company Rumors are current to the
effect that he sold some property ot
the telephone concern. Other stories
are that FUNDS OF the company are
missing.
Little light has been thrown on the
conflicting stories by the officers oi
the Crescent company. but they ad
NIT that there has been a loss. ana
that a large sum Is involved
The matter it is understood,
viii be taken under consideration by
the present grand jury in session in
Rock Island The Crescent company
line extends from Watertown to Erie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
MERCIER ARREST
IS NOT C0NFIR MED

Rome, Jan. THE vatican has re-
ceiyed no official confirmation OF the
reported arrest at Brussels OF Cardl-
nal MERCER because OF his pastoral
letter advising the Belgians not 10
give allegiance to the German admin
istration In vatican circles It was
stated should the report be officially
confirmed It is likely the pope viii
protest.
London. Jan. THE German mill
tary government in Belgium issued an
official denial OF the report that Car
dinal Mercier had been rarTested by
German authorities.
Cardinal Mercier has not been de-
tanned in the bishops palace at Ma.
lines nor placed under surveillance OF
any sort. nor have any priests been
arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
EXPECT ARRESTS
IN RONALDS CASE
Mattoon Authorities Now Up
holding Murder Theory in
Death of Doctors Wife.

Mattoou. Ill. Jan. All theories of
suicide have been dropped and arrests
in the Mrs. Alice Ronalds death
enigma case are expected soon. ac-
cording 70 statements today by local
officials.
States Attorney Hammond visited
Mrs. {. o. Purcell az the Charleston
jail. but failed to wiring from her any
new information regarding the New
Years day tragedy at the residence of
Dr. II. E. Ronalds. Mr.. and Mrs. Pur-
cell We're guests of the Ronalds.
Il am convinced that Mrs. Purcell
knows great deal more than she
has told" said Mr.. Hammond. "In
fact. ] am convinced that what she tod
the coroner's jury and what she told
me on Tuesday afternoon is not the
truth. Whether we can get the truth
from her remains to be seen. Mrs.
Purcell. by reason of the fact that she
was one OF the persons present all
during the Orgy at the Ronalds home
on the night Mrs. Ronalds met her
death, is a very important witness,
and that is the reason she is being de
tanned. We are in hope she may We,
make a statement"
Although he has been informed by
the Chicago chemists that Mrs. Ron
aids died from creosote poisoning.
Coroner Cook and Chief of Police
Scheef stir maintain the theory that
the woma';s death was due 10 external /
violence
From the nature of the report from 1
the specialist. Dr. w. d. McNally," said /
the coroner. 4 am of the opinion that I
the ordinary person would not have 4
known the properties and the effects /
Of the drugs used and that they must .
have been compounded by some one
with them. / cannot say
whether they were voluntarily or in
taken at this time.
Arrests viii depend upon advices
from the states attorney and on de
Chief Scheef stin doubts many
phases of DR.. Ronalds' story.
You can't tell me-" said the chief,
that Mrs. Ronalds fell into the cellar.
as reported by DR.. Ronalds. sustaining
az the same time bruises on top of
the head. under the chin, and on both
sides of her face. My opinion is that
she was dubbed until she received in
iuries that caused her death"
The Ronalds home and Office has
been searched and a number of ar
Licles have been seized. including a
blood stained sheet and mattress
cover and a number of bottles contain
ng poison. DR.. Ronalds is expected to
return 10 Mattoon today from West
Salem, where Mrs. Ronalds was bur
ed.
Chicago. Ill, Jan. Coroner Hof-
nan yesterday announced that his
chemist. William d. McNally, had
'ound beechwood creosote and oil of
in Mrs. Ronald's stomach.
-reosote is so per cent carbolic acid
md is sometimes prescribed for con-
Though the quantitatiye
est cannot be completed until the
chemist receives the balance of the
,rgans. Coroner Hoffman expressed
he opinion that there was too much
II it present TO have been taken for
medicinal purposes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
HARRIS0N'S HAT Is OFF TO
CHICAGO WOMEN VOTERS

Chicago. H.. Jan. One woman's
yes entered Carter II. Harrisou's
name in the present race for the may
orality
Yesterday Tor the first time in six
campaigns Mayor Harrison took OF
his gray fedora 20 the feminine Chi
caEo voter and asked her 10 uphold his
wife's decision fby re-eiecting MIN 10
office.
call from the Cook county dem
ocracy 20 a few ward chairmen on
democratic women's organizations TO
meet and discuss the Harrison cam
paign brought 300 or more women 4,
the Briggs house parlors. packed the
rooms and corridors and left the over
flow perched on window sills.
Mayor Harrison. hearing Of the size
OF the meeting. hurriedly left an i'm
portant session OF the finance commit
tee 10 address the women. who in the
meantime were pledging the support
OF their organizations OF from 300 TO
1000 members and representing prac-
ticaliy every ward in the city.
Cheers and waving handkerchiefs
greeted the mayor as he entered the
hotel parlors and was introduced by
the temporary chairman. Mrs Anna
L. Smith OF the Seventh ward.
1t IS in the hands OF the women OF
Chicago 10 decide the mayoralty
hEht." said the mayor. 1t is up to
you women whether you return the
men who have fulfilled the public
trust during years OF service TO Office
or not. II Is the duty % every woman
TO her family. city. state and nation
to vote for what she wants
City Traction Expert James II. Sex
ton declared that the gathering was
the greatest augury OF success in the
campaign.
Michael F. thinner and Morris VII
son. I'm charge OF the women's organi-
zation. also were speakers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till P. NJ. Tomorrow, feI
Rock Island, Davenport. Moline
NIirinahN

Generally fair tonight and Friday
slightly colder tonight, with the low
est temperature about Is degrees
above zero.
Temperature AT a n, "A; highest
Yesterday, 50; lowest last night, "a
velocity OF wind at g a. m. Il miles
per hour.
Precipitation, 10 inch
Relative humidity at p. m. 81; at
: a m. 93.
stage of water. S.4; no change N
last "a hours.
JIM. SHERIER. LccaI Forecaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
REFUSES TO Sell
HORSES FOR WAR
Wyoming Stock Raiser Says
None of His Animals VIII
Be Manned on Battlefield.

Kansas City. Jan. I'll. J. Newton.
q Wyoming stock raiser has refused
to sell horses to representative of the
warning nations OF Europe.
None of nay horses viii ever lie
with broken legs on the battlefield il
1 can help il" he said
A local lumber company has signed
a contract to furnish 50,0o0.000 feet
of timber to be shipped to England.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
BEGIN INQUIRIES
ON SUBWAY FIRE

New York. Jan 7.-Seven victims
% yesterdays subway accident we're
SIN in hospitals today recovering
from injuries AL II Is thought VIII
b discharged within a day or Two
The death list remains at one Eisn'
separate Investigations conducted os
the state. city and traction officials are
U.4eT Way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
FINDS A BURGLAR
IN HIS RESIDENCE
Lieutenant T. II. Bayne Fires
Three Shots When Awak-
ened by Robber.
TELEPHONE WIRES ARE CUT
Police Are investigating Case but
Have No Clue Upon Which
20 Work.

a burglar entered she home Of Lieu
tenant T. II Bayne Of the Rock is
la-nd arsenal. z4Os Seventh avenue
early today. bur was frightened away
before he was able TO complete his
work The officer vas awakened az
3 20 ~ the noise o. "a falling bottle
on the stairs leading 10 the secona
story. He ran 20 the head OF the
stairs and shouted. who is down
there
The intruder turned and ran down
the step through the hall 20 the rear
and escaped through the back yard
after Lieutenant Bayne had nre1
three shots AZ The fleeing thug. u IS
not known whether the shots took ef
feet or not
The burglar secured entrance
through a door I'm the -aar by pickins
the lock with a small pair OF nippers.
He went through 20 the hall 10 the
front. and was creeping up the front
stairs when he accidentally brushed
over a bottle standing IN one OF the
window UiIis. which fell 90 the floor
with a crash. awakening the family.
Fires Shots
as.tAAelaUf payne aGNtl NAANhAF
when he saw that the robber was go
ing 20 escape lie ran g.nto the bed
room. seized a revolver. went To a
room in The rear and flung open "A
window. just g. time 10 see the bur
giar running through the back gate
lie fired three shots in rapid success
ion al the fleeing shadow.
He ther rushed TO the telephone
only 10 find that the wires leading
from the house had been cut. The
police were notified through a phone
next door. land the officers arrived on
the scene shortly later. The neigh
bornOod vas thoroughly searched.
bu-lnot one clue to the missing bur
glar vas found.
No vaIuables are missing from the
home. and Il Is thought that the rob
hers presence was discovered before
he had an opportunity TO take any
thing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
Gets 10 MONTHS
FOR RIFLING MAIL
Ralph Dickerman, Springfield
Postoffice Assistant, En-
ters Plea of Guilty

Springfield. III, Jan. Ralph Dick
erman, former assistant in the Spring
field postoffice and member OF one Of
the prominent families OF the state,
pleaded guilty TO rlhing the mails to-
day and was sentenced TO IS months IN
Fort Leavenworth prison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars: Jupiter. Saturn Morn
ing stars: Mars. Venus. The notable
variable star Alscl demon star of
constellation Perseus. in meridian due
south about ; 2. IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
ITALY PAYS CLOSE
to- 81 FOR WHEAT
All Record for Price of Durum
Grade Broken on the
Chicago Board.

Chicago. H.. Jan All records for
price OF durum wheat were broken
today when a carload OF that grade
was sold to Italy OF basis that fig
urec. delivered ~ destination. si-99I3
q bushel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
WIFE AND 8 CHILDREN OF
BELGIAN RESERvlST SLAIN

Montreal. Jan Mrs ROBERT Van
Lucy. wife Of a Belgian reservist' ana
her three children were found stran'
eied 10 death in their home mere
There - no clue OF the murderer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
"a Taf. Dies Suddenly.

Rockford. Ill. Jan. 7.-Horatio Tait'
cousin of William Howard Taft. who
,,o-. a remarkable resemblance TO the
sor,ner president. died suddenly while
in a faxicab hers-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07

Peoria, H.. Jan. Mayor Edward
y. Woodruff announced he would again
make the race for mayor on the re-
publican ticket Woodruff will be op-
posed by Alderman Loves. who is said
70 be running on citizens ticket and
backed by the Peoria Law Enforce
ment league,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07

Pana. Ill. Jan Family OF George
Estep fs quararrined on account or
smallpox 4 NJ mber OF cases are re-
portsd at Lakewood. Shelby county.