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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-08
MONMOUTH DEFEATED
BY KEW ANEE Is TO 7

Kewanee, Ill. Nov. S.-kewanee
trounced Monmouth; score, % TO z.
Until Saturday Monmouth had met and
defeated all corners for the western
Illinois high school championship. ke-
vance will meet any undefeated high
school team in Illinois for the state
championship on Thanksgiving day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-08
I.egaps Win Again.

The Logans Of Rock Island defeated
the Black Hawks of Davehport in
fast football game at the Ninth street
pasture yesterday afternoon by score
of Il to 0,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-08

Mrs. Braddon," the novelist, whose
real name was Mrs. Maxwell, and who
died last spring. leaving an estate Of
nearly $4,000. won her greatest sue
cess with the book, Lady Audley's
Secret"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-08

All the news ell the tine-Ths
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-08
The Lineup.

mock island Holm, lie Chandler. Ii,
ieoF saizmann. lg Benson. c; Smith,
re- Art Salzmann, TT; Sexton, re;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-08

Board OF Local improvements OF the
City of Rock Island, III.
John X. Scott, City Attorney.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
Srcforbmn6ct.

Sm Ircforbl1nbet lfripcr vGor=
lpdrts", at set CT set Delnn1elige
0iplon1otis Gurf. Man fje1Der
life CIT Song set npjagtigc 5ibs-
pllnft, ba Stolicn troootc til =
Der antoges ben 20oc Moj 1882.
Iraftatcn CT tiot 6leben fornpet,
itbite @ang Ou1 ste December 1912
~uOe1l no9en Soronoring", itjpnt
Sen ferit lfltloe uolpbc / 1914.
Jormaalet bar at piie Sreforb1,n=
bets Saitbeo / ocn fprltc 8alfan=
triie Sprlt SEN bebl>0e0c italienlfe
@rpnbog bill ianoipnli9pis meooe=
le Observation-Disclosures og Balfan=
Opermsfomiten. 6prlt ioa fan man
Opmme rigtigt ont Stoliu1s Graf=
tottroifob. S1lbtil bo n1oo eli ret
frroig &ritifer bploe fig til 6prlt
@ismarcfS Srb / bans Sal,fcr og
Grinoringer::
~8plobargebcn AT ollie Graftoter
mcllen Storltotcr er b%ctinget, laa
lnart Sen titles poo &rppe / &om=
pen om GilbGrclien. Sl11cn ltor
Station bill noeeniinoe funnc bebG=
qcs til at ofre fin 8citaocn paa
neutrality-suspicious. Sitter, naar Ben CT
tpl,1ge1 til at beige mcllem Sc to.
Oroet ultra posle memo obligatur
Gngu1 fan forpligtes ober Gbne)
fam life iettes no al &roft al mo-
gen acknowledgements"
rSbob 8isn1arcf fer flyer ON
gitrig-llnaarn, ajeloer ielpfplaelig
ogioa ON Stolicn," bemGrfer set
bcrlinifc 8lao. Sen itolienife &e-
giering forflarebc fin Ma,trolitets-
ertlGr1Ag be0 &rlgens llObrlD nteD,
at Observation-Disclosures 9(ono %
8alfan : SberensfomI terne forbD0er
cnbher egenmGgtig 2onosaftion al
eli Sroftatpart, % at Stolien lite
har hlenet %unoerrettet ONT Sr16grc=
bet oberfor Serbien. 0en italien=
ife Notitif bil lite blibe bgnlt efter
SGbbelien al Standardization, men
efter fine &eiultater % 6orboloet
mellem &eiultat ng Dire. &egie=
ring, 8arlament % Soft ifal ofgip=
re, on &unbreotulinberS 9eb %
a1lore Snnorebtltiinbers 2emlGltel=
ie CT en- lab Gris for ct tpipliomt
lMeiultatM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

&c Ste orn1erl1e itoar poa, gjpres til
e1t &rnnfoloni, ser lnrtcrcr Direfte
un0er &jgbenbopn. Ser bpr oglaa
rDooes pp blonbt gn1beOsmpnOene.
Jpr Gioen oprctDolbes ser / 9anif=
Geltin0icl1 en- Gpffe gonlte ~pperflp=
oige Gmbcber. Get CT i,1tet l111oer,
at Mominiltrotionen CT opr. Sen
funoc gjcn11en1fprcs for set babe"
Mr. @on,iltpn=Suctlon ll,1ttebe:
vsSScg CT bpht rprt pncr al Sen
Genli9bcb, Scr er pit Mtg ber /
2anbet. Seq fan llet life fomme
mig at mini Sorbmtielle. MeoenS
@%ubernpren % Sc anore Deje Gn1=
beosnn9no bjen,n1e forbrer, at hi
lful frp6c ion @lr1l0c, b%cbqn0tcr
man mig fer ;1eo' 1tbipat @%pfliebeb>
ia ligefrem meo &enligbeo. ST.
nonsn1inilteren, Ser CT @upernp=
rens Oberorbene, mootog mig n1eD
en- @p0beo, ser pil0e fuu mine
2onosm9no bjclnue til at gaa Bog
oper at S%herroifclie, Dbis sc bubOc
pprct Sibne til oen., Seq bar / Ois,
lc 1auc fuaet befruftet. ut 0un1fcr=
ne er ct belt anbet 6plf enb lno11
lfuloc trp, l,uar MO finn ficnoer be
uole11otc gmbeOsmGnb. 2ige .iaa
bpp11e pg loorcnbc 0oniferne er |
ocres 9ptrrocn bos -ps, Iiee |ao
ne1lligc CT Sc Der. Set CT Set mGr=
feligitc, jcg bar oplepet | nit 2ip.
Sea meobringer til Winiiteren to
Moreslcr, ser CT l,noerlfrepet al fle=
re @unore0e Nc9re N%oneolagelig
vlql1ottcrs", 5. b. /. SusnlrnO). 90
naar jeg bor oricnteret mig li0t,
ogter jeg at ipge Muoicns bos Scott
gen. Gror Sc ban bill mobtogc
mig?"
$50, Mr. Socfiun," flyer Mefercn-
ten uoerom nGrer ri niger, Ibibl."
u6noo lipncs 9e um Mr. Samil-
ton=Socfion," ipurgtc @eferenten
|Dr. 8ranbes.
.San ajer ct meget ruligt % be-
berifet Sl,otrpf," ipare0e Minilte-
rem. uSeg bab bam lfriftligt trent
iatte fine alagepllrfter, % bi bill
|laa gaa set bele iaiennem. l1aar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj@rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hvel
SSndag Form. H. II. Spndagssko.
lie III. 8.
@pl9atba banif-uprife EresbDteria
uer atrfe, 1876 Ibonnos Ct, noe,
Slice ct. Donif 0uostjenelte bbel
Spnoog Morgen 81. 1920. Gn.
gelif @uostjenelte bpcr SenboQ
Mften ST. s, 1Dprtii olle CT bier
telig Delfomne.
Eultpren Dil bare at fil,be / tit
&o,,tpr i &irfer> 1876 Tbomos
st., DDcr Iirsoog> Iors0og og
2erOog, fra &l. 9--12 SIN. %
fra ST. 2-5 Gn1. &oltorens go
Zig er III / Scr. 2S8 gbomos ct.
81. s. @roie, Haitor.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO.
DIST KIRKE. Hj9rnet af Broad
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds.
%tjenester som f3lger: Pradiken
S@ndag Form. III. 1890. Aften XXI.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
SGndag Aften Kl. 7.45; literaert NJ
de de tire f@rste Tirsdage i Name
cen. B@nnem@de hver Onsdag AT
ten Kl. s..
H C. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. Cd, d
B. S., m@der J.. og 3. Fredag i Maa.
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" mp
der .. og d. L@rdag paa Vasa Hall
FORENINGEN DANMARKS son.
NER' af d. S. ID. f. mSder 2. oe
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS D0TRE mgder 2. og 4
Tirsdag i liver Maaned i Central
Hall, rs w. Z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA" m@
der liver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE Mr.
so, d. S. S., m@der l. og 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' mgdel
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE
ming mpder paa Central Annex Hal
liver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

1timubiisclig. SEQ CIT itor Sc
gropclic / @losgolp fprlpgtc en-
gon1n1cl 0o1lc at trGngc Jig ino /
@~ropfopcllct, %cftcrot bct ollcrcbc
Dor oDcrfplbt; fun blcn ltunblct at
CT Eolitibctje1t.
vSu, jo," lugbc fun, il1oigncrct,
~0e fon bolbe mig l10e iii, r1e1l
Sen Sag fon1n1cr, ga bperfen Sc el=
ler nogcl1 on0en lfol funne 1ta1lole
mig ira at fon1nc inb Dcr!"
6upr Set niicr Jig. 2nreren Il
6Diiftin1en): u&oruen uobioer al
le 2egemcr, &11l0en treffer oc,n
Ian1men. @penn fan nepnc mig ct
@fsempel berpao?"
@ons ruffer Soonbcn / Geirct.
2nrcrcl1: ugeuo, lob % bpre!"
Sans: Set bier Jig / Jerier<
ne"
2nrcren: ~5oob? !Sporlcoes
bet?"
@ons: .5on1mlerfericn porer 6
Tiger, men Suleferien purcr fun IA
9oge!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

San bilbe babe Iinbclpn. On
Sitter peo geapn @arrD 5mitb, iom
Dor / Soutb Garf, Mirn., fanot
fprleben 2iget at CIT Monosperion
Ii MisiisiippiflooeL Iroos MDn=
o%igbeoernes Jorlangerl0e n9gtcoe
ban at uolenere 2iget, n1eo minbre
ban fit G1 Ji110elpn pao $500.
Meb oenne NGetelie iom @rl1nO
bleD Smith arreiteret pg beniiooer
IN / TorDarirg Der / gpen. Sn1itb
bar noe at fife, Da ban fa11ot Den
9pOe, 1pn BON trpeoe iDentiif lne0
en- ManO Deo geop1 Sans 5onicn.
Gaogiplbe1lbe Mpnbigbeoer forfla=
rc6e at SnitD ifuloe fuo oen pn1fe=
De 9cIpnni1lg, ioo inart en- retslig
Nfgjprelie faD0e fun0et Steo. Sen
Erocebl1rc fonbt BON imiDlertiD fer
lang pg trucoe 2obens @oan0bG=
pere n1eb Gepplper for at tiltpingc
Jig set pnifeoe, bporfpr Gnlitict
fol1Ot set roooeliglt at 1ptte Dun1
bag 2oos og Slaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

bar haieret paa Iibsnn1ber1s Set
fprbsfrab i poIifiif @e11leenbe, nleb
lige galgret for Mnnb oe abin=
Der, oa bet talte hpjt til 5orbed for
bort garnle Spbrelanb, ct ct 1aa
pigtigt G~11ltar1fribt funbe tages
poo en- IiD, bbor ellers BET belle
europa % Den babe Gerben ltob /
sronb. Otter at $. Scberling
c1lonlt e1ladne bnbbe babt Srbet /
Ell Gale for 5preningens 5ormanb,
bragte g. 80. RieIien / pelboIgte
Sro SCR. 9ufe Ell 9of for bans
elifperOigheb og Spofrelle for 5or=
eningen beb be1lne 2ejligbeb. SCR.
9ufe taffeoe Dpbt rprt; BON Dor
life glaDerc, enb 11aar bun funoe be-
re lolnmen meb Il. al 1905, - Ell
Jorenirg, ser lige1om lprebte 2Ds
oa 2ipsmnb pper Jig, raor sen
mpote op / Slot og 5elge. San bar
pig paa, at Joreninee11 nilbe oplebe
at fejre lin 100 Mars Stiftellesfeli
meb en- ung0om, Ser meo Jof bilbe
ni116es Sforen fra 19O5-1915 /
beres 8robe.
Sil Soften bar i,1blpben Sele=
eromrner % neutrality-suspicious.,
fra ga1nle Meole1nmer; 9. 6rp=
lllnO og Margit Irplunb i Seattle,
s, &lom=2onge, San Jroncisco
og &orl Sprgenien, Banning, Micb.,
iont Ell imuf perlificeret @ilien fra
Gebofter Micboel Solomon / Sc
ottle.
&omiteens Gamer, Soiepbine
Ibon1plorl @retbe Nnoerien oQ
Wtorp 8aroenfletb, bopbe ct ltort
slrbcjoe BET n1elte al 9ogen n1eo
Iil6ereoellerne til Jellcsmooltibet
og inofoslcreoe / fulot Mool en- IT'LL
tie11oe, n1en life oelto min0re belto=
lenoe Sof / Oet ogioo f1llbt for
Itooeligc S1prbigbeo, bporn1eo Scr:
e1i11gen LOS fig Sc ~porlne Boiler /
lfarp Sauce" image.
Joreningens npe G11blcm por
bleben far0ig til oennc 2ejlig9eb
og bores al en- itor Eort al Sore
ni11gens Meblenm,er. s en- for
gplot ElaOe ie5 poa bbio 8uno DC
befje10te tire bo1lfe BplgeIinjer us
fprt | Wloot; bag gplgcn 1tiger So=
lcll op, fer ODER ltoor: Isl bill 2ps"
toget fra Joreningens Wptto. s
Monoen ser er uofprt / rp0t, itoor
Toreningens NuDn % 0e fjenbte
WGrfcr, Tilfel1 og &orlloflct, fra Sc
0unlfc Menter.
sc. 6. $.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
minneapolis.

9isfnsfonsnvbe i ct. HcocrS
&irfcs l(nghom5forc1ing ofboloes
fprltfonmenoe Spnoog Mften meo
Mr. Spb. &irtegaoro 1om aSl,olcocr
oper Gm1lct: Observation-Disclosures
Spgobc".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

@upcrnprcn, ST.. @el1pce=2orien
folnmcr bcrtil. Get CT intere5iont
at tolc meb en- &cprnl cntollt for
8cfolfl1iuge11, ng III pil notltrligpis
gjere alt, bnob hi fan, for at n1pOe
etbhcrt bcrettiget &roD."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
st. paul.
41beber n1co ~inoienoes, iaa De er
HrDffeript feneit gorsoag Wiooog.
Qpntpr: 201 Court 8loef.
Sch ajpb elier &eparatton q
ubre beisg ben p%elfjenote Supele
simon Nelfon 200 g. 7tb Streei

Gu ,Sec Cream Spcial" afbploes
paa 1~ro,,oiens n2alpn", paa 5Jpr=
net of Coulter % 2oforo Sts. pnn
Mftc1elt 0en "a. Suni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG,
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s.. OF 9
st. Gudstjeneste SSndag Formid.
dag III. 1870. Altergang f@rste
S@ndag i liver Manned. Anden
S@ndag hver Manned tillige Aften-
gudstjenes-e ri. 81
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Praast, Pastor A.. J.. Tarpgaard,
2S1O f.. 22nd Street. TeIefon:
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
5efte til &rigsbrng.

@efte til arigsbrns, 6irmoet
Barrett & 3in1lnerl,on11 iolgte /
NollDogs til Mepralentonter for
Dcll ellgelife % f%ronife Scr 400
8elte til Ell Hris al S135 til $175
pr. Stpffe. elsie @e1te piI blipe
fDroelt nnellen1 Nrtillcriet pg So
bollcriet i be Alliereoes Sore. gn
Del al @eiteue offprtes n1eD bet
i%al1ulle> nreoenS Meiten ofgoor ie<
mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
1tnberigaelIc al Triffeuanbet.

9rofcsior q. 8. @uff peo Stots-
1nipcriitetet pil irclntibig fpretoge
rc9elnlGsiige lluDeripgel1er al 9rif-
feDal,oet ber / gpcl. Mlerebc fpr
lpngere Iio iiben er / gpcns Go,lO-
bprfer inDrettet ct 2ubprutDrl11al
meb bette 6prn1ool for 2je. @pis
NgDDen0igDe0en 1fulOe inDtrGffc> bill
galloet peD gcbouDling al &pbber=
SlllpDot blipe beifpttet for Elolltc=
bnfit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
ltu9bumsfurenimacu at 1905 u,p=

lln8bumsfurenimgcn al 1905 N.Y.
Der fprltfnmmc,oe Snsoog Mftcl
ocn %. SUM DpS Ger. % Wfrs.
@arocnfletb, 1925 Bloomington
Npc., til ct. &ansoftens Set. Wfeo=
lcnlnlcrnc bcocs up0c ti0liq poo
Nftencn. 90. 6. $.
s ct, Ecbers bonifc, cp,-lnt9,
Strife prubifeoe / Spnoags &oitpr
&onlen, 2rrer nco 8%rGlteifolen
Ocs @foincs, og ont G%fternriooo-
gen bolot BON Soreorog poo Set.
ploolcn neo Minncbobo ont SSSngc-
molns Oigtning.
s Spnoogs Mftcs preoifcoc $50:
ltpr Nlop 8. &irfebcrg / sen BON.
lfe &irfc.. Naltor &irfeberg G,
ErUlt / 0olles, Mim., tilbpreno(
oen fpreneoc norlfc &irtc. Set ba,
en- ltor @leoe for mango @erner
oen banlfe Strife ottcr at bprc @o.
ltor &irfeberg.
Niclier. g Sielnmct nos Yu1tpl
Sarpaoarb pieoes sen 13oe Sum
Salfoan Oleien % Mi1s Mael &e
tericn, Ceres Stem bliber i 0lipio
Wfinn.
Gen 14oc SUM- pieoes / st
Ecbers bonifc lutb. Strife Sans Sire
oerit NiSien % Miis M,n1a Morit
Moolflcn. Gn iml,f 8rbllupsfel
afbolotes / Sjemmet bos Miels S
Getcricn paa 40tb slpe, Sc MDgiftt
boiatter lie ! 5leepp Gpe, .Meinn.
Il 2pffel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
Nsiis Martba SEMEN (9atter al

Miis Martba Senien (0otter al
Scr. Riels Senieh 1886 blooming
tom Abe., ionu er en- of ct. Geoers
airfens melt aftiDe Weolemmer), af=
rejlte / forrige l1ge til &alfer,
Minn-- Sum bar. i lpneere Sio be-
ret iDg og baaber mi, neo ct Sp=
bolb pao set berberenbe Sanatp=
RUM at gjenpinbe lit Selbreb. Sen
bcs mango genner enifer, at bun
'mao fomn1e tilboee fulbitenbig hel=
brebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
Sfotpjsfabrifant g. :. Sprcuien

Sfotpjsfabrifant g. :. Sprcnien
Der fra Bpe1 iDpuutes fprlcDc1 en-
Bg0e paa $500 fpr life at buDc DC
talt SrOfpm1ltifot / BET forlpbnc 9lmr.
Sans Sr11ttpil10togter onilogcs til
$t18>O00 % Ncttoinbtngte1 til
$4,000. Sprel11en erflpreDe, al
ban life baDoe betolt fin Sfat al
Den @rnn0, at ban life ni0ite, Der
efsiltereOe Ell Sob, Der paalogoc en-
fadoan Sfat. 9culc Jorflorina
bar Dog fife tilltruffclig til at full=
ne Fri bnnl for DC l%1bebogeli9e Elig=
Ter, i0et. l%lfp1oigbeb til 2ppcll life
] fritager for Cpfplbclic al ocr.
WDt, .iturt 6%uretagenbc pil / Ell
11pr JrcnltiO giDe Mrbcjnc til 200
Yer1oner fer / NDell, iDet en- ltprr(
Wpbelfobrif o9tes opfprt fer. Get
T bopeoio9elig '9opcmpblcr, Ocl
tu1lfcs fobriferet % bDortil Der Tom
Nanrnatcrlale anDenocs en- Slogs
Frrricgrrs, Der life ppflcr ullorc
5tcDcr emo / Miscnniiu % Will1e=
toto. Iobrittcn far ollcrcoc be
1taact / flcrc Nnr / GLENDALE 8. s.,
men al 5euipn til Lronspprtbcipo=
Keller at Moal1otcriolet flDttcs Girf=
fonlbeoen til Stoten fer, bppr Moo.
materiolct tilpirfes.
JabrifonlG9get nil fpnllle til al
Dptagc Ell Elubs poo $1,000 &pu=
Or1tto0, % Dil pnltre1t fonll1e i'll
at nDbctole 100000 OH Morct
1pnninger.
Srganiiercoc MntpmubilmDc. Sc
berpGrenoe Ynliti trnr at bopc pp
Daget, at Der fer / Ggncn iinocs q
%orgalilcrct NnnDc nlcb oct 1Sor
lllaol at ljplc Yilcr, % at oe1 bo,
pnlgt DC n%oropcltliac % pltligc Sta
ter til Operations felt. @n 81. 6
Storc, lon1 oen Soc os. orreltcreoe!
/ Council @luffs, Soma, % en-
Smobo arrcitcret Molo, iom prgrc
DC Zig bco at opgipc Nonn, onflo
9es for at babe l%tjunlet en- Oil fr
8illiom Salisbury / 8bitc @co
Den 2Ooc Mui. @cggc bar / 8clin
Belle al Yopircr, Der uopiltc, at 5
1ton | Sorbinocl1c nlcb orbre 9h1tr
mobiltpbc. Gn grllloig llnbcrlg
gcllc bill blipc forctagct for at ia
fait1laaet @anocns Snnfong y
8irfenlaobe.
Spferelicn al Ben nDc 8aucgaari
lnber til at nile lobc pcntc poo iio
i0et Vproooct bar let iig npoio9c
til at afpilc Iilbubcne poo @pq
nina. Ger Ell enbm1 inacn otter
refining inotulffct fra Obcrlt 6. 81
1onlnsen0 | Den Mnlcbnina, NC
gDen pil lclpfplaclig gjpre alt, bpo
Der ltaar | ocns Mogt, for at ircl
.fDnbc Sugcn, Wcn / be6Ite Sal
tan Der oglaa enoml bengao uge1
i1tnen Der inotrGffer cit Mfajpreli
fra Griasbcpartenlentet.
De mere pes1imiltiite Sogtpnoiq
mlencr cnooaiaa, at Der fan benau
ct Mar, far alt ct tlappet % flar1
lao Der fan %bcapnocs mcb 8panir
Gen, S berpnrenbe &anbelsfrebi
berifer Der Ell noget bitter Stem
nina imnb sc rette ifploige, ipn ia
facet 9lanelr til at fnntre, ioet De
er al laa ltor 9etDoni11g for gpen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18
Npc arGffer heb 1~1niperiitctet.

glollot DC r1pe 2erere, iom oniettes
peo Statsuniperiitetet er Or. So
iepb 9eterfon tioligere &rofesior i
Gfpfologi peo l%lniperiitetet i l1tab>
% elmer 2lno> tioligere peo Semi
iplbania llniperfifd, aniptfes iom
asiiitere11be grofes1orer i 3ooIogi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

Gemmerferie. Bpr11el,e peo 9p<
ems forifjellige Sfolcr fit fio1te
l1ee Spmnlerfcrie. Ser groDl1erc=
0es s9t 8prlL bporof $50 9renge
og All bigger. Sffe minore enc
$50 al oenlle lll1gopnsifore agter
til ,1olte Mur at beipee 3pjifplcrnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-18

Mr. 6. q. gOsiens 'nnitrn oe
lille 5pn ofrejite i asrbaes Affes
til @ortforb, Conn, for at beige
5legt og genner. Scr. 8os1en
loln II asii1terenoe 3arf 5uperin=
terloe1f, bill ienere feIge efter for at
tilbringe en- lille 5erie ianln1en meo
Somilien.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-03-09
Open FIGHT FOR
BOOST IN RATES
Forty-one Lines Begin Argument
Before Commission in
Chicago.
OUTLINE THEIR CONVENTIONS
Roads Seek Advance Enough to
Pay Seven Per Cent
Dividend.
OUTLINE THEIR CONVENTIONS

Chicago, March 5.-Contendine
that the margin between their in.
come and expenses was becoming sc
small as seriously to affect their
credit, forty-one western railroads
began before Commissioner w. NJ
Daniels here yesterday their argu-
ment in their application to the in
terstate commerce commission for
an increase in freight rates, which,
it was said, would add $10,O00,O0O
to their annual revenue.
The argument was of a general
character. Later the rates on COM
modities, such as grain, live stock,
packing house products, coal and
fruits and vegetables, are to be con-
sidered in detail.
The chief contentious of the
roads, as outlined by c. E. Schaff,
president of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas road; S. M. FELTON,, president
of the Chicago, Great Western and
c. c. Wright, counsel for the Chicago
& Northwestern road were:
That all the railroads should be
permitted to charge enough to en-
able them to pay at least 7 per cent
dividends, with a margin over that
for surplus.
That at present many of the roads
are not able to pay more than per
cent and some of them cannot pay
anything.
That their smaller profits impair
their credit and they are compelled
to pay higher rates for new capital.
That public demand for elaborate
passenger stations and freight ter
minals to enhance the beauty of
cities, such as at Kansas City, Mo-,
and St. Paul, Mimi, has placed bur-
dens on the railroads without in
creasing their revenues.
That increased equipment, higher
wages and restrictive legislation
have greatly increased the expenses
of the roads involved.
After opposing the demands of the
roads on the ground that what they
asked for would amount not to $10,-
100000 but to s75,000,00O or $780,
100000 year, Clifford Thorne, who
as leading counsel for the
shippers, asked Mr.. Schaff if it were
not merely on account of the Euro
pean war that the roads were ask
ing increases. Schaff said he could
not recall any increased expenses on
account of the war.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-03-09
THE CHIEF Of P0-
lice IS ARRESTED
Sioux City Official is Charged With
Bribery-Civic Graft and General
Corruption is Said to Exist.

Sioux City, Ia, March Geo
PIERCE, police chief of Sioux City
was placed under arrest last evening
on a warrant sworn out in a local
Justices office. The information was
filed by E. G. Walcott, secretary OF
the local Y. M. C. A. 1t charges bri-
berry against the head of the police
force.
1t is thought other arrests will
follow at once.
The charges against Chief Peirce
are the result of investigation into
city conditions which have been
quietly made for a number of weeks.
1t is alleged that startling revela-
lions of civic graft, general corrup-
ton and knavery will be revealed.
1t will be charged that men in au-
thority have been in league with the
and that they have COL
lected graft, both petty and great in
return for which they allowed boot
Logging, gambling, houses of prosti-
tuition and other evils to flourish.
1t is further alleged that the men
were not satisfied with the spoils
received, but double crossed their
victims, arresting them after they
had promised them immunity.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-03-09
SWAMP LANDS Be:
COME RICH farm
Ohio Farming Corporation Proves
What Big-Scale Ideas and Mod
ern Methods can Accomplish.

Wellington, Ohio, March s.
When the Horr-Warner Co., of this
town, set out forty years ago to buy
up worthless" swamp lands, the
farmers shook their heads.
That land is SO poor you couldn I
raise a disturbance on it, was q
popular Wellington joke.
But the Horr-Warner Co. dis
turbed." They disturbed peaceful.
Anticipated farm methods.
Thousands of dollars were invest
ed in the reclamation of this swamp
country-all the unpromising
swamps in the vicinity were brought
up. Their former owners chuckled.
1t seemed grim task, but this
town now boasts one of the largest
and most extensive farm corpora
tions in the United States-with as
sets well up to the million mark
for that hopeless" swamp land to-
day represents one of the richest
producing sections in this part Of
the state.
This company has been using hun
dreds Of tons of fertilizer on all
crops. In fact, they think it unprof-
table to raise onions and celery
commercial plantfood.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-03-09
QUESTION SANITY OF
PASTOR DARNELL
Minister Indicted as White SLAYER
TO Undergo Examination.

Chicago, March 5.-The Rev.
James Morrison Darnell, the former
Kenosha, Wis, preacher who is I'M
der indictment on charges of violat-
ing the Mann act, is to undergo an
examination into his sanity.
Darnell, who was known in Keno
sha as the husband of Ruth Soper
Darnell, resigned his pastorate sew
eral weeks ago following the discov-
cry by trustees of his church that
he had another wife in Chicago. He
was indicted on a charge of trans
porting Ruth Soper from Owatonna,
Mimi, to Kenosha.
The inquiry by insanity experts
will be conducted by two physicians
selected by Darnell's counsel and
one selected by the government.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-03-09
iowa HAS Sec
0ND HENRY FORD
Cedar Falls Manufacturer Shares
Profits.

Cedar Falls, March 5.-Adam
Wagner, head of the Wagner Man
company, makers of hard
ware specialties, has come to be
known as the Henry Ford" of c.
dar Falls. One of the first men in
Iowa to better the working condi-
lions of his employees, Wagner yes
terday climaxed his altruistic pro-
gramme by announcing that his
would share all it's profits
7 per cent earning on the
stock nvested-among it's employees.
The profit-sharing will apply to all
employees who have been with the
for one year or more. The
will be made in proper
ton to wages received.