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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-18

Lagrippe coughs demand instant treat
ment. They show a serious condition of
the system and are weakening. Post
master Collins, Barnegat, N. T., says
| took Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for a violent lagrippe cough that
completely exhausted me. and less than
half a bottle stopped the cough. Try
1t. For sale by all druggets.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-18

eating regularly and sleeping well. Yet
something Is the matter! Constipation.
headache. -neryousness and bilious spells
edy is DR. Kings New Life Pills. Only
csc at your druggist. Bucklen's Arnica
Salye for skin eruptions.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-18
THE CITY.


Generally fair tonight and Tues
day; probably colder Tuesday and eX-
IRENE west portion tonight; warmer
extreme east portion tonight.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-18
NOTICE.

The store of Biederstaedt & Koch
will be closed for inventory, begin
ming with Tuesday, January 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-18
MANY DrsoRDERs COME
FROM THE LIVER
Are You Just at d with Yourself?
DO you Regulate Ldv1nQ7

Are you sometimes at odds with your
self and with the world? Do you won
der ails you? True you may be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02

Erls guardian D5-.Ua and stephen
-aye 8 common cause -- -lsi- i--=-eS.
the u-r- ard -la-r friendship
quickly rlue-s l--c love
Nsa-w1ils. gar-sSi-v. w-c has
crushed many SINE be attacked Van
--rur. plans o. crush others Ce--
tam r4vs-s i- his safe would convict
men % c--U-i-zl.-y. -rnE since almost
fc-cc--e-- Through them he seeks 90
tt-5 thess men O. his vlA DsciEa
ana STEPHEN ho-h have strong inter
est II che q JErissa-s's prospective
victims ard when Dscira tells stephen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02

that The iucriminatug papers are In
Der E.ardiln's safe. he determines 20
steal thcu- as his las; illecal act
-1tn Van TrCmp sets his roveuCe.
lie htir4ys stephen. When Janissarv
has him arrested. not Knowing his
identity. Van TrCmp triumphs in dis
closing 90 him that he is his own son
he tells lanisSary that Tor making min,
a P4uPe- he had made JaniSSary's son
= thlef
jan SSary- overcome by the revela-
lon, shoots himself An old will Is
found which leaves JaniSSary's entire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02

Nttt-at ~ sue " NF4a.
NtMNhkC. Okla. Nov The
>,r'Ne late last week cutting into an
queen Oiiy Mine company made an
vtneI StrlAe late last week. cuttiu.
me an exceptionally rich run q ore
and are making eicht cars ~ az
and one ear q load IL a hundred cars
ot dirt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02

tNIi iAne 10 his son, So Steuhe1 ard
A.esl.aa marry and devote themselves
ana 'hels millions Co helping the poor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02

Hear Darcy at CHRISTIAN church.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Tstting Towel.

A novel towel motif which brings
into use the quaint art of tatting.
Makes up very attractively.
Detail Of medallion.
LIST R0w-Make ring 20 st. and 10
picots. close ring and fasten thread.
End ROw-Make ring Q st., l p, 2 st..
fasten to p. of ring first made. 2 st..
/ D., 2 st., close ring and turn.
8rd ROw-Make ring of 4 St. / p, 4
st.. 1 D., 4 st., 1 D., 4 ST., close ring and
repeat from End row.
Detail of Edging Of Tatting Towel.
Make ring 4 ST.. / p, 4 st., 1 p, 4
st., close ring and fasten thread. Turn,
make ring 2 St. 1 p, 2 st., l p, 9 st.,
1 p, 2 st. close ring, fasten thread.
Turn. make ring like first and fasten to
last D. made on first ring. Close ring
and turn again. Make ring, 8 st.. fas-
ten to last p. on small ring. 3 st., ]
D., / st. 1 p. 1 st., l D., 3 st.. l p, : ST.
Close ring and fasten thread--turn
~work-repeat / st. ring, turn. Make
small ring. turn. Make / at. ring. This
completes the first festoon-continue,
always having 4 large rings on n
side, Q srSall and 1 large on the other.
This pattern made Of linen finish GRO
yhet thread IL very handsome on
rrrim curtains.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

eiilen SeufSer aus itno beoefte einen
Mllgenblid Die Stirn nit Der Sano.
Dor einigen Sagen lit Der urme
9urihe ober 5n mir gefommell, or
m,tbte in ieiner NngIt nno Aotb lid)
feinen Natb mcbr uno Bot mid, i'm
aus @etteraus &lalien 81 retten. 9r
fannIt Dir oenfell, Dab id) Iofort oa6u
bereit mar.
Sd, oallfe Dir, Sans! murmelte Der
8omnler5ienratb. Sans Selloorf
ntahte cine a~buebrenoe gewegung
NIT ser Sanb mo er5Gblte weiter:
SD gab ibm bas @elo, %foroerte
aber iein gbrenmort, niemano, obrle
ieglihe Iusnabme, 81 iager, bon
mem or es erbolten habe. Gr bot oas
Wort itrenger gebalten. oils id uiter
Den eingetretenen ltmltanoen bon ibnl
5I forbern berehtigt 9epelen marc.
limo if lobe i'm Oaiiir, rief nit
leuhtenben 9liden Ser Gommer5ien.
rotb. or bate iid ans ieiner &c.
beu9ten Stellung auigeridtet, iein
@eIen mar polig perGnoert. GS ge-
fGat mir bon Dem Burden, oaB CT
cher ales iiber iif) ergebcn lieB, ais
oaB er obne oeine GrlaubniB bas Dir
gegebene @ort bruf, oarin licgt bod
Gbarafter. Iber marllm balt OIL es
ibm oenn abgenommen?
Sans Sellborf 5ogerte nit Der
antmort; Die Sraee mohte ibmt inner
martet fpmmen, itnb Der aommer,
5ienratb glallbte Die itimnle SpradJe
5u periteben. Gem Sobn Die Sanb
ouf bie Sdulter Legend, iagte or
meidL abbitteno:
Mdl mein lieber Sobn, ih meiB gar
wobl, oaB Dir mand)es llnred,t i'm
Salie beines 8aters geidJiebt, unO
id leioe idnper oarunl-
Batter, 8ater, ouS iolit on niGt!
Hiht Inn m%elnetpiaenl rief Sans oa.
omiifen. SD
Sd meiB. meld) ein gutter Sobn on
bit! fiel Der Vater fpieoer Ell, lli0
oesbalb empfinoe ih es oft ais eill
ltnredt, Dab i6 Dir oieie-baB idy
Dir cine Stiefmutter gegeben babe,
Sans Selloorfs 8eiid)t lddelte bier
in elmer Weile. Die es, menn nid)t
ifon, bod lrlgemein an5iebeno er.
id)einen lieb, mo CT antDortete:
Weine arme Wiitter muBte naf)
fiir5er Che iterben, inoem iie mir oas
2eben CAB; es lit MIR natiirlid uno
poaig bere6tigt. baB on IN elmer
5peiten Che oaS 81 friib 5ertriim.
merte @liid wieoer al%lf5urid)ten be.
Daht marit. Hie babe ih Dir in mel
mem SerSen oorolis nur Den leiieitel,
8orwurf gemaht, ME hat bas meme
9icbe 81 Dir MIR I'M seringiten beein-
tradtigt. @ern bate ih oeine 5meite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
10. s. a pitel.

NOolbert, lieber Slrnge, ullf Elm
@ort! borte Aoalbert Selloorf lid
ohrilfen. oils er, aus Dem 3inlnler
ieines &oters fommen0, nit g~eienfter
Stirn mo in triibieli9iter Stimmung
in Dos ieinige ihleifen molfe. IS
mar iein Srlloer Sans, Der I'M Srep-
penbaule unter ben bort oufgeIteltell
Dpben Ealmen nno anoern erotiiden
3ierbGimen bin. uno bergegaTgen
mur mo auf i'm ~geportet bate.
Cine llmitdnoe nabm er i'm inter
bcl; arm, iilbrte Den lid ell perlig
StroubcnOen Die Sreppe binoni nad)
Den BON linn beDobnten 3ilnnlern,
ihlob Die Sbiir, oriidte i'm ari einen
Stubl mo iagte, Dor ibm itebenb:
,SeBt, mein lieber Sobn, beid)te elm.
ma.
Abcr, Sans. ih begreiie DID nid)t!
$50 milit on bon mir? mebrtc lif
MNllbrrt.
X begrcliit mid rcd)t gut, nciBt
"a gellall, lDaS ld) Don or lOlll, llllO
~fonlnit mir nid,t cher Don Der Stele,
bis ih criabren babe, mas e. 5Diid)en
cir mo Dem Batter gegeben bat! ett.
.gcgnete Sans nit ireunoliher Ont.
id%ieoenbeit mo i6aute Ocbei nit iei.
ilcn bcllen, ebrlidlen augen Dem Sru,
Scr 10 ieit ms @eiiht, ais Oh err ibm
bis alli oen @runb Der Seele ieben
noble.
9tOolbcrt i1llig Dor oieiem Bid Die
shigcn nicoer. SroB mo S6am
clelten ii6 nuf ieinem biibiben @e-
iibtc, oalun ober erbielt cine meide
TcNurg pl0slif Die Sberbano. Or
mari lid in oes YruberS @rme unO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

@attin geebrt, geliebt, in ibr Die
Stelpertreterin meiner %perltorbenen
Wiltter geieben, menu-luenn-iie
mir Dies MIR b1tte geitatten molen.
Gr iufte oiigenifcinli6 nud) Dem
miloeiten Miisorud fiir 0aS Serbalten
Der SSrali, Ole er SHUTTER nenneu
ioate, iilo Ole oieien Nanen bo6 10
nenig rehtfertigtc.
3iirne ibr nidt, Sans, pergib i6r,
betrafte iie mie cine &ranfe, Die lie
ia in @abrbeit aild) lit, bat Ser Som.
mer5ienratb. SD bobe lie ni6t lolge
geiuno al meirler Seite geba6t. Sbre
ungliidlihe Gerpoiitdt bat ibr mo
mem Seben pergiitetl
Oortietung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

melto: Soateit on oas pirflit nibt
ubnen, 8nter2
Ibolbert mar bel birl iaete ser
&ommer5ienratb, linO ieine id)pn 10
oiiltere Stirn legte lid IN nod ~ticiere
Salten. Sas bate err blciben lnlien
t0nneit.
SIN 8egeitbeil, Das onrfte er ili6t
blelben laiien, erpioerte Ser Sobn.
gr mar es Sir, iid utb mir iduloig.
Stein, Sans, es gibt 0inee, Die
bari fem oritter ~eriabren, uno -ipeun
es aiif Ser Sobn ilnb Yruoer IpGre.
@os gbalbert getbnn, bas mtuBte
5nilfen linn uno mir bleiben.
Mber, 8nter, Moalbert bat nid]t &C.
than, mas on ibm our 2ait legIt; Dir
oas 5i iagen, bin if) 81 Dir gefom.
men, errpioerte Sans ltno ergriff BON
nel,em Die Sano, Die Der aommer.
5ienratb MIR fur5e 3eit in Der ieineit
gelailen bate.
Sieier fllbr bon ieinem Strble alif.
Sat er perIud)t, audi Dir bas WtGrher
81 er5dblen, oaB er iif oas @elo aui
onbere @eiie perifufft babe, aber
oariiber nidt iprefen oiirfe?
Gs lit fem WGrd)en. ionoern Die
Wabrbeit.
Ser &ommer5ienratb IGfelte ipGt.
tiif unb unglGubig: Sat er Dir etpa
Die gebeimniBpole Gnelle genannt,
ans Der linn Oas @elO gefloiien ieiil
ioa?
gr braud)te lie mir nift 5lt neit-
men, i6 fannie lie. Sieber Batter, mie
lit es oenn MIR moglif, bob on nidJt
iogleid auf Oas NahitliegenOe uerfal-
len bit?
Die 9lide bon Sater uno Spbn
taud)ten tief in chamber, Damn ihrie
Der %eritere, Den iungen Mann bel bel
Den Sd)ultern pafeno uno i'm beftlg
ihiittelnb: Sans-Sans-iit'S mog.
lid! Sli-or-!
Sd! ontlportete Der Sobn unb
neigte Die Stirn, ole Elm perrGtberi-
ihes Hotb leidt iiberilog. Der Som,
m%er5ienrntb Oeutete hieies 3eidel
Der 9eihGmlns iiber oie linn seiagtc
llnmuhrbeit gliidlidJeripeiie anoers
mo .oie>erGolte tiei aufatbmero: III
bait ibm oie 5ipeitauienO Wdrf gcgc-
benz Gr bot iie mir nidt gcitoblen
8, @ott lei Can't, mein Sobn lit fem
9etlorener, fein Sieb! gr ialtete
Die SGnoe unb idaute wie i'm lium-
men Ganfaebet 5ur Oefe empor.
Damn iroate er IN einem Zone, rurd)
meld)en iiod) sic aiiSgeitanbene AngIt
5itterte: Ihcr marlm bnt Der tho
ridte gurife mir bas nidJt iogleidJ
9eingt?
Sap Dir Dos erflGren, Batter, 10 gut
ids ebcn ielbit permlag, entSegnete
Sans, briidte ben aommer5ienratb
mieoer ari oeiien Stubl nieOer iiro
ilibr tort: Sbpobl abalbert piel
@elo p%erbroud)te unb, mie if ,pubte,
Simpeilen arg in Der 3lemme iab, fat
er mid bod ME I'M Musbiilfe gebeten.
uno 10 germ ih ibm segeben bate. rll-
terlieB ih oob itets, ibm elm iolfeS
s~(nerbieten 5il MAIDEN. Oh erlaBt es
mir, Dir Den @runo bafiir an nennen.
Der 8ommer5ienratb nidte, itieb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
6 + g. .

Sb bin oein lieber Soter ni6t
ntehr! unterbruf i'm Sellborf nno
elltriB linn sic &onO, bie er ergretfen
aepullt-
gaos ioa i'd tbiin? @as ioll ih
fun? gr rang Die &anoe.
Gie @abrbeit ipre6en.
Gas tbie i'd. Sd babe Oas @clo
nid)t ent1penoet!
@ober bolt 81, es ionIt?
t Sas fonn ih Dir nift iaaen! Sas
fer, claude mir bod MIR Dies eill5ige
Ntoll
ltod longe ging bic @ehlelreoe
apiid,en Snter uno Sobn bin nno Der,
ptne ouB Der lestere Su cinem 3llge-
f1nonib 5u bringen gelpclen mare.
Gnolif aebot Der &ommer5lenratb
finlter unb itreng, Ioulbert moge lif
trpaen.
,SSf fam Did nift 5u einem @e.
itGnbpiB 5minsen, iagte er, uno ocin
&crbred)en %ebeniopenlg CUR In5eige
brinaen. Die @bre u%nieres Eamens
pcrlanatv oub barber oaS tieflte
StiQidyueigen beobaftet miro, nid)t
bcine Wlltter, nift oein gruber iol.
len oupon erfabren. Iber sniihen
inns lit bon bellte ab DaS Sildtu6 ger
idnittcn.
=, @aterl ihrie Der Sobn ali.
NcllBerlid, mirb es 5nilfen inns
fcin pie 5lrpor, ih meroe es Dir allf)
ferner an nihts febIeu laIien, aber
bite DID, nod einen Sfritt meiter
aiii Der acknowledgement Sabn 81
gcben. Weine Nad)iift nnb Gang.
mlitb fonnten cine 8ren5e boben!
Nit elmer sebieteriihen SanObe-
tpcgling mics er nod Der Sbiir, ais
'goolbert nod einen Geriuh MAIDEN
nuilte, i'm milber 5l Itimmen. @eb,
on bolt meme @ebulb lange 9enu9
.Iiii:brouht, @eb,
2 Us bIieb oem iunaen Wann nidts
,iibriN, ais @cboriom 81 leilten.
- Siei ~oufieuiSeno itaiite ser aom'
mcrjicilrath Dem neutrality-suspicious.
mod. 80 Sprnig or ibm audi begeg-
net mar, in ieinem %Ssnnern regte lid
6pt cine Gimme, Die 5u gunlten bes
.Snhncs iprah.
rs Gr hat niht Dos Inieben zines
T:cbcs, er permod,te mir pffen ms
..Sl,ae az blidcn; u%nmoglidl fam CT
:ld)pn 10 perltoft lelr, lam or Dor lid,
hin. Nber, no ioll oas 8elo gcblie.
ben icin2 gSer fonutc es ioilit &c.
nonrmen babcn? @arunt permelgert
Rr mir Die 4llsfnnft, mober er es be-
fommen2
to llnb marum magte i) nift, ibn1
eiue Srage por5ulegen? iragte err iid
bang. @eil i) fiirdtete, er Tonne
mir oann bod cine M1tport ertbeiiel
.--lucil ih nift mpllte, oaB ct gum
&errGtber oil ser eigenen Mllttel
miiroe. ltnm6alih lit es nift, bof
bic tborihte Sruu IN ibrer Iffenliebt
fid, aud 81 einem iold]en uniinni9er
Strei6 bat binreiBen ~laiien. Sic bat
ibrem ~per5ogenen Sobnben Inn ieoer
Greis aus Der alemnle belien lpollen.
llto Der gurihe bat crit burd) mid
c%rinhren, mie lie 5l Dem @eloe &c.
Ioligt lit. % blieb inn freilid) nidJts
iibria, ols 81 idmeigen.
llno aud mir bleibt nid)ts anberes
iibrig, id)loB er ieine getrahtung
trauriae @abl, annebmen 5u miiiien,
mo lei entlpcoer BON ser Satin
ooer bon Dem Sobn bintergangen
DorOen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Gin begreiilidjcr @nnid.

Gin Observation-Disclosures i6aut
iih in einem S6iiBengraben : Inter.
itanb nm.
.ainoer, mie biibid SIR einserid-
tet ieiol"
nSa," iaet Elm Soloat, riuenniu I'M.
Iere Siaa Nun audi nod gegen 6eller
periifert mGre!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

of 81 SITS. Always remember to CHI. 5
at the end of row In one filled mesh
there are always 4 tr.. in 2 there are
Z, In 8 there are 10. Follow design.
Detail of Edge on Towel.
Fill end with de-, CHI. 5, turn
2nd ROw-Make row of open meshes
with 2 chains between each treble.
3rd ROw-Same as second row.
4th Row dc. in LIST open mesh, l
p, 4 de-, in next space, 4 dc. in next
space, 1 p, repeat to end of work, al
ways making l p. over every other tr.
9Th ROw-Ch. 5. and 81. st. into
treble missed by picot. Notice the
chain of 5 forms arch over picot made
in preceding row. Repeat to end Of
work, turn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

Die Sinbn .MiiiiOnen iinb Der
Milotbdtigfeit Der @ldubisen 81
cmpfeblen. Sunberte bon Sprs
fern icbnen iih bannd,, betebrt 5u
nerben. tpenu mir MIR @elo gez
mug bdtten, linen Gateheteu 3u
ld)iden. cine Stride ober fleine
Sdule 81 balien. Glide Gents
per Gag geniigen fir ben Inter
bait eineo 4uted]eten ober Sd)uls
fiubcs, ba bercn Seoiiriniiie 9es
ring Iino uno Die Irbeit bier bilig
lit. @elber 5ur llnteritiibun9 Der
Sinbus Wiiiiionen mo9e man gcfl
an Hep. 6atbcr 3. Nelen, Sr.,
Nelore, Or. Snbia, ienpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

10 cents and thee H and it's yours We'll mail it direct to yu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
lsadas area ss9Es prseipita;ios
wEATHEE OEsEEyATIOSS

40 area o. fse.ssfiv tav sr~ssarr is
tsls maru5sE -rnfrsi over eastern Wis
eaasfe aaf re astesfass pFreipifasi9a
hss occurred ia thr TERRITORY iroz tts
eastern uaesg coanfale s-oe- 20 ere
sl.-EEanirs. a. Wrmpsis ere Fsfr'aii
anaaass4 Co t.sg isesss. asE ar M1afr
Fam-rr f1 les ieesss Pair ursfa--
u1w prevails ta rssf ~ tEs Rocky
a19araaas rraIae aEf ere Missouri val
f=F pfseztsE Temperatures are sEsin
reported f-ocs Wr9azraE ar9 eastern
cefarafa aas sluieE frasss are sotet
as far sogstN srt si7eF ter eastern
Rocky es1urEa5s slsps ss Earft1-sf-
ere TEXAS pstr ssE e1sFsssFt cool
vrash-r Tel irffrssrs f1r rrts vsetnffv
.sefEss sss safsrssr. win pfoaat'F
.rass toesaeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
TEACHERS EXAMS
ARE BEING GIVEN
Twenty eighf Taking Test 10 Secure
Certificates for Right TO Instruct
Youth.

Twenty-seven applications for teach
ers' certificates are concluding a test
today IN the supervisors room nj the
court house under the direction OF
Miss Lou Harris. county superintend-
ent. Tomorrow Miss Harris will
conduct a rural eighth grade test at
the high school building.
Those taking the test were:
Rock Island-Ida Sosna, Lillian c.
.Zurlinden. Gladys Turner. Grace c.
Bladel. Vera ]. McBurney. Maude Nc
Ginty. Avis Ely. Zelina Comegys. Stella
Wilson. Alice Seeburger. Hazel F. VIII
lis
Milan-Stella NJ Simmon. Lillian
Hansen. Edna Simmon. Julia Seefeldt,
Elma r. Smith.
Noline-Mrs. Frances Husman. An
ma Latham. Lucretia NJ. Grove.
Joslin-Mary T. Daley.
Barstow-Edna Ragan.
Andalusia-Pearl ". Tice.
Carbon Clin-william p. Gerhardt.
Atkinson-Nancy c. Milburn.
Taylor Ridge-Mary a. Kelly.
Hillsdale-Abbie NJ. Dillon.
Port Byron-Paul Harold Russell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

was educated in Buffalo and was mar
ried there March 10. 1905. She was a
member of the Pythian Sisters. The
survivors are her husband, George
Rauch; one daughter. Miss Marie
Clark; her mother, Mrs Mary Mounts,
and three brothers, Sylvester. Jack
and Ray. all of Buffalo. and one sister.
Mrs. George Stapleton of Davenport.
The funeral will be held Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock from the home in
Buffalo. with services at the Chris
tian Union church. Interment will be
in Rose Hill cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

!. 81 sHERIEW. Local Foreeaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07


the entire locality. The complete SER
vice will be resumed as before. going
into effect today.
Garage Burns; Loss is sI.5OO.-A
brand new charging apparatus short
circuited and the garage and touring
car OF ". r. Weir was destroyed. en-
failing a FIRE loss OF about $1,000.
Full insurance covers the damage.
Not until the IRE had gotten beyond
all hope OF control was Il discovered.
Flames were shooting from the roof
% the building when the housekeeper
called the department. About $500
worth OF automobile tools were lost
in the flames. \ turning lathe was
wrecked. There will be no salvage.
Carmelites 20 Move To Bettendorf.-I
The order OF Carmelites. now main /
tanning a convent At Fifteenth and
Brady streets. has purchased one of
the fine hill tops on the blur OF Bet /
tendorf and expect in the near future /
10 erect a 100000 convent building /
and parochial residence thereon. The /
acreage property OF Bert Frahm and 4
Charles r Frank. about one-half mile /
east OF Mcclellan Heights. has been 4
purchased. Options on adjacent prop 4
erty. q Is said. have been secured /
The papers on behalf OF the religious
order are being drawn by Attorney
]. c. Hall. The property is an ideal
location for such an institution II
commands a sweeping view OF the
Mississippi river. Rock Island arsenal,
Rock Island. Moline and the surround
ing country for miles both up and
down the river.
Church Fund In Burglars Swag.-
Funds which have been accumulated
for church and charitable purposes.
old coins. a i0-cent bank and other
vRluables were included in the haul
OF robbers who burglarized the home
OF Walter NJ. Newton. GIL East Fiji
teenth street. Although the haul OF
the burglars amounted to not more
than $50. so far as has been discov-
cred. they went through the entire
house. from cellar 20 garnet. and ran
sacked the drawers In bureaus and
bunets. In each room they left the
evidences OF their visit. The church
and charitable funds had been left by
Mrs. Newton in various parts OF the
house. They belonged 10 societies in
which she held once and was there
fore holding for them. The amount e..
IN each instance was small. but the
Invaders took everything in sight No '
body was In the house at the time.
most OF the family being at n church I
meeting few blocks away. II is pre-
'umed that the robbers effected en- l
rance 20 the house by going through {
N open window in the coal chute a
They went up the stairs and found ac- a
,ess 10 the house easy because OF the }
act that the door from the upper part ]
u the house TO the cellar had been .
eft open
Obituary Record. - Mrs. Rose Ella il
taueh OF Buffalo passed away yester-
lay At the home OF her sister. Mrs
ieorge Stapleton. 1I4n East Third r
treet. The deceased had been aiIing e
or some time. but only seriously in 1,
he last two weeks. She was born ],
an !. 1881. in Muscatine county. and I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
MERCHANTS To Be
GIVEN AN OUTING
fsfsaa Cmy Beating Assoeiafiaa Wui
Iatsrt4ln Hasinsss asn Dee
sraflsa D4Y.
ftvOEs TxTTyDED
ea~sts WI ~ Givsn Biz Fesd az
-IsYfrfid- "a WaEa~r's leland
-Cfas TaEes Memhers.

rusfa@ss ass % Rock ts,asf arr
O. ~ Efvsa a real tFsas pscaratioa
aay. ssesrfisE e. plsas made az tas
r-xsfar ssonshiY aseetiaF % tas t.
iznG cry HoatfnE association last
airht a. ths eiab rgoas AZ taa faot %
Twsith street.. Oar ~ tas enrseess
sarrssGeG mar ths club rrpay fhe slef-
ehaass Tor thsfF Eiaaaess % the asso-
citation az various tietes. on douatiar
prizes far races sgd other eootrf.1-
tioes
rhe natter vas referred ta ere e.
t~rrafnnrnE e0asfafgfee. whlen re- saw
wortiaE ea a pisa t8 take ere cserr
chants - fEYtwfIf. ths attractive ssaar
NEE honss on Wsaurr's Island COVE
enc river neearaf'ou cav falls sa
SanGaV tafs year. aet t1siarss rra
VIII b. ar rfhertV fa affrrt rtF WAY
80 tn@re win he pt-usV ~ tas itgeraFs
81 the uiembers to enc hartor to rfrrT
a tarsr rueibrr m ere merchants 90
wa9asrfs tsffrf Tho associaflas has
farfiifies al fH- summer home fo pre-
pare q Big t.arsr rsr fbr visitors aaf
Fns dav vuJ 81 sbeas ts sshieF ast
" NfN4N
Victor ngftrf efaiewHr ~ ere or
terta afeaF COMMITTEES. htt taken tsr
naffrr ra harf t there are roe
enough boats AL fa- Hsfaar f7 carry
M guests 20 Fae island enc r,aa's
bsrEr wffh q capacity % 2i WV BE-
ased
Arranar Races later.
me association VII. Eali boat farss
again on labor fsv huf p'aas f1e ere
meet VIII uaf te arranged unff f'frr
me bff regatta al ffsrHihsf I1 ere
saFiv oarf 81 fgfv
Hlahf rev members were rts-n i-r
o. enc association ttsf efrhf aef fs-
etab ts pisaains on sssins fe ts more
m the sear future. brfaElaE thr mer13
sershis mara wrf over roo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Bloomington, Ill--Miss Anna Hin
richsen OF Alexander. who has attract
ed attention as a writer of short stor-
les. has been appointed inspector of
jails and almshouses for southern
Illinois by the state charities commits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

sion. In a recent civil service eA-
animation her rank was the highest
in class of 6S-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
DAVENPORT

Smallpox Cases Are Redueed.-But
90 cases OF smallpox now exist in
Davenport, according 20 a statement
OF City Physician G. n. Middleton.
This Is the smallest number OF cases
since the epidemic broke out several
months ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Licensed 10 wed.-George I. Ha-
mann and Veva p. Eastberg. both of
Davenport: G. r. Quinlan OF Chicago
and Lillian N. Sterling OF Davenport:
Herbert r. Ross OF Davenport and
Dora A. weiEenhach OF Chicago;
Charles c. Hook OF ST Louis. Mo. and
Mrs Minnie NJ. Leek OF Indianapolis.
Ind