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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ALLEGED CULPRIT
WILL MAKE FIGHT
Man ARRESTED In Kansas City for As-
sauif on Hast Moline Woman 10
stand Trial

Indications are that Chris. GAlAno-
pulos wili staH4 trial when be u ar
FaiEueG "a eirclit court 20 plead. on a
charge % asszui;iEE al East Moline
woman. Eiih intszi 20 commit nur-
der.
Depaty sherin John Miller. who ar
rested HIN In Kansas City returned
with Galanoplgos Sunday morning and
thia morning the man Was taken be-
fore Judge ". 7. Church on a eaplas.
BE declared that be Was not ready 10
plead and that he would fret have TO
Interview an attorney. He intimatsd
that BE- would make a fight and wanted
90 get an attorney from Kansas City,
but the coart told him there was a
large aeid % able attorneys here and
that 20 .uuid be cheaper Tor him to
choose from among che local cuunseis
He vas remandrd Co the county iail
Chances are that DC viii not resolve a
bearing la the court until the Septem-
her term. since the states attorney
plans 90 end the criminal work % this
term vifh the elimination % the lie
grgJs case.
Gaianoprios is alleged % have en-
tered the home o. 2fra. Sophia Georgia
e1poutous on thc morning % April -.
end 90 have struck her on tho head
aith q brick. rendering her uneousci-
Gus and then Co have taken butcher
arifr and siashed her BODY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
EVERs ORGANIZES
A BASEBALL TEAM

a Baseball trsm composed % Boa
eos sst fra5e=rs- Wss have bsss later
esr-f .s enc rEFF Es@e. has besa orr
Essz-t tF Ett5s t.VrHs. ts~ well
.seVE asefssa ast goes gsfeF ere
sHr OF EErFs Colts TEr Colts 9F-e-
et ono s-esae .ssF sastsg Wlfh a DOE
be TaFg. E-frsf.sE ere Regulars.
le rs 81. aef t.sasaWs Colts. 81 Co ..
u8re Ezaes were F,sFsf 81 a flaasosf
OF TesrfF setrssa sEseef.
IRE t=sHs tfa=s 90 ss follows Carl
H-rrFsas e. fsrs Csvssaeshs o. !. :
1-ssrssr. ts. tsa tIs.sTs 90 Etft7
EF-Fs. essra5e. $50 George HeheFsF.
ss. Iaet glst.srs Ifs Charles Gariaa.
20 set fH=F EErrs. 90 Feaegts
s5-ters a'sVs sf seeesf Base ukFe
20 .s fs faess taking " flatiag.s
s5se- 1fsess-F EVeFs tss scheduled
a saHr F5 t- Fssvrs vita ttT uarEr
csa55ssts Jelly 90 al grsFFtaif Fart-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
COUNTY MARKET NOT
BARRED IN MOLINE

Co@stssi1a~r a. G. ssoursr % Ms-
lice SAYS BE- Eas bsea tatsaEdsrstood 81
bis sfateHsst rsEaFfiaE che sale %
ssrsiss FsoGgets fFosa she county
fsrs4 On tEas city O. &c sstrFview to-
cav tfs ssoaEsr said
= kaEs bsss criticised f1T having
Fresleifs4 tks sale % produce froas
.tks essatY farsa 60 aos anoW how
EEfs srsoFt became rarrrat. bat I DO
ss9S tsss Dc ss srToaraas- I have Eever
diseased ths msttsF vita ttr WYiie.
szEsFistss8sss of ths poor farm. n
faes. lave zoe Sea kiaa % talk 20 %
Eks sabsses- wans kira % brinE he
ssg,sses 90 tf6llss All 6-er g for sale
ss ses essV ezsrsst- TIE tar thai he
VIII BE ss.e 90 ss9eFsslt oEssr farmers
sskss 60 fiTereaes 20 80, have 40
ssskGFisY Co place ne vaiss % Earn
sFoeaes ssG { Nosis b. ksiEisss is tks
szsstEs q ~ esess 90 give sis p-u4ses
sNsg wee ~, Wyiss's =sz cane 20
80 90 tss Fssress % siseEssszE tss
sale - saosssars froea tss eoarsr
sasss. Z s8tG ksa sass zee city market
wss sss place 20 rss ne goods o. sale
AS sEss sFessrres sss eaGsfV make
ss= % 80 s.see especially established
- ses 5,sTFose. seshsr ssss a7sa ss-
ssesr sszss e. Fszrssszsh Stree E-6
Ffsts sEss9ss locked a. tke proresi-
ssaE trea a. seesszsse rosas % Vtss.
ss& ase 80 issessaess % bs-sseE ths
sale - eesssF tarss rFpdsets eati-siy.
~ sss.se GO ssssEE ssss tss goods
ss s-sesG &C sale a. re ely market %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

because the city - paying = raaa 81
DAY 20 keep the place clean This IL
eoas ~ = los. and feel that the city
shogld E~s 60 much use out OF The
raArkss place as possible
ASKED 70 20 would prevent Mr- Wy
ifs fFaa piaeiaE his goods on sale
~is~HEera IN th- city. Mr.. s'oursr
szie - had 40 authority 90 halt the
eouaty froz establishing = market
place anywhere IN the city.
Ia briaEiaE the iafcrvis~ 20 close.
NJ ssns-sr reiterated that he wanted
Mr WYE % az. the city market and
that ~ k1ped ;hs superintendent vii
brinE AL che stu1 be has for sale 10
Moiine. y there T. not enough room
Additional srae. will BE- provided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
UNION FESTIVAL TO
BE HELD DOWN TOWN

last aiEht members % committees
fron th~ Tri-City Federation 90 Labor
appeared before che commissioners az
ere council meeting asking permission
Co usr fh~ streets for their festival,
wEirh is 90 commence july ~. The
committee vas granted the use %
-TWeaty street from the tracks
90 FoaFts avenue without protest
Consequently ths festival wiii no; Be
STAGED &c Exposition park a. first
planned. hat t0Wutnwu. Fuii details
for ths mid summer festival viii BE-
aFraaErd az fh~ regular meeting %
tire Federation Thursday night. az
whieh time che uoFE % selecting COM
aifsres will b. completed The Amer
iesa Amusement company carnival
fs 10 appear here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
INJUNCTION WRIT
GRANTED VILLAGE
Court Allows Temporary Restraint OF
Emn Jennisci Prom Selling
Liquors
OWNER REPLIES TO PETITION
Denies He sold Intoxincants at Place
Of Business In Milan or Tolerated
Gambling.

A temporary injunction restraining
Emil JeRnisoh and David Larson from
selling intoxicating liquors at their
place OF business in Milan was issued
this morning by Judge W. T. Church
in circuit court, following a motion
made for the writ by Clyde Walker,
village counsel. Petition asking the
writ was fled Saturday.
Mr.. Walker said following the is
suAnce OF the order that the defend
ants could not seriously object. for 20
Eight the proceedings would have been
useless since they could not take any
stand against the writ without show
Ing opposition 10 the law.
When Mr.. Walker made the motion.
Fl NJ McCaskrin and q. 4. Stewart.
representing Jennisch and Larson, ap-
peared and filed an answer to the
bill. denying the allegations. They did
not protest against the entry OF the or
der granting the temporary injunction
on the grounds that the defendants in
no way would be affected since they
were not violating the law at the pres
ens time.
May BE Made Permanent
The order IS for a temporary writ
which may be made permanent at a
final hearing az any time. should the
attorneys for the village take it up.
on the other hand attorneys for Jen-
nisch and Larson may ask the disso-
luton % the injunction and take the
matter 20 a final hearing.
-
session % court this morning, that
Jennisch now could sell no intoxicants
without being in contempt OF court,
and that the village has won its
point He asserted should Il be found
that liquors were sold az the place,
that Iennisch could be brought into
court and fned OF imprisoned for con-
tempt % the court in refusing 10 ad-
here 20 the injunction granted.
File An Answer.
In answer 20 the bill. the defend
ants admitted the possession OF the
property described On the petition but
denied that since the sSrd day OF
April. 1914. 20 the present time that
any intoxicating drinks were sold In
the place. They further answered
that they dld not encourage the con-
ErcEation % lswd and dissolute men
and they We-e not responsible for any
lights. brawis. OF disturbances as al
legged IN the hill They claimed that
they conducted their place wholly in
conformance with the law.
They admit that a government II
censo vas issued 20 them on July l.
1914. 90 sell beverages containing al
cohoi bat state that the United States
government makes Il necessary 10 OBJ
tain license ia order 20 sell beverages
containing y per cent alcohol while
beer contains two per cent. They de-
nv selling drinks containing two per
cent or more Of alcohol.
They deny that card or other games
% chance were in progress at any
time On their place OF business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
IF BACKACHY OR
kidneys BOTHER
Eat Less Meat Also Take
Glass OF Salts Before Eat
ing Breakfast.

Uric acid IN meat cxcites the Md
Hsys. they become oTerworked: get
siussish. ache and feel like Jumps OF
lead Tho ur1nc becomes cloudy: the
bladder 10 trritatcd two or three times
during he risat whon tho kidneys
clog yoa nuss help then rush OF the
eoty's urtnous waste or you'll be .
rvai sick peFson shorty. At nrst you
tsei . ezii misery n TIE kidney 70
ston. yoa saror from baekaehe. sick
he.daehs. darkness. stomach gets
sczr. league coated and you feel rheg-
matte swtnxos vhoa tho weather Is
hze.
Eat is.s meat. trtak lots % water:
also SIT from any pharmacies; four
cEcoos 90 tst SAlts: take a table
ssoorfzi % . glass; 90 water before
eFcskfzs, Cor . scv Gays and your
f.ta~Js vii thea act ene. This ~
=cas ss,ts 70 made from the acid Of
krzses and ta=oe juice. combined
via n.hLs k,t las bsoe rsst Cor gen
ersftc-s % ciaan e.osxet kiensys aac
stszscitas thsz 20 no-1za, activity.
s1so % rszfraiire The seits g z-f-e.
% 70 no lozScr % . source % ir-f.a-
r.c=- .hzs eaetak BLADDER weakness.
fse salts e irezp~-stve. eGano. -.
fE--. =skes = Delightful e-orresce=t
nset.-sts- e-fak which eve-yoae
sSc=is take sov anf thea 20 keep the
kseaoss ei~sr aid active. Druggists
s~-e ssy icy sell ioss CO Jst Salts 20
sos.s NO believe n Overcoming kid
sev t-oseis Vale .; 70 oniy trouble
AAs2sz Hoess ssAsEAsy@SAavl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
HOFFMAN ATTENDS A
MEETING AT ST. PAUL

Major George " Hornan o. ths q.
81 ssEirrrFs. oHee Tets last aiEht for
Sc t'sst t1 sff~af river meeting. &C.
EsrfiaE E@gFrum~ss vor6 90 core up
.s ere Gear fgtarr, So FAR tkts season
.lsstF Ess beea dgse bT the eaEin-~Fs
o. ere ,fississipBi Ca this vieiaity on
see1asf o. ere t5Ea water. As som
ss tsr river f-eetss tss w1FE viii -
tstss 70 lei earnest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

ss-~~ss o. a. sarsa sas@ % ElEk-
s~@ash asrrss frara TairtY-s gan O.
Fs-sg -=seaa.l STREETS ea So salssa
safs ~ GiEsgssefA srse@s slesk
ffs,fxsaafs s9ss1r- ne sssl@sfsl
cess - ttfsf1
Ta~ eearefl eess1fsFsE se a-siese.fs
s-asaf1ae saF tss sasieE ~ sisssea.'e
ss~aae rrar aIsaeees f1 Iws.f's
ssf-~ss vtsE erasx. rEs estimated sss;
ts tsEtr sa.
To la~~as~ Ama.~msuts-
csanssssa~sr f.lstsss ergzEes -
ne asarrsr 81 f-r ases f1e ere aeasT-
aenss al Wssea rsssr. Part ~ -
rsaars - eae q. tss elsf tlG+fs. ~ vas
referred ss essssl9err ta=f2sss. Coz
asissaan-r HatErse. clEf Astarerf . -
sesff asf ccasf rtu tilTT
a warraes fer fsHss5ts eerE tss
aassaer ~ a. rasrrE-e-T ord. sseer ae+
fsssrrst easar.t tFsF Fssfs vas e-&7fet
sasG ss sas frserrsrs a Trsfsrs Sz-
ss5aaf taef Sew Gars cry
re eass-r ~ fr isteae teef &c
s=r.frrF arf.esf arrtrrfs 'as ere csc
~ ere sFrreF sEt srns.e ae Far
s-@nfs street. teFvrse seeast se&
ref-a ausr-rs tT CssEraer7r =. D.
f.srsaz sarteE ufs easstrsetloe ~ tss
sssu eaaefv tar was referred t1 Cess
estsstsaer rost
Efs rs~ se~ rrU concrete rrer a.
sss ssnsfsE srsr5ss were reed sf Casa-
ssfs4fsrsr waref~ a. toft Coa-
srra~ttss ~errarr ga ffsa saef O.
f.arafa $3.50 or ussisc fse latter we
AWARDED Fss eaeFrsrF
Otf water Ban
ne stf water auf of IasEs %. ~.
% assfeG wsfeE sst been before ter 9s&
eaaaeff q naasssr o. tissss. vas traaEef
AZ asaas wee caassfssa3esf MafriE
--.a.f a t-ss-- frss EiG. le uelre er fr-
sl-sr-,f .eaf tfs Esf-r le FrFat~f srf
rsar e. o. rsf-a ere raf rts- 81 fsf Do
vas referred F1 c1erfsssarf Nff.e
rtr rrtC lsF FetrfeF.1s es Labor
sst-t Or rer ssr sf rvrcFF Frsf ssfrrt
-ser n- rfEraaf ErFrts sef 90
Fs4rs4 ae-ar- ra- s sr-s eeElse5ss
I4lF ts Coo f esFe5aa. a tar fe
Vss Eraerrt
A eefar vas srsr rfa@ fe5fsrre
srausrfv owners sst.rE feff sre
sfssef --ea ssr-rFs fs rWre7 FFst
even lre .r a
ssa1- ss.s referred s7 ssF aassf a' sl
.ssraF-ssrafs
Nas yfarr tts~f.sr tio9 fssffe
ser-ef. r. f. a-sfsr ss ere e7ssest. ssss.t
s1sf sH- se feFs $3.50 ss ffsasErs f7F
.4rtrf-s Ve..t sFr sss.s.sF.s vtrE ssr
srsssrf 5000 "a e- fE Fer r7re-f Of
rHsfff r-1H sTr-rt srf H.e sfrf
rH~ rUtH vas
poe .a- rasr F~s sss r7r eaEs
sss e.f-.f ~ae-T s7 ss- esF srafrt
vert af ore Fe amt r1 fer r
aHs- tsserasr.er HasE ves E5aer
$500 III. W s.erfrrr fsFH-F sssTaf.
eas voted $3.50 rF expresses .HF
.v.rs Gone Fr esrre-r-.5 .r eessFef-ae
rHH H- Come E-s 500 sss ere coz
srat..HH Hf-
~ e-rr-srr slEt- Of fse t40f Ee.rF
esmEaaf usss.sess. addressed tsF
esaner -se5sfs.ss Fer Hsssas OF Fs=
sFtraaF wstss as asesrasfErst sF Els
saseefe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
OWNER IN A MOVIE;
BICYCLE Is STOLEN

tfsri-F Grfe7tts. ISIS ElEhfh ave
rss. reported ra ere police tsis nora
.sE EesE Efs slrvels bad bsss ssa'Ea
from 5s ffarE of csc c658slst theatre
lass eight ErFra'ts sEfra3ed the
ss7s5e seau sa1 WtFs be easss oat thr
Vsset vac missing fso@ enc ezFs. The
WEsel Eel described ss greer ts eoi9s
v5Fs8ss @af EssFfs ast q sire Basket
sFFzeErf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
NstIo

N6sie~ is hereby given that the part
nrrsaip lately existing between Jo-
srph HrseHnrid and William J. Cox.
aatrF tG~ fru name % BnEsuaeit a
Cos. has ca ths 18th day % June. A
To- 1915. dissolved by mutual con
seat The business % the firm wiil
Do eaHtinued by William Cox az ths
sane address. Who has assumed ali
DEBTS % thr above firm. and O. hereby
asthoTizsd 20 collect all outstanding
sec6gnts-
fAGvl JOSEPH RosENFIELD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

tnprevemeuf af enc Sidewalks .a Ia
isras territory hs sasHset Badrr enc
Brsvtsioas sf sa ordinance sssseJi lssg
evenfaa ri arsvbfss FOR .rmeuF waats
on rhs vest tad east site sf rnHfs-
afafh. rsftfefH rsrfr Hrsf tat rsefF
thirty eisBw street.. rr1m r8uffreafa
rf niaHfsrnfH avenues sa 1Br BorfG
s8d soufB sf,f.r ef rtrtsrufB tvsuaa
fHHm tHfFre -effHm H8 rsrrr srrsaf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

O. happens not infrequentiy thaS
divers into lake Superior never come
% the surface The circumstance O.
ness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
WATERWAYS FOR
SEARS PROPOSED
r~-nsl~sh street F.stax Project Coa-
.ia~rsd Plan Eixst-foot
nsal~sara-

shs err N gacs tslsaf eanrsa-s ta
rssi-~n - grsaslses aa.is fa ere 90.
as % s@ars az me Eiaae o. snasxasiaa.
AZ sns gs-EiF session ~ tas ~ffV eeGa
nissian last sesafaE az eftiaaaee pro-
Fadina far me rnsfsi iafioe af water
mains eaesrfaE practically az OF tas
nss fsrrfforY Nss considered fhs
estimate e0af 10 st1t1g rha was
en@ o. ga~ 5ravlslons 81 ne aalee er.itr
aaae-.
rhs nafas srs ts BE- isif ca Sfass
ssr-~s. fran esnfsr uas ~ rertv H'FE
sVsnus r1 enc tHtsrserti9n af Nlafa
sad rxeifth strsafs on tweifth sgrget.
rem center us~ ~ Farrr-faufth ave-
an@ 20 fas Intersection ~ WAN sef
Tssfra Streets on Waarteeats street
frsra o sofat $50 f-rf sorfa ~ Forty
Second sgsuue south ts enc rrufrr me
on rsrsg Hrs ssen8s en rsrtr SRA
sv~na@ from NlaFa s8 Uourtsensa
sfrs~fs art on Eleventh streat from
Varsr -ssartH avenue fa enc ulafs ts BE-
constructed on Nfafh street
Eix F4sta4 Project.
AnotAsr % sr9irct taken 40 was
fae ordinance sreeufiaa f1r enc 6attaE
81 r~snfiafH ssreat from Seventh fs
niEhfssufa svsnae The mesaarr. rsr-
rgfax WIN f al estimated COST 81
fsnHff vas considered HT f vote at
a8ar sa sne. Cemaslssiaarr Wsrrfs VOC
ma a1.
from Seventh rs Siafa avenues.
Fs6Haff af rna material vHfrH lei fs BE-
ass,f rom VfaH rs Eleventh avenues.
asphaif vEf Boz 1sa.i rar eurg wfa be-
rssef eat q boulevard eiEnr Feet vttF
vii be placed n fBe eeafer rf Hr
sfr-sf from Eleventh ts Seventeen rl
sgsnue gRa sffruf WI BE- reutF-lt vfs
vftrfa-f Brica atacss tsft enc eufb "
be- fssst from eeva1teraf1 Co Hltt-
tesntH teenas. BrieE wft Dr asset Hgf
tas present eaHBs sfl aot be- rrsef
Az srd3aaace arevDffaH for Me paw
faa ~ twenty esuFTH street. from rrr.g
Ea NnfG avenues vac r1nsaIrf-.t
nricH h enc material ts be- nset t7f
taa estimated easf LEI stl.n6s a1. rhs
Broiecf vas HrpusBF 18 ua'Jrr r1r r.r-
mer titfnfs sfrsf-aa Baf rsl-t HrHsi.ss
af Opposition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

Mike Do~d. arrested last sight b!
orieer Berry for being drunk and dis
orderly. vas released on payment Of
costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

All the news all the time - tn,
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
TO DRAW NO JURY
IN CIRCUIT COURT
atisrusys Met VIVA Js4Es W. T..
Chzreh asS Ci.fi Trial List Il
Dropped
or CONTESTED CASE POSSIBLE
pireFes HEARING Nay Nse~ssifais
Caiiin< q special vsair,. Bat l.
Net D~elesA

50 trial iiss f5r civil eases vas e.;
- lseEe a. e. chsFch ia eiFesit eouFi
ts5s HgFniGx aksa tEs attorneys met
there 90 fisegss WEsfEsF OF aot th@rc
aoeif - aay lary cases Gurink the
ea@iaE taa seeks. There Seemed % b
assr - fsr attorneys 40 usru very
sasi9.s 90 So Co tsiai 1a Any of ihr
sssEtsFs pez1isE before ghs essrt
IssFe is e. pessibiiifY that o1s Goa
tested eivoFes nay b. takes up duFiss
tss eam5sE tw1 weeks. bgt tais vas
zoe dseaiseig Gselsed upga- u case
JHas 90 Eel tr8sEat f9 tFisi e veaifr siii
b. picked - aad q panri Grauu-
ne ezsr Gel Peter Gays 80 Eaz@z
GAYS. % East tt9iise. au4 ths husband
has bFezEss sgit 8a aaassrogs eaaFkss-
81 L.. Haas represents fhe hgsbaa4 sad
rze eaaaaa. Who Gel eoatrsfigE thr PHI.
has rrrstae8 tar services os g. =
uteEE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

fs1.esE6es ere aE prrsest ttsf eogTi
VIII s1F aEt54rr f1r fsr Fscati1n per
.a.5 aatI ere latter fart % tuig. The
criminal WeFE of fe~ term vill Do
.1aeiatet with fsr o. Hrftr case ia
eu utr.iza5l. Carries Carriastoa.
e5l1ret fseiaE "a esaFE= of rlarirF. has
been e5F-a aeF tFsrtHE tEls terra and
fe- states attorney feels ttaf hts sec
Gee EFsl usiea vas grated. can BE-
ta.t aE-r arfI EEr rrtt term CGFiai
Gatssas1 fsel1s fte eearsr % as
ssalG WITH iHfraf t1 consist agr3rF on
ea Eass wai5ae aerss has Just been
arrested sef Es5s case vtt also BE- iaii
over
FarteeF fess trar.aF af rs1stdrs tur-
Tag Fs- sasta re 1gtv. wj's tt~ pos
ssstF raeeFF59a of ter e1etTstea d.
taFre seiE b@ias tired bef8Fe a iarT.
EsrFF wsii o. t9s ttfie before ths
esere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
POLICE NEWS

Frank Eggert. a carpenter. who re-
ported 90 the police yesterday that
seven saws had been stolen from a
tool kit In a house in the course of
construction At Twentieth street and
Eighth avenue. later in the day again
reported more tools missing. includ-
lng one rip saw. FIVE Henry Disston's
saws. n pair OF dividers. hand AK. ex-
pansion bit and wood chissi. The tool
kit had been left in the vacant house
for several days
a vicious dog owned by Henry Min
ME. which bit Davenport woman
las; week. was killed by an officer
yesterday.
Fred NaAh. Twelfth stree; and Sew
cath avenue. was arrested last even
ing by ofaeer Mccarthy on a disor-
Derby charge preferred by William ].
Stage NAab was dismissed in police
court and the costs OF the case placed
upon the complainant.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-02
COSTLY METHOD OF REVENGE
Procedure in Europe Reminded An
drew Carnegie of a Somewhat
Humorous Incident.

Andrew Carnegie, in recent inter
view on peace, said to a New York
reporter:
"A lad twenty killed a man and
woman in Sarajevo. All Europe is now
lighting to avenge this wrong. Eng
land alone is spending $4,000 a min
ute, according to Sidney Webb, on gun.
powder
Well, this is such an expensive way
to avenge wrong that it reminds me
of the man at the banquet.
"a man entered the cloakroom, at
the end of a banquet, and began to
smash in silk hat after silk hat.
Hold on, boss! What fo' yo' smash
in all dem high hats?' demanded the
attendant.
I'm looking for my own" the gen.
tleman answered. It's an opera hat
collapsible, you know. None Of these
seem to be it. ."
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-02
TraVesty on Real Ealstaff.

Yarmouth has claim upon all Eng
lishmen quite independently of it's as
sociations with the breakfast bloater,
remarks writer in st. Nicholas. For
it was the home of Shakespeare's Fal-
staff, who appears to have been a man
of exemplary piety. The Falstaffs
were an old Yarmouth family.
"a Falstolfe or Falstaff," writes
John Richard Green, "was bailiff of
Yarmouth in 1891. Another is among
the first of it's representatives in par
lament, and from that the members
of that family filled the highest mu-
nicipal offices. John Falstolfe, a man
of considerable account in the town,
purchased lands at the close of the
fourteenth century in Caistor, and be-
came the father of Sir John Falstolfe,
who, after distinguished military Ca
reer, was luckless enough to give his
name to Shakespeare's famous char
acter. In Yarmouth, however, he was
better known as a benefactor to the
great church of st. Nicholas.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-02
Wouldn't Stand for 1t.

She wore a determined look as she
entered the drug store.
Look here, young man, if a tall
man with red mustache comes and
asks you for a prescription you're not
to let him have it."
Really, madam, I"
"No, you mustn't let him have it
on any account. He's come here for
month, and says he wants some
thing to improve his appetite. He's
boarding at my establishment, young
man."
And with a muttered threat the
landlady passed from the shop leav-
ing the druggists assistant pale and
trembling.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-02
THE CALL OF THE NEW YEAR

Christian sat in the Masters presence
thinking of the coming of the year 1t was
a good but solemn thing to do. The mans
thoughts in that presence ran thus: Seeing him
l that every year is the year of our
Lord 1t ought to be begun, continued and
ended in him. He will be with me all the days.
My days must be in his hands," The Christian
man continued his meditation-always in his pres
ence What sort of man ought to be- this year
and all years." The answer came out of an old
word which had new meaning in his presence:
complete in him. Again he asked: What kind
of work ought to do this year and all years?"
The centuries fade away and he seems to hear
again: Whatsoever he saith unto you do it." He
asked again: Where shall go to be his man and
do his worK?" Once more old words leap into
new times: ITO your household, to your neighbor
and to all the world" How can do all this?"
"The entrance of his word giveth light" therefore
give yourself to Bible study; mot by might nor
by power but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of
hosts" therefore give yourself to prayer; 81 can
do all things through Christ" therefore give your
self to work; in all things he shall have the pre-
eminence," therefore give yourself to him. And
the man arose from the meditation to make the
new year and all years, years of the Lord And
the Master arose and went with the man Bishop
Mcdowell
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-02

in Scotland and England The first visitor to
house New Years morning had the privilege OF
kissing the person that opened the door Perhaps
there is reminiscence of ancient fire worship in
the Shropshire custom of stirring the fire on New
Years morning before uttering word
Although there are few houses where New
Years day is observed with its oldtime hospital
ity, the day is not wholly divorced from the
thought of good things to eat. The ridiculous New
Years eve dinners in the Broadway restaurants
have special significance, but there are certain
dishes inseparably associated with the day.
One of these is roast goose, which is perhaps
more liked in England than America. But even
more characteristic are those admirable little
cakes which come from Germany and which are
imported in tin boxes. German cooks have made
them for centuries, have lavished their time and
energy on new designs and favors, and the
result is cake excellent that it must always
be the special delight of the New Year feast This
point of ritual, surely, must be left
So excellent is the German New Years cake
that it cannot be used for charm, like the New
Years cake of Ireland. For this thrown
against the wall and broken into pieces The first
fragment to touch the ground was eagerly sought,
for he who ate it of years happiness.
There much pleasure in the baking of the
cake. 1t was placed on gridiron before the open
fire, and incartations sung to the sue
cess of the charm.