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Connecticut western news., 1915-08-12

chilled, placed the hat firmly upon his
head, pulling il down as Ear as IL wou!d
go. IL haze Il pleasant warmth whicl
he noticed at once. The next instant
be noticed something else, n peculiar
sensation of the scalp-a sensation
which he was ul:itc unable TO define.
He lifted lis hand to take the hat OF
and entered upoa strange expert
ence-his hat see:lel to have decided
TO remain where IL was.
do you Ike Tennyson as much as
Longfellow, Mr.. Kinosllngg" inquired
Margaret
'I-ah-T cannot say" he returned
ahsently. "I-ah-each has his own
ugh!-favor and SAVIOR. each his-ah-
ah"-
Struck By n strangeness In his tone.
she peered at him curiously through
the dusk. His outlines were indis-
tinct, but she made out that his arms
were uplifted in a singular gesture.
He seemed to he wrenching ut his
head.
isis anything the matte-y' she
asked anxiously. mfr. Kinosling. are
you ill2''
mot at-ugh!--all," he replied, I'm the
same odd tone. ''I-ah-I believe
ughr'
He dropped his hands from his hat
and rose. His manner was slightly agi-
tated. 81 fear l may have taken n
trifiing--ah-cold. should-ah-pcr-
10 oh
ah-say good night"
At the steps he instinctively lifted
his hand to remove his hat. but Jill not
70 so and, saying Good night" again
in a frig.d tone. departed with visible
stiffness from that house. TO return no
more.
well, of ALL cried Mrs. Schoheld.
astounded. "What was the matter?
He just went--lille THAR She. made
a fiurried gesture. "In heavens name.
Margaret. what did you say TO hbm?''
az" exclaimed Margaret Indignantly.
Nothing! He just wentr'
"Why, he didn't even take Off his hat
when he said good night" said Mrs.
Schofield.
Margaret, who had crossed to the
doorway, caught the ghost of whis-
per behind her, where stood Penrod.
You bet he didn'tr'
He knew not that he was overheard.
A frightful suspicion flashed through
Margarets mind-suspicion that Kinos-
ling's hat would have to be either
boiled off or shaved off. With growing
horror she recalled Penrod's long alb
sence when he went to bring the hat.
"Penrod." she cried, ''let me see you,
hands,"
She had toiled at those hands herself
late that afternoon, nearly scalding her
own, but at last achieving lily purity.
Let me see your handslT
She seized them.
Again they were tGrredl
fC,ontlnued ne II week
Connecticut western news., 1915-08-12
BoBo GIVES UP HAITI REVOLT
Orders Generals to Lisarm-Thrs Out
breaks Suppressed by Oaperton.

Orders Generals to Jisarm-I hres Out
breaks Suppressed by Oaperton.
DIR. Bobo. former Haitien revolu-
ZIONIST. has given up his rebellion. or
dered his generals to diSarm and an.
nounced himself as candidate for
president, Charge Davis nt Tort au
Prince reported to the state depart
ment at Washington. In virtually TAX
ing over the Haitien government
Washington officials said that Admiral
Caperton was acting with the Wash
ington administration approval
Caperton reported outbreaks at la
Croix DIES Boquets, Aux Cages and SC.
Marc, but said they Were promptly
suppressed by small American naval
detachments.
Connecticut western news., 1915-08-12
CORNWALL HOLLOW

CONTINUED next week /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

WEATHER OBSERVATIONS

TIE western area % Low pressure
Ekieh ovsriiss the Rocky mountain
plateau sa4 The territory from No~
Mexico ase Texas northsast~Ard 20
to~A kas sssa ssteses4 ~ occasional
sssvsrs ssf thgafsrstorzs OF the
eastern Foeky rroautain slope and IN
tss Missouri aEG Mississippi valleys
szs re w-s;sra po-sioa % The lake ~
goa Relatively hisa prssssrss pre-
val oe tEs so-th Pae4se coast AMI
from Naalfoba. Sorsh Dakota and ihs
lake rssio5 90 tks sogfh Afiaafie coast
ovtzs 90 ;ss to~ afr p-sssarc % ts~
seEsswss,wsre. parity eisE9Y weather
ts lsfiestsf Co. ssis vseszi-T. ~s.s
ssevsrs ssis ss;s-seos. tszlss; &c,
Frs4sg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Seattle 81 a. 40 o'clock the following
dsF The party Wiil break Up a. the
coast. and IL b. optional ~ifh the mem
hers bY which road they Will return.
The Easha Temple patrol viii accom-
pany the delegates 20 the convention.
and the patrol band. controlled and
directed b. benjamin. Payne % Chi
caEo. uiu b. taken. The Kaaba hand.
which consists % two drums. n gong
and a rafs. has attracted more atteu-
tion iu the past than many % the
larger musical organizations.
%
stars Involuntary Bankruptcy Ae-
lion Attorney Isaac FetersherEer this
morning nIed an involuntary petition
% bankruptcy against the Ryan Dry
CC6sis company % Muscatine. IN Fed
-Fsi court. lie acted In behalf Of three
fl~E M0in~s creditors. the Des Moines
Hosiery company. $. Brudy a sons. and
". a. K~hrer.
Obituary Record Henry Lamp. aged
- ysars. passed away az his home. s27
Gaines street after a lingering i'll
ness. Hs VAS horn Nov. IS. 1872. in
Hoistsin. Germany. and came 20 this
country IN 1858. coming 90 Daven-
FORT directly. Hc was a icwcier by
srate. uutii the time % hts death.
probably the oldest living icwcier IN
the city. Hs worked On the Pauisen
shop for tao years. after his arrival In
America. and then went into business
t1F himself. Wherc he remained for IL
years tie worked az the watch max
fnE trade until lif health forced him 20
retire SIC 60 survived b. his wife.
Catherine. one daughter. Agnes. and
four sons. Theodore. Herman. Emil
auu Edward. The funeral viii be held
frDm che home Friday afternoon a.
s'eiort with int~rment IN the city
cet.stery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
DER NBURC HOLDS
MISSION SUCCESS
Interview Suppressed by New York
Paper Until He Reaches Bergen,
Norway, Is Published.

New York. June 24.-An interview
With DR.. Bernhard DernbuFg. the for
mer German colonial secretary. pub
lished BY the Tribune today. was OBJ
tzined here. that paper says. on June
II. under the stipulation that Il should
no; be Published until DR.. Dernburg' s
arrival In Bergen. Norway.
Some OF the allies might take Of
tense al some Of my statements and
Interfere with my Journey. he was
quoted az saying.
The steamer Bergeusfjord. on which
pr DernhurE was a passenger. was
due 90 arrive in Bergen today. but a
delayed dispatch from London received
TO-DAY. said the vessel had been de-
tanned az Klrkwail. Scotland. where il
vas understood the passengers and
crew were undergoing an investiga-
tinn.
The Tribune quotes DR.. Deruhurg as
EayiuE that hts mission in the United
States. though curtaiied. had been sue
cesafui. I feel that the great Ameri-
can public has been given a clearer
and better understanding OF the Ger
man cause and the German aims OF
this war" he added. Germany az the
beginning % the war was so isolated
that the underlying motives FOR and
the German vicwpoin; OF the war might
never have penetrated through the cir
Gle OF isolation with whic:; our enemies
have tried 20 surround us II / have
succeeded in presenting 20 the great
intelligent bodies OF Americans the
basic facts OF this war as Germany
sees them. and on which her gigantic
struggle Is based. the main object OF
ms mission will have been accom-
piished.
My plans for the future are unde-
cided. Personally desire nothing bet
ter than 10 20 10 the front by the side
% my oldest boy-a lad OF i years.
zho IS going 20 join the colors just as
soon as get back. But there may be
lther things for me 70 do"
DR.. DernburE said that he would 1
20 Immediately 70 Berlin and confer /
~ith government officials there. He I
positively denied that he would carry /
N any propaganda work from any OF I
he Scandinavian countries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
PRINTED NOTICES
T0SALOONKEEPER


Printed aotfres t1 ssf9oe keepers ~
.ocE tsisaf ace eo1v being grfstef r'r
rommissioaer tle,tfEe t9 be sent so
escb one On enc eitv eaafiantae b.0 rs
abserve the sandsY and ei~cft5e cay
-fcsfnE laws 90 enc letter
~ tss aoticr ts pfiasrf enc -ifY ore
finance covering tas oTanse. IRE ss-
oonnen are also afV's set f1 Keep
blinds or shsdss draws from ts o.efarIt
IN ssf1rdsv afaHfs Co G a'et5cs or
sunaisq mornings CO. give a efeur vte1g
~ ne ntsrtor Of saeH trumasap
NamsFpus reported Violations on Fsr,
sunday lsws ri fs sa.A prompted che
safsarities ts tsse tBis stsp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
DAY IN DA NEWPORT


Afrd wamaa O. faand -traassf
.lfasree l rer elrsefF % setsai
ssf H-rT s.rFefs lssF 81 80 Observed
Il. 4r-E weHta .s ere eel EEsortaed
pea sr1aHraFrf zee vtstest a esesF
or e.ssr ss st-es ssr wss s.fsfeE ee
HFT eaFe elssagF EsslsE 81 FGert Co.
a.sa-. s..ssszs ser Ea4 eet seesz Co BE-
ssr-eHF nsr were ssaa9er,t aeG
VEre aa a- -~ vac sect t1 tEs sotarr
81 was t-trer1 rssE ere wersse vas
serr rss sef pere.,ess 500 fa1 70
sase- Col tsag. sss sslf. sss saEEsstsg e
g1ses ee East ssssa street we're 80
waTtf tr safs ta see rtEtfs iadEieE
st~ vas sssrr 90 zee police sef ttts
el1rr Ets re~r=f over 90 ere over
srer ~ rs- roe~ tf Bel tfErtg sss VII
be ssv-a -sFrsat fare wtss wbies 90
xrs ta town where ses has relatives.
Fsti~v 90 Iaaa Oct fsF Greeks
naarebaaF eaer are 90 ere teoto1s
rsr au sorts ~ ersots Was Gay b. fol-
f7p 49, Fe- earelraf cgp plsFiaE EsFs.
Nu sse el1us rearacfrrs are beng
arrested eel e.sees ts csstofv farlrE
rr time ere esre.gaI lei Esfs. = s9a-
s~~ sf ss-E satr already beea gath
-r-d lei tr tbs police asa tadEsd is
aI Es prevest fse-s from etsssrbssx
-sase rersses wfs msF uislf ges seos
Efsaass. Two r-Er7es erre hfo1Eft
a Fssfsrtar sas tr-tsr ssesreess So.
l-essf fe ertrr Fesr fEsY msF es 5a
.sr waite teF rsrcfvsf Eel fa fewr. ts
s enc eilsrses ef ere fseargszess stse-
-VsF a efegs er carnival eeass Co
5ga ss arrest an hose wE9 spsesr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
BETTER ADMIRE
THROUGH WINDOW
tnu~ Jssssr tfsfssa - css 0at MERE
fssims1~ a..aeissisa WIN Fire
~srs. I'm FsartA-


rsurfn ~ fafY ssaess sss- sssa "a
M sssr~ windows 80 some fsrs sus
ifffe Jshaaf@ sat ahs iftris Sister. sso.
asd Bsst esnssaf sasmssiFss wita
iaaEinn o. men sat eanEiaafaE t7 save
nsif s~nai~s 80 sh~ 30 fs7 ne eor
hes nsaa saas fh~rs sasl BE- 90 prem
sftrs e~isbrsfiaas
"chndfsns eat EFawoa9s ts seii
wHo 9~rsisf nj gteiaflas fue eiff sr'i-
aanc@s uf fisehtfFfas afeserts eefarr
she rsarfa are naBfs FL arrest. ssllt
esmnfiHsionsf flr'ifts fadsF
rhse arflnanfss eavef ere SUB, -~F
afifts fa0rouaHfY. ne ara Being sa pro-
tset eHudrsn sad efHsrs from fanfsr
~ ssrsonaf fanfrY so ftF ss possible.
sad sa sfso fe,tiee enc ffaf-r af Sec
vhfcB arsmaf4re celebrations sivsfs
safsfI
D-al~rs rafofaed. Too.
w Gi-dfas stated NAE eaf or
VII nose Who set IN ffr0arts BED
hsld 20 accounF bHf Dealers wtI He
CLOSELY wHteHrf fHs coy pistol s
sshoa fa fb1s riev taf vii aof bs t8t-
-rsfsd saf aeifHef mtY dealers srif
Hr~rraeHsrs above e esrtafa sIs- rh.s
prehfbufan foofes on me Fsarfh ss
veil a. prior fs enc srrteaf ri fBe BelI-
fsq
rhe police department sas erters
tfse % rsisraFr 9a s.srfaF ~ ~sos sa
. strset go Frarfs ~ ere shooting 81
fog eaaaos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

sss vsess. Asd 80 shsH ss-a4
10000 on r-sesrrh ths g-s-
81 Sod rors sssruven-ass san.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

fE8 lave e. visible ezsaas % eNist~ner
o. tsls lestsaeF tas regulates bel car
red oaf aisa sfFies sdasFeeer Co tAs
Z e5ssE6ea sE1 G9s oaiF are teFy bF.aE ar
rested buE allied Two msn sep aeFs
arrested sEs br1zEEf ia as ssspieipas
Characters wsfs told Co leave t1uu.
TEsF weFe f6arf soWrrrF. from "a Ga
e. bears afErFaaFt sEsii ia tar etty afr
81 theF Es9 sso@ssed ttr magistrate
fh~y Woaid leave. De- each tasfarce a
faI s~ateac~ vas lmpos~a 90 as %
Bsevess rssm froa aaaEtaE aToaGd the
carnival Erogufs-
Lieenssd o. We'd -GabT~at wieh-
nae. Bayviii~. Ia. and Martha Rem
usF. FrFTp9Ft. M. Erast srhWcnke.
usvrap6rF. aaf L~a9Ta Kramer. uas-
export arsFy e shannou. pavea-
port. ana tfsrios = Nichols. pavsn-
port. Wiflfaa s~ameF. Low Moor. la.
ssf Nellie Hsasou. Low Moor. Guy
1feWeiG usvsnPort. and Bertha
tsaerEk. Davenport. CtsF~uce = Nor
zsa. Boise idaho. asf Ella 70 srhrirf-
80. uzrrGE5rts Carries Y. RIDER uav-
sapaTt. asG Ft8Fesee So Becker. uav-
export
%
special Train Tor ~hrinsrs-A party
90 aboat 80 shris~rs sad their utves
viii tsk~ q special train from here for
ere fsss arEasf session % The tmper-
5st coareif. vairh gill take place a.
Seattle. Wass on Juty %. -. % and
fF TIE ua9FrB9rt section wlii con
sssE o. three rsFs. arf az a junction
ss1.as b=Es-~s here aad So. Paul. Ntiuu.
a5ti be la5sef b. ths u~s 2t1ia~s Ten
ft= sEf ere special Wiu egufinur over
ste WtRasfre road 90 Seattle from
.sr Tais Cjsirs. O. is probable that
E5strs fraa uartieef6a. Maseatire and
osEsaswa w5tt .G.a ere party 60 Tuate
sF ssF ~ ere Rock fs'sst % Of Mia
e=spetis- TIE SPECIAL VIII arrive Of
spokane. Wssh.. at as9a OF talT ~.
srd silt leave az @aa.Eh' TO- SCI iato
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
IatInberg Acquitted.

Newark. y. J.. June 2i-David Lat
iuhcrE was acquitted here yesterday
on a charge OF manslaughter for kill
ing Floyd A mcfarland. general
manager % a local cycle track and
we'll known at one time as a cycle
racer. Witnesses corroborated Latin
berg's plea % self-defense. The kill
ing occurred at a track here on April
II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

a. G. Jacobs TO r. r. AIickeIberry,
sw 2, IS. Ma ne = sec. %. = NV
q sec g. all IN twp 20-2e. 81.
r J.. Montgomery and wife and S. II.
Montgomery and wife TO ". \ Smith.
pt Sc 3, OF NV I. sec. 6-lS-iw. $4,000.
Quit Claim Deed.
Rose Simonson and husband 10
Thomas ConvilIe and Marquis Tomlin-
son. tract in sec. 36-lS-lw. 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
Goodyear
Fortified Tires
Cost Users SIS, OOO,OOOLe

Our last srics frdifcnon=
made February tst=vtli save
Coadqssr ssers sbaas sg- NH
bon dollars ms yea. Aad chez
~ss eur third r~d,aenaa ~ Two
sssrs. sstssag - per cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Young women graduates % the home
economies department % the Univcrs-
ity % Minnesota are 20 attack a really
vital problem. They viii conduct a
survey % thc possibilities % training
some ntn vork in che home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Niea s-r no-
s5sssizgGood-
tres laser
te11Nrcecs4c-
Oh sk-n We
hssrn~eers~rn
saythaxE<sE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
Yet Note This

f-s Goodyear Fsrused Trss
ernbodv nsng sxsras. Five ar.
eossis tssessss found N 10 ether
IRE. The rest arr isun4 10 few.
Y ne emitted these eSsas. 49,
eeald ss~e on this years proba.
ole estsas $4,000. We
essld add thss - eur srusss yrs
Cssedy~as aF-s ~agl4 lsok 50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

S'ssssf "a now
The years
improvements
sisae vii easf
as $500. 600
the yssr Al
10 sSe goss So
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
S-uLZE & oRERasGE7

TAs Dav1o-z Sea- Lzu-z-v a.
-a9z-ces Z C1rzzt-Z present % 8
r&-O-s & s2zss3 Prosperity co-z-
sAzEszr Ekke1 EhsF 1ope wl - r.
is t-u-1oxzr cellars EAss tozr-
iz-Az-1 is CA II easily t5aa thers-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
halifax FURSETusE CO.

Il Is c- tzzsrsss 20 5s1p p@ovss
s-.1r EAsZSs.Fss Ne are Ezz -
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pleasant tine ard ws III BE- Cad =
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yoz &c s1ox ten good. tine wish
h4s- wishes <c- soEtz1 Cz-kS<-zz
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HESPERIAN NOT BLOWN
UP BY A SUBMARINE.
Berlin Dispatches Says No Submarine
Was in the Vicinity at the Time.

Berlin, Nsept. II, 1915 p. m. via
London, 6.10 p m.-The German gov
ernment, in note from the foreign
office to Ambassador Gerard delivered
at noon today, made a qualified dis
claimer of responsibility for the sink
ing of the steamship Hesperian. On
the face of the evidence thus far at
hand the government is satisfied that
the Hesperian was not sunk by a Ger
man submarine.
The communication is a preliminary
note, which may be supplemented
when all the facts in connection with
the Hesperian incident are establish
ed definitely. The German govern
ment states that, on the basis of the
information thus far obtained, the
theory that the Hesperian was sunk
by German submarine apparently
may be abandoned absolutely.
It Is said that officially records show
no submarine should haze been in
the vicinity OF the Hesperian at the
time she was blown up. Furthermore
the point is made that the vio1eEce OF
the explosion and the place in which
the steamship was struck, as set forth
in the accounts of the disaster, indi-
cate that it was due to mine.
The report does not profess to be
final. but is based on evidence so
convincing to the government that ii
feels safe in asserting the Hesperian
could not possibly have been attacked
by a German submarine.