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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
BINDS TWO over
FOR MEAT Theft
Frank Ticker and Emil Goulous
Held to Grand jury For
Recent Job.

Frank Ticker and Emil Gouious. two
men connected with the robbery Of
kings meat market 26lf Fifth ave-
nue.. Dec. 80. were bound over 10 tine
grand jury yesterday afternoon by
MAGISTRATE Smith under $500 bonds
on a larceny charge
Three men perpetrated the robbery
and one. AIphCuse Diereek. Is SIN at
large. Evo Van FAMINE and Emit
Carlson. who were picked up with
Frank Ticker on the night Of the rob
berry. have proved their Innocence 2ua
were released YESTERDAY
L.ivinus DeMinck and arthur oler-
eek. who were picked up yesterday oh
suspicion. were also released De
AHnck met Alphonse Diereck the
missing man. several days ago IN Mo-
line. and the latter told him Of his
part in the robbery, bcastins to De-
Minck that he was the man who reach
ed through the broken window ana
took ont the meat. handing ir 20 Go7-
lous. Arthur Diereck was. picked up
through similarity OF names. but "as
released when il was found that ne
was not AIphonse Eiereck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
WILSON ELECTED
HEAD Of SOCIETY
AIDING PROJECTS
Southwest Improvement Asso-
citation Permanently Formed
at Mass Meeting.
WANT CAR LINE EXTENDED
Members VIII Work for Continuation
Of Third Avenue Route into
New Territory.

The Southwest Improvement asso-
citation was permanently organized at
a meeting at Joe Kennedy's store.
Eleventh and Aiken streets. last even
ing
Officers elected are:
President-C.- G. Wilson.
Vice-president- Thomas Bollman.
Secretary-Tr r. Burton.
The membership numbers about 40
but it is anticipated that it VIII grow
TO so or over during the next few
meeting. It is comprised of property.
owners. south of Eighteenth avenue
and west Of Sixteenth street. including
territory annexed last spring and that
taken into the city at the election We'd
nesday. II was decided TO meet on the
second and fourth Fridays at Ken
uedy's store.
After the meeting opened last even
ing a constitution and bylaws were
adopted and the election of officers
held.
i wa decided TO urge the board Of
local Improvements not to plan the in
stallation of sewer and water mains in
the new district until the association
had had an opportunity TO canvass the
situation and ascertain the scale on
which the projects could be attempted.
\ committee composed of l.. Haber-
thur. Joseph BIockIinger Jr.. and c.. c.
Wilson. was appointed for the work
Aqitate Car System.
one improvement which was agi-
tatet strongly and one which viii be
worked for very hard by the members.
is the extension into the territory OF
lire. of the Tri-City railway company.
Better street car service is one of the
demands OF the body
AT the meeting last night the eN
tension of the Third avenue line was
suggested. This would mean that the
tracks would have TO be continued
from Second street and Twelfth ave
nue.. where the division now ends.
south far enough TO give service TO the
residents i'm the southwest territory. II
was also suggested last evening that
the additional line could be Topped to
connect with the Watch Tower divis-
ion at Center station and instead of
running q single car each half hour
TO Center Station Two could be oper-
ated on the loon thus formed, cutting
down the operating expenses and op-
ening newer territory to the service,
Would Be Enough Blu ness.
1t was expressed at the meeting last
night that there would be sufficient
business to warrant the extension OF
the Third avenue line and that 1t
would make the southwest por-
ton of the city more desirable as
place of residence
No action was taken in the matter
but it is likely at some future meet
ing it viii be decided to take the mat
ter ND with the railway company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
NEW UNDERTAKING FIRM
WILL OPEN UP BUSINESS

Rock Island is to have ne" under
taking establishment. TO be- known as
Dixon & Moeller. The new firm VIII
probably open for business about FEB.
J.. Three locations are being con-i4-
cred for the establishment.
Both members OF the firm age sell
known in the city. A. N Dixon haas
had nine years oil experience I'D The
business and is licensed emba-u.r.
being employed by b. j.. Knox e. son
in Rock Island for over thres gear5-
Prior to that time he was employed
At Alton. Ill.,
A. j. D. NIoeuer is one Of Rock
Islands best known citizens. being
born and raised here For seven years
he was In the grocery bus mess and
for If years conducted a livery nuzi-
ness at Fourth avenue and seven
teenth street. operating two barn
SIR. MoeHer just retired from the live
cry business last fall
Mr.. Dixon and Mr. Moeller have re-
turned from CHICAGO. where they par-
chased the most modern equipment
obtainabie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
SCATTER CINDERS
TO AID COASTERS
Police VIII Try to Prevent Acct
dents By Use of Ashes On
Streets.

ia order 10 prevent the recurrence
OF an accident such as that Of last ev-
euing when a number OF coasters
we're injured on Forty-fourth street,
Commissioner Archie Hart has had
workmen scatter cinders within a
radius of half q block at the tntersec-
ton Of the street and Sixth avenue.
This has been dcue so that the
speed Of the sleds win decrease when
sixth avenue is ueared and viii elm
mate the danger at this point. This
may be followed out on other streets
where coasting is in vogue evenings.
as a means Of safeguard TO pedestrians
and coasters. or course, IT is frowped
upon by those who gain much enjoy
ment from this sport, as it cuts their
ride short
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
TO RESUME Grind
IN CIRCUIT COURT
New Panel of Jurymen VIII Re
port and Busy Week is
Ahead of Tribunal

After several days of light business
in circuit court. only few motions
having been heard and two divorces
granted in that time. the grind VIII
start in earnest next week.
The first case scheduled to be taken
ND Monday afternoon is that OF Floyd
3. De France VS.. Sylvan Ice COMPANY
The first panel OF petit jurors for the
term will report at that time. Those
in the list are;
Cordova-Charles Petit
Port George Schafer, w. d..
Han
south Moline Carl Carlson.
NioIiue-Robert +. Wemmer. F. lief
ferman. C. J. Olson. c. Vincent A. J..
Olson. Carl HeadsJrom. O. F. Olson
Calvin CLAIR. Fred Volkmann, + f.
Carlberg. Frank Van Hecke. j. c
Green. J. \ White. j. a. Forsberg-
Rock Island Max Liedtke. swan
Benson. Charles Weinberger. John
Hetter. John Sward. A. Wollenhaupt,
L NJ Titterington. c. Zwicker- vii
liam johnson. Fred timer. Carl Otto,
Z. $. Dart.
South Rock Island Charles Camp
bell. William Flack. Arthur Campbell.
Black Hawk-WiUiam Kale, H. Hur-
lev. John Danielson. Jake repew.
coal Rudolph Mas.
RuraI-Byford Killing.
Edgington-RobeTt Wilson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
GUS Smith new
STATION CAPTAIN
Is Transferred From No. 10
NO. 8 Recently Built on
Eighteenth Avenue.
BUILDING is COMPLETED
VIII Pc Ready For Company in Anoth-
er Week-Cost Of Structure
IS 1851.

August s. smith. at present captain
az fire station no. q, located at $40
Eighth street. has been named by
Commissioner Archie Hart as captain
OF the new station 40. .. corner OF
Eighteenth avenue and Ninth street.
The new station viii Doc ready for oc-
oaUaucy .u about q week or ten days.
Other members OF the new company
wiu be Henry Biocklinger. Otha L.
Eiane and Ben Stevens an Of whom
have demonstrated their ability for
tla positions
The appointment of Captain Smith
TO- So 5 means two more changes I'm
the department Emile Shad, captain
Of fire station no. O. wiu take the
place vacated by Captain Smith 40
no. e. Charles Melo VIII be promoted
90 captain of $50. 3.
Cost Is 1851.
The building and equipment OF No
represent au expenditure of $l5,6lt,
oI which Ode biggest item has been
tie structure ITSELF that costing s6,66S
tue work OF H. Tappendorf The next
amount haa been the La France auto
Gre truck. costing $4,000 Two thou
and feet %. nose wore purchased at
ar eE1aua. of 81. 900 Tine heating.
nztaued ug ward d Mellahon cost
5000 THE plumbing was put I'm by
caaauan d Dufga az cost OF S46S
and the electric work was the work OF
tue Electric Machinery & Construction
company at cost OF 1915.
It ie tHo story wire cut brick
structure topped alu red tiled
s-.r rH... ..Hr.s.. s..rrsrrft "a ann hfar-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

time for Sunday afternoon so as to
hear Mr.. Tibbitts. He win repeat this
lecture at the Broadway Presbyterian
church at o'clock, men and women
both being invited.
on Monday evening he is to give
another Illustrated address on the sub
iect. The World Conquest in which
both story and picture has been
woven together in a world journey.
which describes the beginning and de-
velopment of Christianity and is fas-
chatting from beginning to end This
lecture VIII also be free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
LECTURES BY TlBBITTS
WILL BE WORTH HEARING

George F. Tibbitts. who Is 10 address
the men al the Y. ~ G. 4 sunday
afternoon on "The Battle OF the
strong g. a much travelled man.
Many OF the views IN his illustrated
address are from photographs taken
by his assistant. who has been travel
ing with him for the past is or 20
years
II may be that the motion picture
Is fast taking the place OF stereopti-
cen views. but II one is TO judge from
the large crowds that 20 TO hear Mr
Tibbitts. hts views 81 least. still prove
interesting They are hand coiorec
Nv the greatest New York ertists and
bv the aid Of the dissolvinE stereoPti-
cor used. the eject is marvellous
Admission 20 this meeting Is Tree
and the men viii do well to plan their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
MAX REIMBURG TO PLEAD
TO COUNTY COURT CHARGE

The ease Of Max Reimburs. arrest
I'd several weeks ago on a bastardy
charge preferred BY Miss Bella Dor
rgvlfz. $40 Ninth street. vas dismissed
fv Justice schroeder after hearing
ti,ie mornins. Information will be
si.d arainrt Helmburg Boz county
court. Ffe O. being held under sou
bonds Lyman Womowiz arrested a.
acconplice IN the case. for "itnhoid.
iug facts concerning whereabouts OF
Rsiruburg. when the latter vas miss
ing. was dismissed last week
Attorney Ben Stewart appeared ioI
Reimburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

land. in the main being minor ones.
suen a. larceny Of clothes and articles.
True siIis-
The following f. q list OF true bills
returned. and not suppressed. p in
number.
Herman Andersen. burglary ailes-
"a 70 have stolen Ave pairs OF shoes
from Bert's sample shoe store on the
evening % Dee. 70
Herman Auicrscl and Harry Jones
burglar. alleged 70 nave stolen three
overcosts and four suits. valued at
So. al r. C. SHELLS panatorium.
August -. Mariarlaire. crime against
children. charged with taking undue
h5erties Vlth Margaret EeSmet. aged
:. % East Moline. also larceny % q
shot gun from rhe girls father
Edward Piantz. larceny OF q bicycle
belonging 20 Thomas Burton. Rock L.
la1d grocer
Fred MGttrra. man laughter. char
% with having caused the death ct
John Hjeimciand. Nov 10. iu Rock
Island
Charles Smith. larceny Of cakes and
money from Young Bros. bakery on
Twentieth street. Rock Island
william Bates. crime asai-a- ma
ture
Aiph0ass Becsart auIt upon Hlrs.
Deiiu'ster Eocs Island
George FIarr and Earl EIisa iad'ct-
e,i for carrying concealed weapon
Leopold Formau. larceny OF lap
rob. from Herman Paterson Cu Sec
end avenue. Rock Island
owen 49,. Poets. impe-r oaat.u- on
officer in Rock Island.
III McG-lfh. larceny OF horse ti1uk-
90 he.ourins o. %. e. BATTLES e Go.
John Fox. larceny Of emergency
case belonging to ur. p Williams
Harrg Humphrey. Indicted uu o.
charge Of common JAS rape sfat1-
tory -tne. and i-cear Complainant is
laurrter. sadie r. aged %. in Rocs
Island. N1r.
Alfred Saaar. 1rr=Iary and larceny
OF property belongings to William OaI
weller Eocl Island
Rose starier. alias Madame NeIba.
indicted on nine counts larceny and
c1uadeacr Same.
OIL o. fiauiIf alias Her. 81. .raH-Irr.
aIiaa Ja-es D. Ee-rlletar. alias H De-
NUHaa.NF"a H.. ..NH'."r # tN
ieu.lrr and cfrcE Tor 500 CON- Erin
OserbHrr. Moline leUeisr
Emil Gcuise burglary 90 El-
meat market. Rock Island.
Jose Nalt-z1. larceny. gins
90 Weinrotl-s e'c.hire store rul sun.
deems ci1fhire store. Moline.
james DALEY. murder rf John H
sctoe sci on asltr avenue. Rock
Island night az sos. Q. 1913.
g. ~ Cray. larceny of case 1f i1ru-
tain pens from a. o. Eiess' frGs tore.
Rock Island
Cases Ignored.
Gases against prisoners il county
.afI. which -rer. ignored.
George Marquis. receiving stolen
property
Smiley E.r- malicious mischief
O.. o.. Holland. larceny
Gases against persrus not in Gus
r1dy. which were ignored
Elmer Bersz-cu. larceny as laiiee
and confidence game.
30 Il. Myers. embezziemcuf
Leon VanMoute. assault with dead
ly weapon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
JOHNNY JONES INJURED
M FALL ON ICY WALK

Johnny Jones. popular loan man.
has been confined 20 his home since
Tuesday afternoon. when he was in
jured In an accident in front OF his
home. AIr Jones started down the
steps. when he slipped ON the icy
walk. and fell heavily down the fight.
fractured a bone in his wrist and sus-
tanning severe bruises. Part of the
time be has been confined TO his bed
AT home. but his condition is reported
as much improved today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
NO DATE IS SET FOR A
TRIAL OF GRAFT CASES

Judge Il. c. Graves of Geneseo, was
in circuit court this afternoon Tor the
purpose OF arranging a date for the
trial of other county graft cases. but
owing to the death of former sheriff
o. J.. Bruner. nothing was done
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

Edward Coryn 10 Modest Parein. lot
Is. Il. Coryn's first addition, Moline,
$3.50
Joseph c. Scheuermann and wife 10
Mrs. MolHe r. Long. tract in north
west quarter. section >. Il. Nv, $3.50.
Stewart J. Danskin 10 ". r. starr.
north 40 feet lot ,. block 1, and part
lot l. block /, Healey's subdivision in
section SO. u. Nv. 81.
Stewart J. Danskin 10 W. r Starr
east half lot .. in assessors lot -. IN
section 3, IS. Nv, 81.
William H. Conrad and wife 10 Les
lie Hanna. lots 1. .. and 3. block 3. j.
A. Iiphardts first addition, Hillsdale,
$1,000.
Quit Claim Deed.
Harry b. Gilmore TO Mary l.. Gil
more. part lot ! and lots and 4. block
.. lot 3. block s. tract north of block ?
old town. and part lot $, block Is. Low
err addition. Rock Island. 81
Agreement for Deed.
r. W. Maher. ct al, 70 Otto Rich
ter. LOT IS, Makers garden tract. sec
ton IS. IS. S2.140.
r. W. Maher. ct al. TO Louis Fred
erick. lot 50. Makers garden tract, sec
ton 2S. Is. S2.1sO.
Real Estate Mortgages.
John C. Korb and wife 10 Susan
Shrom. lot ]. John c. Korb's addition,
Silvis. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

PASSED which viii prevent Illinois
courts from using the Injunction in
preventing labor disputes. The gov
ernor promised to consider the mat
ter John II. walker and score arg
Oblander of the Illinois State Feder7-
riou of Labor and President john
Fitzpatrick and Secretary NicEeis oil
the Chicago labor organization saw
The governor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
HOLIDAY VACATION IS
NEAR END FOR PUPILS

The annual holiday vacation for the
cbIlsren OF the public schools. Which
r,,,rr,enc..d al noon. Dec p. viii end
tomorrow ana Monday morning me
,,,,riIs vii return TO their books The
,acatioa lasted 10 days. both the Pn-
pills in the grammar and hisn so.o'-s
cnjoying the holiday FOR that ieIs'h %
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
MOLINE WIDENING CASE
CONTINUED TO MONDAY

As was predicted whaa the case was
first taken up last 1do1daE, Tire Nine
teenth street widening case. HoGne.
in county court, Is hard fought and
will continue cver into next week.
The action was concluded for 7aa
week yesterday afternoon and con
tinued until . o'ci2ck Monday morn
ing. The directors are stiH produc-
ing evidence which they hope wH
overcome the proof established by tho
city IN the prima faeie case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
Remarkable Watch.

An officer OF a liner which sails from
New York vouches for the following
story:
ON q recent trip.I was on deck talk
ing with a passenger when eight bells
sounded. There goes eight bells o.
said. excusing myself. must take
my watch below
Gracious she exclaimed: fancy
having a watch that strikes so loud,
New York Tribune
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trottnow. 1889
Eleventh street are the parents Of a
new daughter. Dorothy Irene. Nj
Trottn5w who has been seriously liz
Tor several weeks is recovering his
health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
CONDITION or FORMER
SHERIFF GROWS G7AVER

Tde condition Of former sheriff O.
T. Bruner very critical according
10 dsc today from Dr. George l..
bis physician re passed "a
bad ulglr and q decided change for the
orae Las taken place he IS gradn-
oily losing his strength and his
chances for recovery are decreasing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
Eiftv.three Given Meal.

A total of 90 men were given free
breakfast at the First Baptist church
this morning DR.. II. W. Reed spoke
10 the men. Calls for clothing con
finne 10 be made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

Paris. III, jan SIS. H AIaener.
aged Il. weil-known resident 81 PAYS.
III, dropped dead in The Union STA
tfon At Nation. He was a member
OF Company z. Twelfth Illinois IN
fantry. and served during the civil
war,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
LABOR ASKS DUMMIES AID

Leaders Want Law 70 Prevent Use
Of Injunction in Disputes.
Springfield. H.. Jan. 9.-Goyernor
Dunno was imporuued BY state and
Chicago labor leaders yesterday 10
use his influence in having Ia"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
Real Estate Mortgages.

John C. Korb and wife 10 Susan
shrom. lot ]. John c. Korb's addition.
Silvis. $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
HERE'S eRANDMoTHER's RECIPE
TO DARKEN AND BEAUTlFY
FADED HAIR.

That beautiful, even shade of dark
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage tea and sulphur.
Your hair is your charm. 1t makes or
mars the face. When it fades. turns
gray, streaked and looks dry. wispy
and scraggy. just an application or
two of sage and sulphur enhances Its
appearance a hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic
you can get it from any drug store
so cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound ready to use.
This can always be depended upon
to bring back the natural color, thick
ness and lustre Of your hair and re-
move dandruff, stop scalp itching and
falling. hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeths" Sage and
Sulphur because 1t darkens so natural
IN and evenly that nobody can tell 1t
has been applied. You simply dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it ana
draw this thru the hair. taking one
small strand at a time: by morning
the gray hair has disappeared, and
after another application it becmes
beautifully dark and appears glossy,
lustrous and abundant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26

Hare.Lip. crushed by this metaphysi'
cal defeat, remained silent. and the old
man went on. Often and often, though
this narrative must not be clogged by
the details, was Granser's tale inter.
rupted while the boys sQuabbled
among themselves. Also, among them
selves they kept up constant, low.
voiced explanation and conjecture. as
they strove to follow the old man into
his unknown and vanished world.
1.-THE Scarlet Death broke out in San
Francisco. The first death came on q
Monday morning. BY Thursday they
were dying like dies in Oakland and
San Francisco. They died everywhere
in their beds. at their work. walking
along tho street. It was on Tuesday
that saw my first death-Miss Coll
bran. one OF my students. sitting right
there before my eyes. in my lecture
room. l noticed her face while was
talking. It had suddenly turned scar
let. ceased speaking and could only
look ut her, for the first fear Of the
plague was already on all OF US and we
knew that 1t had come. The young
women screamed and ran out OF the
room. So did the young men run out.
all but two. Miss Collbran's convui
sions were ~o-y mild and lasted less
than a minute. One of the young men
fetched her glass Of water. She
drank only little Of it, and cried
out:
- feet! All sensation has left
them
After a minute she said. I have no
feet I am unaware that / have any
feet. And my knees are cold. l can
scarcely feel that have knees
"She lay on the floor, bundle OF
notebooks under her head. And we
could do nothing. The coldness and
the numbness crept up past her hips
to her heart, and when it reached her
heart she was dead. In fifteen min
utes, by the clock-I timed it-she was
dead. there, in my own classroom,
dead. And she was a very beautiful.
strong, healthy young woman. And
from the first sign of the plague to her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26
MEsREpUBucAN, iowa FEBRUARY

versity, like . splendid machine. baea
running steadily on. And ns-~. In an
instant, It had stopped. 1t was like
seeing the sacred flame die down on
some thrice sacred altar. was
shocked. unutterably shocked.
when arrived home. my house
keeper screamed as entered and fed
away. And when l rang. found the
housemaid had likewise Ned. inves.
tigated. In the kitchen found the
cook on the point Of departure. But
she screamed. too. and In her haste
dropped q suitcase Of her personal he
longings and ran out Of the house and
across the grounds. stin screaming.
I can hear her scream to this day. You
ordinary diseases smote US. We were
always calm over such things. and
sent for the doctors and nurses. who
knew just what to do. But this was
different. It struck SO suddenly. and
killed SO swiftly. and never missed a
stroke. When the scarlet rash ap-
peared on . persons face. that person
was marked by death. There was
never a known case Of a recovery.
II was alone in my big house. AS
have told you often before. in those
days we could talk with one another
over the wires or through the air. The
telephone bell rang. and found my
brother talking to me. He told me
that he was not coming home for fear
OF catching the plague from me. and
that he had taken out two sisters TO
stop at Professor Bacon's home. He
advised me to remain where was.
and wait to find out whether or not
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26

niAcance when compared With the few
stirring words that Shakespeare wrune
from the heart OF Henry Y. You -
call them:
o God OF battles! steel my soldiefs'
hearts!
Possess them not with fear; take from
them now
Tho sense of reckoning, 70 tn oppcs'd
numbers
Pluck their hearts from them!
That was strong stun.
And after the king had risen and
busted Off his knees he went out and
won the battle. and made lot OF
deathless history--to say nothing OF
deathless play. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26
NEW YORK FARMo.


For Sals-New York farms. Soloman
1000 years ago wrote OF this man. .'I.o
want by the way of the slothful man
his buildings were tumbied down." etc.
100 acre farm with twelve cows and
team. Price $500; $500 cash down.
500 yearly
Renter. invest $500 whers II viii
make your living feed Jour family and
double in value: S0-acre farm and six
teen cows and milk -oute, one fourth
mile to railroad village and thirteen
from Syracuse.
Faith may move mountains but $500
Will make this your own; forty-seven
acre farm. eleven miles from Syracuse.
Price $500. $500 cash $50 yearly. Rail-
road fare one way to purchaser. Write
for photos. Il. Munson. .i26 South
Salina street, Syracuse, N. Y.