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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

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astretsn iperotn.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

breckenridge returned home from
Peoria Saturday where they had been
the past week taking treatment at the
sanitarium in that city.
Mrs = l. Robinson went 10 Moline
Tuesday 90 see n new granddaughter.
which was born that day TO Mr.. and
Airs. Floyd Robinson al the Moline
city hospital.
r Jones. Irwin Terry and FREQ
f.anEford sent 20 the tri-cities Thurs
day on business. Elmer Grecnweii
sent in the afternoon and returned
home with the boys IN the evening.
\ Wiustein vas a visitor in the
tri-citics Thursday.
Miss Mamie Park visited Wsth reia-
tives IN New Windsor from Monday
until Tuesday going on 10 GsiesburE.
where she visited a feW days with
friends before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII David and daugh-
ter Margaret arrived home Wednesday
from Rochester. MINI. where they
took little Margaret for examination
T.. doctor ound an obstruction az the
mouth % the Windpipc
Lester Lee. who q staying with his
uncle Mr CorEepius. spent Monday IN
WatlrrViiie with home folks.
Misses Eess Bautlc and Mildred
r1rEspirE spent SUNDAY In Rock r.
land. the guests of friends
Miss Kate f.anEord and Clarence
Britfnn returned "a Monmouth college
Tuesday after spending few days va
cation a. their homes.
Mr.. Belle Balmcr has returned
home % AIedo after visiting a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Narkcy.
Miss Mar Bugos OF Matheryine
spent thc past week with Elva South
eru.
Professor :. :. Moore went 10 Gales
burg Friday and from there went TO
Gaiva and spent Sunday az the home
% his parents
Louis SchoEer OF Aurora arrived
here from Burlington Monday where
ne had been on business and visited
Monday afternoon with hts uncle Fred
SchoEcr
D-. Miles and n. n. McGaughy went
90 Gaiesburg Tuesday 10 be present at
an operation performed on Mr.. Nc
Gaurhy's son James. a. the Galesburg
hospital that day.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07
MATHERVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. James PurviS and baby
were Viola visitors sunday.
Mrs George Dowsett is ill.,
sirs. John Omella or Sherrard is
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs William Caddy left on
Friday for a three months trip. They
wiil visit I'm Kansas City and viii also
attend the fair az san Francisco be
fore returning home
Tire ladies' of the II. Il. church gave
5azar in the basement Of the N +
church Thursday evening.
Frank Easenburg has purchased a
Ford car.
Miss 1iable Peterson. who has been
clerkinE in the Muscatine store, has
returned 10 her home in Gable.
Nike Dooley has gone TO Utah,
where he viii sarm large tract OF
land.
Mrs. Ben Adams was taken TO Dav-
export Tuesday. where she underwent
an operation Dr. G. NJ Murrel accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Nelson was i'm Galesburg the
first OF the week. where she went 70
attend the funeral OF a relative
Mrs. Bailey Foster was in Gales
burg Tuesday.
William Angus was a Rock Island
passenger Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas German of East Mo
line and Mrs. William Edgar of Rock
Island visited here Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Sturgis and baby OF
Viola visited here over sunday.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

hfrh school tooE her class Ia physics
t1 Ft~ poser house % the Rock Island
soafheru "wednesday afternoon. where
th~V uers shown the workings % the
p.anf.
Born. saadays-March - 20 Mr.. and
Nre Ariie Esp. a son
Perry Hardin % krifhrburE visited
Frffay 20 the tomc % Mrt. Gwen
Thomas. Misses Fern snd Mar Har.
dIr came Saturday morning and 70.
rFaired urfu Sunday when they re-
Turned home.
SIR u o. Parkinson and daughter
Dorothy 9f Er.thsbgrE and ,fra. Alice
Nener ruf daughter Mabel ~ Aiedo
ezus Saturday ard made a short visit
WITH their sistrr. AtrF "a Phillips and
family
CHFr'-r ttrdburs returned Tuesday
frHm FHrHrefFr NtrU. ehrrs Do took
tf. ulf- several vrrks aso for an op-
Grafton wrs tIrfburE viii return
bone 5H ab1gf q week.
vlss mildred cable spent from Fri-
fsE u1EU s1rfsF uth bone folks az
trrarrr
tfrs Carrie HuI visited Ht the home
ef vrs Errf Bailey SUNDAY. Mrs Hm
81. uHrar from N1r-h Henderson 60
.Irtaao1 uI. r1~-~ she viii make
He. f.trrr .1wT.
1l-r Joe wtt- I~r Tor Frs-por
Eafra Irr OF iasf seek Tor q visit
a.rs beg as1stfer NfiEs Anna White.
Ttr end SIR 81 O. Ugau and Mr
rrI wFs Arthur Bradford eerr In
CeiesagrE saturday EoiuEin tfc for
grs.s atEr.
wae Roth MerrfaTy went 90 Bur
EFs Saturday f1r a short visit az the
harae or Der lister MIA Cisrk Boyer.
trs - .. Wi-n and Miss WinnIc
Faufipf visited Tuesday az the home
ef ftr5- unrie. william Butler. east %
AIefo
N War- Phillips arrived home
feem EaEna. ~ st. last Thursdny for
aa extended vislt Elth her parents.
Hr ard Mrs. "a Phillips MiEa Phil
HEs has been employed as steuoEra-
pae- sr tae Isa Office 0f hcr brother.
o t- Ph1i.gs
Elmer ErFHru has returned from
spFiaEaeid where DO sent last week
Co attend q meeting ~ the county SUI
prrIrtrrdrufE OF roads
C-1rs- W pinEcrton and u. ".
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

. t@ly rav Ch~sfsF. asaEtt~r 6i
. Charles ard clara Ct-sisy. Who died
.at ne baas o. brF psrenEs fa1 mIirs
soutsWsss % town March -. uss bgFa
e~sr Vi6Js NfsF g. ts5& TIE fze-rsr
vss hstf sf tse torn~ conducted b7
Era o. e. Iarp~f. assisted o. quar-
Toe from t1e pr~sbqtrFis eHarcl ari
ere rrmsias were laid % Frsr is rfr
Viola esm~tsrv
ttr arf wrs. Fret Fraz5~r rrrrr.
tsiasf ere &C. c.sS ar EFrir bone Frs
cav TrerirE flvr fables srre sur
r5grrsf bT e.gF meEsers asa saVirei
Esrsss. uaiafg rrfr~staserrs uFrr
served ere latter part ~ ere ~VrE.HE
Tfissss JeseB st~F gsss-u aHG ftaF.
EErrf sf9srr gave r. charming 5srraa-
risl fierer tFtfsF eurrins HF s .rfFes
s. ere bone 9r Mass ls1ssrir iE N.T1r
af tftse trrl Terry. whose marriage
wtT Fake r.rr= NErt THF center
rtreF vac a Fssr wicker HsstrF HITf
vf-s tsr tjrF~rss srrtrr TTe~r- asd
esd wr reIEa err V.trr 'aHr
bow fr rFrr 1Es 'f.ss T~-rvs es1srr
r1fF~e The Hssrr caro- Herr ear.rz
f5er- a-s.rrs Frf az =rra place f.e-r
WFs a .srV esss~s r0rE rir. rger--
raF rera l~Grr OF ttr eseefrE Fe ar-
HfFts1lF sserf 5r social Uar.
vfrs Hfrrr l.tsrs sHesFrt tH H'rIr
lfsraae serr.sE. S.e Dos been aF-r
trl9fsE ta care for bog n1fhrr tfr
pest ve~t yrs Thomas ss c5rvatr-e.
isE aieFif
1f- asd Wrs WIarf Care. visited
is Gale. aafE srE At.sE9gs Friday
frfrEsa H Getf~s rssg evaF az
esr aaalr is tAe a6sta past of torH
Frisav ef.efe1aa FunFrTf s~re Ices
were Ertf s. ere rFrstH rTFiaa church.
srrfar u5-riaE 20 ~ 6el1eE con.
ss~sef sF rs~ essra- Rev g. O.. Ha-
Per tesFru~Ef vas made .a far Viola
esrsetrrT
Egzts~~r r-rab--s of fE- g=t-s1h
degree tFtrr save wrs. ora weNfrs a
rice sa~rrfse es Er= reEr ou S1~rE
Sheppard ssrree WedaasfsF afrrHGGf
N fr5-cagrse lerea vas served tF tfe
tssfes ere er H--rrss Fr5arra frr en-.
r-uaee.
7 srra. sraes.aF. reresrr ls enc
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

Rev. c. c. Harper wa5 in Alpha
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Baxter went To Peoria
Wednesday for several days visit with
friends.
Grandpa Phillips who is past 80
years. met with "a very painful acci-
dent Thursday. While carrying a
bucket Of coal he stepped on the porch
In such a manner as 20 lose his bal
ance. As he did so. ne caught hold of
post. swung around il and fell 20 the
ground. Medical aid was summoned
and u IS thought his LEFT hip is dislo-
Gated Mr.. Phillips is past so years OF
age
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

Estg many offhsse questions
can you anstEer offhand ?
How did man learn 70 light
q fire7
Why are some rugs so valua
ble7
Where did bread originator
How did money originate?
How does a bee make honey?
How does the gas get into
the gas iet2
Why do we dream?
Why does a ball bounce?
What makes IL stop bounce
ing7
How does a cablegram get
there?
How is a big gun made?
How did men first tell time?
How does the water get into
the faucet7
How are moving pictures
nader
Why do they keep white
mice on board a submarine?
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07

Mrs Frank Holt has returned here
from Galva. where she viii make her
future home.
Mrs. John Adams and daughter, Mrs.
John Jones. were Aledo passengers
Wednesday.
The show. Steamboat Bill" which
was given here Wednesday evening,
was largely attended
John and Tom Doherty were Mon
mouth business visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lawson visited
in Victoria Sunday.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07
GIRL !ESTIFIES
AGAINST DILLES
ava uENERE TAXES sTAro ASo
GrlEs EV1GNcE RGsfssT
WA4 RccUGE1
assr-- 81 we - ssssr-gss-sfs 80
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tn Ess cass

rHsraE rFaa-Hee aFai1E rree1e
rf.-s esrrsG ata crfaF ara. -.f
e.rf-sn. Vfs given sy tae eeaB, aietsz
.srasss r.aa t-7er-. Q years ga. Sc.
Lao Rose e. aaIsgafI police
rt.s.r Na.sr and aiss sT fse o.
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s.-f rreHf ragrt faasF
ar fEr Flfi pFs tEr efss
4 . rrfaf snt er s9ts efs
m .rH.-1 reF'tsa. fI~sIeE frss
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asIssE l4ry,
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sI-s. sr veefremra HaftsE start
- yesterday affrraoon. eiEag % ere
saHe. .eHs accepted ar tssf tiaT
Hts HHlEst fsat rse ease rvuf e~
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sreas. AL. ssae Cart rsatfsree.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07
PERSONAL POINTS

Mrs. William McEniry and daughter.
Miss Bessie. have returned home from
a visit in New Orleans.
Mrs. Charles Hawley, formerly OF
Rock Island, now of Topeka. Kan. is
visiting friends in the city.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-07
FEARCE LEAVES HOTEL TO
TAKE UP RESORT POSITION

r. c. Pearce. steward at the New
Harper leaves his position there May
TO take up his post as manager OF
the CampbelIs Island inn. Mr.. Pearce's
successor has not yet been named.
For the past two seasons Dick has
operated the island establishment to
the great satisfaction of the scores of
campers and the many who make the
river resort a rendezvous during the
summer He is now making effort 10
obtain electric lights for the various
cottages, and holds a conference with
the light company officials within
few days 10 thresh out the matter at
that time
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
MAINLAND PAYS
HONOR TODAY TO
HAWAIIAN Pines
Letters and kilograms Reach
Hawaii Promotion Commit
tee Assuring Success

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
ENTERPRISE FOUND
WEATHER ROUGH ONE
DAY OF LONG TRIP

Bringing q cargo totalling 3055 tons
for island ports and reporting rough
weather only the first day out from
port, the Matson steamer Enterprise
locked at $50 o'clock this morning at
Pier Is from Seattle. She brought no
mail nor passengers
Freight on board was 2505 tons for
Honolulu, 215 for Kahului, EOS for Hilo
and $50 for Port Allen. The Enter
prfse's skipped is Capt J. "A. Young
rem. The steamer Is to san Friday
afternoon at o'clock for Port Al
len and after discharging her cargo
viii clear from Hilo for San Francisco
with no call here returning to the
coast,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
INTER ISLAND LAUNCH
DRIFTS IN ALL ABLAZE

Enyeloped il flames after the ex-
plosion of the gasoline engine by
which 1t was driven, n launch Of the
Inter-Island Company. fIoated in to
Pier Is this morning. Fhe engineer
on the boat. Jos RaWlins, a PERU
guese. was blown into the stern OF the
boat when the explosion occurred, and
was slightly burned on the forearm
and bruised abosit rhe body. He was
taken to the Qnesn,s hospital The
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
ANCESTORS HEAR
YOSH|HITO TELL
OF SUCCESSION
CONTINUED from Page u


OF Jimmu Tenno, $500 years ago, that
the people Of Japan or representatives
OF foreign powers have been permitted
TO participate In the ceremonies OF
coronation. Before this, only the
court and feudaI lords and samurai
were there. This coronation. there
fore, is the bridge between the old
and the new Japan-it Is the official
exodus for the impenetrable feudality
Of the past 20 the modernism and COM
mencement Of democracy OF the pres
ent and future. The first step in the
modern political development of Ja-
pan was taken by Emperor Mutsuhito
in 1889 when he granted a constitu-
ton 20 his subjects"
Children Have Big Part.
Every possible arrangement has
been made TO impress upon the minds
OF the young the significance IF the
ceremonies. The part played by the
school children Of Japan is ore of tine
most Impressive features Of The entire
coronation program. which win last
about a month. Special portTaits OF
the emperor and empress were dis
tributed and commemorative exercises
were held in every school throughout
the empire: speeches were made re-
Iafing the Importance OF the corona
fioli at every school two trees were
planted In commemoration Of the oc-
casion and d flag procession OF chill.
dreii was held in every district
At the precise moment when the en-
peror mounted the throne 70 announce
his accession TO the people salutes are
fired by the army and navy-and In
whatever part of the world soldiers
and ships may be located. Through
out the country cannon doomed, whis-
ties were blown. flags were flung TO
the breeze. aerial bombs fired, the ma
fional hymn sung and cries OF ban
zaf'' sWelied upward.
Give Bible 70 Emperor.
RELIGION occupied prominent place.
American missionaries were leaders
"a the movement TO hold Christian
services and IN every Christian church
throughout the empire, native or Tor
eien. prayers were said today for
long and happy reign Of Emperor Yo-
shihifo. The international Bible so
ciety Of America Is presenting q beau
fful bible to the emperor In cDmmem-
Grafton of his enthronement the
cover Il Of white leather with an
artistic design in red. Inside the
covers are entwined the flags OF Japan
and the United States TO convey the
idea that the friendship between the
two nations Is will-bound with the
word Of God. Services were held also
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