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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29
WACING CONTEST
ON TRAIL ROUTE
Both Monmouth and Galesburg Want
to BE On Burlington Way
Highway
BOOSTERS MEET IN ASTORIA
Read VIII Extend From Vt. Louis 10
Observation-Disclosures Session
October Is.

a meeting 10 boost the Burlington
way marked trau from S. Louis IL
Minneapolis and st. Paul. was held 1T
astoria oa Monday Arrangements
had been made ITO entertain 2.oo0 people
bus because Of the muddy roads only
50 attended.
Ii is definitely settled that the trail
shall come north as far as Astoria
and from that city there is q choice
ot Two routes The route running
through Bushnell and Monmouth and
Rock Island is much the shorter. the
actual distance saved being between
forty and atty miles. and those who
attended tho meeting recognized the
claim Of zhis route over the other.
which goes by way Of Galesburg.
Must Improve Roads.
The two conditions necessary. to- Sc
cure the trail are marked poles. and
keeping the roads i'm passabIe condi-
uon at all seasons Of the year Every
pole along the trail is TO be marked
with bands OF white and orange. the
'f.rH .-i '. H# E7..H aLta ~ /
expense is net ezorbi-ant. and it is be-
.IaFad that each community through
which the trail passes viii do its
share In that respect It is also be-
-eTed that the highway commission
ers Of the various townships through
which the trail may pass will be will
ing TO help at least toward keeping the
highways in shape for travel Each
to1u and village VIII also be required
To- erect sign boards al the entrance
and exits OF the corporations
Because Of the small attendance no
definite action was taken but another
meeting VIII be held Oct. is at AS
roria when It is expected the route
north Of That city VIII be definitely de-
termiueH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29

terpretaton. the compositions being
singuIarIy well adapted to the singer
voice. He sings with JOY from q heart
that seems 20 overflow with music and
the prediction Of great critics thar he
is destined 10 become one Of the great
singers IF the world seems certain Of
fulallment.
Mr.. Macdonald At the piano did ef-
fective work In support Of the soloist.
playing with perfect understanding Of
the composition in hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29

George II. Macdonald left this morn
ing to resume his studies fit the Uni
rersity Of Chicago.
Miss Regina Huber has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
Fixaris at Marion, Ind.
Mrs. ". s. Scott and son Robert
leave tomorrow morning for Two
months visit at Newcomerstowu, Cam
bridge and GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GrossfJch of
Chicago. on their way to san Fran
cisco exposition, are guests of Nj and
Mrs. L. A. Sewers. 1929 Fourteenth
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29
PAT GROVE AGAIN ON
A BAT IN DAVENPORT

Pat Grove was arrested ia paver-
port last night on a charge eft drunE-
eness. He was ordered out Of town.
Grove arrived in Davenport last week.
and he Immediately looked up his cid
friends. rhe police. 10 inform them thar
he had turned over d new leaf and was
going to work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29
GEORGE sIEGMAE Is
PAROLED By LARSON

George Sisgmau, indicted en-
charge OF obtaining money under false
pEcteuEes. whose case was certified
down to county court was paEoled
this afternoon bE Judge MA. Larson.
He has wife and several children
and the court decided 70 give Hlm
chance to support them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29

Chicago. H. Sept Gone of the
bands of striking garment workers
which paraded the streets resorted TO
violence today. the first Of the strike,
and hurled stones through the win
dow= of q clothing factory. Eleven
windows We're broken bur nc one was
injured. The disturbers dispersed be-
fore the arrival Of the police
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29

The funeral of Walter e Newton
was held this afternoon al $50 1T the
time. 2209 Ninth avenue Rev NJ. q
Chatley had charge Of the services
with intermeut ia Chippiannock ceme-
Tarr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29

The correct age of Louis Lenser,
who recently died at TAYLOR Ridge
was s. years. ii months and Z days.
and not Sc years. as was stated in
newspaper accounts at the time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-29

He ha=tated somewhat about say
Ing anything regarding himself but
uasmuch as ha did not expect to talk
about Marshall Field & Co, he told
something as to his position in Chi
eaa5. as one OF the superintendents
If this business, having charge Of
everything thar pertains to efficiency.
education and welfare for the $4,000
employees i'm the retail and wholesale
Houses He has come to understand
young people and their problems in
q way anaquailed perhaps by any 9th
eE man today
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Dpfrrirrunigt Einoer.
&riegsmelbunsru in ensliifer utb
bentider gesart.

9ds .0dilb Chronicle" bat bic Sa6t
bia 2oBbon Sur9 Spe8iattabsl an biz
u. 2. Zines beri6tet uitb bic bat Te mil
erii9tIi9er 5reube unb nod erfidtIi4erer
lteberi4riften pfliatgsmdB iusitergetragen:
o8euti4e ainber ioaen ibr 5riibitiid
einffrdHten" - .GHst Elm Siif grot
fat 8tpei uHb belief benz @aterlan6"
lautet Der qemeloete Qppea."
llnb inter btelen ueberfdriften ftanb In
Der Zines 81 leisn:
gDas DaiID G9rOnitle ibeitt nit. baB
Elm eritaunli6er gpp4 an bic Gdultinbtr
in 9eatfdlanb in btr preHe eridienen 1T.
Der 3ped 1T, bic atnoer bon Der Roth
penbigteit gu iiber3eugsp, OdB Iie freis
tpiais eiren dnIcbnIi9sn 9beil hires tdgs
Ii4en 8rotes duIgeben, bamit bic Nahs
rungsmittel fir bic Gripd6Ienen bins
reideu, bic 3u6auis arbeitfn, unb fir bic
Sol0dten, bic i'm GeIOe Iteben. Den Sim
bern miro gefagt, bab ber @rptbprrat6
in raider 4bnabme begriffen lit, utb bdB
- fails lie ni6t Our6 Gin1drdntung
mitbelfen - bas 2ano hungern miiiIe,
e6e bic nd4ite Grnte eingebeimTt lift. Man
sr3ablt ibnen bon Der rgemsinsn uno pers
d6tIi4sn Hdtion" %itnIctts Der Roroiee,
iener Ndtipn, bic ales in ibpen ardften
Stebenbe t9ut, I'M 9eutI6lanb bic Sc
treibtsuFu6r a63uIdneiOen. Der porges
I6tagsns plan Idutet: DE meiiten Sim
Der enen @eiperbrot gum 4a6teifen ~
beite9enb aus 5tpei Stidaen 8rot p6sr
Ts ellen Qa9mtttag8 Elm @anbpi6.
DieIe biden Sonbpides tpiegen Elm
Biinftel 9funb. Qngenommsn, re bers
3ebren nur elm Stid grot NaGmittags
10 mare bas cine groBe 6iilfe. Gs mare
bas glei9bebeutenb NIT elmer ~unge6eueren
@rIparnis an aorR Milionen unb
Miliunen pIunb - biz bas neue aprn
.gebroi9en lit. Gdst euertn Miittern,
Ie iolen eub nur i'm Stid @rot gebsn
feb fart in eueren iungen 9erSen un6
belft BEN @uierlanb!"
Sp melbete es bds @broniele, 70 hls
p~ortiite es bic 3inles. mir baden uns
ne9 benz Original Oergebli9 in Der beuts
i4ea preRe umsei4aut. a1es, mas mir
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Ruff DIR Galat.
ausleie aus ben ueniten @iben BON
5itliGen ariegsidaupIab.

Die aanoFraBm bier in 9olsn bab.r
cine f~a6el6afte Qe6Hli6teit NIT ben ruff.
f8sa Siegesmtl6angeu", ioste 6iHOeu'
burg beim @ormori4 auf 8ari4au 81
Ieinem GeneraIitab8def.
.8ieio2" frdgte bicier eritaunt.
.WeiI iis ebenio - g~ranbIos fnb'.
06ert WuttiuBfi erIdeint auf BEN
Marttplabe tiues polniIdm @orfes, 100
ibn fein Qiutant erportet.
s6err -2eutHdnt, mas ioa bds 6eiben2l
Sd babe bo9 befo6len, baB iih bds aca
giment bier gu berIdmmeln bat.
r3u 9efebl, 9err Oberit. SIT aud 9s'
fde6en - es lit aber Dor elmer balbsn
Gtuube bon ben 9tutiaen gefanasn ges
nommen norben. aur i'd lpurbe bier 9es
IaIIen, INN es 56nen gu meloeq".
.6trrf6aft - Ieuf3t elm bapcilder
qanbpebrmann - an 5unger bab | mia
&ab', Der mo net g'fan8a is!'
aag ben G9neefeIbern aubldnbs, bon
MoBtau Biz an bic 8ereiind, erbeben iih
bic Setter Der ngroben armee". bic Der
erhe RopoleoH bort 81 ibrem Inter9ang
geIi6rt bat. limb ie Iaui6eH ouf bic
Stimme bes Winofs unb fagen:
Pas bdtien mir aud nift getnht, bab
uns bip Wrpuben einit ridden niitben!"
Gngldnber sum RuTsn: r@ut, Siuanl
Die berlangts Miliarbs peroe id biz ges
Zen! mirit BIT aber aud nit Dem @elbe
Bis nab - Berlin tOmmen2"
.gdter6en, gieb mir au eFen", jane
merte bds Meib, ais bic aoiatsu In BEN
poluiidsn 9orfe eiaJogen, gBir berbuns
germ"
.qrmes aoTat bal felbf ni6ts gu freIs
fen. @art, bis bfuiides 8nr6ar Iommt,
@irb Dir grot geben!'
gis6er CAB cs in 9eutI4lanb KG uno
XIV &ilp9rdmm gleih tduieno
@ramm, 9ilotpdti gtei6 tauienb Matt.
Sn 9iidfdt auF bic pieltn 9cnisnbe pou
~geFdngenen HuHen Nib es lid e%mpfeblen,
als neues Nlab bos KR ein5ufI6ren:
9iloruFen gIei4 tauIenO sefdngsne Bull
fen,
quF 9~tnresung Oes Stdbtetdges purbe
cine 6inbenburgs epenbe gelammeIt, bic
iiber 3fpsi Mlilionsn Mart er1d6, ipofiir
gel3mdntet fir bic 9ruppen i'm Often
aued6gfft murbsn. Sin Gslb9rauer Bee
mertte, ala sr in Ieinsm nsutR 4el5 bers
umparubirte; ,GtitOem i'd ben feintn
nehen pel3 babe, tr0pfen Ie mir bier fir
GFen anb 9rinten ods G6ppelte db1.
49,
9Ot6fdrei zines auTen i'm S6ibens
grabsn; ngleDmt mid %gefaHgtu obar
i'd iaiebe!!9
Sine annbTturmtpmpagnie Iisat - brei
Monate mad Der MobiliIirung - INNER
nod In Der beimatbli9tu aoIerne.
gines Samstogs ldBt BtIbpebsl
Gdmal5ler bic Munnidait unlrsteu anO
besiHut;
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Gin @fbrimnis.
CT. 6olmes 6at anB esI6rieben.

G6. 6olmes 6ot uns eeI6rieben.
pit! glibt 70 Iaut, bumit es 9tiemdnf
bort! CT. SoImts . Sic fennen Jpn
bob, ben groBet, ben beribmten, ben
genidlen GberIot 6oImes - bic naies
f~peiIefe auer Gpitnafm. Gr bat - pit,
NOD leifer; es siebt lest fopisle 2eatl
nit unglaubIid ldngen Shren, ba muB
man boriidtig fem.
4lID S9erlot 6olmes, fir ben es tein
9ras siebt. bas er nt1t Duhien bort,
bat uns Elm fem nusgetiftetes qldnaen
entbdlt:
@srtber Serr! Sd balte es fir meme
Bflid1t als n~eutrdler amerffaner SArem
gei6dbten glatte Elm fur9tbares @ebeims
mis- 81 entbiIen. @ua ein9ebenber I'm
terIufrng in SOboten 1T es mir gelungen,
feit8u1tellen, oaB bic 9ampfer Batter
lamb" unb .8sOrse 8uibin8ton" pG9reno
Der leBten beiben 8O6en in fart gepans
5erte S4ladtldiffe umeebaut tpuroen.
ale @orbeteitunsen fir ibre 4usfaRrt
all benz Nep Porter 5afen limb bereit8
in aler Gtile g%etroffen porben. Dies ipa
Ii9 ME folgt bol5ieben:
Die beiben S4iffe fuhren hinuu8 in
bic uutere 8ai, bort nirb Der 8ug bes
Ghiffes nit elmer groBen S6eere obges
f4nitter un0 bic i'm Snneren perborgenen
ariegsI6ifie perbm Our9 Shtepper bers
ausge3ogen. 8d6renb nun Der leere
S9ifFsrumpF aIs cine 4rt Mtasfe in Der
8ai Dor anter Iitgsn blei6t, fabreu bic
beiben als @treinigte Staaten &riegss
i9iffe bertleibeten pun3ertreu3er in uler
Rube sum 6afen 6inauS. Die @ei6tbe
fit bic betben qan8eriAiffe tpurbsn in
tleinen, in pdpisr einsehinten Pddeten
bier einsei4muoselt; bic Mannf6aft -
Hatiirli9 beutIde Matroien unb @eeIols
baten - tamen aus 9eutf6Idnb als
@drtexinnen unO ais ameritonif4e @es
IeQf6aftsbamsn berfteibet bier an. Sc
Der europGii4e 9ampfer brohte cine Nm
sa6l NIT; ie purben bic gauge 3eit iiber
in BEN Saorniteinen bes 9ampfers n9as
terlanb" berborscn eebdlten.
Dies lit ipieber Elm 8etfpiel ber binters
Iiiigeu beutidm qolitit. bic i4 biermit
entlorbt babe.
@rgebenf SIT
CT. 9olmes."
60, nun ipi1tn Sic bas neueite Sc.
beimnis bes sroBen S9erlod Sotmes =
betpabren sic % in Sbrem ulertiefften
gufen, uuf baB Is Aiemonb erfabre. Sns
oenfdns Iebr nett BON benz genialen Spiirs
nafetpeiien, bub er un8 u feline @ebeims
niFs etntpeiAt. Gber borithttg bun
lpegen Der aarsobrsu. sic bolteu bic
gauge @eI6itte file cine 5tpeifeIbdfte gts
Thtdte2 ga, OieI unpabrfdeiulider als
bic auberen SberIod 9olmes 9ei6i4ten
lit tie aud nidt.
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aedmcft Sas gfeifdeu?"

Die li9 bic Gelbgrauen 5u belftn nil
fen, psnn es fir etigas GsbfsDbeS Grfab
su f6affen Gift, 3ei9t folgeHbe @telle in
sinem GelbpoIt6rief bic bic raDniesbtr'
ger sartung'i4e 3eituug" mittbsilt: s9ier
In 8rantrei@ lit u~berbaupt nidts 81 ~
tpmHen. Q~lentHal6en, no iOir bintoms
men, iino bic 2dben l6on geleert. Die
fran80ll6e Jlegierung bat iammtli4fn
5abat fir ibre gruppen requirirt. 0d
6aben mir ben g6ee uHb Guffee
geraudt. Der aaffee purbe obtr erIt
gstpdt, nahber niebsr setpdnet. gine
PIeife babon, lieber Gntell bag geniigte.
bann mar man erit NAL pieOfr 6efriebi9t,
benn bas Qromu IN bieIem Raudmateridl
ipar nidt mthr bas bette"
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ArifasaLontM.
glas Der Gnmmelmappe zines spBi,
terS.

gias ber Sammelmappe zines Sp6t'
ters.
Die GrdnsoIsn faHgtn an, fi6 iiber bic
aasuaroBe 9eIteibtn6ett ber Gngldnber
al bttldgeu. mtnn e 8u elmer Gdla6t
iomnt, fagen bieIs ndmlid al ben 5ran,
1'isn; Bite, a d S7n'n!'
gslm asftB Der Sun fam man %
berIfehen, baB Sbien ben Sstnr Qloins,
1ls bic @sbirnerneihLRg bei ibm aus
brad, Taasn laBt: sMutter, gieb mir bic
Gonns!1
Nnpoleon oer Grite mtinte einmaI, bdB
fHnf8ig Sabre mad isinsm lobe europa
rtpubltanif1 oOer loiatiia iein pirbe.
ST bdite es fid absr ME trdumsn laiIsn,
baB bnnbert Sabre naA ieiRem lobe bic
lrdn56lde aspubIit foiatii6 fem plrOs.
mnn elm snglilder Uliniitsr srtIdrt.
ber arIea ipsrbs sipan5ig Sabre bausrn,
casg mub man bas ua9 BEN bsEauntsH
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tlhii So is aHn a
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tlt t1na aag ttH F65t
eiiH 8ha
4hf t uH tagtn tam to 4ae
afa eul nim edlafHl iu fittlttfd,
6ataui itb pg iaHW 8mu l6ftH UldnH
liasr MnteM dntftH. Bnt 81 taltf
o1k e.ittaf nftai dBi tff Ntlh 4Hf
.ott 8idltiit htl 8ilbtiHt tdHb.
asuh Htritai 81 mar bttwnnhfl il
riftIt al uorae1 attia Iei 4ltun tlf
eub SOB i pafR uiium .tH ttt I'm
Cttini elruf UboIf
Die Buu lfrith itm, bab * bod mils
ittilgn MIDDLE. ipit u bdb GiityHt grtlg
uboliH battle.
sTaB NIT BEN GilttHm Rru37, fhritb
.tr. sbas mar itbr anfaa. Der Wlaiur ttf
NIP th mnbtg fi1fshm uHb Der 6tlbs
.ptbl bat mfrs %auasbtiitt. @ruB @oolf.
~ 49,
eirtr Wuiier Brief Sbr Gin3iotr mar
Cifi3i,r auf BEN .GIidtr". limb Igin.
Gdm tebi nitt auf Der elite ber @ts
rftieitn Nleroiuas bic Cite III nod lHs
uoliiduoi9 800. so asrne modie mtin
%tieftraurigs5 Wtuittrber3 boifCn! 90 pdrt
ia Gin Slid, niht gu btIhreiben, Ioatt
me- 6er8ensiuHqe inter ben Gtretietsu
fein." Don R~euubunotrt nur 8reihunoert
gertttet - uHb iebe Mutter bofft, bab
Qerabe i6r Gobn elmer Der 8reibun6ert
Iein m0geJ Wutttrredt! Der m0dte es
ib- bfreitsn2 Gle bofft unb lit rod auf
ods Shlimmtt qsfaBt: .Goaie aber uns
fer braber, tapferer 6ein3 nidt mebr ipies
oertommen, bonn mtg infer grof Der
fem. TT unb mir aaben fiji bss 8dterlonbss
Gbre bds Bette, bas mir bdtten, unb ehrens
pol mar bdnu Ieiu GHoe; benn rad ben
9eridtrn bat ia Der .gLider" Biz gum
l%lntergang dernbe8u belbtnbnft qefdmpE.
Rod tpGbrenb bes Siutens BEN 5einb gu
bstdmpfeu, ba3u Qeb5rt 9obesmuib, unb
0us III yns cine itol3s @enugt6uung. Mein
5unas bat fein Sort gebatten big gum
lebtm Gtbem3ug. Gr idrieb mir: es sisbt
barten &f aber mir ~bertaufsn
uns 70 tbeler unb bod, dls es eben mems
i6enmogli6 lift. 9as bat er set6an, unb
Id 6dbe mtin 8eftes duf ben 4ltdr beg
guterlan6es geIegt. M0dte bas idtpere.
bartt 0pfer nidt bfrpebens fem
sc giebt in Der @tlt nur Ginss, BAG
ii6er BEN Selbenihum ber G0bns Deutfds
itebt: bos 6elpsRt6um ber bsutiden
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IN scr gBGterIhnle.

2e6rer (auHobtbema belpredsnb):
Mud Der arieg bat Elm Suites. @elde
berrlide Grideinung bat er sum geiipieI
Idon beroorgebrudt94- S9ilsrin: Die
Iotbtrauung",
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ninhenhnrns @nrnnnten.

3pet Mdb8en u~nttrbalten fi4 in Der
@Isttrifdtn iiber Sinbenburg.
n9u - fragt bic cine HE beibt
eieentli9 6inbenburg nit 8ornamen9"
n@umme Grasel Il beibt en-
Sin @iRbcrtanbnts.
Die TeGsiG6riQe grete fommt begsiitsrl
aus ter Sdule: rglntti, mir lerneu jsbt
Elm gang reues 8eibnnhtsIisb. DENT
NAL. bus heibt: .Gs 1T in O u r. sut,
Iprungen!"
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Sine aanbFurmtompcgnie Iis9t = brei
Monate mad Der Mobiliitrung = INNER
nod In Der STANDARDIZATION aoferne.
Gines Samstdgs ldBt Btl6pebsI
SdmalJler bic Munnidaft unlrsten waO
besiHut:
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9ot6idrei zines 8uFen I'm Sdlbens
aruben; aQsbmt mid ~gefaHstn ooar
Id iaiebe!le
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

cided advantage he has in being we'll
and properly dressed. Some men
never look neatly dressed because they
do not know where or how to pur-
chase their wearing apparel. Others,
although spending about half the
money, always appear we'll dressed.
In purchasing clothes the first thing
a man should do is to select a reliable
store; next select a reliable brand and
then use good taste in selecting his
suit or overcoat. The men and boys
of Marshall, MIMI, can make no mis-
take as to the store by patronizing
Lawler-Huntting Clothing Company
for classy wearing apparel.
This store is far in advance of any
in the county. They have been estab-
lished for the past five years and have
built I'D a large and growing patron
age. Some of the leaders handled by
this firm are Steinbach clothes for
men and boys, Regal shoes, Lanpher
hats and Munsing underwear. Besides
these specials they handle other lead
ing brands and makes of all that is
best in clothing, furnishings, hats,
caps and shoes.
The proprietors of this store are
among the foremost and most enter
prising business men of the COM
munity, who have always been in the
foreground in all affairs that might
have for their object the betterment
of the city and county. The proprie.-
tors are T. A. LAWYER, F. Hunting
and A. S. Kinch. They have also
fine store at Fairmont, MINI.
We commend this concern to the
patronage and support of Our readers.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
BIRKENMEYER & FRAN
co.'s.

For the reason that Marshall is the
market place and shipping point for
large surrounding agricultural section
of the country, the general merchant
disc store is the most desirable of all
places of trade among the concerns
furnishing the people with commodi-
ties and living necessities. The store
owned and operated by Messrs. Birk-
enmeyer & Francois, Marshall's lead
ing merchants, has held leading
position in it's particular field for a
number of years. Here may be had
general line of dry goods, notions,
hardware specialties and ladies' and
children's department for ready to
wear garments, children's outfits, etc.
In the grocery line they have large
stock of staple and fancy groceries
that are always fresh and clean. Some
of the specials handled in the grocery
department are DR.. Prices pure
Food" Arbuckle's Natural Coffee and
Tea and Groverie fruits and vege-
tables.
This firm also buys products from
the farmers, always giving the high
est market price for same.
Messrs. F. NJ. Birkenmeyer and w.
P. Francois, the courteous and up-to-
date proprietors of this great estab
lishment, conduct the store in a way
that has met the appreciation and
appreciation of all our citizens and
they are to be commended therefor.
Their motto is "A square deal to
everybody and those who are &C
quainted with the methods and the
class of merchandise it dispenses are
permanent customers.
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C.. M. YOUMANS LUMBER
COMPANY.

In connection with the lumber in
terests and building trades, no con-
Germ in Minnesota is better known
than the c. M. Youmans Lumber
Company, which maintains extensive
yards in Marshall, as we'll as in other
cities of Minnesota. They do whole
sale and retail business in lumber and
building materials. Their stock COM
prises rough and dressed lumber,
lath, shingles, sash, doors, mouldings,
lime, cement, cedar posts, and in
short, all kinds of building material,
as we'll as the best makes of silos.
They are also the agents for this
territory for the King Aerators.
The general offices of the c. M.
Youmans Lumber Company are To-
Gated at Winona.
Mr.. N. L. Anderson is the enter
prising and courteous manager of this
company at Marshall and on many
occasions he has shown his friendship
for our people and our cause, and his
firm are cordially commended to the
patronage of Our readers in this COM
munity.
Mr.. Anderson has spent a great
many years in the lumber business
and knows to nicely the different
wants Of his patrons. This company
by reason of their large stock al
ways give the best of service. 1t is
better to deal with company of this
kind who have always stock on
hand, and who can give you the bene-
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native born, the foreign population be-
ing as follows: Germany, 1895; Swe-
den, 2,287; Norway, 276; Great Brit
ain and Ireland, 263; Denmark, IS;
Finland, ATT; France, p; other coun-
tries, S75.
In 1913 the county had "a cream
cries, the output of which was $685.
O63 pounds of butter. The live stock
of the county for 1913 was as follows:
Horses, 1885; cattle, 40,177; sheep,
2,629; swine, 1926.
1t has IFS rural schools, six graded
schools, six high schools and So
churches with denominations as fol-
lows: Congreg ational, Lutheran, Bap
fist, Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian,
and Episcopal. 1t also has II news
papers.
The county has fifteen villages, viz:
Annandale, population, ga; Buffalo,
1,227; Clearwater, 81; Cokato, 71S;
Delano, 1881; Hanover, 100; Howard
Lake, 626; Maple Lake, 522; Month
cello, 85S; Montrose, 284; Rockford,
2S7; South Haven, 287; St. Michaels,
401 St. Michaels Station, 222; Waiver
ly, 400.
The total assessed valuation of the
county in 1912 was $1O,671 SAG, of
which $1,904,374 was personal prop
erty.
The crop acreage for 1914 was as
follows: Corn, $4,000; wheat, $1,000;
rye, 1880; potatoes, $500; oats, 10000;
barley, 1900; flax, 90; hay, $1,000.
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The city OF Marshall, with 5000
population, is the geographical center
of Lyon county, and the county seat,
located at the junction of the Great
Northern railway from St. Paul to
Omaha, and the Chicago & North
western from Chicago through Water
town and Aberdeen, S. D., to the Pa
cifc coast.
Marshall is strictly up-to-date
city, with electric lights, power cur
rent, water system, both hard and soft
water, flowing wells, sewer system, all
cement walks, white way with post
lights, park system, library, $4,000
public school, modern hospital in
high repute, modern courthouse and
Jail, three banks with deposits of
81 100000.
A flour mill of 1000 barrels per day
capacity, tile factory, pop factory, rug
factory, cigar factory, planning mill,
bridge works, fine creamery, ice cream
factory, cold storage company, bust.
ness section heated from central
plant, nine churches, new $lOO,OOO
Catholic church and parochial school,
new $4,000 garage, $4,000 fireproof
opera house now building.
Marshall has more plate glass and
city airs than any other city of its
size in the state.
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PINE COUNTY

This county was created February
20, 1855, with the county seat at Buff
falo
The area of the county is 1887
square miles, or 456,939.32 acres, of
which 424,353.82 acres are land and
32,585.5 acres are water.
The land surface is divided into
1914 farms.
The population of the county in
1910 was 28,O82, of which 1882 were
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UNDERWRITING
CLOTHING co.

Every successful business and pro-
fessional man must recognize the de-
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Marshall, Minnesota

fit of their large purchasing power in
quality and price.