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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
PERSONAL POINTS

leave Monday for California. where
they will spend the summer months.
Miss Helen Detjens and Miss Eliza
beth Sharpe returned yesterday from
their studies a Monticello seminary,
Godfrey, Ill
Miss Erma Lundeen 1888 Fifteenth
street and Miss Edna Lundberg, 1I3l
Fifteenth street. left this morning for
Nacomb, III. where they viii attend
summer school at Nacomb normal.
General James z. Stuart of Chicago,
chief inspector Of post Offices in the
central district is in the city today at
tending the Spanish War Veterans en-
campment. and made a call at the Rock
Island post Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
John T. Has.

J8sa o. Mass. aErI -s aaf Cog %
ge1rs zee dent OF R1ss iElsu2 rnuu-
rF. died yesterday afternoon az 3
o'clock az bic bone ia Coal valley,
Death came a. a result % che iaarmi-
HeE os age
Nr Hass uas born Aus lz. is-t. iu
lf-. flrEseFz. strriifz. Germany. lie
came fa W1es Istara ls December 1f
1864 end resided here $500 1851 uhen
be- removed f1 C5sI valley. aaieh place
a- Es1 since made tlE home. after
removing Co Coal valley te worked
Coz a1a5beF ag sears on che Rock ir-
land q Peoria as tFF@sl. Later De
operated a bF.ee plant go. aa14t four
years ego. vEeH tr retired. fr vas
a neubeF as che a. %. C. W
Deceased ass married ia Germany
90 Hf.ss W5thrl@lsa srsFFt. 2frs. HaFs
dlrE Del Coal valley Iaiy e. I-5-. Left
Co a8sFe tsr j8ss OF taeiF father are
Robert ~ Coal VALLEY. pred 90 Leu1x.
lTva. and Size william Framing %
G4FaL FgHeraI services viii BE- hsil
sr tf a. or 1tartsT .a the home and
b4r.st aiil BE- ia teT Coal valley Gene
frFF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Wase5rErar. n. O.. tsnr tz-,f1ss
rsss "a raara ot seFs6sal lstrfFst at-
Eaeers t1 tfslVs aferes tet1 ere aAr.
fe enc atsss OF vsseirE-1a people.
lat-rf OF society f9.e au oTrF tfr
easefrvs aT rrssFr Of tE~ vide ae-
a.ss5-rs-re ar ssr user 81 ere AE-uzzi
.e eaerse. af fsr Italian raVat
t1rees. asssE terr.esss OF ere Ti-et
e.a sa-ss aer- as less lesr ll E-f-
.ar
Too familiar ta r-ef Fetr.s.eE is
DTS rasHer UH ae
Americas E-t asr=ar Eafaerter
.a..rs. fs.Fesrr of Ese taFr es-psra
Et#es OF Wrsf tlrEs.a art HTa
rs ss Wee 7rIF fEr stern
sea e... govern Gro marriage ~
aa.r-es ana HrFs ar Fer rEE
sa.Hr prevented fF1E rrssrsez "a bop
Hsf s.re Hfee.F HFrriFt. Nfs
uaE " keen
e1-e-ss re t1rrer-s at FFa ltas.sa rs-
Hs. forces FF say rerrss a Ear bose
NJ Americas ~ waH arr fr
a.- F asrfs r1r F Fases
man ve. nate sses "a F5s ts R@Frie4
as has roc been uars.lFsrf ~ aef
sar|s OF royalty s5err ere tst~ Nirs
rtVaFf. ff-r rr.eer OF wales. farref
fss rasrfrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
MOLINE SEEKS AN
ELOQUENT ORATOR
Frank Z. Herring of South Bend, Ind,
Is Asked to Give Address at He'll
day Exercises. =

Frank E. Herring Of South Bend.
Ind, is desired as a speaker for the
Fourth Of July exercises in Moline. A
telegram was sent this morning, ask
ing him TO speak, and an answer is ex-
pected this evening. He is one OF the
most forceful and eloquent men on the
platform in this country today.
Decision 10 secure d speaker Of ma
tionaI reputation was reached by mem
bers of the Moline Fourth OF July as
ISOLATION at a meeting held last even
ing. Dr. ". z. Taylor advanced the
idea
The speaking and musical program
viii take place on a stand TO be erected
TO the south OF the lake in Prospect
park.
Fireworks for the big celebration
have already been purchased. The
declares that the pieces sur
pass those Of last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
new ASSISTANT
PASTOR ARRIVES
Rev. Frank Cieary Succeeds Rev.
Francis Parke a. Priest at ST.
Joseph's Church.

Rev. Francis Parke. assistant pastor
OF St Joseph's church. has been
transferred 20 GalesbUrE. where he
viii act as assistant TO Dean Costa.
veteran priest OF the community. He is
succeeded by Rev. Frank Cleary. who
has been serving at RantouL
Rev. Mr.. Cleary arrived in the city
last evening 20 assume his new work.
SIC is a brother Of Rev. William Cleary,
Danyillc. who formerly assisted Dean
J.. J. Quinn. and has many friends here.
Father Parke formed a wide acquaipt-
aucsship while In Rock Island and his
departure viii be regretted. Father
Cleary comes 20 the city highly recon-
mcuded and a cordial welcome is &C
corded him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
WOMEN ARRESTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGES

lsr1rHFr . rta.
Baker NI ..s9 r.F @
moral rsruas.s t rF srrasE "a
house on M -sa- were svaer asH .r
eouaFr eauFs r..s morning rh- e.
rradaas was rtt.s before Judge S.
a Larson Bond was rt-I .e eses
nsnser af $500. u- sar-.v rsr enc
rrsr case hrfer Herman areraI ara
fffmtH fItsr taf flseras a.gras saf
feral. a.us r EHe aeeart
Dorothy EtFt- was a.s1 Charged
w,fs Keeping a Hess- ar lt Fame sst
bond was rv-f sF $500 vt.e t.-rs.s1
sflru tsf g-srtsh Baker fs surety
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
APPROPRIATIONS
CUT BY COUNCIL
Molins Commissioners Provide for
wIdsninE Of fifth Avenue and I'M
proremsnt Of Play grounds
SMALL AHorST FOR BOND ISSUES
Decrease In Total Estimate Of ExPen-
ditare Made Possible by small
or shaking fund.

city council % Moline today passed
az appropriation ordnance which pro
vidsa Tor the expenditure % 1885,
s0gs7 dgrinE she easuias - months
The appropriation ordnance Tor the
year @naiaE April 2. 1915. made pro-
vision for the total expenditure OF
sf7s.77z 50
The cost % widening Fifth avenue
e. provided for BY the ordnance as
read for the arst time this morning
The estimated cost % the improve
neat is sisssi.if An appropriation
% gf9.t00.o0 for general park purpoaes
also Includes she $1,000 which viii
b. devoted % the improvement % the
ur8HuinE athletic aeId and play
srourd- The amount % $4,000 vas
appropriated for PARK purposes last
year.
Fsw Bonds Mature-
TIE loser appropriati6n % this year
ts result % the city having 90 meet
feWer bdads during the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

riaEe % William Wilson 81 years ago.
Hrr arEt husband passed away about
% years aEn. Five years later she
again married. becoming the wife 81
Ray Lockhart- Both weddings occur
red 90 Cedar Rapids. Besides her hus-
hand Mrs Lockhart leaves Miss VIII
son % this city. a daughter of the first
union. and two sisters. Mrs. A II.
Miller % Cedar Rapids and Mrs J. l..
Harris nf Iowa. and tgo brothers.
Dyer 90 Cedar Rapids and willard ~
Ross. Mont NO arrangements have
been made for the funeral
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Argus Files Of 1890

June 9-Sherif SiIvis yesterday
broke up a proposed prize night which
was to have been held on a barge
down the river, when he arrested the
principals.
The Peoria ShamrocEs yesterday
afternoon defeated the Rock Islands
by a score of Il TO -.
James Z. Larkin returned from a
business trip TO Chicago.
-Four children were drowned in the
Mississippi river near Rapids City
yesterday when a boat cspsized.
June 1O-The republican county
convention was held yesterday az the
court house.
Miss Anna McConochie Of Chicago
is visiting al the home of her uncle
Mayor William McConochie-
June I1-AIrs. H. c. Cleaveland left
this afternoon for Galesburg TO at
tend the commencement exercises at
Knox. college. Her sen, Harry, grad
yates tomorrow.
June I2-The Mercy hospital in Dav-
export was destroyed by flames early
this morning, Sister Mary Irene one.
of the attendants, being smothered 10
death. The loss is placed at $4,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
IF BAcKAcHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Ear Less Meat Also Take
Glass OF Salts Before Eat
tag Breakfast

rrtoa safd ~ meas sseitss ne kss.
news. tsg ts-seass evsr,x ersstss sse
siss.Izi,st. sehss saa Feel NE ps1aes q
lead rhs sFlae escenass eis'sdr. Eas
MATTER 10 tFEteasss4 Eve sr skFss slasss
essrfaar ne sfxag vgnea ths kSsaesgs
elsm ycsa niusf Asl5 sassHH aasA or EEa
psssfr'@ artaeus Wasts % roau - =
seal seca esrsen saercF As srss rsE
e~st . Gsa4 stssry b. 60 Etstaeg 80
xfsa. yea sgfsss sem bae sasGs. ssss
n<.--sssefs. Gzxxsnsss. stesscs gets
asur. usnsse ee,sseG saG ysg Zeal rhsas
nss<ts tstaEss wEsa tse WsssEer 70
bss.E
Esas less sa~sE GFlaE lats es wsSsrs
sfss sst eFe@ any ga.sruaacfss fsu-
eunssss q ls.G ass.gzs Eaks a Easfe-
seeenfaf "a = glass e water eefsrs
arsaxesss esr fsw &sgs saG gssx
Gs,laegs WI ten at sac rGas =.
easSes s.s+ss r. MATS sreas me seHs %
g-aces AIT temen gs1es. ecnsfssss
VIA ttnf.s aa4 ass Been assf Cor zssF
srstloas % eleIsa etszze4 sitaeys AL
stiassssEss tasa 60 sersaai sStErtsy.
also - ssatrz-sse sas seits ~ grszls.
80 O SO Lsazer ts = ssG=cs % srTfss
Eer. sass sa41nz s1ssfsser weaSassss
Jsd salts r. iss<p~astvs. eaaaes -
ssrss aasses q fsitxssfsf sfssrvssesas
ffsa4swsser G-faE wE4ss svesYees
saswid tak- aow sat sssn % kssp sss
Efslasvs elss.sa saf sstfss pruxxtsss
n-r~ ssy ta~y ser tets % JsG SAFES %
fsn<~ We seifsss IA svsrcezsfsx ats
s~T srpuo6s wnffs y - eaiv errtsefs
Ih~s2~r usns~ ssaasuaaeys-<A4sJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

June 6-The a6th annual com
mencement exercises were held yes
terday afternoon at Augustana col
Iege. There were 30 graduates.
Miss C. N. Briggs, who reures. as as
sistant principal at the high school
today. was presented with a handsome
gold watch by the pupils.
The first dance of the season was
held at the Watch Tower last night.
Miss Anna Frysinger entertained
Contractor Schnell is making prep
arations for the removal OF the cleo
trio light tower at the corner of Sew
enteenth street and Second avenue.
4 two-story dwelling on the farm
OF z. Tindall. four miles south Of Milan,
was destroyed by FIRE.
June commencement exercises of
the Rock Island high school were held
at Harper's theatre last night.
The Rock Island Silver Plating
works filed a petition in bankruptcy
today. c. H. Stoddard being appointed
receiver.
II. A. J. Mcdonald is painting and
otherwise improving his Fourth ave-
nue. residence.
In Thursdays storm a large smoke
stack az the county farm was demol-
ished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
AID THOMPSON IN
ANNEXATION CASE
Southwest Improvement Association
Passes Resolutions Commenting
Course In Court Action.

BeE1iufi6HH commenting states At
f1rrrv Floyd p. Thompson in his fight
on the annexation case and that 81 the
local board uf improvements in pro
v.iinE f1r brick paving on Niulh
street w~rs unanimously passed by
tho Southwest Improvement associn-
tir1 at meeting held last night at the
old f1uu hall az Center Station. The
rrEoiutionE were prepared hy com
miffee consisting OF Charles Guldeu-
rHpf and g. "a pihberu and were
Wnrted aE follows
Resolved. That we. the South
west Improvement association.
hereby approve the action %
states Attorney Floyd p Thomp-
son 90 refusing 90 sign a quo
warraut1 and commend him for
hls action ia che matter regarding
the annexation question.
Resolved. That we. the South
u"si Improvement association.
hereby express our appreciation
lG action taken hy the local board
1s Improvement and ir behalf OF
fsiE association commend them On
granting the Wishes ot the ma
i1Tity % ths property owners on
Nsrth street iu selecting brick for
tEe paving % same.
ThrE~ tao questions wrrr thorough
.v diEruHsrd. Outside 90 other routine
1EEin~ss no other questions came up
during thr session The association
Sill meet again iu two weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
SON OF 8 FINDS
FATHERS CORPSE
Peter Eerdsaru. i-0s Ninth-and-a-haii
Nvsna~. manzs Himssh On
Cellar.
pTsFoNDTNT OvIELtcEo % woEK
Save W fntenfiou a fntent E~Toui
NsklnF h uis todEr Dues Hat
nsea PAID

ueaDoa1~Gs ever tlf .aabllty 90
warE steadily AZ as TRADE Peter Beg
ees~n. tsa8 Sf4Fs-aas- a-salf srseet.
eanmHfrd ssle.te today az aoor ~
htaraE alaseIf DsFseEra. Who sas
rra.f-t aE ast altr-ss Cor calg a
Few maesss. vac "a r.1.t-r sf ere Eoes
fsf1aG Prov eaEbasF. saf farisE ere
sltrf t.aes rzls Wtetrr aat ssrtaz hss
been easlag-t eelT as srrrfs,ar is-
f-rgais raas as Ea- aafT reason wa.ea
La ssrefa-s f1r enc are vslea reseG aas
eafrer
neeras=t aas -nle7-f Esae seaIsa.
aaa seeusr.. ss asssl early today. Isas
asarnaa urrtrs-a ssf-G Pie wife G
ma lodge cues sst aere paid ~ tae
aaa aatslsf was Thought of sfs Cues
Han aee enc Erges1csr discovery
eBleh was o1e- ar aaea taaavs Bow
ever. ms aer gives weight ts te~
saouosu.a1 r.ar urrt-s-r lst erra
eaaf-aap .iE-.i rlftnE ufs lif-.
Taaad BY tHti~ ~ou-
hr coon sataF. UfI- .I.-art. ..Frsr-
aff ser ~ ur deceased. wrat lef1 stT
cellar ~ ur BONE. aet was START .-t
fa ser HIs fts.rr sssgref-t l~ Ht fsr
By "a slart r.5r. Iet t4 ta- hrf"
overhead WEeu enc body vat rIt
down nfs was noe see rsfi9et. Elmer
fnflrF. a 1r.rsaor frsaloE al 1870
T-afa street.. Faf ur ft Bradford.
who was called. Wsrsef tar ns.f en-
hour F1 r-ssselrsrr fa- Ean haf w.fa
agl sgreras
$40 e-ar-s-r ess errr .s Ffe.sr tr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
stuart MeCsy.

stssst mccoy. z1zt TwrHty-thIr-i
sverar. 1taJ5s~. asrf st 90 20 last even
lsE- bic passisE t1lI8WjnE aa ulress
9s over a year.
sssaFs Mccoy vas bora ia ~ Yer
e1e. lowe. AUG ~ tssT. When 10
grsrs otf ~ cane 60 t1inofs aad fog
q rsesbeF % years vas ia the esari8y
~ che city % M5tia~ as a t~smst-r
BE vas married is this rfsy Sow. ..
1870. ta Nora Jors. who survives. Ia
slif.ft1a Co sse wtfGW tu1 children
ana ors bFpssFr ard ore sister are Ieft
Co s9sFa- Tas brother Albert af ~,
NsTuoa. while Mrs u. = Naia of $40
tias is ere sister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
%. EIa Mn..n Iaelhart-

usess called Mrs Ella wIisoa L.aek-
ksrt iass svsaiaE AZ . o'clock AZ fh@
hoeas % ksr daughter. Miss Htanehs
Wiisoa. SO f.iEhfseash street afrs
Toe Stars. wto Was horn o. Cedar Rap
Sc 90 OF :. 1856. hal lived Ia tina,
city all Be- life Five weeks ago de-
ceased care 60 this city 60 visit h~r
e4ssster. Miss wtisoa. and after
sp@seiax = week r. thls city. vas sud d.
s~=iy taS@s ~ wtth a Complication os
diseases
Miss Ella CsEsr ~zs gsstsd n raAs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
ANDALUSIA-

ire eaofr net sg ere EoGs % e.
Fisusrr sstarGsr evsaisE tes seessFs-
al 4rrrr Wetek tEeT were served VIA
re er~ans. straw berries aeG cake ~
rffss fa5esesefts Fattaer AL = veFy
eteasass sveetsz vas sa3aqs9-
Nfr anS Nrs. Tess Brow seG SOC
aaf Ne aaf Mrs Logts 0oatd aHG
esafrsr 81 EfsfaEsss ssess sssssy
~ tas Eaess OF Sfr. sat 1tfs. p. uelisr-
afdss
strs o. nas,sp vas o. Rss< tsizsa
FFhtaV
erase ElHsaa vtsaseG several GAYS
VITA rs erodasF Rev. e. p stitsoe-
Ne sr.s lfrs CHARLES HEsesoE aaG
atsy e5s5ssG sasEsT ss& Mqstaf O.
ussVercors az ths sonfs % tss for
sssr's essssr. W. E5sceose
Nfr sss Ms g. o. Esss ssf essteFss
sf Eset tstsss ssess Sss4sy ~ ths
hanss af ere tssmsrs ssFssts. ttF. za4
Mrs ]. %. Essss
Mss Esrssss Fsss wsss 60 Rock Is
ssrG Wednesday
Harriet Lee % GseS tsl&eE e Sped
Tag e few Gaqs visfslsE ss sss s6@s
af rs Erss,fssFssss. Ne, at Mss Ioss
agrusess
Sc sss tfrs. G. CooissEs sss G4sEh-
ssF. tssz. % Dsesapost. VESTED sea-
cay az tes saEs % Sfr, al Mrs. Esz-
cry CARTS
LaWrsees sssekisr. No e ssfss4-
lnz ere settlers ses@oi e. RaeS Is
tsat srssasl ssess Sasaag a. ne
es-ss ~ Ms ssss. Nrs- Asrs Sesektsr
tfsrrV asrasss ~ Csrs,1e Cis- visit
81 s'sssssY az sss Esese - sfs rsfssts.
tfr saG Mrs toe1 SsFep~s
sfrs. e. Wacssssrs - TsiFsest call
81 &c TREATS Esre Teesasy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

TIE fgETFst services 1f Ciarerer
&raf1a vas held tEis aftsrr11a az g
9'et1eE az ere pix1s Il ,t8elIsr gudeT-
Ea6.sE rstsbiissmsEt Tae local aeris
member. had charge of fs~ services
GaF.ai vas bel chippiaauoeE cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

OBITUARY


Fan@ral rites for GeorE~ Naupuyu.
Ir. Erre held tEis afternoon az 2
o'clock az tt~ hone of h5s parents. Air.
aaa sisa George Varu4gu. zoe Twelfth
asrn4s. Rev g. Rolf vas o. charge
at tae services. ana bzrial vas 10
Ceirg. aEa1eE erETferF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
NJ. w. A. DIRECTORS
IN MONTHLY MEETING

The monmfV meeting ~ tas eErcJs-
tfes beard ast Ore BosFf ot tirecters
of me 1feteru WeoGmea ef America
VII be epenedt st tsr bead Office ttse-
a.tq. ONLY rsusrae matters are t5 e1efe
M tt the June sessisn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

the inspector" who turned out to
be a self-designated one. got OF at
one of the corners in Davenport Po-
lice. however. saw Alter and observed
that he had violated the ordinance.
He was arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

TIE fssFsai OF Frank Miller viii BIZ
er.t fFpa fss uix1a q tt9eileF uutcr-
tssias sstabiishmTHt Monday after
eeae ar 3 O'Clock Miller Ess 11 r~la-
FIF~s ie fets city ss4 ere remains alil
o. tstFfrs- is tse coartr burial i1t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
HARD ROAD At YUMA
IS NOW COMPLETED

The concrete roadway 1r Egrs Fss
Hrra Completed rHis Hs Fgr sreeat
pierce az state asa highway. gae egsrr
rreegfIT being eaweirt-t sE TET.sr
Gdsr. rus piece sr erv rest Ii 5000
Feet bong sat eesg ftt11t0. Pc was
aaurevet Today lF "a state lssgeersF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
JUDGE CHURCH WILL
PRESIDE ON JUNE 81

Arrangements have been made for
Judge ". T. Church to take up his
new duties on the circuit bench here
Monday. June 81 The jury called for
May q. which was ordered not TO re
port until ordered, has been summon
ed for service Judge Ramsay will
preside in court here next Wednes-
day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
LARSON CONFIRMS
ASSESSMENT ROLLS

This morning in county court, Judge
y. A Larson approved the assessment
rolls for two Rock Island projects. One
was a Waterman on Thirty-second
street. Twelfth to Thirteenth avenues,
the cost beiLg S201, and the other wa
termains on Fourth street a distance
of 200 feet south of Eleventh avenue,
cost 1901.
All the news all tn time-Tbe Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
MURDER VERDICT
IN NILSSON CASE
Coroner's Jury Finally Closes Inquest
over the Nan Whose Rat Eaten
Body Was Found Feb. =.

We the jury sworn 20 inquire
into the death OF Gust Nilsson.
ind that ne came 20 his death from
wounds inflicted in the throat by
some sharp instrument in the
hands OF party or parties IN
known TO the jury.
The above verdict was reached al
the conclusion Of the hearing at the
court house this morning by Coroner
Il. C. J. Meyer. The rat eaten body OF
Gust Nilsson. farm hand. 20 years of
age. who disappeared from Taylor
Ridge last December. was found on
the morning 81 Feb. = in the deserted
Case barn az Twelfth street and Eight
reuth avenue. by Henry RoEEcnkamp
and Victor EnEeIs. The man had been
dead several DAYS. and his head and
neck had been mutiiated by rodents.
The only weapon found iu the barn was
"a small pocket knife with the blades
closed. Coroner Meyer advanced the
murder theory from the first. as Nilsson
was known 90 have carried a sum OF
money when ne disappeared.
Coroner Meyer stated this morning
that be delayed the inquest for four
months 20 allow the sherins Office
ample time 20 investigate. but no clues
of value were ever found. DR.. Meyer
stated that he has had several cases Of
this nature tn the past that required
the services OF an experienced detec-
tive and has recommended TO the sup
ervisors that man for this work be
hired BY the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
CITY CHAT.
(Aarrrfisrmenr..l

Internationally
Buy a hone % Rcidy Bros
For express. call William Trcfz-
Tri-City Towel supply company.
tafep~ndsut Express a Storage.
r. I. ssi
Wear 81 tunion raadsl hat Mems
Fashion shop. Harper house block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
LICENSED TO WED

John A. Payson ...--..-.. Fulton, III
Miss Rose Bassett. 900. Rockton, III
Harry Samuel Conrad ST. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Ruth Lucille Wait. .... Reynolds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

All the news all the um.-rh.
ArggA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

All the news an IN time-Tbe Argus,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-08-21
Sleep.

Fec DO but consider what an excel
lent thing sleep is, II Is SO inestima-
bile Jewel that. II a tyrant would give
ais cruwu for an hours slumber. 1t
canncr be bought; of 80 beautiful a
shape hs tr that. though a man live
wirh III empress. his heart cannot be
au d,r1er rIu he leaves her embrace
menrs co be At rest with the other:
yen RI greatly are we indebted to
taiiH atnsman Of death. that we owe
t.ie bsrrer tributary half Of our life
tn HIM and there is good cause why
We siiGuIt do SO: for sleep Is that
guiifen chain that ties health and our
hndif# together Who complains Of
wanr- Of wounds. Of cares. Of great
mems expressions. Of captivity. whilst
lia sleepeth!-Thomas Decker.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-08-21

ovusuic Remsdns - Ssssfass sscsss
FsrrlSsy % Pscvssf 40 eess
EsshsusGeo Soil

CENSUS PRANK n<edmeyes. writes
from CAarforret0wn. p =. l. CANADA
I'm most Of the bays tn6erttns the
shares at Prince Edward tsIzn1 are
ssunf exhaustive deposits Of Dussei
mud.. su.caIIed locally being organic
remains of epuntlsss geneSsttCns q
aYsrers. mussels@ etzms- and other -
uaIpes Of the ocean and Of ensstac-
eruus animals ssnefzlly- The shells.
usually more or Iess intact are found
fanhsftfed tn dense deposits Of mud
lHlta substance and this combination n
a rsrrtlfxsr Of high value and potency
o. supplies small quantities OF phos-
pifares and alkzfiesl An ordinary
dresHinx OF IL secures fertility In
striking manner to the poorest o. most
exhausted sod The shells decay slow
Ig. year Big year. throwing Oh flm
af fertiIfxfnS srunk The deposits
around Prince Edward island vary
rrum 1--WE to twenty-five feet In depth
They are taken up BY dredging ma
chimes worked from RATS In summer
OF frum the ice In winter,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-08-21

A cheap and easily made substitute
Con horn can be made Of wheat -FOUR
and sodium siliczte, This substitute
ts very hard and strong and. by insert
ing Organic dye into tho composition
while mixing. IL can be colored to imi-
rats Ilnos- any kind OF horn sub
Stance The compound is made BY
mixing 10 parts tby volumeJ OF so
diun siIfcate $40 degrees Baume) with
.tissu1IIet water. and hen stirring the
resultant liquid into a thick paste
WITH fine white wheat -four. The mass
ia then allowed to stand for three
weeks, during which time it undergoes
a chemical reaction that produces q
iaryt~ horulike substance This COM
DGsfriou can be nodded without pres
sure when first made and turned and
nachine,t like brass after IL has set.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-08-21

oiH Rsrisitinnar Found WzB u Cling
IN liis Original Rusitlnm AnuuG
UglnariG.

ono Sunday morning o csrrain
young pastor in his frst charEa am
nnnnGad narvunHlg.
n win ralis fdr my tsxt rha wordH
and tfiaY Cad five men wirii 1--we riiop-
sand InaHaH of nrssxf and two rinu-
sand ftHiiaA""
AT utiiH miHquutafdnm am aid pnr-
isitinnar frum his sent In che aman
Gurnar sHid audfniE-
'-rhnfs NM miracits-l cuulf DIN 10
mYaaiE'
Tina young urencitar sntf mining ~
tina rima.. nnr tho nsxr Ssrndag ta am
nnnnnaif tins sama uazr aEadn- This
time ta gur ID nghr:
"Anf tiiaY fad five tiinuHanf men an
1--WE IuHyeH az nrelad and TWO fHhsH'
EIa waitssf q mnmsnn amt ttten,. bsazi-
fnE over tiia prIipir and lnniftng II thu
amam curnsr.. ha miit:
"And Gnnit Yoa dD uiiar, tnaa Mr.
Smith,
"ur cmlrs@ D cmrEtE.' Mn. Smith re-
piissf
'4nd nnw auuilf Yun dn mr. saiu
ttta pnsHciiHr.
With wiiaf was Iaft over from asssr
SindiEw,."' sHid Mr. Ssnirth - Advances