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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-25
, STREET CAVES IN.

Paving aat Webster City Preeipitated
l.. ; s-4tg / r. Into Sewer. sesj T.
Webster City. March. 25.-During
Thursday nights rain e. big hole app
lpeared, In, the surface OF Elm street at
the intersection Of Prospect. at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-25
Worry Thorough.

Lawson = How we'll you're looking
this morning Binks!
Binks-Yes; never looked better in
my life. Pm looking for a man who
owes me $50-Philadelphia Evening
! Ledger. w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-25
Prima, Eaeia Evidenes.

Professor You have wonderful
talent for painting! .lg j i, ( "A
Mqriel-Dear me- professor, how In
teresting. How can you tell? Il
Professor I see 1t IN your facet
Judge. a., ..2,S Is. ..q 3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

ian bat, oa 10 { qimpsl gsipa9I,,
bas Fat bic Gsis esbobi BON {
Gtro6bsrris. Del Gale Nh mas Bot
bns 70 heb gebabnl Mst Id ben e
puitinier NIT mebr Iitnbe tonne. so
BEN feline onnere MsbeIin NIT mid
esbdbt tpie meme S@uuffbads I'M i'd
ben atbsnit, ipen, msbbie tpus gut an
bic 5nIsit 10, bas Is aud gut an bic
buffet un i9 ben mid Z biefente
Cobb G9nuif an meiH Rie4tclbs
etIdmisrt IN oanu ben i9 sbbss aus
aefunns, 100 im beut nit msbr tot,
Ide lam. Ssle SsnlsbIden tam i'd
nit bsrgeHs IN ipenH i'd 70 aft tperbe,
ME Der Glteite @iel, tpomtt i9 Ders
bIsifpe Sbns Sbrn
pbilipp Sauerampfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

Der Dubbobsn Der @infobrl aus Rom
.irtte geftrtigt 70 follte sr cine feds
5Dllige aiess unterlage baben.
Der 9rettsrberI6Iog Der bic Gins
fabrt begreH3enOen SnnsnipGubs iuIlts
uidt bOber aIs feds SUB auIgefiibrt
psroen, iobob bann bic MaistuIbsn
iiber bic Wanb biniiber in bic Gpeis
der eei9aufelt iperDen t6nnen. Sf
Der 6ru6tOorrat 70 srOb, OnB CT Bic
90bs Oes 8retterperi9Inss iibsrragt,
10 tam Iebterer Ieift bur9 4nnaoeln
psitsrsr 9rstter erb0bt perben.
Die SAusporriGtuHs geseu Rat
ten beltebt aus sinem Drobtneb mi!
1230lIigen MoI9en, oas bis su elmer
9Obe Don 30 3oII ii6sr Dem goben
an allen Seiten bes Spsi9srs snis
i4en ben 9ori5oniaIitrebern Der
Bdnbe unb benz 9retisrperI9laa ars
gebraht pirb. Qm pberen Ranbs
hes 3rabtneBes fpllts Elm s 3olI
- " -. -
breittr Streifen aug gaIoaniIiertem
.Gifen an bic Mdnbe genagelt fDers
ben, Der 5psi Coll iiber Oas Drabtneb
6iniiberfaBt, iObaB bic gauge Saabs
porri9tung SO 3oll bod lit. Dieter
GiienItreifen bdlt olIs Ratten ab, bic
etpa on ben @Gnben berauftIettern.
Die Shubborri9tung mub au5 an
ben Die Gtnfabrt einfaIIeuoen Snnsns
ipdnben angebra9t perben, oomit
IeI6it bann, tpenn bic Suren offen
geIaTfen lDurben, bic Gatten ni5t an
ben Wlais bernntommen t0nnen. Sc
lollte barauf a9tsegeben iperben, baB
an ben Ddnben feline 9egsnItdnoe ites
ben gelaffen tuerben, lpeI9e Is ben
Ratten erm0gIi6en, bur9 6eraufs
tIettern auf biefeIbsn ii6sr bic Gaubs
borri9tnng binpeg gu tommen. Die
Spei4er iinb nod innen 8u nit ie
StDei Sdiebetiiren unb na4 auBen
nit ie bier 6ebetiiren berfe6en. aus
ben lebteren fpirb Der Mlais 3ur Be-
f0rbsrung mad benz S9dIer abaes
IafIen. 8ur4 beIOubere S9afte 1T
fir cine ~geniigenbe @entiIatiou &c.
Iorgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

6onO nit Der adrte iiber Dem 9eete
bin IND Der ge1t, 70 miro Die Scat
.iebr f4On gIei4mdBig Detteilt. Bel
Rilenfaat fam glei9 aus Der Site
geidt nerbsn. 4u9 bierour6 Dirb
blrd aIppfen NIT benz 3eigefingtr
bic Saat am glsidmdBisiten bsrteilt.
I'm bic Saat mad benz QuFqsben
Dor Dem auspiden Der 809el al
i4isen, 1T es Elm elitss MlitteI, bas
Beet ringsherum nit tleinen auten
gu umItedeu. aus ousaeriffeIter
Nolle pOer @0rn ieoer
5arbe, ieOen GnO9eus, bur6 aneis
nanoertniipfeR gum Inngsn Jooen
gefiigt, tpirb nun bur9 b1s llms
IaIingen bes 5obens Inn ie cine Rute
iber Dem Beet cine 4rt Ieb gemddt.
Die @Dgel, beion0srs bic Fredsn
SpaBen. f4euen otes geB ungemein
uno IaTen bic feimenbe Soot in aus
be. Wiit benz 6ins iiuo 9sraieben IoIs
der 5doen I'm bic &rOnen Der Sos
hanniss unb Observation-Disclosures
tOnnen ebenfalls bic 3arten Rnpfpen
berielben DOr Dem 4bfreIen bur9 Die
90gel geii9ert peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

2luf @runb berT9iebener glnfr1een
bnbrn Gohprrltdnbies brs 9ldsrbdu,
8epartements plane fiir einsR Maiss
ipei1er ausssarbeitst Der iOpObI benz
3ped bss 3rOdnsns Der Gru6t bent,
ais aud SduB gegen bic RatteRs
PLACE bietst. Der pollItdnoiee 8au
(Sisbe A~bbiIbung) beItebt etssntIi9
aus 5psi Speihsru, ie nit sinsm
5ldGsnraum BON 80 Bel s SUB unb
elmer &apaoitat bon 1000 8uIbel.
IRAN Tam, fpenu man mill, SunG9It
aud MIR bic cine .9dlfte srrihttn
uno bic anbers az elmer mebr geIsgss
nen 3eit. Die beiOsn Spsihsr iinc
setrsnnt bur9 cine II Sub breite
@infabrt, unO bos @an5s nit sinem
9iebsIoo9 berIsben. Der GubbObsn
Der ginfabrt fann aus &ontrete,
ooer, iosnn bic 9rainierung gut lit,
aus Qebm bergeItelIt perben. SIN
e~rIteren 6nlle fam Der Gubboben
aud susletd ols G~uttsrfeIIe fir
.S9tpeine bsnuBt tperotn. Gin bDIs
Ssrner Gub6obeu lit nidt 5tpsdmabig,
neil er Ratten SdlupfninteI bietet.
Sir fdmtli9e Mdnbe psroen 5uns
bamente aus &ontrete gebout, bic BON
unterbalb Der 5~roforsnae Bis 6 3oII
iiber Dem 8oben bel 6eii daBern, unb
s 3oll iiber benz 8oben bel ben ins
neren @dnoen rei9en. Der Raum
SiDii9en ben @runhmouern Iollte nit
gut feitgeItampften G9laden Dber
aies ausgsfiilIt unb barber ber
aontrstes 5uBbOOen eeIegt psr6en.
9ur9 ben 2 Coll srDben untsrI6isO
apiI9en aubsns unb Snnenraum
piro cine Reiguns bes GuBbobens
nod ouben 81 gsidaffen, fpeI4e einsn
I6flub fir bas etipa aus BEN Speis
der iidsrnoe Waifer %gsfpGbrt. Die
ShlddeR pner Der Sizes unter BEN
GuBbooen DerbinDern "a, bab bic
5eudtigteit BON unten burdbringt.
Der 5uBboben IoIlte mttteIs 435Ilis
ger, bur4 Gifeuidiensn bsritdrtter
9oniretebaIten bergeItellt unb iorgs
fdltig seebnet perben. Mirb aud
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Gum gusiden BON eamelrs

geim Gden fommt es Ie6r barnuF
an, Dies iusoer al oidt NOD 5u iippig
su fun. Sin glei6mdbigss @erteilsn
Oeg Gdnens if abtr fir ben 4nFdns
ger beIonOers idipiertg. 9ie bon ben
@drtnern seiibte Dirt, ben Samsu
5piIGen 9aumer, MitieIs un6 3eis
gsfinstr gu fuFsn unb 70 a~usSuitrsus
en-, pirb 6em uugeibten 2aien teinen
srten Grfois brin9en. miro 6asegen
Bel brsitpiirfi9er Gnat oIio Oer
@aat. bic oas ear3e Beet iiberSisbt,
Der Come ouf cine goIttarte senoms
men unO bAr9 aIopFen NIT Benz
3eissTingsr auf bieIe BON Der lin.
tsrlass binuntsrsstIopft, inbsm bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

mddt. 3pei ooer Orei Sage bieier
b~urmIoien Sortur treiben linen bic
Soee, sitt Radiommcni1uft gu err
3eiseu, aus, unb bel Der DrstIaFung
Iino tie nur gu frOb, fia tpieoer inter
Bic 1nberen 6iibner i'm 2egebauIe
mifden gu f6nner. Ddbrenb ibrer
Gingei9loFenbeit innten tie rei9li9
SHUTTER uilo Srinfnofer erbdItsn unO,
ipenn m6gIid, sur g~spssuns unges
balten Deroen.
$50 6abner in grDberen Mengsn
aebaIten tperoen, lit es Elm peiterer
gutter plan, Die .0Iuden" in sinsn
9oF gu bringen, no sinigs feurige
iunge Sabine gebaltsn percsn, uHO
f9 feline Better befinoeu. gDsnn Dos
@etter milo unb Der 6of iibsroa6t
1T, t0nnsn Ie bort aud iiber la4t
per6leiben.
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a6ssD6Bnuns 6eS gritrns.

r gs lit oas Dtpnomiidsn @riinben
oft gebpten, ben 6iibnern bic Britt
Inif nb3ugetpObnen, nrb js Tri9er oieie
Neigung entotft miro unb betGnpft
miro, beito IeiGter lit ite d~us3utreis
ben. Cine 6enne, bic gIetd an erIten
Sage bonn Reit entfernt pirb, lit Ieids
ter ab3ugen0bnen, ale cine folde, bic
man cine Bo9e obsr LANCER ouf benz
aeIt fiben IisB. Sin tluger Gefliisels
5iidter ptrb oaber an jeoem 5agsss
fnIuB ole IeIter unterfuden uno
ole 5iibner, bic anaei9eu bon Bril-
iigteit, pie .@luden" GefisOers
itrduben etc. perraten, aus 0enielben
entfernsn. Ssnnen fDLten nddts
iibtrbaupt rt9t In ben NeItern ges
0uIbet iper0en. Die berausgenoms
msntn .Gluden" Ioaten nab einem
su bieiem 3tpede Defenders eingsri9s
tetsn 8erI9lase sebradt iper0en.
IS gibt piele MitteI, gritiBteit gu
hinIsrirciben. 9o9 IoIte man ielbits
pera1nbli9 bon alien grauiamen
M,et6poen, ipie Gnt5ie6ung 0es Juts
tiers oosr Ddfers, l9on aus Dem
0tHn0e MbItanD nebnen, neil banit
lbie 2egstdtigtrit e5er ge1emmt aIs
qef6roert niroe. Die nlGmooif6e
90ee. Dem bQrmloTen gutEd1en. nIr
iueil Is benz S~laturtrieb foigt, smps
finOii1e Strafen duf5ulegsn, fam
nidt fart genua berOammt tperoen
eines Der etnFa1lten 4baepD6s
ningsmittsI beIiebt BARN, bic 5ennsn
In einsn @srf4Iag init srb6btsm
gattsnbuben al feben. 6ier i0nnsn
Iie ii9 niGt ~tomfDrtabeI n~isperIaTen,
ba Elm bsltdnOiger Isi9ter aaft8ug
Lia bur4 bic @ubeuIaIten fa1Ibar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

Sarnt INN Garten


HI IT..
pferbe, Die an Qrbeti aetp0bnt
finb, iusrOen BON ben gsIibera of
lange 3eit gefhont uab in Sials
gemdfist. Inn iie bonn init einen
MldIs Osiio i9drfer our arbtit gu
reripenosr. Shon ipenn elm pferb an
einem Go9e cine pciiere ais Die 0es
iDDhnliHe Tour gu MADDEN bat, BORT
man oft iogen: sd IaFe mein qferO
einige Gage ittben, neil Id cine Iebr
an llren9enoe lrbsit NIT ibm pOrb1s
BE-" 3ieie Qrt Ghonung III cine
BrunoFalfde, ia eerabe5u cine bsrs
ipsrfli6e. aommt Elm oerdrt btbaus
bellies pfsro aus Dem Stale, 10 ars
htitet e onfdneli9 nit Gtaaput,
geht fleibig uno 10 lebbaft. baB ss
ongehuiteu tperoen mub, unb oisIes
l8enebmen bes Sieres belt1rtt Sen
unrrfabrensn Bobrer In lsintr glns
ti9t: S9Onung gibt araft. DieIe
Fardft bat ober feline 9autr uno ldbt
lboIo mad, groBe GdpeiBabfonbes
Ernne, Die fOlgeri9tig s~intritt,
fdDddt oos 2ier nod me6r uno bic
peitl9e btlft 6ann Dem .faulen" Sier
bic arbeit perri9ten. @eb0rt es su
ben pblsematii4s Yatursn, 10 bat
bic 8e5eidnung pfail" eine gentle
Berehtigune, 5Gblt es ober lonIf 81
ben fIeiBigen arbeitern, 70 berubt
.cds RaalaHen In Der arbeit ni6t
auf GauIbeit, Ion0srn auf arafts
monsel. gs fam nint, neil es 3u
Iange ssI9ont pOrosn if uno feline
8orbereitung 81 ieiner bon ibm bers
Ian9ten @rbeit bate. Die unri9tise
Snonuns bat feline araft bsrnidtet.
8Ieibt Elm gfero, bas ionit gsIuuo
1T un0 BON benz man Mrbeit beans
fprudt, langere 3sit untdtig duI9es
Halt unb tpirb ss babel frdftig aes
fiittert, 10 ieBt bosTeIbe in Der Bau6s
hDbIe Gstt an, bic Reipirationstdtigs
feit fptrb gsI9nd9t, Die MasteIn
un0 Sebnen berIisrsn lire Gtramms
belt, neil fie ni9t in 3dtigtsit bIeis
ben. 9ie Saut pirO 0ura bas
Rihtstun ebeniopsnig Su elmer neuen
ariebtrdft dngeregt, IelbIt tpenn tie
ouh duBerli9 gereinigt miro, bag
Nferb tOmmt MIDI oatin bon ben
8einen, fonberH es pirb ou9 tur3s
otmig unb nint 1slten NIT etnem
6autuusfhIag bebaftet. Mns ipil
rnan NIT einem ouf folde Wfile ges
Hdonten Siers nun anfangen2 Qls
mdblid ipu9ienbs, aber ME Iein
araftberm0gen ~ibsrfei9enoe arbeit
lam es mad un6 nod pisOer in cine
pOnFdnoig lsiFtungsFdbige 9erfafnug
bringen un0 oobin fibren, ben s5stts
bdIIoit ob3ui6iitteln nnD Die Mass
lfeIn iDisber al ftdbIen. Nber INNER
gIiidt oisfes @%erFobren nidt. min
man bic S9dOlidteit LANCER etols
rube zines geiunben Qrbeitspferbes
i0ur9 Rationsab5ise bebsben, 70 miro
man febr balb merten, ME ingeeigs
net man bisr6si berFGbrt, oenn tusnn
einsm fdperen arbeitspferbe in Der
Rube bic Nobrurg ent3ogsn miro,
moran Der a0rpsr getp0bnt 1T, 70
9eht g nod I4neler bsrgab. 8eions
hers fhnel fommen D~ieicni9en pFerbe
bur9 unn0tige Rube berunter, Dersn
mirtungstreis in f6nsLer arbtitse
foIge lisgt. @erlanst Der 9eruf oss
9fsrbss cine fduslers @angart aIs
@dritt, 70 geniigen oft rar ipsnige
Sage, I'm oieIeIbe berob3noriiden.
Mil man bur9 Rube fdonen, 70
Darf man niemols bic geipegung aufs
gebsn, fe muB iid i'm Gsgsnttil nod
Der gelaoffenbeit beg QferOes rids
ten unb oft, ipeuigitens nnnd6reub,
Der oemnd4F gu Derlangenoen arbsit
gIei9tommen.
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Die Spmnte pirb be-
sonntIi4 ni1t bon 8lattIduIsn betms
geiudt; man bat Iie fcgar sipti9eu
on0ere @emufetulturen gepFlan3t, pas
NIT bieIe bon Der 8lattlaas eeI9iiBt
lper6en. @ebt OisIer. ginfIuB aud
ni1t INNER 10 nett, 70 1T bod feItges
teat, boB bic 9Iattlditie Die NGk Der
Somoten mTglidit meioen. 8erIuae
buben gs3eist, bnB ou9 Der aufguB
Der aetrodneten 8lGttsr uno Mbfdae
Der 9FIanas in glsider Mstfe pie Die
SubatblGtter bic 8lattlduIe perni1s
ter. Gs smpfiebIt Iid Oarum, Die
pfinn3eu i'm Serbit gu trodnen unb
ipdter nod 8eOarf sinen aufsuB bas
BON bersuftelen.
@enn grOBe Moffen
ariinen Slices pdtreno febr tparmen
@etters u~ntsrgepfliist nerbeu, 10 lam
ebsnio fpie BET RubbobReH cine CD
rung I'M 9oOsn entiteben. Die bas
9onO fhdbigt. &Ises unb Graslon0
iOlte INNER i'm Serbit gspfIiist tDers
ben.
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- 6oIT Bel einem SouQs
tdlb auF bic 4usbiIbung Der MiIhs
crgiebigteit b%ingetpirtt perben, 10
muB Die Mbfebung Sd DoGen nod
ber 8eburt erfolgen. WirO quite
MaItfdbisteit angeitrsbt, 70 ion oas
aolb 6--8 Modem iougen. 0omit ois
Biz Oabin gut entpidelten Siere niht
Suriidgeber, ipirb i6nen bic Mutters
MILD nad unb mad ent3oeen uro
bur6 Iei9tberbuuli9s, Der Mil9 nas
heItebeuoe GuttermitteI erftbt. NIs
fol4e fommen aud gut erboltene
MaI3teime in 9etraHt. sic perben
nngebriibt, init ttpas SuI8 bermifft
unb Ialltpnrm bernbrei1t. Mebr als
8 BIB 4 plumb pro Sag unb aopf
odrfen ni6t barJsboten tDeroen.
lin 3ementfIar 1T fiir
Elm 5iibnerbaas MIR bonn 3u empfebs
len, fpenn berIsIbe beltGnoig nit etner
4-6 SOL boben Sdnos ODER Grbs
l9iht bebedt lit. SIN Minter lam
er aud iebr borteilbaft nit friTaem
gferbeoung betegt rerbeH. Gd9es
ipdne TOa man nirgenos i'm 6iibners
ilaa beriDenben. neil in bieIsn, tDenn
fie nuggstrodnst Iino, 0os ltnge5iefer
Opr3iiglide SHIupfs nub 8~rutfpintel
finOet.
- 20 a itfGIber BADEN troB
Der MiI9oufnabme 8sbiirfnis nod
friIhem 8runnsnpafer. pa ober
0i: mild ben 9urIt i9on gum Seil
l6Iai. 10 fOlIte ss ibnen nidt aufges
5uungetf, IOnbern nur o~ngeboten ipers
ben, etpa cine StuHoe na4 Der Gits
tcrung
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Cur Sflsst Der gtn6cnO5asr.

Gs tonmt ni9t IeIten Dor. bob bic
s~sfieoerten Sanger, bic mir in ben
&dfig gebannt 1oben, Inn uns NIT
ibrem Sang unb Ge3Diti4er gu ers
frsuen, an fpunbsn ober geiapolles
nen 5iibsn leiOen. lin i6nen Die bas
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unbeDabte 8osbei

nnbeDuBte 8os6ett.
5rdnlein (GItIia. gum 9ermittler):
sWieiu 3utiinftiger, Der muB fem BON
toOellOfem Muais -. jung -. feline
@IoBe ~"
8ermtttIer Ems Mort foueno):
-. Sd Deritebe sic f9On -. bait
eanss @essutsil bon Sbnen9!S
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bur6 berurIadtsn 56merSen gu lins
bern uno 6ds 2etbsn gu beiIen, III
IS rattan, bic GibItangsn nit ueis
dem, baumipolIenem 6tOff 5u urns
tpidcln anb bic Gnben, pie infer
Bib seigt, in Elm 1dpFaen NIT aas
milIentee Su bdngsn, bamit bic ums
ipideluHs fsuet gehaItsn fDirb.
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ne partners Surads
TONNE FIN, I'M fe
BEN genobtiBt, pie
sdieitet Id ssiDeie
I'm, oa mare ie teins
Osr geI4teRri, bls'
TABS ie ben i9ubr
gsbentt, Is mar
mid ebbss sebsps
peno oooer Der Dill
Ia bGtt mid gar
bobt geidOfe. Ss
ben oil &phrg ipiMe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29
WHrmsr sdJreibebrttf hEs
ybiIipp ~samtrampffr,
iiso.

.Msin Iiebet 0err ae0aLIIOndEI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-04
BLUFF MEN PLAN FOR
ABANQUET MARCH 16

The committee appointed at the
February meeting of the Southeast
Bluff Improvement association of Mo-
line has completed plans for another
big dinner to be given Thursday even
ing, March 16, at Help chapel. The
February dinner proved such big
success that it is planned to make this
feature of the associations activities
a regular affair. The committee on
constitution and bylaws will be pre-
pared to make report at the next
meeting
Help chapel will not accommodate
more than 100 guests and it is sug-
gested by the committee in charge
that those desiring tickets purchase
them at once Tickets are to be had
from the following members of the
committee:
W. E. Freeland, William DeWitte,
John Radcliffe, Reynold Johnson, Wal
ter Peterson or H. S. Dickinson.
No solicitations will be made by
the committee until after Saturday,
March II, and if 100 plates are sold
before that time no further reserva
tons can be made
An excellent program is being ar
ranged for the affair. There will be
music and number of speeches by
men who will have some worth while
things to say.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-04

Mrs. C. o. Johnson. and Misses Flor
ence and Alvina Johnson.
Misses Gladys Sincox, Linda Mual-
Ter, Maggie Gibson and Winnie Greer
went to Silvis Monday for few days
visit.
Lewis Fritchle was in the tri-cities
on business Saturday.
Harry Nichols visited with bis
brother, George Nichols, at Silvis last
week.
Henry Petersen went to streato'
Thursday.
Mrs. Quincy Farrow returned home
Monday after a five days visit Win
her daughter, Mrs. Sam Langslon'
and friends in Matherville.
Mrs. Victor Swanson returned noms
to Moline Friday after a weeks WISH
at the home of C. o. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Bowen were Ii
Aledo Thursday.
Bob Liggett is moving to the house
which was recently vacated by an
drew Greer.
Mrs. Svea Sandberg and son OF Mo
line visited a few days last week o.
the home of her aunt, Mrs. John Hail.
and family. j.
Miss Iva Higbee was in Aledo las'
week.
Emil Mueller went to Silvls lues
day for days visit. His wife accun.
panied him home after 10 days 'iSi'
in Blue Grass, Iowa, and SilVls.
L. Johnson of Silvis visited VITA "
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust n 'ohH'
son, last week.
Mrs. II. C. jackson and son Eusen'
visited Friday with her parents NJ
and Mrs. Miller of Taylor Ridge
Mrs. Vance Sherrard went 10 NJ.
nolds and Matherville SATURDAY ="
visit for a few days.
Lester Kinsey returned home lhu,,
day from Chicago, where he was 90.
ed by the illness of his brother jun
who had TO undergo second ope''
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-04

divided one-half lot a, blk 2, Dack's
second add, Rock Island. $165.
Peter and Amelia Beens to Lillian
NJ. Dohrn. Lot 6, blk. /, East Moline.
81.
George R. and Elizabeth D. Lewis to
Rene and Adeline De Waele. South
west a, sec. and part se14, sec. a.
lille. $4,000.
William D. Richeson, ct al, to Carl
s. Nyquist Lot 9, blk. 1873, East Mo-
line. 81.
Amy Goar, ct al, to Sarah L. Peter
son. Part lot s, Lincoln Heights add,
Moline ST.
Henry S. Fristoe and A. H. Arp to
David W. Hunt. Part ne4 Of nw4
ne14. sec. 4-17-1w. 81.
James W. and Rose c. Simonson to
Robert Samuel H. Montgomery. Tract
sec. 6-19-3e. $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-04
FORMER ARSENAL
EMPL0YE MISSING
Edward W. Cook. Who Worked In Gov
eminent Plant For Seven Years,
Yanishes From Chicago Home.
BROTHER LEADS POLICE SEARCH
Leaves His Residence Last Sunday to
Witness Removal of Lake Street
Bridge-Fails to Return.

Edward W. Cook, for seven years a
harness maker employed at Rock Is
land arsenal, is being sought by Chi
cago police. He has disappeared and
has not been seen since Sunday.
Mr.. Cook is an Oak Park real estate
operator. He left his home last Sun
day TO watch the removal of the old
Lake street bridge in Chicago. That
was the last seen of him. His brother,
Ralph Cook, with whom he had been
living at 44O South Maple avenue, is
experimenting the police search in
person, though he is nearly Frustrated
by grief
1t is believed that the real estate
man has been the victim of an attack
The Chicago Tribune today contained
picture Of him, with this descrip-
ton: 'He is AZ years old, smooth
shaven, weighs 100 pounds, and when
last seen was wearing black soft
hat with a wide brim, black over
coat and dark brown gloves. Until re-
Gently he was employed at the arsenal
at Rock Island, Ill"
Lived in Davenport.
Records Of the Rock Island arsenal
show that Edward Cook took up en-
ployment in the harness shops at the
government plant in November, 1908,
and worked there until September,
1910. at which time he was laid off
because work was slack. Only one
Edward Cook" is on the list Of en-
ployes at the arsenal, so it is presum-
ed that the missing man is the former
arsenal employe. The records show
that he lived at 620 Main street, Dav-
export, while government employee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-04
EAST MOLINE

A number of Belgian residents of
East Moline have enlisted the services
of Father DeVille, who is looking af-
ter the passage of relatives from Bel
GUM to the United States. Father
DeVille will sail on the Rotterdam on
March 7.
Aimable Descamps. who has been
employed at the Malleable foundry,
has rented a 120-acre piece of land
south of Warmers crossing and is now
moving onto the property. He will OPP
crate a truck farm this season.
Verhulst Brothers of near Hampton
have purchased a farm located near
Floris, Iowa. They expect to locate on
the farm within the next week of ten
days.
Adj Saelens has left for Denison,
Iowa, where he will be employed on
the farm of Charles Greemonpez.
Emil Laethem has sold his pool
room to Emil La Debarre. The build
ing is to be remodeled. He will pur-
chase new billiard table and new
furniture.
The DeSchepper Clothing company
is moving its stock into the building
which was formerly occupied by the
Pastime theatre. The building has
been remodeled. Mr.. De Schepperr
has secured five-year lease on the
property
The building now occupied by the
Van Speybroeck Clothing company
Will be moved onto the lot adjoining
the present location and a two-story
brick structure will be erected on the
site. 1t is estimated that the building
Will cost in the neighborhood of $10,-
600 and work on the building will be
started just as soon as the weather
permits. When completed Mr.. Van
Speybroeck will move his stock into
the new building.
Miss Selma De Meyer has taken a
position with Lundt G. Co., Moline.
Angelus Caltoer and Theodore Con-
derdonck, formerly of Missouri,
are new residents of East Moline.
Mrs. Alphose Ferret has been re-
moved from the Moline city hospital
where she has been receiving treat
ment for blood poisoning, to her home
DR.. Harding is attending her.
1t has been announced that Bruno
Emmersoete of Colona and Pharilde
Smagge of East Moline are TO be
married next Monday. Miss Smagge
just recently returned from a visit
with relatives and friends in Belgium
and France. They will reside on a 300
acre farm near Colona
A son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Arban Saelens of near Barstow.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry McMullins of East Moline.
A son has arrived at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Ryckegham in East Mo-
line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-04

sight it exercises over its sanitary
conditions. This is the responsibility
of every adult citizen, whether parent
or not.
Baby Week has been instituted for
the purpose Of bringing home this re-
sponsibility to all. Look about and
ask yourself whether the conditions in
this community are such as make it
an ideal place for children.